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|1 Tablespoon
|Prepared mustard
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|Canned refrigerator biscuits
|8 Ounce
|American cheese slice/Cheddar cheese
Combine ham, margarine, mayonnaise and mustard.
Press half of biscuits into cupcake tins, making a well in each.
Spoon half of ham mixture into biscuit cups.
Top with a cheese slice.
Cover with remaining ham mixture.
Top with another biscuit, flattened to fit.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 1414 Calories from Fat 842
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 94 g144.3%
Saturated Fat 29.5 g147.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 104.1 mg34.7%
Sodium 4374 mg182.2%
Total Carbohydrates 97 g32.3%
Dietary Fiber 3.9 g15.5%
Sugars 14.7 g
Protein 45 g89.5%
Vitamin A 35.5% Vitamin C 0.17%
Calcium 35.4% Iron 30.2%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Q. You so far haven't declared a major, but are interested in physics and astrophysics. What is pulling you in that direction?
A. Right now I'm taking an astrophysics course that I find very interesting. So that's been great. Also there's a lot of stuff in physics that is very interesting to me. I think getting a degree in physics. . .a lot of fields of science are open to you. So I could do something with particle physics, astrophysics, or climate modeling. It's all basically a lot of options open.
Q. Any advice for high school students who want to do scientific research?
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Q. And how's Harvard?
A. It's been awesome. It's my freshman spring. (I've been here) about seven or eight months. I'm living on campus. It's great; it's a lot of fun.
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"Hamilton Island in the sunny Whitsundays" Top 5 Page for this destination Hamilton Island by lindyz
Hamilton Island Travel Guide: 144 reviews and 417 photos
This was our first BIG family holiday, apart from close-by holidays and several holidays to the Gold Coast. I think Georgia was in kindergarten, so she would have been 5, Andrew was 10 and Ben was 12. Needless to say, we all had a ball here. The temperature was hot, very tropical with not a drop of rain.
On Hamilton Island, your biggest decisions will be:-
1/ which pool to swim in today???
2/ which restaurant to eat at today???
Oh what a difficult life we lead! This is generally a "relaxing holiday" and that we did. We did the big day-trip out to the Great Barrier Reef to go snorkelling. Frank and the boys loved it, but Georgia was only young, she tried it but got very scared, so she and I spent the whole day just chilling on the pontoon.
This pic is Frank and I overlooking the main Hamilton Island bay called Catseye Bay, and it was taken on our first trip in 2001. As you can see it is indeed a tropical paradise, sun is shining, sky is blue and water is magical. This was a fantastic holiday, but unfortunately it was pre-digital days and I dont have too many good snaps from it.
Hamilton Island still offers over 70% of natural uninhabited bushland, and has over 20km of scenic bushwalking trails for the avid bushie. It is also home to many Australian native animals and birdlife.
Hamilton Island can be explored in either of 3 ways ~ on foot, by golf buggy or by using the free shuttle bus services. Golf Buggys are available for hire for either one hour, 3 hourly, half daily or overnight.
There is definitely something for everyone to do on Hamilton Island. It has its own Shopping village, commercial Marina, many restaurants, bars, a nightclub, takeaways, sports complex, pools, and relaxation centre. It is the only island in the Whitsundays with its own airport and therefore makes it the ideal base from which to explore the Great Barrier Reef, local waterways and surrounding islands.
I had booked a mini-getaway for Frank and I to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary, 3 nights on "sunny" Hamilton Island, a few weeks earlier than our actual anniversary (to avoid the double price airfares in the school holidays!)
Boys were staying home (will we have a house to come home to?) and Georgia was staying at a friends house. We got to the airport, checking in and the lady is looking very confused - "Do you realise you havent purchased any baggage allowance with this fare?" Apparently, when buying airfares on line, there should be an option somewhere for you to purchase your baggage allowance, I booked our airfares on Expedia but never saw such an option. Anyway, the baggage purchase was $10 for every 23kg and luckily our 2 suitcases combined were 23.1kg so we only had to pay $10.
On the flight up, we were rather puzzled as to why the plane was only about one fifth full - we had no idea why .... but we were soon to find out!
We arrive on Hamilton Island, its humid but not hot and not much sunshine, but thats ok - we are away from the kids and the real world for 4 days - just relax and chill woman!
This was our first holiday away from the kids in a very long time, we had short overnight stays in Sydney occasionally, but I think it would have to be about 15 years since we had gotten away for more than one night.
Upon checking into our apartment, we were informed of an imminent cyclone!!! I knew of the cyclone off Fiji so I assumed this is what they were talking about - BUT NO .... APPARENTLY THERE WAS A NEW CYCLONE WHICH WAS AT THAT STAGE ABOUT 600KM OFFSHORE ... CYCLONE ULUI!!! At that stage I was thinking that if it was that far offshore that it would fizzle out before it reached us .....
After checking in, we had lunch at Sails Restaurant then walked down to the Marina, stocked up on groceries and alcoholic refreshments! Back to our room and then we decided to do what seems to be something people JUST MUST DO! It was low tide so we donned our swimmers and aqua shoes and swam out to the small island. Im not sure why people do this, because it is merely a small rocky island with a few trees on it ... but anyway, we did it!!! Then back for a swim in the pool, shower and into the Marina for very yummy pizza at Manta Cafe.
Now, we had noticed some businesses in town taping up their windows and doors, and that was when we realised that maybe we should start worrying about Cyclone Ului!!! At this stage, it was not terribly windy, however by the next day ....
Saturday ... the wind had picked up big time, the skies had grown dark and the clouds were quickly rolling over. More businesses had taped up their glass windows and doors ... but we attempted not to let this worry us.
We hired a golf buggy for the day from 8.30am-4.30pm for $70 and we basically just hooned around the Island all day on that. We had hoped to go to the One Tree Hill Lookout for cocktails at sunset, but had been told that we would go into lockdown in our rooms at some stage today, so we figured we may NOT be allowed out by 4.30pm!!! So ... we took our bottle of wine and buggied on up to the lookout sometime mid avo. By this time, the wind had really worked up a swirl and it actually blew out the front windscreen of our buggy, Frank had to go running down the hill to rescue it before it blew off the cliff - that was rather funny at the time!!!!
Lockdown was to be from 8pm that night, so we were actually given ration boxes of food - FOR FREE!!! One each for Saturday dinner and Sunday brekkie. The cyclone was due to hit Hamilton Island around midnight and we were right in the path of it, with speed and intensity increasing rapidly. We were never worried, as we were told all buildings were cyclone proof, it was morbidly rather exciting, but at the same time annoying and frustrating as it meant we would not get to do any trips, either to the reef or Whitehaven beach. The only 2 days we could do these would have been Saturday or Sunday and all reef trips were cancelled both these days. Oh well ... there is always next time!
Attempted to stay awake long enough to see it cyclone on through, but I think I went to bed at about 10pm ... and then slept through it rather sadly :( I do remember hearing the wind howling outside and then it seemed to stop, start up again and stop, but dont remember hearing anything that resembled a cyclone. Apparently, Hamilton Island received the strongest wind gusts of the cyclone, around 202kph ... and when we woke up the next morning to see the destruction, that wind speed seemed plausible.We awoke about 7am and opened our curtains to mass destruction. We were still on lockdown with no word of when we would be allowed out of our rooms. From our balcony we could not see any structural damage, but lots and lots of wrecked palm trees and pools filled with chairs and palm leaves. The huge marquis in front of our apartment on the beach had its tarps wrecked, although the steel frame was still in tact.
At about 11am curiosity got the better of us, we went down to reception, they said we were still in lockdown ... but we snuck out!! Just walked down to the beach, along the beach and up to the main pool area, it was very sad and an absolute mess. At this stage of the day, the Marina was still blocked off, so we could not walk down there to survey the damage.
Residents were cleaning out the pool in front of our apartment all morning and by early afternoon, swimmers were there, attempting to salvage some of their holiday,as I did later taking my jumping shots!
On walking around the bay and the marina that day, we could only see minor structural damage ... but lots and lots of tree damage. Huge trees looked as if they had seemingly been plucked out of the ground with ease, either with roots in tact or snapped completely off at the base (as is the case with the tree in this picture) It will take crews weeks to clean up the mess and get this place back to normal. By Monday morning, heavy machinery had been brought in along with chainsaws to cut trees. The Police, Fire Brigade and SES workers were also working tirelessly to clean up this tropical paradise. There appeared to be no boat damage down at the Marina here, but news footage showed much damage on the mainland, mainly at Airlie Beach. More structural damage on the mainland, but thankfully, we heard of no injuries or casualties.
There was really not much else we could do for the remainder of our short time here. All beach water activities were closed, trips to the reef cancelled, so we just chose to chill, eat at lovely restaurants and just enjoy our time away from the reality of home.
Spending our 25th wedding anniversary on Hamilton Island ... along with Cyclone Ului ... was certainly an anniversary to remember!
- Pros:Great relaxing family holiday in the tropics
- Cons:Can work out to a rather expensive holiday
- In a nutshell:"Fun in the Sun in Oz!"
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will come back tomorrow or so to read your tips - the main pg makes great reading of luxury holiday merged with 200kph cyclones - and cyclone Yasi just hit again the other day!
ate there the other night. you are right you shouldn't write reviews if you have not tried the food. Over priced, below average food
G'day, Lindy! Thanks for your great story, mate! ><><><><><
I'm a beach person and this one is a very cool one, cyclones and all (and I can't believe some people don't take the cyclone warnings seriously!)
Just goes to show you can relax and still enjoy things regardless of a cyclone.lol. Dorrise
Hiya Lindy. Just finished reading your page this morning :o) Yes, the Manta Ray was our favourite restaurant too. We love Hamilton Island too :o) Great page!!! Hugs, Ann.
lot�s of great new tips you put up there. looks like you had a real nice time there.
LOL Lindy! I love the JUMPING Travelogue --- and yes, that last pic is the best --- the symmetry jump, hehehe....
Well Lindy I am very impressed . I seen most of the things and places that you mention in your page except for a few things that I missed It is nice to see it from your prospective You worked hard on this Lindy ,it is a page well done and great info
Wow! Talk about a memorable 25th anniversary... Sorry to see you leaving the rest of us rookies though....
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The Asian Development Bank may raise at least $100 million more in venture capital to invest in developers of advanced clean-energy technologies in the region.
The lender has formed a taskforce to design the fund before seeking management approval, Jun Tian, an adviser at the Manila- based bank's regional and sustainable development department, said in an interview in Tokyo today.
The lender had already raised $363 million for four funds focusing on renewable energy including wind and hydropower plants in order to thwart climate change, Tian said. Clean energy investment fell 6.5 percent to $145 billion worldwide last year from 2008, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance, as the global recession sapped funding for the sector.
"ADB's strategy is to encourage the use of renewable energy and to focus on smaller and poorer countries for using the funds," said Tian, who worked for China's National Development and Reform Commission for more than two decades before joining the ADB in 2006. "China already has very strong manufacturing infrastructure and domestic financial resources, but India still is weak at manufacturing, and the country has to heavily rely on imports of equipment for almost everything, such as advanced coal-fired power plants."
Japanese firm Mitsui bets big on shale development
Japan-based Mitsui & Co. plans to invest about $1.4 billion in a share of a natural gas development project in the Marcellus Shale, the company announced yesterday.
A new joint venture controlled by Mitsui would acquire 32.5 percent of a Pennsylvania shale-gas project being developed by Texas-based Anadarko Petroleum Corp. Mitsui's participation in the joint venture would lead the company to spend roughly $3 billion to $4 billion over the next decade.
The Marcellus Shale lies under Pennsylvania, New York and other states and is believed to contain substantial reserves of natural gas.
The purchase demonstrates confidence in U.S. shale gas, which is "expected to see high growth," Mitsui said in a statement. Mitsui is a diversified trading company doing business in sectors such as food, chemicals and steel, but the company has recently earned the strongest profits from its energy division, which includes Mitsui's liquefied natural-gas (LNG) business.
Energy analysts at Houston-based investment bank Simmons & Co. told clients the deal demonstrates the value of Anadarko's activity in the Marcellus, "which has largely been overlooked and undervalued by the street"
Nike and Starbucks Among Large Companies Trying to Build Climate Bill Momentum
A group of companies and nonprofits that includes Nike, Starbucks and Ceres launched a virtual coast-to-coast race Tuesday in a bid to create momentum for passing U.S. climate change legislation.
The "Race for American Jobs and Clean Energy Leadership" kicked off at the Nike headquarters in Beaverton, Ore., Tuesday, the first stop of a coast-to-coast virtual tour with stops over the next three weeks in Colorado, Ohio, New Hampshire and Washington, D.C.
The race is sponsored by "We Can Lead," a campaign launched by the Clean Economy Network and Ceres' Business for Innovative Climate and Energy Policy (BICEP), whose members include Nike, Levi Strauss & Co., Starbucks, Sun Microsystems, The Timberland Company, Aspen Skiing Company, Clif Bar & Company, eBay, Gap Inc., Jones Lang LaSalle, The North Face, Seventh Generation, Ben and Jerry's, Eileen Fisher, Stonyfield Farm Inc., and Symantec.
Along the way, the campaign will collect the signatures of business leaders from across the county who support the resurrection of climate change legislation in Congress. The Waxman-Markey climate change bill narrowly passed the House of Representatives last summer, but another version introduced in the Senate in late 2009 is now stalled. A trio of Senators is also working on a separate bill it hopes can attract support from both sides of the aisle, but the economic recession and 2010 election cycle present major barriers to passage of any legislation.
At the same time, companies are complaining that federal inaction is putting the U.S. at a disadvantage in the international clean energy race, while also missing opportunities for creating domestic jobs.
"We believe that building sustainable business practices will help fuel the economy and the environment," Sarah Severn, Nike's director of stakeholder mobilization, said in a statement Tuesday. "The time to act is now. The U.S. needs legislation that gives clean energy entrepreneurs an even playing field to compete globally for innovation and job creation."
Various studies in recent years point to the promise of green jobs that could be created in the wake of strong clean energy legislation. The American Solar Energy Society, for example, estimates the nine million renewable energy and energy efficiency jobs in the U.S. in 2007 could balloon into 37 million jobs by 2030 under the right blend of federal and state policies.
At the virtual race's last stop in Washington, D.C., the signatures will be handed over to Congress by participating business leaders, who will also hold policy meetings with the Obama Administration and various members of Congress.
Climate change legislation will boost job growth in our country. Business owners, nonprofit organizations, union leaders, youth groups and Oregon Congressman Earl Blumenauer were at Nike headquarters yesterday to launch the Race for American Jobs & Clean Energy Leadership event. Since this is a climate change-focused event, the race will be held in the virtual arena instead of being a physical nationwide race.
The event is sponsored by the We Can Lead campaign and is designed to generate endorsements from business leaders across the country who support climate change legislation. This climate change legislation will create new green jobs in our country, a win-win situation for our environmental and economic crises.
"We believe that building sustainable business practices will help fuel the economy and the environment," said Sarah Severn, director of Stakeholder Mobilization for Nike, Inc. "The time to act is now. The U.S. needs legislation that gives clean energy entrepreneurs an even playing field to compete globally for innovation and job creation."
Proposed climate change legislation could lead to an additional 26,000 green jobs in the next decade in Oregon, alone. In addition to creating thousands of new jobs, these green jobs come with a higher salary and will help grow the state's economy by about $1.4 billion. If these figures were nationalized, up to 1.7 million new green jobs could be created by climate change legislation. These jobs could increase our nation's GDP by $39 up to $111 billion.
RI Gets $22M in Stimulus Money to Upgrade Port
The port at Quonset Point will receive more than $22 million to improve its dock and buy cranes so it can accommodate a wind turbine developer, serve container cargo ships and create jobs in a state with nearly 13 percent unemployment, officials said Wednesday.
The federal stimulus money is meant to support Deepwater Wind LLC, which hopes to build a massive wind farm off the coast, and increase the cargo freight business, said Steven King, managing director of Quonset Development Corp.
Although the U.S. Department of Transportation said it approved the money for renewable energy and shipping projects at the port, it has not made clear exactly which funding requests were accepted, King said. The port originally requested about $45 million in assistance.
One major project is buying a large, mobile crane that can lift up to 200 tons, King said. The pier will have to reinforced to accommodate the heavy loads.
That crane is especially important to wind energy developer Deepwater Wind LLC, which signed an agreement with Gov. Don Carcieri's administration to build a wind farm miles off the Rhode Island coast. As part of the deal, Deepwater agreed to create a manufacturing hub at Quonset that officials hope will eventually employ as many as 800 workers.
Building the wind turbines will require a crane, said Paul Rich, Deepwater's chief development officer.
Rich said he considered the funding a vote of confidence since no one in the U.S. has built an offshore wind farm. The most advanced proposal is a project to build 130 turbines in Nantucket Sound off Cape Cod in neighboring Massachusetts.
"This award today is, I think, an instrumental step in saying, 'We're willing to put our money where our mouth is and help launch this industry,"' he said.
The same crane could be used to load and offload containers from cargo ships.
Other funding will be used to improve railroad access to the pier and build roads leading to the site leased by Deepwater Wind.
Political leaders across Rhode Island are hoping the port and industrial park at Quonset Point will prove one of the state's best chances for economic growth during a deep recession. The state's entire Congressional delegation lobbied for the money.
"This funding will help our state harness the potential of the new clean energy economy and put hundreds of Rhode Islanders to work in cutting-edge industries," said Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a Democrat, in a written statement.
Rudd Rules Out Introducing Nuclear Power in Australia
Australia, which holds the world's biggest known uranium resources, has ruled out introducing nuclear power to the country and instead will pursue other low- carbon energy options, including 'clean' coal.
"Australia has multiple other energy sources and we will not be heading in the direction of civil nuclear power," Prime Minister Kevin Rudd told reporters in Canberra today. Coal's importance will remain "huge" until 2050 and carbon capture and storage can make it a cleaner power source, he said.
Rudd made the remarks after U.S. President Barack Obama announced federal aid to help license the nation's first nuclear plant in three decades as part of efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and dependence on fossil fuels. Australia, the world's biggest coal exporter, will explore technologies including CCS, in which the nation leads the world, Rudd said.
CCS, which seeks to capture harmful emissions from coal- fired power plants and store them underground, may create a "time bomb" for future generations, said John Hepburn, an energy campaigner at Greenpeace Australia.
"There are concerns over whether it will actually stay underground, basically forever," he said. "You may have to transport the carbon dioxide a long way to a suitable storage site, and there are risks associated with that."
Australia has proposed cutting emissions by 5 percent by 2020. That target may rise to as much as 25 percent if a global climate protection agreement can be reached. Talks in Copenhagen last year failed to produce a legally binding treaty to replace the Kyoto Protocol, which expires in 2012.
EPA chief promises 'clear road map' for utilities
U.S. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson today vowed to give electric utilities and their state overseers regulatory certainty with a host of forthcoming environmental rules.
Speaking at a conference of state utility regulators today, Jackson outlined a series of pending regulations that will significantly affect utilities, including rules aimed at curbing soot, smog and mercury.
"I believe that we can do it smartly, that we will do it in partnership and that we will do it in a way that gives a clear road map for investors and for regulators and for ratepayers," Jackson said.
EPA will propose a replacement for the Clean Air Interstate Rule in April, Jackson said, to address pollution that crosses state lines.
President George W. Bush's cap-and-trade program was designed to cut sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide in the eastern United States. But CAIR was thrown out by a federal appeals court in 2008. The court temporarily reinstated the rule in December 2008 to give EPA time to craft a replacement. Members of the Senate, meanwhile, are pushing a legislative fix for the CAIR rule (E&ENews PM, Feb. 4).
"Later this year, we'll propose a new utility MACT standard," Jackson added. EPA is facing a court deadline to require plant-specific maximum achievable control technology for mercury and other hazardous air pollutants at power plants by November 2011 (Greenwire, Oct. 23, 2009).
"Working together, we'll set a strong foundation for achieving the reductions that a new MACT and new CAIR rules will require," Jackson said.
Jackson said that although challenges and disagreements will arise during the development of new standards, "the benefits of us getting this right are absolutely unprecedented."
Spanish developer to open U.S. headquarters
A Spanish solar developer announced plans yesterday to open a U.S. headquarters in San Francisco.
GA-Solar, which has operations in 22 countries, said it will initially employ seven people here.
A subsidiary of Spanish industrial firm Gestamp Corp., the company is also planning to build a New Mexico power plant, a 300-megawatt photovoltaic array that is scheduled to come online in 2014. GA Solar currently has about 300 megawatts of solar projects, most of them in Spain.
Company officials said yesterday they planned to build more large-scale solar plants in California's Central Valley at prices that would compete with conventional energy sources. "We will achieve grid parity very quickly," said Pablo Otin, manager of U.S. operations. "The price differential is going to disappear very soon."
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom said more solar companies would announce plans in the Bay Area in the coming months. SunTech America, Yingli Green Energy Holding Co. Ltd., UpSolar and Fotowatio Renewable Ventures have all recently opened offices there.
"You'll hear more from us in the next weeks and months," Newsom said.
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Whether it's never-ending heat waves or winter storms, atmospheric blocking can have a significant impact on local agriculture, business and the environment. Although these stagnant weather patterns are often difficult to predict, University of Missouri researchers are now studying whether increasing planet temperatures and carbon dioxide levels could lead to atmospheric blocking and when this blocking might occur, leading to more accurate forecasts.
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In recent years the line between country and pop has become increasingly blurred. From Shania Twain to Faith Hill to Taylor Swift, new "country" records have proven a challenge for music retailers—which genre best describes them? A new artist that fits into this country-pop category is Jessie James, who adds youth and sex appeal to the sound on her self-titled album.
James is best known for her album's first single, "Wanted" (co-written with American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi) and "Blue Jeans," featured in the recent film Confessions of A Shopaholic. On her website, James cites Christina Aguilera as one of her influences, and "Wanted" definitely sounds like a song off Aguilera's Stripped.
The singer achieves the most success when incorporating country guitar into her pop songs. "Bullet" is a catchy mixture of banjo, rock guitar, and a danceable beat. Unfortunately the track includes clichéd lyrics (sample: "Why do you think they call me Jessie James/Sweet as a peach, impossible to tame"), but the rapid-fire banjo redeems the rest of "Bullet."
"My Cowboy" also utilizes the banjo, but adds a hip-hop beat under laden with a fiddle—think country a la Timbaland. Of course this song hardly represents a first in this genre—remember Cowboy Troy's "hick-hop" hit "I Play Chicken with the Train"? Like "Bullet," the song is filled with wink-wink lyrics like "saddle up and take me for a ride," but the harder beat keeps you listening. "Burn It Up" contains a beat straight out of Nellie Furtado's "Promiscuous," although she reminds you of her country leanings by referring to the "sheriff."
She also hints at her rocker side with "Big Mouth," with some rock guitar and a bass line and beat borrowed from a Nine Inch Nails song. As on other tracks, James displays her considerable pipes; like Aguilera, she possesses a powerful voice and confidence beyond her 20 years.
"I hate your friends and family/They're trying to take you from me," she sneers on "Psycho Girlfriend," written from the perspective of an obsessed lover. It takes guts to write and perform a song about an unsympathetic character, particularly a stalker. More mainstream is "Inevitable," a midtempo, acoustic-guitar dominated tune that would fit alongside any Swift hit—at the very least, it would suit a movie soundtrack or top-40 radio.
James has a strong voice well suited toward various musical styles, including country, rock, pop, and dance. However, her experiments with country best distinguish her from the rest of the pop crowd. Jessie James simply does not contain enough distinctive material to merit a total recommendation. At such a tender age, though, she is still developing her sound, and hopefully she will write and choose more interesting material that fully exploits her country leanings.
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Hi, i'm having problems with inserting amazon widgets into my posts apart from the 'Amazon Product' (which doesn't require Adobe Flash player 10 unless i'm mistaken)
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5) Click Insert
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Yet when i preview my posts it still doesn't appear!
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