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For all the coaching decisions, hitting heroics, pitching gems and selection decisions that can be debated, argued and parsed in the wake of the opening weekend of the NCAA Tournament, one fact stands out above all else now that the field has been trimmed from 64 to 16.
What a fun weekend it was to be a college softball fan.
As perhaps best illustrated in the Los Angeles Regional, and painfully so for fans of classy, productive and enjoyable UCLA seniors like Lisa Dodd, Tara Henry and Jodie Legaspi, the sport of college softball has grown to the point that no team is safe in a double-elimination format.
"It is kind of exciting to know that parity is happening," Oklahoma coach Patty Gasso said after her Sooners, seeded third overall, survived their stay in the Amherst Regional. "It just used to feel like some of the stuff was so automatic. And that's why it's just shocking, and everyone is shocked, when you hear that UCLA is out of the postseason for the first in time in how many years? It opens the door for others. And all it does, too, is bring more fans to our game because there are new programs [in the super regionals]."
Three seeded teams are out of the bracket, several others are counting their blessings after rallying for two wins on Sunday to keep their seasons alive and UCLA will not be part of the Women's College World Series for the first time in 23 postseason appearances.
It was so much fun we'll have to do it all over again at the end of the week.
Most impressive performance (team category)
LSU Tigers
That's how you address complaints about a lack of respect. Instead of letting the sting of being both seeded well below expectations and shipped far away from home fester into a ready-made excuse for bowing out in the opening round, No. 10 LSU won the Palo Alto Regional without losing a game against a loaded field.
The Tigers showed off a little bit of everything during their trip to California, rallying for a win against an upset-minded Cal State Northridge team in the opener, surviving an extra-inning pitcher's duel against Fresno State in the second game and then putting on a power display in clobbering Stanford to clinch a spot in a super regional against Arizona State. But for everything LSU did this weekend -- and we'll get to Rachel Mitchell's heroics in a minute -- the most impressive showing might have been the teamwork of pitchers Emily Turner and Dani Hofer.
Wrapped around a nine-inning, two-hit gem from Turner against Fresno State, the two pitchers bailed each other out in the first and third games, with Turner relieving Hofer against Northridge and Hofer relieving Turner against Stanford.
LSU scared Arizona in Tucson last year in a super regional, beating the Wildcats once to force a decisive third game. But with Hofer untested and unproven on the postseason stage, the Tigers wilted when Turner lasted just an inning in the finale and Hofer was hit hard in relief. With Hofer far more prepared and capable of splitting duties now, or at least of giving her senior teammate a breather, another trip to a super regional in the state of Arizona won't be quite so daunting.
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South Carolina: The Gamecocks took advantage of playing at home by first dispatching No. 16 North Carolina State with two wins against the regional's seeded team and then avenging a loss to Oregon by becoming one of just two unseeded teams to win two games on Sunday. As a result, South Carolina is moving on to Northwestern for the program's first super regional.
A team that managed just three total runs in losing six of eight games to close out the SEC regular season scored 19 runs in five games against NC State and Oregon (South Carolina never even got to play fourth-seeded Penn State). To put that in some perspective, the Gamecocks hadn't posted that kind of run production over a five-game span since playing Campbell, Charlotte and Pittsburgh in late February and early March. And when the Gamecocks most needed the pitching that got them to the postseason, they got it from junior Melissa Hendon. Facing two must-win games on Sunday, Hendon first blanked Oregon with a two-hit shutout and then stepped up with a gutsy six-hit complete game to win the winner-take-all game against the Ducks.
Hawaii: Another team that seemed to lose a little momentum in the final days before the NCAA Tournament, although not to nearly the same degree as South Carolina, Hawaii made arguably the biggest statement of the opening weekend of play by winning the Los Angeles Regional.
The Rainbow Wahine broke out the bats that made them such an offensive juggernaut in rolling to a clinching win against upstart Loyola Marymount, but it was the combined pitching efforts of Justine Smethurst and Kate Robinson throughout the weekend that made it abundantly clear Hawaii is anything but Cinderella as it heads to Knoxville for a super regional against Tennessee.
Smethurst kept Hawaii in its opener against UC Santa Barbara, striking out 12 in 10 innings and repeatedly keeping her composure to work out of jams. Hawaii finally solved UCSB pitcher Jennifer Davis on Tanisha Milca's winning home run. And the Australian ace was brilliant again on Sunday, completely shutting down the same Loyola Marymount bats that had chased UCLA's Anjelica Selden the previous night. But coach Bob Coolen showed what kind of faith he has in his two aces by starting Kate Robinson, WAC Pitcher of the Year, against UCLA in the second game of the weekend and watching her handle the Bruins like few pitchers in the Pac-10 were able to this season.
Most impressive performance (individual category)
Rachel Mitchell, LSU
The weekend started slowly for LSU outfielder Rachel Mitchell, who totaled just a sacrifice bunt in three plate appearances against Northridge, but she made up for lost time against Fresno State and Stanford. With the Tigers and Bulldogs locked in a scoreless duel to avoid relegation to the loser's bracket on Friday, Mitchell drilled a one-out home run in the top of the ninth that held up as the lone run in LSU's win. And Mitchell wasn't done. In her first two at-bats the next day against Stanford, Mitchell went deep again, driving in five runs as the Tigers eventually pulled away for an 11-5 win and a spot in the super regionals. Not too shabby for a freshman.
Honorable Mention
Danielle Lawrie, Washington: Tennessee has Monica Abbott and Arizona State has Katie Burkhart, but don't forget about Washington ace Danielle Lawrie. The Canadian right-hander pitched every inning of Washington's stay at the Lincoln Regional, including 15 innings in a pair of starts against Georgia on Sunday. After dropping Sunday's opening game 2-1 in nine innings -- despite allowing just five hits and no walks while striking out nine -- Lawrie bounced back and threw a shutout in the decisive third game. And wanting no part of another overtime effort, she even provided the key hit that sent the Huskies through to the super regionals, leading off the bottom of the seventh with a double before yielding to a pinch runner who scored on Alicia Matthews' game-winning single. All told, she struck out 30 and allowed just three earned runs in 27 innings.
Kasi Carroll, Georgia: Georgia pitcher Kasi Carroll matched Lawrie inning for inning in both of Sunday's games before finally succumbing. Without Carroll's dramatic improvement in the second half of the season, Georgia might have missed the NCAA Tournament, let alone come within a run of the super regionals.
Stacey Nelson, Florida: A little overshadowed by events elsewhere, including a dramatic comeback for SEC mate Alabama and a banner road trip for LSU, Florida handled a solid field at the Gainesville Regional with remarkable ease. A team that struggled at times this season to score runs put up 18 runs in wins while running the table against Stetson, Georgia Tech and Texas, but the star of the show was Stacey Nelson. The Gators pitched three consecutive shutouts to move on to Texas A&M, and the Gators' sophomore was the one in the circle for all but a handful of that damage. Nelson pitched 16.1 innings in the three wins, allowing just four hits and striking out 19. Four teams will fight it out in Texas in the super regionals, with Florida visiting Texas A&M and Michigan traveling to Baylor, and Nelson might just be the best pitcher of the bunch.
Most impressive performance (conference category)
After telling everyone who would listen that the league's conference schedule made up for any perceived weakness in nonconference scheduling, the SEC went out and posted a 21-6 record during regional play. Only one of the six conference teams in action posted a losing record, with Mississippi State dropping two of three games in the Tucson Regional, and more than a quarter of the remaining bracket is composed of SEC teams. Granted, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama and South Carolina all enjoyed home-field advantage to open the postseason, but LSU and Georgia went 6-2 on the road, with the Tigers advancing out of the Palo Alto Regional.
Not that the challenge gets any easier now. Of the five teams still up for a spot in the World Series in Oklahoma City, only No. 5 Tennessee will host a super regional. Alabama travels to Washington, LSU travels to Arizona State, Florida travels to Texas A&M and South Carolina travels to Northwestern.
Least impressive performance (conference category)
Cal State Fullerton's comeback against Ohio State, taking two games on Sunday in Columbus to advance to a super regional against Arizona, saves the Big West from this dubious honor after the league's other four NCAA Tournament participants bowed out in somewhat lackluster fashion. Likewise, Northwestern and Michigan rolling to perfect 3-0 records spares the Big Ten, despite Ohio State's collapse and Penn State's predictably short stay.
But while Washington did its best to rally to the Pac-10 flag by winning an "if game" against Georgia to clinch the Lincoln Regional, the bastion of softball power still took an undeniable beating during the opening weekend. Used to sending three or four teams to Oklahoma City on an almost annual basis (four made it last year), the Pac-10 will have just three teams playing during super regionals. That's a little tough to explain for a league deemed strong enough to merit postseason bids for all eight softball-playing members. In the league's defense, UCLA was the only seeded Pac-10 team to lose, and the Bruins had one of the bracket's strongest unseeded teams on their hands with Hawaii in Westwood.
But Oregon State losing 8-0 against Louisville (even though the Beavers exacted some revenge with an 11-4 win against the Cardinals) and 7-0 against Michigan in the Ann Arbor Regional? Stanford serving up gopher balls galore at home against LSU in the Palo Alto Regional? Oregon losing two on Sunday against South Carolina, needing just one win to advance?
Either the short-term reality is that several Pac-10 teams played below their capabilities and bungled away postseason possibilities, or the long-term reality is that the Pac-10's reign of dominance is over and the league will have be content with being first among equals most seasons.
Graham Hays is a regular contributor to ESPN.com's softball coverage. E-mail him at email@example.com.


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The tunnel's dead, Jim.
Yep, probably is. Now to see if any of the politicos will do something public transit wise.
Don't assume a tunnel is dead. If a tunnel was dead, why would the gov delay her decision? The fact is that the clearest narrative for the governor is to support a tunnel and find a way to make it happen. Easy story to tell.
If she chooses the elevated option, what does she say? It is the right thing to do? NO. It is the cheap thing to do? Hardly the stuff vision is made of.
I'm curious - how would the stranger team vote if the choices were tunnel or rebuild?
After much political wrangling, the House Democrats in Olympia tonight announced who will serve as Committee Chairs. Work in the Legislature is done by Committees, and being a Chair of a Committee is a plum post because the Chairs of Committees have the power to (literally) set the agenda in their committee—so this means they single-handedly determine what bills will (or will not) advance through their committee. Along with the House Leadership, these are the "players" in Olympia. Most of the assignments remained the same as last year. Here are a few of the key changes:
The WINNERS:
Rep. Judy Clibborn (Mercer Island) was named Chair of the powerful Transportation Committee (replacing Ed Murray who was elected to the Senate) and will oversee transportation policy including writing the state transportation budget. Clibborn is a centrist with a long experience in local government. She bested several more senior legislators vying for the post, in part, because she is well-regarded as a thoughtful, capable and likable legislator who has managed to not accumulate the baggage and enemies that other legislators vying for the post had accumulated.
Rep. Ross Hunter (Medina) takes over as Chair of the Finance Committee (replacing Rep. Jim McIntyre of Seattle), where he will oversee state tax policy. Hunter is a Microsoft millionaire known as much for his ego as his smarts. He is pro-business and his selection probably is a comfort to the business community.
Rep. Deb Wallace (Vancouver) was named Chair of the Higher Education Committee (replacing Rep. Phyllis Kenney who made a lateral move to Chair the Economic and Workforce Development Committee). Wallace is a moderate Democrat from Southwest Washington with little Higher Education experience but considered a hard worker with a good head on her shoulders.
Rep. Dave Upthegrove (Des Moines) was named Chair of the newly-created Select Committee on Puget Sound. He will be the point person in the House on the high-profile efforts to restore the environmental health of Puget Sound. Upthegrove, a smart young environmentalist known for his work ethic and ability to get along with his colleagues, vaulted past more senior legislators to land this post. The environmental community will be pleased with this selection.
The LOSERS:
Rep. Jim McIntyre (Seattle) was replaced as Chair of the Finance Committee. Some say his staunch support for a progressive income tax may have cost him the post. Others point to his tendency to talk down to his colleagues.
Rep. Shay-Schual Berke (Normandy Park) was, once-again, passed over by her colleagues for a Committee Chair assignment since being removed as Chair of the Banking Committee several years ago. One Seattle Democrat blamed this on her, "huge ego, poor treatment of colleagues and staff, and being completely and utterly self-absorbed". If ever there was a "falling star" in the Legislature, this appears to be it.
Rep. Bill Eickmeyer (Bellfair) was passed over to lead the Select Committee on Puget Sound despite his significant seniority and experience as past work on Hood Canal issues. This grumpy rural conservative isn't known for being a workhorse, and that may have cost him.
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The Democrats seem to have done something amazing. They didn't make decisions based on seniority. They appear to have picked people based on ability. All four of the legislators above who were promoted are generally viewed as bright talented rising stars in the Legislature. They are smart, hard-working, and are good communicators. But by promoting talent over seniority, Democrats may have ruffled some feathers within. In addition, all four of the legislators who were promoted are from OUTSIDE of Seattle—a reflection of the growing Democratic base.
To #3: the most Seattle-centric opinion I've read in a while. The Governor will select the tunnel option ONLY if she wishes to run another election in which she loses nearly every other county and perhaps has a narrow victory in King. Approval of the tunnel: dooms the RTID/ST2 vote next fall and dooms Gregoire. There is simply so little support for the tunnel anywhere outside of Seattle, I am surprised when I find people who are not tuned in to that fact. The tunnel is toxic. I am not sure the tunnel is even that popular in Seattle, and we will never know because the Mayor and Council were too chickenshit to put it to a vote.
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LOS ANGELES For the Lakers and their fans, it was the moment they had waited for eight months to see. Kobe Bryant back in a game jersey, back in the lineup, back on the floor.
For many of the younger players, it also was their first chance to be a part of Kobe's world, where fans cheered his every move and social media lit up with every play.
Bryant made his season debut Sunday against Toronto and while his performance was less-than-Kobe like (nine points, eight rebounds four assists, eight turnovers), the other Lakers were simply thrilled to get the chance to play alongside the 17-time All-Star.
"I sit back and think all the time about the kind of story I am going to tell my son when we're seeing the 'Greatest of Kobe' highlights," journeyman Shawne Williams said.
"Hopefully, I can make a cameo in it or something. But I will be able to tell him (son) that I played with one of the greatest players on Earth."
Williams got his cameo with 10 points on 4-of-6 shooting, and several others enjoyed highlight moments in the Lakers' 106-94 loss to the Raptors.
"It's crazy," Nick Young said about the hype leading up to Bryant's return. "From the start of the game, the fans, they changed the introductions. Cameras were everywhere. It was big time. I finally got to see what Showtime was really about tonight."
Pau Gasol, who came to the Lakers in 2009 in a trade with Memphis, remembers the first time he played with Bryant. He said he could relate to their level of excitement leading up to Bryant's return.
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Nick Young finished with a team-high 19 points, Xavier Henry had 17 points, and Jodie Meeks had 14.
Bryant's return was expected to boost Gasol, who has been struggling to find consistency in his shooting. He came into the game shooting 41.8 percent from the floor.
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I know it's not a problem for robots to see the maps, but I want to point out that also after last 1.4.15 release sitemaps have that missing XSLT stylesheet and they aren't visible to human eye.
I know it's not a problem for robots to see the maps, but I want to point out that also after last 1.4.15 release sitemaps have that missing XSLT stylesheet and they aren't visible to human eye.
Do you have xml-sitemap.xsl in your wordpress home directory ?
I went to WordPress css directory, copied xml-sitemap.xsl to main-sitemap.xsl in the wordpress home directory.
Refresh browser, voila, now it can be seen :
Your sitemap isn't visible, and xml-sitemap.xsl shouldn't be in that directory.
I have exactly the same problem, and could'nt find a solution. What I have realized is that for Webmaster Tools the XML files are perfectly formed, and for Chrome you can see the XML without any problem. The problem comes when you want to see the file in Firefox:
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As I said, it's not a real problem, but I wanted to point out this because changelog says:
Fix the white XML sitemap errors caused by non-working XSL.
Yes, I know that is not a real problem, because for Google Webmaster Tools the XML files are correct, but I would like to fix the Firefox visualization also.
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"Your sitemap isn't visible, and xml-sitemap.xsl shouldn't be in that directory."
@tizz, ok, I see what you mean. I can see it in chrome, but not in firefox.
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That was the year of the dirtiest nuclear explosions ever set off in the open air at the site: tests Annie, 16 kilotons; Nancy, 24 kilotons; Badger, 23 kilotons; Simon, 43 kilotons; Harry, 32 kilotons.
Fallout rained down on sheep and actually burned holes in their fleece; they grazed contaminated grass.
"You'd think they'd be all right, and the next day there'd be 30 or 40 of them dead," rancher Kern Bullock, Cedar City, recalled years later.
In the last two weeks of May 1953, of 11,000 sheep and lambs in the region, 4,300 died or were born dead.
Government veterinarians investigated, finding the sheep had high levels of radiation in organs, particularly their thyroids, and that bones, livers and lungs also registered high readings.
One federal vet wrote that he believed "the Atomic Energy Commission has contributed to great losses." Another specialist wrote that the sheep's facial sores made him suspect they had come into contact with "material on the bushes, grass and etc. that would cause these lesions."
A June 9, 1953, radiation measurement in sheep thyroid glands, an expert wrote, exceeded "by a factor of 250 to 1,000 times the maximum permissible concentration of radioactive iodine for humans."
But the AEC claimed the sheep died because of poor vegetation.
The ranchers filed suit for compensation in 1955, but during the trial they were unable to prove the fallout killed their sheep. In his 1956 decision, Judge A. Sherman Christensen wrote, "Of the three professional men who originally suggested radiation damage, two, upon further consideration, questioned their original diagnosis. None of them claimed to be particularly qualified in the field of radiation.
"On the other hand, some of the best informed experts in the country expressed considered and convinced judgment that radiation damage could not possibly have been a cause or a contributing cause."
In 1982, Christensen reopened the case, saying government attorneys had committed fraud on his court in the original suit. However, the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver overruled him in 1985, saying the government did not commit fraud or withhold information. The Supreme Court refused to review the matter.
The ranchers never were compensated.
"The government is too far in debt to pay for a bunch of sheep," said Vera Bullock, Cedar City, the widow of Kern Bullock, summarizing what she believes is the federal position.
There have been recent incidents as well.
In 1994, the Senate Committee on Veterans Affairs released a report about the possible chemical exposure to Earl Davenport, a Tooele resident who worked at Dugway.
Davenport declined to be interviewed, but the report recounts what happened to him.
"He became ill in 1984 after being exposed to a chemical simulant called DMMP (dimethyl methylphosphate). He had been spraying the chemical into the path of a laser beam when a sudden change in wind blew the chemical all over his face and hair before he was able to put on a protective mask," the report says.
Although Davenport was wheezing and coughing the next day and his symptoms lasted for weeks, Dugway's clinic "merely gave him cough medicine and antibiotics. . . ."However, by 1988, officials at Dugway had re-evaluated the simulant's danger and were becoming concerned that DMMP could cause cancer and kidney damage."
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A Comparison of the Relative Effectiveness of Mainstream Versus Pullout Treatment Programs in Addressing the Needs of At-Risk Students
Date: December 1993
Creator: Harrison, Robert S. (Robert Seidel)
Description: The purpose of the study was to compare the relative benefits of treating at-risk students, those considered to be potential dropouts, by separating them into special classes at a separate facility—a pullout program—versus having them remain in regular classes with periodic supplemental counseling based upon individual needs—a mainstream program. To carry out the purpose of the study, students enrolled in the two types of treatment programs were compared in respect to retention in school, attendance, academic achievement based upon pretest and posttest scores, report card grades, and attitude toward school.
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An Analysis of Texas Special Education Due Process Hearings from September 1, 1983, to September 1, 1992: Implications for the Administration of Special Education Programs
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Principals' Perceptions of Organizational Practices and Decision Making Roles in Middle Level Schools
Date: August 1994
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Computer Simulation Placements in a Unit of Instruction
Date: December 1994
Creator: Naumann, Steve E. (Steve Eugene)
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A Qualitative Study of Nine Elementary Principals Providing Inclusion for the Differently Abled
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Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972: Level of Implementation in Texas Public Schools
Date: May 1995
Creator: Maddox, Sandra Davis
Description: Using a survey and case study formats, this study focused on the level of understanding and implementation of Title IX relating to Texas public school students. The survey focused on the degrees of principal understanding and the compliance with the statute. Additional areas of study analyzed the impact of such factors as principal gender and school level on understanding and implementation. The case study examined the degrees of implementation for a district that had experienced civil rights action and one that had not.
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The Electronic Submittals Systems are operating normally. If you experience access issues, please notify our Help Desk. Personnel there should be able to assist you. The telephone number is 866-672-7640.
The Electronic Submittals application allows electronic transmission of information to the NRC pertaining to licensing actions, associated hearings, and other regulatory matters. The application ensures that information sent to the NRC via the Internet is secure and unaltered during transmission. For other communications with the NRC, see our Contact Us page.
The Electronic Submittals application operates 24 hours daily except when the application must be taken down for scheduled maintenance. System operators will post a notice on the Electronic Submittals home page whenever a scheduled outage is planned.
Users new to the Electronic Submittals application or in need of instructions should select the link below before accessing their applicable system:
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The Electronic Submittals application supports three separate systems. Users may access their applicable system by selecting from among the following links:
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Criminal History – The NRC has deployed a new Criminal History submissions application to support enhanced security requirements and improve information flow between submitters and the NRC. The fee, subject to periodic adjustment, is currently $26.00 per check requested.
Firearms Background Check – The NRC has issued orders to specific licensees that have applied for preemption authority which requires the submission of fingerprints to the e-NICS system. Licensees must make these submissions hardcopy. The fee, subject to periodic adjustment, is currently $70.00 per check requested. Note: The fee includes submission to the e-NICS system and the Criminal History Check.
General submissions – Used for transmitting reports or other electronic filings to the NRC. Licensees who wish to use electronic submissions to satisfy 10 CFR Part 26 reporting requirements (Fitness for Duty) should use the General submissions portal. Before submitting FFD reports, please read the FFD reporting information at: Answers about FFD
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These tools support the Licensing Applicants with their preparation of electronic application submissions that are composed of large numbers of documents. This is done with several components that work in conjunction with each other, both at the local Applicant site as well as internally at the NRC. For the use of these tools, it is essential that the Applicant closely coordinate their actions with their internal NRC Project Manager/Point of Contact. Close coordination is strongly recommended in preparation for the use of this electronic application submission option. It is also very likely that when downloading and installing these tools on a local workstation, the operator will be required to have "Administrator" privileges to complete these actions.
Electronic Submission Components:
- Packing Slip Wizard – is the tool used by the Applicant, locally, to prepare an electronic application submission of a Design Control Document, Early Site Permit, Operating License or other large application to the NRC. This tool generates the application submission's Packing Slip (i.e., a detailed description/manifest of the contents of the submission media).
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- Packing Slip Template– is the latest version of a complementary file used by both the Packing Slip Wizard tool (locally at the Applicant site) and the application Submission Registration Template tool (internally at the NRC). The references used by the Packing Slip Wizard and the Submission Registration Template must match precisely.
Packing Slip Template local installation instructions
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Translation of price tag in Spanish:
- 1 (label)etiqueta (feminine) (del precio)Example sentences
- The price tag and label from the local bookstore had been painstakingly removed only that morning.
- The old man rang up the items slowly, staring hard at the price tag labels, as is if he couldn't read them.
- This means it can give the loan a more eye-catching and competitive rate, as in the classic #9.99 sale price tag.
- 2 (cost) [colloquial]a painting with a $2,500 price tagun cuadro de 2.500 dólaresthe house is on the market with a price tag of £800,000la casa está en venta a 800.000 librasyou can't put a price tag on good healthla salud no tiene precioExample sentences
- In fact, our broken system has a high price tag - it costs millions of minorities their dreams and their future.
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- Though no one has put an official price tag on the project, it could potentially cost billions.
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Draw this again: 2005 vs 2012 by akreonWatch
©2012-2016 akreon
what I find most amazing is the talent that you had seven years before, the colours and textures you used are really something
OMG ! Greaaaaaaat joooob !!! Beautiful evolution !!
time goes fast, and when im gone, only art remains from the past.
i think both are great!!
but the new one is a bit better^^
but the new one is a bit better^^
love this. seriously amazing work
I.... I'm gonna sit in a corner and pretend I never saw this. They're both amazing. ._.
awesome improvement and great talent for both years
Oh bloody fucking hell (excuse me) but, how could you get so good?!?! It too you 7 years so i'd take me like 20!!
You just kicked your own ass... in a good way of course.
That's really some amazing improvement. And your 2012 version is just awesome.
Amazeing what time ant practice can do. Love the pic
wow! so much improvement! very inspiring, i hope to one day kick my own butt as well
haha jesteś wszędzie (trends journal) Progres też wszędzie widać, ale piersi to się chyba boisz - trzeba było zostawić dekolt taki jak z lewej bo wyszło śmiesznie z wystającą łapką ;d pozdrawiam!
It is awesome, but I don't really get the need to cover up the nipple to be honest. Her vacant look in the eyes would render the sexualisation of "LOL BOOB" void, wouldn't it?
they're both amazing, god dammit XD
i should try one of these!
your evidently getting a lot better over time!
your evidently getting a lot better over time!
I like your 2005 a lot too
too... much... improvement!
Wow, amazing improvement! But i don't really like the facial expression on the second one though..
It's like a whole different person. I bet the one to the right was the picture you always had in your head, hell maybe something even more impressive, fascinating.
Awesome man great transformation
adfgsdsefh That's amazing!
leaps and Bounds!!!! the new look is to die for!
I love the improvement!!
WOW! Huge improvement!!
I gotta do one of these too!! 8D
I gotta do one of these too!! 8D
I don't really get how to do this meme.
Get an old picture and re-draw it.
No no, I meant how to post it up like that. You no the framing.
Re-Draw a picture and resize it to fit in the frame, Simples~
And resize the older one too.
And resize the older one too.
akwa w 2005 kulerska, szkoda ze na kompie narysowalas a nie ręcznie, dopiero by było
i like the old one better, but you have improved
If you like that old one better, Lemme guess your into that anime art?
Wow, that's amazing!
you predicted lady gaga
wow, you have improved since then! the expression especially! it's beautiful
Oh damn, alot of improvement
Gratulations to the next level!
oh jeez. O.o
wow alot of improvement there and the outfit is interesting too
wow so much improvement.
btw great dress;3
btw great dress;3
so mush improvment and now its been reborn
More feelings in the 2005 but more technical in the 2012! Sorry for my bad english!


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