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Afghan security forces stand in formation during the third phase of transfer of authority from NATO troops to Afghan security forces in Kandahar south of Kabul, Afghanistan on Wednesday, July 18, 2012. Afghan security forces received the security responsibilities of Daman, Arghandab and Dand districts of Kandahar from the NATO forces. The process of taking over security from the NATO-led ISAF forces by Afghan troops should be completed by the end of 2014, when Afghanistan will take over the full leadership of its own security duties from U.S. and NATO forces. (AP Photo/Allauddin Khan)

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get well soon Joe
wether you like him or not, think he's the right man for the toon or not, all fans should get together nd wish Joe kinnear a speedy recovery!!!
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Hope all goes well Joe . You are a football man through and through, whether people are for or against you in football terms , the true fans of football will be saying a prayer for you today.
Speedy Recovery mate.
If the latest reports are true and Joe may need some form of surgery, then I join Gavin and the rest of the Magpies I'm sure in wishing him all the best.
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Let's hope Ashley doesnt put Wise in control until the end of the season as that would spell disaster. Get well soon Joe.
Joe's apparently fine, he met Ashley and Wise in the club corridor.
He couldn't cope with the pair of them together, his blood pressure shot up.
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The annual Christmas Eve service for children and families will take place at Trinity Church on Monday, December 24, 2012 from 4:00pm to 5:00pm. The Trinity Youth Chorus will sing Ives, Rorem, and Rutter at this service.
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From 10:00pm to 11:45pm, the Choral Prelude and Christmas Eve Festive Eucharist will take place at Trinity.
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Would Growing Up French Make Us Eat Healthier?
During their years in child care and preschool, my children received their share of American "kid food" – Cheerios and graham crackers as snacks, and cut-up hot dogs or PB&J sandwiches for lunch.
Would they be healthier eaters today, gobbling down a little less of the fast food they love and a few more of the vegetables they need, if they had grown up in France?
Probably, based on an interesting account in the latest Time magazine by a foreign correspondent who enrolled her 3-year-old son in one of Paris's public preschools. French preschools take meals very seriously, as writer Vivienne Walt illustrates, serving small children multi-course repasts daily that always include an hors d'oeuvre, salad, main course, cheese plate and dessert. "The variety is astonishing," Ms. Walt writes–and no meal is repeated in any two-month period.
In addition, parents are sent home with culinary "suggestions for the evening"–a meal that will harmonize well with the lunch that was served that day. For example, if your child has eaten turkey, ratatouille and a raspberry-filled crepe for lunch (a real example), Paris school officials suggest pasta, green beans and a fruit salad for dinner.
Four-year-olds are even collared in the preschool hallway before they are seated at lunch, silenced, and required to listen quietly to a reading of the menu.
Of course, French preschools aren't perfect; the same authoritarian approach in other realms of education leads Ms. Walt to describe the system as rigid; schools are also overcrowded, she writes.
On the culinary front, however, she wonders in her essay whether this calm, slow-paced style of dining is a foundation-stone of Parisiens' characteristic slimness. The menus are certainly healthy.
In the U.S., child-care and school meals could hardly be more haphazard. To be sure, U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama has been pushing for healthier meals in schools, and many child-care centers and preschools have upgraded nutritional standards in response to higher government standards, parental pressure or both.
However, many U.S. private child-care facilities aren't subject to federal rules, and can–and do–serve a lot of low-cost, sugary, empty-calorie snacks. A measure passed last year by the California legislature, which would have required child-care centers to serve only low-fat or skim milk and to limit sugar and deep-frying of foods, was vetoed by Gov. Schwarzenegger.
Readers, what kind of eating habits do your children learn in daycare or preschool? What do you think of the French mode? Would your preschooler sit still for a five-course meal? And how would you feel about having school officials send you home with a menu suggestion for dinner? Would that be a welcome relief from menu planning? Or an insult?


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Afghan War Poses 'Acute Challenges,' Pentagon Report Says
The U.S.-led effort in Afghanistan faces "long-term and acute challenges" from militant sanctuaries in neighboring Pakistan and "widespread corruption" in the Afghan government, the Defense Department said.
"The insurgency remains a resilient and determined enemy and will likely attempt to regain lost ground and influence this spring and summer," the department wrote in a semi-annual report sent to Congress yesterday and planned for release in Washington today. "Additionally, the Afghan government continues to face widespread corruption that limits its effectiveness and legitimacy."
The findings contradict accounts of progress U.S. and other coalition officials say will let them withdraw most of their combined 128,000 personnel by the end of 2014. That drawdown leaves Afghan security forces and governing authorities increasingly in charge as the U.S. struggles to mend frayed relations with Pakistan over drone strikes that are critical to stemming the insurgency.
The report cited "pervasive mistrust" as hindering U.S.- Pakistan relations and said that the Pakistan-based Haqqani network threatens a "stable political solution" in Afghanistan.
The report, covering the six months ended March 31, recounted "significant shocks" to relations between the NATO-led coalition and the Afghan government. They included video of U.S. Marines urinating on Taliban fighters' corpses, news that American troops inadvertently burned copies of the Koran, attacks by Afghan security personnel on coalition forces and the March killing of 17 Afghan civilians allegedly committed by a U.S. soldier.
Green-on-Blue Assaults
In a section on so-called "Green-on-Blue" assaults by Afghan troops on U.S. personnel, the department said such attacks, while "high-profile," are "rare," with 52 occurring between May 2007 and March 31 -- killing 86 personnel and wounding 115.
"While statistically small in number," the report said, "Green-on-Blue attacks have significant negative operational and strategic impact on the coalition mission," such as a brief February suspension of U.S. military mentoring for the Ministry of Interior.
The incidents undermine a key element of the U.S. plan for ending the war: close work with Afghans to ensure they are trained to take over. Still, the report's authors defended the overall administration strategy on Afghanistan as "sound."
'Diplomatic Rift'
"These attacks have not yet caused a major diplomatic rift nor have they significantly hurt relations" between Afghan and NATO forces, officials said in the report.
Post-attack investigations determined that a large number of assaults stem from "isolated personal grievances" against coalition personnel, not insurgent infiltration, the department reported. "There is no indication these attacks are part of a deliberate effort by insurgents, nor were they coordinated with each other," the department said.
The U.S. reports only deaths resulting from such insider incidents, not injuries or cases in which the attacker misses the coalition target, the Associated Press reported.
The Pentagon report strikes a pessimistic tone on improving U.S.-Pakistan relations, which suffered a major setback in November when 24 Pakistani troops were accidentally killed in U.S. airstrikes during a cross-border attack. Pakistan cut off land-based supply routes in Afghanistan, and none have been reopened.
Supply Routes
The supply routes to and from Afghanistan via Pakistan will become even more important as the U.S. exits from the war and removes billions of dollars of equipment. While coalition troops have been able to receive supplies via northern routes, such as one using an air base in Kyrgyzstan, those alternatives largely rely on goodwill with Russia, a relationship set to become more strained with the return of Vladimir Putin to that country's presidency.
The report outlined several attempts at meetings between U.S. and Pakistani officials to improve relations, concluding that the two nations have "divergent strategic interests" that "continue to make genuine cooperation difficult."
A missile strike that is suspected to have come from a U.S. drone killed two people and injured three in Pakistan's North Waziristan tribal region this weekend, two days after the latest round of talks. Pakistan told the Obama administration in March it would no longer let U.S. drones use its airspace to attack militants or to collect intelligence on al-Qaeda or other groups, according to officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because the drone program is classified.
Stable Solution
Taliban and allied Haqqani network attacks from northwest Pakistan "continue to threaten the emergence of a durable and stable political solution," the Pentagon says.
Last year, then-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Mike Mullen said the Haqqani militant group essentially had become a proxy for Pakistan's intelligence services.
Pakistani leaders have allowed an insurgent sanctuary in North Waziristan "due to their concerns that Pakistan will be left alone to confront an unstable, an unfriendly or an Indian-influenced Afghanistan on its borders," according to the new report.
The havens threaten areas of Afghanistan, such as Kandahar, that the report's authors described as "among the most contested provinces in Afghanistan, due in part to insurgent safe havens and freedom of movement across the border in Pakistan's Balochistan province."
Fatal Injury
The Pentagon yesterday announced the death of another U.S. soldier in Ghazni Province in Afghanistan's east. Private First Class Christian Sannicolas, 20, of Anaheim, California, died April 28 of blast injuries after his vehicle hit a roadside bomb. He was part of 1st Battalion, 504th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 1st Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.
Overall, the level of attacks initiated by militants in Afghanistan dropped last year for the first time in five years, according to the report. Still, the decrease was limited to 8 percent during the six months ended March 31.
Such enemy attacks rose 3 percent in eastern Afghanistan, where the Haqqani network is most active. The region accounted for 34 percent of attacks initiated by militants nationwide.
Insurgents probably will step up assassinations, high-profile attacks and the use of roadside bombs this year to regain lost territory and influence, the department said. The capital, Kabul, and three other cities saw such incidents in an 18-hour period two weeks ago, attacks that Pentagon officials ultimately said were the responsibility of the Haqqani group.
"The capital continues to face persistent threats, many of which are planned in and controlled from Pakistan," according to the report.
Al-Qaeda Status
Al-Qaeda, one year after the death of its founder Osama Bin Laden, continued to suffer "major setbacks" that have "constrained" its role in Afghanistan, the report said. Bin Laden planned the September 11, 2001 attacks from there.
The terrorist group has been "degraded" and become "reliant on a shrinking cadre of experienced leaders primarily inside a Haqqani-facilitated safe haven in North Waziristan," it said.
Al-Qaeda has a small presence in Kunar and Nuristan provinces and views continued involved in Afghanistan as "integral to its global image and relevance," the Pentagon1 said.


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Definition of soliloquy in English:
noun (plural soliloquies)
1An act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play.
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- Typically, viewers gain this knowledge through one character's asides or soliloquies of which other characters are unaware or through the use of a chorus commenting on events.
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monologue, speech, address, lecture, oration, sermon, homily, aside
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- Louis, one of the six precious soliloquists in Virginia Woolf's novel The Waves, is mortified because - as he keeps on dolefully repeating - his father is 'a banker in Brisbane'.
- Latent poets, shy soliloquists, timid town speakers, and reputable recitationists, you are hereby called to the fore to read the particular, popular and prophetic prose of one of Robbie Burns.
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Middle English: from late Latin soliloquium, from Latin solus 'alone' + loqui 'speak'.
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The High Price of Crying On the Job
Years ago I had a very demanding, harsh boss. Sometimes, I would get so demoralized or overwhelmed that I would duck into the bathroom and cry, though I made sure to never burst into tears in front of my boss or colleagues.
Tears have been making headlines recently, with high-profile figures like John Boehner and Glenn Beck regularly welling up on the job and a recent study which found that women's tears caused male testosterone levels to dip. Meanwhile, according to a Forbes article on workplace crying, most professional women have "fought back tears in the workplace at some point in their careers–many unsuccessfully" and that such crying can have harsh consequences, including lost promotions.
The Forbes article cites the research of University of California, Davis professor Kim Elsbach, who has studied workplace weeping for several years. She has found that women are far more likely to cry at work than men – and that crying on the job, at least for women, is almost always perceived badly, especially when done at a public meeting, a performance review or because of work stress, like a big deadline or a fight with a colleague. Such tears are considered weak, unprofessional or even manipulative.
Elsbach said women who cried felt awful about doing so and, instead of using crying to manipulate, would have done anything to stop the flow of tears, according to the Forbes piece. Some women even felt the tears were damaging to their career prospects. Bosses, meanwhile, often feel uncomfortable and unsure what to do when faced with a weepy employee.
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Mackenzie Art Gallery Receives 2009 York Wilson Endowment Award From The Canada Council For The Arts
Ottawa, – September 1, 2009 – The MacKenzie Art Gallery in Regina is the recipient of the 2009 York Wilson Endowment Award, administered by the Canada Council for the Arts. The Gallery will use the $30,000 award to purchase six works from the Trading series by Saskatoon aboriginal artist Ruth Cuthand."The MacKenzie Art Gallery is honoured to be the recipient of this important award," said Stuart Reid, Executive Director of the MacKenzie Art Gallery. "This purchase of Ruth Cuthand's work will add significantly to the Gallery's collection of contemporary Canadian art. By addressing questions of history, identity and colonialism, the Trading series holds particular relevance for the people of Saskatchewan."
The MacKenzie Art Gallery will acquire six of the eleven images in the Trading series which investigates the diseases and goods European traders introduced to the Americas as well as the one disease that was brought back to Europe. "The images of the Trading series are hauntingly beautiful," noted Michelle LaVallee, assistant curator of the MacKenzie Art Gallery. "Through the use of beads, Ms. Cuthand has rendered the viruses as seen under the microscope. The names of the corresponding diseases are painted in white acrylic paint on a black suede-like surface below the intricate beadwork."
According to the artist, "The beads are a visual reference to colonization; valuable furs were traded for inexpensive beads. On the plains beads were a valuable trade item and they replaced the method of using porcupine quills. Trading examines both sides of European trade from the new items that revolutionized Aboriginal life to the decimation of many tribes through disease."
Download photos of Ms. Cuthand's artwork from the Canada Council image gallery.
The members of the peer assessment committee for this year's award were Ihor Holubizky, curator at Museum London (Ontario);
Josephine Mills, director and curator of the University of Lethbridge Art Gallery (Alberta); and Gaëtane Verna, director of the Musée d'art de Joliette (Québec).
York Wilson Endowment Award
Since its creation in 1997, the York Wilson Endowment Award has been given annually to an eligible Canadian art museum or public gallery to assist with the purchase of an original artwork by a Canadian artist that will significantly enhance its collection. The award, which is the result of gifts of more than $600,000 from Lela Wilson and the late Maxwell Henderson, honours the contribution of Canadian painter York Wilson by assisting Canadian institutions to acquire works by living Canadian painters and sculptors.
MacKenzie Art Gallery
Established in 1953, the MacKenzie Art Gallery welcomes everyone to experience visual art in all its diversity. The MacKenzie Art Gallery is strongly committed to its mandate of serving the people of Saskatchewan by exhibiting, collecting, preserving and interpreting original works of art for the enrichment of the quality of life and for the establishment and maintenance of an artistic and cultural heritage in Saskatchewan.
As one of Canada's leading public galleries, the MacKenzie's permanent collection numbers more than 4,000 works of art including historical and contemporary works with a special interest in Western Canadian art. The MacKenzie's collection of 19th and 20th century European works on paper is regarded as one of Western Canada's finest. In recent years, photography, folk art and work by Aboriginal artists have also been a focal point of the Gallery's collecting.
Ruth Cuthand
Born in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Ruth Cuthand grew up in various communities throughout Alberta and Saskatchewan. With her Plains Cree heritage, Ms. Cuthand's aboriginal culture and memories of her childhood experiences are often the inspiration for her work. Through her work she explores the frictions between cultures, the failures of representation, and the political uses of anger. Ms. Cuthand graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and a Master of Fine Arts degree.
In 1990, she had the first solo show of her career at the MacKenzie Art Gallery. Currently living in Saskatoon, Ms. Cuthand teaches Art and Art History at the First Nations University of Canada, Saskatoon Campus.
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In addition to its principal role of promoting and fostering the arts, the Canada Council for the Arts administers and awards many prizes and fellowships in the arts, humanities, social sciences, natural and health sciences, engineering, and arts management. These prizes and fellowships recognize the achievements of outstanding Canadian artists, scholars, and administrators. The Canada Council for the Arts is committed to raising public awareness and celebration of these exceptional people and organizations on both a national and international level.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Being
by Milan Kundera
The Unbearable Lightness of Being Part 6, Chapter 26 Summary
- Franz's bus returns to the hotel in Bangkok.
- Walking along the streets, Franz wonders what Sabina's imaginary eyes are thinking about him right now.
- Then he thinks about his student-mistress, and realizes how important she is to him. It was so silly for him to have come to Cambodia. She is what matters; not Sabina. His reality with her is more important than his dream with Sabina.
- At that moment, Franz is robbed on the streets of Bangkok. He is about to hand over his money when the image of Sabina returns to him. She would mock him for his weakness because she had always admired his strength. So he fights back against the muggers.
- Franz is cracked on the head and wakes up in a hospital in Geneva with Marie-Claude leaning over his bed.
- He wants to tell her to go away, and wants the doctors to send for his student-mistress whom he loves. He hates Marie-Claude and is ready to tell her so.
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Situated 2 minutes walk from Camden Town underground station, and close to Camden Market and Camden Lock, is Masala Zone, a casual dining Indian restaurant. Serves real Indian food in a casual, contemporary yet exotic setting. Masala Zone Camden Town has evocative, colourful and humourous Indian posters created in the 1930s and 1940s advertising British products. Indian street food, regional curries including vegetarian, Indian grills can all be found on the menu. Open for lunch and dinner daily; expect to pay £12 for lunch and around £15 for dinner including a drink. No reservations necessary for less than 10 people. Party area available.
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Published: Thursday, April 16, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, June 27, 2009 at 11:51 a.m.
Henderson County commissioners in a split vote reappointed three Planning Board members with development ties, turning back efforts to add more balanced growth voices that advocates called for.
With no discussion, commissioners reappointed Realtor Steve Dozier, contractor Mike Cooper and golf course manager Tommy Laughter.
Polled by the board clerk, commissioners Larry Young, Charlie Messer and Mark Williams all named the incumbents as their choices.
Commission Chairman Bill Moyer favored Cooper, Guri Andermann and Jerry David and Commissioner Chuck McGrady named Laughter, Andermann and David.
The makeup of the Planning Board has become an issue in recent weeks as the advisory board has sought to limit discussion of area plans to people living in each community or at least to identify whether the speaker lives in the area.
Moyer said that there has been a theory that the planning board has gotten out of balance.
"There seems to be a high percentage of Planning Board members that have ties to development," he said. "It needs to be brought into balance, that's why I voted the way I did."
Messer said that the Planning Board members that were reappointed all have experience with the county's comprehensive plan and most of the county's ordinances.
"We put good people that want to serve on these boards," he said. "In the past we have never booted one group off because some people don't think it's in their best interest. The people we nominated have been on the board and want to continue to serve. I don't have a problem with that."
Williams said he voted to keep the incumbents because each of them have been serving on the board, all have good attendance records, have valuable knowledge and have been extremely ethical and fair.
"If you look strictly at someone's occupation, I can see where people might draw the thought that the board is unbalanced, but that is strictly judging them on their occupation. I want to add that we don't have any developers on the board. People who are critical should attend the meetings and they would see that these people are ethical and open-minded."
Advocates of more growth restrictions contend the Planning Board is made up of a majority of professionals with ties to home building, commercial construction and development.
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Journey of the Magi
by T.S. Eliot
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T.S. Eliot's cousin, Charles Eliot, was the president of the Unitarian Church while Eliot was in college (at Harvard, no less). So we're betting ol' T.S.'s conversion had some awkward family consequences, too. (Source.)
You saw this coming, right? Eliot was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1948.
Can you imagine having this guy as your editor? Well bunches of Brits had the pleasure, when Eliot worked as an editor at Faber & Faber for decades. (Source.)


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Coty Sees Avon Weakness, Would Like to Help, With Buffett
Coty is trying to capitalize on Avon's latest showing of weakness, and is adding Warren Buffett to its allies.
The celebrity-fragrance maker has upped its bid for the beauty-products company by 6.5% to $10.7 billion, or $24.75 a share.
In a letter release this morning, Coty also revealed that Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway is one source of equity funding. J.P. Morgan is providing financing, too.
Avon flatly rejected Coty last month and then went and named a new CEO, Sherilyn McCoy, who had lost out on the top job at Johnson & Johnson but was considered a star. McCoy's contract included a lucrative payday were the company to get sold and she lose her job.
That hiring was viewed as making a purchase by Coty more difficult. Shares of Avon dropped below the offer price and the market seemed unsure of whether Coty, which is smaller than Avon and had originally looked for Avon to buy it, could come back.
Then Avon's first-quarter hit.
The quarter was a big earnings miss, which Avon said was because of investments meant to right the ship. Then, adding to the concerns, credit-rating firms Fitch and Standard & Poor's slashed Avon's debt ratings, putting the company on the verge of junk territory. That will complicate Avon's attempts to right itself, and S&P analyst Jacqueline Hui said "We believe a material operating turnaround over the next year will be difficult."
Suddenly, back came Coty, looking to take advantage.
"We remain keenly focused on understanding Avon's operational and financial challenges, evidenced by your disappointing first quarter results and outlook, as well as your recent credit ratings downgrades," Coty's letter said.
Avon says today it "will consider the letter in due course." Coty's letter says it was told a strategic review under McCoy needed to happen first, but it and Buffett are only willing to wait until the end of the month.
Avon shares aren't waiting, up 4.2% to $22.32 premarket.


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The Sheriff's Office says two recent arrests highlight a Child Porn Problem in Mesa County. Two men have been booked in jail on Child Exploitation Charges. One is accused of sending nude photos to a teen on his cell phone, the other is behind bars for abusing a teenager for years and having thousands of images of child pornography.
One of the men is a Mesa County Resident who was taken into custody last night at his house, he faces five felony charges including multiple counts of sexual assault on a child and sexual exploitation of a child.
The second suspect, 29 year old Nathan Hepker was wanted in Mesa County for sending sexually explicit text messages. Hepker allegedly sent nude photos to a boy in the 7th grade. Through phone records detectives in Mesa County and Cedar Rapids, Iowa tracked him down. He is currently in the Mesa County Jail.


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Katie Thomas is like the girl next door; that's if you live next door to the biggest black cocksucker in the world. This teenage misfit comes to us in hopes that she can end up with a mouthful of jizz sauce. Her hour glass body is covered by clothes that hide her perky tits, round ass, and tight pussy that gets wetter as her mouth gets invaded by black dick. Katie drops every item of clothing as the porno on the t.v shows an interracial porn. Katie seems to envy the white girl getting drilled by big black dick and playing with herself is next on the agenda. Katie's luck is about to change when a big black dick enters the equation while Katie's smile says it all. She inspected his black snake before using her tongue along the sides of his shaft. His pulsating cock signaled her to go all out on his dick as she squatted on the floor so his dick would be at eye level. Every face pump brought him closer to popping a gallon of gray goo down her throat and into her stomach.
You can chart Katie Thomas' evolution to a black cock slut by watching her visit her local adult arcade. Her parents think that she's at her job but she's more interested in interracial blowjobs. Katie had to first browse the catalog of interracial porn before deciding on what to watch in her private booth. The word " privacy" doesn't really apply here because her world gets turned upside down with the arrival of a black hose through the gloryhole. She eyes that black monster as if it was Christmas and mom and dad got her that pony. Speaking of horsecock, Katie barely manages to get that thing in her mouth while giving us every filthy detail running around in that degenerate head of hers. The squishy sounds coming from her pussy as she fingers herself only means that she's a teenage whore whose work ethic rivals none. Like a good girl Katie finishes her dinner of black goo and you can see more of this cumslut at KatieThomas.com
Byron Long has a really cool haircut. I like it. He comes over to my place and we do it. We had a really good time. I hope you guys like it. Man, is his black dick huge-longus! It's so big I can't hardly believe it. Oh my! He also squeezes out his cum on my tounge. It's sweet like icing on a sticky bun! I have sticky buns all the time it seems! I like to warm my sticky buns up in the microwave for like a minute, then I take them with me on the run! Yum yum like Byron's sticky cream filling!
Boz The Animal got his name from his elephant trunk. It's really big like an elephant trunk. It sure did feel like one. It stretched me out. Ouch! But in a good way. Then in a bad way. Then back to good again. I wear my black bra and panties today. I should have worn my grey bra and panties like an elephant! I'm such a silly goose. But they aren't in the zoo, are they? Boz should be in the zoo. JK!
Ace has a friend named Junior King. I really don't know Junior, but I know Ace. He is a friend of mine, and Ace introduces me to Junior. I don't know why they call him Junior. It's kinda dumb if you ask me. Like when it rains and snows at the same time. Dumb like muffins that don't turn out right. Anyway, Ace and Junior sure do a good job on me. Wow! I wasn't the same for a few days. There was also a lot of semen shot all over my face. Ewwww. Like slugs on the sidewalk.
Mister Charlie Mac has a very big penis. I was shocked how big it was. Bigger than my lolli, which is strawberry. I love strawberry stuff! Red's my favorite color, too. Better than pink! My teen pussy is pink though, and Charlie puts all of himself inside me. I thought I was going to pop! Like a bubble! In the bathtub! Do you like my pony tails? I sure do. Charlie does too. We are friends. Good ones. He helps me with stuff. And then, to return the favor, I help him. It's a blast knowing Charlie! He's such a blast! OMG!!
Jason Brown is my friend today. He is smart. Like really smart. He's in a smart person's math class. I am not. But I get all dressed up for him and we do it so you can watch. It was so fun. Wow is he big. He is big like all black men. They should have an average penis length for black men and one for white men. Cause it just isn't fair to average them both together. I'm serious!
Jean Claude and his pal Ace came over to say hi. They do more than that. We end up doing it. A lot. It's crazy! With a Z! There is a lot of big black dick today. I like it. I like butterflies and roller coasters and big black dick! I like diamonds, too. And tennis shoes. They are comfortable. Those guys wear tennis shoes when they fuck me. They also make my face dirty with their semen. Wait till you see it. I was so mad!


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Company Overview of Visant Secondary Holdings Corp.
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Visant Corporation announced that Alexander Navab and George M.C. Fisher resigned as of October 10, 2014 as directors of Visant and its parent corporations, Visant Holding Corp. and Visant Secondary Holdings Corp. (collectively, the Visant Entities), and its Jostens, Inc. Mr. Navab served as a director of the Visant Entities since 2004, and Mr. Fisher served as a director of the Visant Entities since 2005. Mr. Navab was until 2014 a member of the Executive and Compensation Committees. Joining the board of directors effective as of October 13, 2014 by vote of the directors of the Visant Entities and in accordance with the applicable stockholder agreement are Mr. Charles W. Mooty, President and Chief Executive Officer of Jostens, and Mr. Webster Chua, Director, Principal Activities, at Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. L.P. (KKR). Mr. Mooty has been the president and CEO of Jostens since January 2014 and prior to that served as Interim CEO and president of Fairview Health Services from 2012 to 2013 in addition to being a member of Fairview's board. Prior to his role at Fairview, Mr. Mooty held the position of CEO of Faribault Woolen Mill Co. from 2011 to 2013 and before that served as the Chairman, CEO and President of International Dairy Queen, Inc. from 2001 to 2008. He currently serves on the board of directors of each of Fairview Health Services and Faribault Woolen Mill Co. Neither Mooty or Chua has been appointed to any committees of the boards of directors. The members of the Visant Entities boards of directors, effective October 13, 2014, consist of Marc Reisch, Chuck Mooty, Tagar Olson, David Burgstahler and Webster Chua, and Ms. Susan Schnabel, all of who will also serve on the Board of Directors of Jostens. In addition, in view of the completions of the recent sales of the Lehigh Direct and Arcade businesses and the refinancing transaction completed in September, Ms. Hlavaty, who serves as the senior vice president, chief legal officer and secretary of the Visant Entities, announced on October 14, 2014 that she will be completing her tenure and resigning her position effective December 21, 2014. She will be transitioning her remaining duties prior to year end, and Ms. Hlavaty intends to remain available for consultation through the first quarter of 2015. Ms. Hlavaty has been affiliated with Visant and its subsidiaries since August 2004.
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Just study the attached article and tell us which of the jacketed women is Penny and which is Helen and why, simple eh? If you know them anyway, in which case you're not eligible. You have until midnight next Thursday. Good luck
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Penny in the light blue, Helen in the dark blue.
What we can see of Penny's face, she looks pensive - Penny for her thoughts. Also there is the figure behind her - Penny for the guy?
Helen appears to be wearing a lightweight binbag skirt.
Not very impressed with the new TNF catalogues in the first picture.
Penny left, Helen right.
The man appears to be wearing a gold condom and a childs hat
Helen is in the purple jacket (on the left) and Penny is in the blue jacket(on the right).
you used a combination of reverse psychology and the power of suggestion. In the question you phrased it as Penny and Helen, and in the photo its actually Helen and Penny
.. or maybe it was a double bluff?
is helen in purple, purple penny would be too obvious!
Helen is on the left and Penny is on the right, everyone knows that!!
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Interdisciplinary. Community. Advocacy. Humor.
A blog about my experience of this year's NCECA conference. Keeping within the context of this year's theme, I will interpret what it means to be a contemporary ceramic artist working amidst traditions of the past.
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March 30-April 2, 2011 • Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida
Tampa Convention Center • 333 South Franklin Street, Tampa, FL 33602
Hello, and welcome to the blog NCECA 2011 Tidal Forces: The Next Wave! I, admittedly pilfered the title from the conference itself but figured it most appropriate to catch your attention.
I wanted to take the opportunity to introduce myself. As you can see, I'm Seana, and I am a (let's say evolving) ceramic artist and educator living in Chicago, Illinois. This will be my first blogging experience, and I am honored to have the opportunity to share my voice in this space with members of Crafthaus. I was, at first, a little apprehensive about beginning this first posting (as you can tell from the dates for the blog) but I think it'll be just fine. My fears of the internet have already begun to subside as I type and I know you, my audience, will help me out along the way.
I'd like this to be not only a space where I create a monologue, rather, a discussion. I invite you to ask questions and post your own experiences with ceramics, NCECA trips past and present, and anything else you'd like to share as we go along.
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Hello all, I apologize for this entry being so late but my return to Chicago after NCECA has been a bit hectic. So, where was I…ah yes, Thursday. The last two full days of the conference were much…Continue
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Today was a day of traveling and confusion. I left Gainesville in the afternoon to take the long drive back to Tampa. I had a hard time finding my…Continue
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If you are at NCECA and go to the Cafe Hey Cup show could you take some pictures? My cups made it to Florida, but not me. Cheers!!!
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When the shooting started at Arapahoe High School about 12:30 p.m. Friday, Megan Sheehan, 17, a senior was in psychology class.
She said at first she heard two loud booms and thought it was just someone dropping heavy textbooks in the hallway, which happens sometimes so no one thought it was gunshots.
"On the third one, we knew it was not a textbook," Sheehan said.
She said her teacher, Jeff Corson, immediately moved all the students into a corner away from the door, then he locked the door and moved to the corner. She said it is a protocol the students have practiced this year.
"He was very calm and said everything would be OK," Sheehan said of her teacher.
"I was so scared, I was holding onto my friends hand the whole time," she said. "Even though my leg fell asleep, I was afraid to move."
There were between 25 and 30 students in the class.
Around 1 p.m. a policeman or fire fighter knocked at the door and the students evacuated across University Boulevard to a fast-food restaurant, where Sheehan was reunited with her father, Dan Sheehan.
Dan Sheehan had been on his way to meet his wife to do some Christmas shopping when police cars barreled by him. Over his cell phone, he learned from his wife that there had been a shooting at the high school, where he has two children, Megan and Allison, a sophomore.
He made a u-turn and headed toward the school, where he met Megan. Allison was still in lock-down at 2:30 and they were waiting to re-unite with her.
"This is crazy stuff. I never thought it would happen here," said Dan Sheehan. "You start thinking there are about 2,500 students in the school, 'what are the odds.'"
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Getting Rid of the Guilt, De-cluttering Your Space
Guilt. It is a very complex emotion, especially when it comes to organizing and de-cluttering your home or work space.
A good friend gave you a ceramic zebra for your birthday, but it is hideous to look at. You really like the person so you don't want to give it away. So there it sits in the corner of your bedroom. Then there is the ugly neon tie your mother gave you for Christmas. Maybe if it were 1985 you would attempt to wear it, but…well…it's not. So there it sits taking up space in your closet.
So why don't you throw it away?
Guilt keeps us from making clear, conscious decisions. Both men and women equally tend to hold onto things because it represents a part of their lives or their family and friends. Many of these items are of no use to them and don't even like them. All it does is take up space and negative emotional energy.
You may feel 'the guilts' keeping it and 'the guilts' giving it away. It is a double-edged sword. You want someone to honor it even if you don't keep it. It is easier to get rid of something if we know it will be respected by another person.
The best thing to do is keep it in perspective. Ask yourself the following:
- Have I honored it in the time I have had it?
- Do I have other items that are equally sentimental from that person?
- If you keep the objects, will they live in your home where they will be respected?
- Does it create the vision I have for this space?
One way to test the sentimentality of an item is to put it in a storage container (not see-through!) and tape it up. Keep it in the attic or basement for 6 months. If you haven't gone back to the container for anything, then toss or donate the items. You might be surprised that is wasn't as sentimental to you after all.
Here is something you should always remember when clearing out your home or office:
You are not giving up the person or the memory; you are giving up the object.
Nothing can replace how you feel about that person. Keep only your favorite pieces and donate the rest. Once you see the big picture, it won't be as difficult to make the decisions and the guilt will subside.
Do any of you have a case of 'the guilts' de-cluttering your space? Would love to hear your story!


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We continued driving the Sebring for a couple of years after paying it off, & planned to sell it or trade it in on a vehicle for my daughter after she graduated from Hugh school in May of 2012. After my daughter's graduation, we began looking to see what was available so that we could buy her a car to take to college. In late June of 2012, I took the Sebring to CarMax to have it appraised & to possibly sell it. CarMax professionals inspected the car & ran an AutoCheck Report which revealed that the car had a salvage title out of Texas.
As a salvage-titled vehicle, the car appraised for $700, & Steve Rayman's position was that they had no obligation to tell me & had no liability since the statute of limitations on fraud had expired. CarFax reports a clean title, but the report used by dealers, AutoCheck, reports that the car was purchased at a salvage auction about a month prior to being listed as a manufacturer vehicle on eBay. So, Steve Rayman took possession & ownership of our clean-titled truck which is currently (more than 6 years later) worth about $10,000 & sold us a totaled, salvaged, rebuilt car with extended warranty & accessories for over $21,000 including interest.
We've consulted an attorney & have been advised that it would be a very expensive & time-consuming battle to take Steve Rayman to court should we decide to file a lawsuit against the dealership. At this point, we feel like Steve Rayman has probably done this to many other people, & they keep getting away with it. The statute gives the consumer two years to file charges or fraud, but most cars aren't paid off within two years, making it impossible to know you've been defrauded until after its too late since you don't get the title until the vehicle is paid off.
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Definition of aschelminth in English:
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Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:10 am
Post subject: Visitors
How on earth do you decide who comes to see you in the hospital?
If i was having natural birth i'd do it the easy way and just say no visitors til i get home but i'm having a c-section (in 13 days) so i will be in hosp 3 or so days so cnt avoid visitors.
Ergh its so stressful trying not to offend people!
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:17 am
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I had a c-section with my son and every tom, di*k and harry turned up at the hospital to visit and I did not appreciate it
I was quite poorly after the birth and had to have a blood transfusion so I just wanted to rest but couldn't.
I have said that next time I only want close family to visit me whilst i'm in the hospital and the rest can come when i'm at home and ready for them.
Good luck hunny, if you want people to wait until you are home just tell them, I wish I did xx
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:23 am
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i want my parents and his parents to meet our lil boy, but only them...
The only thing is, his parents are hmm i don't know how to describe it but he is very close to them, and im not so much my family, but apparently my mum was crying the other day because she's scared she wont get a look in as his family are always about...so with 3 hours a day visiting times, i feel really stressed trying to get some sort of order that wont upset everybody, and your only allowed 2 visitors aint you?
i've told my oh that no way do i want visitors on the first day, which he has reluctantly accepted. . . Ergh i just want to enjoy being a mum with my oh, not have to think about other family members thinking its unfair when they can see him...
GRRRRRRRRRRR... lol
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:32 am
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Its you that is going through this to bring your baby into the world so you should be able to set the rules and hubby should stand by what you set.
If visiting is for 2 hours for instance let them visit for an hour each maybe.
I think you are right that it should only be 2 visitors but when I had my son most of the ladies including myself had 4 or 5 so I'd imagine both your parents and inlaws should be aloud to visit at the same time (as long as they don't get rowdy lol)
Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2008 8:33 am
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It is hard! As much as I love my family, when I was in labour with my first my mum and sister and my parents-in-law all rushed to the hospital, and as soon as my daughter was born they all raced in - it was 11pm at night and I was exhausted, and I had to chat and let them hold her and everything. Then with my son my parents-in-law came up again to look after my daughter, but they waited outside the whole labour and then my husband made me feel bad because I did not let anyone in for a few hours after the birth as I had bled a lot and was absolutely drained. This time no-one is visiting until I am on the ward and a bit well rested!!
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I had my OH with me (ofc) and my Mum came to visit in hospital when Isaac was a day old, which was lovely.
Everyone else had to wait til I got home after 3 days - in fact most came to visit after a week plus. We sent them pics from the first couple of days, but beyond that - you need time to bond with your new baby, and peace for you as a new family. Hopefully your folks will understand that its about what YOU want, not them.... if not, I say screw hurting their feelings and just tell them to stop being so selfish and putting pressure on you when you least need it!!!
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I think you have to put your needs first and just ask people to come to see you and baby at home after you've had time to rest, tell them up front that way they know and give them little jobs to do so they can be part of it rather than just coming to watch. Someone to make a few meals to keep you going, someone to tidy up a bit, someone to watch over the baby so you can have a good rest for a few hours - how cheeky am i? Thats what i would ask my family to do and knowing them they would give themselves jobs to do so that i could settle in to my new role as mummy.
Try it, whats the worst that could happen - its your life your rules and who doesn't like it will just have to suck it up
Good luck Axxx
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Will just want some peace! don't like people being round much, i prefer it just the two o us, well to be three, we only have a small house so can think of nothing worse then having nowhere for people sit and them all crowding round me and the lil one...
Just know that it will be made a bigger deal of then it is...i hadnt even thought about godparents/cousins/friends, they can wait for a few weeks hopefully but not everybody is understanding that and its sooooo stressful. My oh was at his friends the day their baby was born but that was because they wanted him to be, i don't want them here until we are settled cos i don't know them too well and find it quite tiring to make conversation and im very nervous around people i dnt no well..
feel kind of selfish cos i want one of my friends round straight away, but she will only stay half an hour or so and the same week i have my baby she's leaving to live in spain so it will be the only chance she will get to meet him.
I'm a clean freak too, if i havent cleaned it i cant use it, so having people do things for me wouldn't make me feel good lol
Argh just want some peace with the lil bubba and my oh.
can see it ending with arguments


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…up for both classes. So this morning, I decided to have a whole wheat bagel topped with the new Laughing Cow Smooth Sensations Cream Cheese. Laughing Cow sent me some samples the other day, and I had been wanting to try them. I had the garden vegetable flavor today, and I loved how rich and creamy it tasted. Plus, I like how it comes in the pre-portioned 45-calorie wedges. With my bagel, I also had half a banana and a small glass of OJ. I feel fueled up and ready to work out now!
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Graft at heart of dual-lemon problem
Q. I have a question concerning my Meyer lemon tree. It is planted next to another regular lemon tree. The first year we had a lot of the Meyer lemons (smooth skin). Each year I am getting more and more lemons on the tree (along with the smooth skin type) that have a rough thick skin and turn almost totally orange. Any idea of what is happening? -- Nancy
A. I do have an idea, Nancy, and I believe it is a pretty good bet that it is the cause of the problem. I think you have growth coming up from below the graft line. Look at the trunk of your Meyer lemon anywhere from 8 to 12 inches from the ground. You will probably see a sort of rough ring around the trunk where it was grafted on to a root stock of a different tree.
Almost all fruit trees available commercially are on grafted root stock and one of the most widely used is called a sour orange. It is a tree with a very vigorous root system and an almost inedible fruit. It is widely used on lemon trees. Cut off any growth that comes from below the graft line and your Meyer will rebound.
Q. I live in East County, between Lakeside and El Cajon. Do you know where I
can buy gopher traps in my area? -- Thanks, Nick
A. I have been assured by Home Depot that all of their stores carry gopher traps. They come two in a package and sell for between $10-$11. My advice, unless there is a store very close to you, is to call them first. I would also like to call to your attention that unless the traps are set in the main tunnel, they are not very effective. This column addressed that subject in detail a short time ago and rather than repeat it, I will ask you to go to the UC Davis Web site at www.ipm.ucdavis.edu/PMG/PESTNOTES/pn7433.html. There you will find research-backed information that you can read online in color or download in a black and white PDF. You can also buy traps online at a half-dozen sites.
Some of these sites are very interesting, although I cannot vouch for any of the information they give. Just type "gopher traps" into a Google search.
Q. I would appreciate some information about protecting plants from the freeze. I live five miles east of the ocean and had a terrible disaster from the freeze this year. We have always had some freezing each year, but never this cold for so many nights. Thanks. -- Marla
A. The first thing you have to do is to believe the weather forecasts, and when freezing temperatures are predicted, go out and cover all of your tender plants. Almost any cover will help, but be sure to take wind into consideration.
Paper or plastic bags, old sheets, even an upside-down trash can or bucket will work. You can also get out your Christmas lights again and string them around your plants -- they actually generate quite a bit of heat. Just remember to take everything off after it warms up in the morning.
This only works up to a point. We always did this when I was a kid in Pennsylvania, and it worked fine until we had what my mother called a "killing frost." If it is too cold too long, there is not much you can do.
Rose Crawford is a certified garden consultant and a master composter who lives and gardens in Vista. She answers your gardening questions every other week. E-mail questions to firstname.lastname@example.com or write to "Ask Rose," c/o Features Dept., North County Times, 207 E. Pennsylvania Ave., Escondido, CA 92025.


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PARKERSBURG - A Parkersburg Police officer entered a burning house and convinced the occupant inside to leave his home before the Parkersburg Fire Department arrived at the scene Friday, officials said.
Officers with the Parkersburg Police Department were answering a call on Spring Street, a block away, when the fire at 610 17th St. was reported at 5:52 p.m., said Sgt. W.J. Cox with the Parkersburg Police Department.
When police arrived on the scene moments later, Patrolman J.N. Dennison discovered that the resident was still inside the burning house, Cox said.
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Firefighters cut holes in the roof of the burning house on 17th Street in an attempt to gain access to the fire, after double-ceilings made access from within the house difficult. (Photo by Gretchen Richards)
The occupant of the home, Hank Wells, age unknown, had been using a gallon of water to attempt to put out the fire, but became disoriented, Cox said.
"Dennison went inside and convinced the resident to exit the home," Cox said. "Without Dennison's help, the man probably would have died in there," she said.
The Parkersburg Police initially reported that people were entrapped in the home when the fire was called in, said Capt. Tim Flinn with the Parkersburg Fire Department.
"The police did a good job in notifying the fire department that no one was inside when firefighters arrived on scene," Flinn said.
The fire department does not encourage people attempting to extinguish the fire by themselves instead of calling 911, Flinn said.
When Dennison and Wells exited the home, the police communicated the information to the 911 center, which updated the fire department while it was en route, Flinn said.
Armed with up-to-date information, the fire department was able to concentrate on the fire when it arrived at the scene, Flinn said.
The fire was located in the attic of the home, Flinn said. The attic was fully involved when firefighters arrived, Flinn said.
"The access to the attic was difficult with renovations that had been done; there was an original tongue and groove ceiling with another ceiling of drywall," Flinn said.
Firefighters had the fire under control within 10 minutes, but spent several hours searching for hot spots and performing an investigation, Flinn said.
The building, owned by Janet Wells of Cutler, has been called "probably a complete loss," with repairs estimated at more than $25,000, Flinn said.
The home did not have working smoke detectors inside, Flinn said.
Hank Wells, related to the homeowner, was taken to Camden Clark Medical Center for medical evaluation on Friday, Flinn said. His status was unknown on Friday evening.
Fire investigators Andy Nestor and Jody Casto believed the fire to be accidental and possibly electrical in nature but the exact cause is undetermined at this time.
The Parkersburg Fire Department responded with 15 firefighters, five Engine Companies, Aerial Truck, Rescue Truck and Command Vehicle, Flinn said. They were able to use a nearby fire hydrant to douse the fire, Flinn said.


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Casper Food Critic- Caddie Shack Must Have Been Something Before Electricity
The flying of fingers and moving of electrons. That is all it takes to both create and send a text message to anywhere in the world. As I sat in a silent classroom, that is exactly what I did. Those text messages flew through the air and into the cellular system, only to end up at the receiving end, my editor's phone. I was inviting her on a lunch date. A few more digits typed and it was agreed. We were going to meet at the Caddie Shack restaurant, located in the Casper Municipal Golf course club house.


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Napoleon's Hat Cookies (Napoleonshatte)
Total Time
Prep 45 mins
Cook 8 mins
These cookies are a stable at any Danish baker's shop. We always make these as part of our Christmas cookie selection. They are small and yummy. If you can you should weigh the ingredients instead of using cups, as the original recipe is measured by weight. Prep time does not include 30 min for cooling of the dough. When buying the marzipan try to look for Danish 'Odense' marzipan in your baking isle. Marzipan from other countries, such as Germany, tend to be sweeter than the ones from Denmark. The marzipan makes the difference in this cookie and adds to the wow factor. You can also make 20 larger hats instead of 40 mini
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 cup all-purpose flour (150 g)
- 2⁄3 cup icing sugar (75 g)
- 3 1⁄2 ounces butter, cold (100 g)
- 1 egg yolk
- 1 teaspoon cold water
- 1⁄2 cup marzipan (125 g, raw marzipan, not processed)
- 1⁄2 cup bittersweet chocolate, melted (you can use any kind of chocolate here)
- Mix together flour and shifted icing sugar.
- Cut the butter in small pices and cut it into the flour/sugar mix until the texture is coarse.
- Add the egg yolk and water and quickly work the dough together.
- Place the dough in the fridge for at least 30 minute.
- Roll the marzipan into 40 small balls, set aside.
- Heat oven to 400°F.
- Roll out the cold dough on a workspace dusted with flour until the dough is very thin (0.1 inch). It should be as thin as possible without breaking.
- Use a cup or round cookie cutter with 2 inch diameter and cut out 40 round cookies. Gather and roll out cookie dough repeatedly as you go along to use up all dough.
- Place one marzipan roll in the middle of each round cookie.
- Gather the round cookie dough with three fingers and press around the marzipan ball; the form of the cookie should now look like Napoleon's hat (3 flaps sticking out).
- Place the 'hats' on baking sheets lined with parchment paper and bake for 8 min until sligtly golden.
- Let cool.
- Melt chocolate over a double boiler and dip the three flaps of the hat in the chocolate.
- Cool and enjoy!
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Like Dreamer, I too had difficulties shaping these cookies and having them hold the shape and the filling during baking. The flavor is lovely---perhaps practice will make perfect.
These little cookies are delicious and quite quick to make. That being said, I did have a problem with the marzipan leaking out of about 1/2 of the cookies. I baked them in two batches and with the 2nd batch I was extra careful to make sure the dough was sealed but some of the cookies still leaked. I'm not sure what I did wrong. Probably I need to practice. The marzipan that oozed out of the cookies became crispy and delicious, too. Made for Sweet Traditions Tag. A post script to my review: DH wants me to make these again. He loved them so I'll definitely get a chance to practice.


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Is Tahitian Noni Juice Safe For Children?
The answer to that question is a resounding "Yes". Now, here I am speaking about the brand of noni which is produced by Morinda Bioactives, the first and original noni on the market – Tahitian Noni® Juice. This is not to be mistaken for the product put out by Tahitian Gold and other companies which they advertise as Tahitian Noni Juice.
Have a look at this video for some more information:
Research has been carried out regarding the safety of this particular product. In 2002 the European Commission for Health and Consumer Protection Directorate-General allowed Tahitian Noni® Juice into Europe as a "novel food" after extensive safety testing. Another clinical trial is listed below. It would be interesting to see if any other noni company has bothered to carry out safety research on their product.
When you have your children drink any noni drink make sure it is the brand on which all human clinical trials have been conducted – Morinda Bioactives Tahitian Noni Juice
Safety Clinical Trial
Conducted by: The British Industrial Biological Research Association (BIBRA).
Published in: Journal of Food Science
Description: 96 people, double-blind, placebo-controlled, one month trial, high dose of 750 ml/day (¾ bottle)
Results: Tahitian Noni® Juice absolutely safe & reduced number of illness related events
Use in Children
One of the best tests of whether a product works or not is to use it with children and animals. These two groups have no or very little (in the case of children) placebo effect (it works because they think it will).
We and thousands of others have used Tahitian Noni® Juice for children in cases of ezcema, asthma, viruses such as colds and flu and other viruses, recovery from injury, bites and stings, wound healing and a multitude of other health issues.
How Much Should Children Drink?
In early childhood children generally drink 1/4 of an adult amount. Remembering that there is no "dosage" as such because it is a fruit juice with no toxicity. We recommend that an "average" amount for an adult daily is 30mls (1 ounce) /twice a day. So that would mean about 7-10 mls (2 teaspoons) of Tahitian Noni® Juice twice a day for a small child. Obviously as they get older larger amounts can be drunk.
We generally encourage people to drink more in the following situations:
1. an illness is starting (the acute stage) – hourly consumption
2. degenerative diseases and other serious diseases such as cancer – a regimen would be established for each case.
3. an individual has multiple health conditions – as for 2
4. elite athletes – as for 2
5. migraine or asthma attack onset – these are special occurrences and carry their own recommendations which we will set out in future posts.
In these situations we recommend drinking Tahitian Noni® Juice hourly to provide the body with the iridoids it needs to strengthen its immune system fight disease .
Be sure to go to leave comments below of any results you have seen with Tahitian Noni Juice consumption and children.


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Syria, Bahrain Still Feel Arab Spring Aftershocks
The Arab Spring is in its second autumn, but violent upheaval in Syria and Bahrain indicates the uprisings are not over. Guest host Celeste Headlee discusses what's in store for two countries the U.N. calls the biggest human rights offenders. She speaks with Al Jazeera's Abderrahim Foukara and Maren Turner of Freedom Now.


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SAN JOSE -- After winning a national championship in his first season as a head coach 11 years ago, Larry Coker is back working his magic with the fledgling program at the University of Texas at San Antonio.
The Roadrunners, who host San Jose State on Saturday, are on the winning path in just their second year of football.
Coker won his first 24 games coaching at Miami, starting with the national title run in 2001.
But after Coker was fired in 2006, he went five years before coaching another game. Now in his second year at UTSA, the 64-year-old is rejuvenated and again leading a winning program.
"I would say he's doing one of the best jobs in the country with the way he's getting that team going in the right direction," San Jose State coach Mike MacIntyre said.
UTSA (5-1, 1-0 WAC) won its first five games this season before losing to Rice last week. Only one win -- a 35-14 victory over New Mexico State -- is against a Football Bowl Subdivision team.
The Roadrunners' program is in its second season and first at the FBS level. UTSA played as a Football Championship Subdivision independent last season and is in the first of two seasons of reclassification to the FBS level.
The Roadrunners are not eligible to reach a bowl game this season. A SJSU victory also would not count toward the six necessary wins for bowl eligibility.
Coker was hired in 2009 to lead the building process. He felt it was a perfect fit.
"Where I'm at in my career, I want to be some place I want to live, and it's great city to be in," Coker said of San Antonio. "We have a 65,000-seat indoor stadium. We're the (seventh)-largest city in the country. There's no (other) Division I football here. No professional football here. And obviously, there's Texas recruiting."
UTSA plays at the Alamodome, the former home of the San Antonio Spurs and a site that's hosted the NCAA Final Four.
In a football hotbed like Texas, many think the program -- and fellow upstart Texas State -- could quickly build into a winner.
"I think they'll just keep building and building and building as they go," MacIntyre said. "They've got a lot of players to choose from and a lot of players that want to play."
Those who have experienced it know that football is taken seriously at every level in Texas, particularly high school.
"Even the students that don't play football, it's a competition to see who has the best student section," said SJSU freshman kicker Austin Lopez, a Euless, Texas, native.
SJSU defensive line coach Jim Jeffcoat spent 19 years playing and coaching for the Dallas Cowboys and three years coaching at the University of Houston. He raised four children in Texas, including his son Jackson, who plays defensive end for the University of Texas.
"At the smaller towns, in the hospitals, the first thing when a boy is born they're going to put a jersey on him of that high school," Jeffcoat said.
Coker said the good feelings he had about coaching UTSA have be justified.
"I haven't been wrong from the standpoint of the support we've had here and the great crowds we've had following us on the road," Coker said. "We had nearly 5,000 fans at Rice last week, and that shows just not so much where we are but where we're headed."
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An ECB Rate Cut: A Matter of When Not If
The European Central Bank will have little choice but to cut interest rates as early as next week.
It isn't just the increased tensions over the debt crisis in the euro zone putting pressure on the central banks to move. It is the growing evidence of recession as austerity measures bite further into the euro zone and growing signs that global demand isn't going to be there to help.
With the focus of the debt crisis moving away from Greece and on to Spain for now, the threat to the future of the single currency is greater now than it has ever been. While a bail out for Greece could be negotiated under existing agreements, a bail out for Spain would be on a scale that European institutions are totally unprepared for.
As financial markets watch European politicians and policy makers scramble to find some solution to prevent contagion, investors have started an even greater wholesale reduction in exposure to the region than has been seen in the past.
As a result, the funding problems for most peripheral debtors are multiplying with even the cost of Italian loans now rising close to levels that are unsustainable.
For the ECB, however, it is the cost of the deficit-curbing programs adopted by most members of the euro zone that is starting to become of equal, if not greater, concern.
Not only has economic sentiment collapsed this month but so have inflationary pressures.
And signs are that, despite early hopes that the ECB's own liquidity injections would help to boost lending, this has not been the case. Certainly, the liquidity squeeze many European banks had been experiencing has eased. But, improved credit conditions haven't trickled down to the private sector.
If anything, new M3 money supply figures showed a sharp deterioration in April, with year-on-year growth slumping to 2.5% from 3.1%.
It is hardly surprising, therefore, that many forecasters are now looking for the region to have slipped back into recession in the second quarter, with ING Financial Markets looking for at least a 0.4% contraction over the three-month period.
The outlook for the euro zone has also been hit by the deteriorating outlook for the world economy.
Doubts over the recovery in the U.S. and China's ability to stage a soft landing have grown due to slowing demand in emerging markets and a steady decline in commodity prices over the last few weeks.
At every turn, the news flow appears to get worse. Brazil has slashed interest rates to a record low and more cuts are expected. China's four largest banks have reported another month of poor lending activity.
And even Graff Diamonds, the sort of luxury goods company that was very much in favor not so long ago, was forced to postpone its initial public offering in Hong Kong because of a lack of interest.
As the ECB officials contemplate the global landscape before next Wednesday's meeting, they can hardly use inflation as an excuse not to ease rates.
New data Thursday showed pan-euro-zone inflation falling to 2.4% from 2.6%, even lower than forecast, with even further declines expected in months to come as energy prices subside.


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Grilled Chicken Sandwich; Hold the Carcinogen?
Don't stick a fork in it yet.
A medical non-profit's lawsuit over a carcinogen found in grilled chicken is set to continue, after a California appeals court on Thursday reversed a ruling that would have burned the case to a crisp.
The plaintiff group, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, tested grilled chicken samples from several chain restaurants, including ones from McDonald's. The organization said in court filings that the tests found the presence of a carcinogenic chemical called PhIP, which is produced through the cooking process used by the chains (the full chemical name would require its own post).
So the committee filed suit, saying that the restaurants are required to post warnings under a California law which stipulates that businesses cannot expose individuals to chemicals known to cause cancer "without first giving clear and reasonable warning." The restaurants countered that the state rule was preempted because such signage would contradict federal efforts to guarantee that food was cooked sufficiently to prevent the spread of food-borne illness.
"The restaurants all know that the grilled chicken has a cancer causing agent in them," said Neal Barnard, president of the physicians group. "They ought to share with you what they know."
McDonald's referred comment to the California Restaurant Association, where spokesman Daniel Conway lambasted the charges of misleading consumers. He said the levels of PhIP in grilled chicken didn't merit concern and that a proliferation of signs like the ones demanded in the suit would do nothing more than cause consumers to ignore warnings of greater consequence.
Burger King, which could not immediately be reached for comment, settled with the physicians group and agreed to post signs. McDonald's and several other restaurants have kept fighting. They initially won a motion for summary judgment on the preemption grounds, but Thursday, a state appellate court reversed the ruling. Now, the case heads back to a superior court, where a trial could take years.
Barnard's group is participating in a similar lawsuit in Connecticut, and he added that they were prepared to file in other states too, if restaurants don't agree to publish a warning nationwide. "We are happy to sue them everywhere," he said, "but obviously we would rather not."
The restaurants aren't about to be cowed into submission, though, at least if Conway's comments are any guide:
"My biggest message is that grilled chicken is safe," he said. "Bottom line."


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Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 brought record-keeping to newspapers' front
pages last July, and on the first anniversary of its passage, companies are
working diligently to institute policies and practices to ensure that deliberate
(or accidental) destruction, alteration, and falsification of records are impossible.
Nevertheless, for anyone who works in government, healthcare, law enforcement,
real estate, financial services and insurance, human resources, or any industry
that is regulated, careful record-keeping is a fact of life. For everyone else,
chances are that a librarian somewhere provided a square or spool of microfilm
with information needed for a term paper or school report, and introduced us
to the world of micrographics.(Shown to the left, the KODAK i9600 Series
Writer )
From carbon copies and microfiche to compact disks, the fundamental issues
for record-keeping remain minimization of the sheer bulk and volume of data,
preservation of its integrity, and easy retrieval. Digital and film-based technologies
each present advantages and disadvantages in addressing these challenges, and
rather than relying on one technology versus the other, it's really a
complimentary and "both/and" scenario, and it's a simple formula:
What drives retrieval drives media choice. For instantaneous retrieval to support
business transactions and customer service, digital storage technologies are
best. For retrievals in response to regulatory requirements, audits, Sarbanes-Oxley,
protection of intellectual property, microfilm is the best.
Kodak has developed scanning, writing and records management technology for
a comprehensive reference archive system that combines the convenience of digital
technology, and the proven longevity and durability of film. The reference archive
is the latest innovation in Kodak's 75-year legacy of research, development,
and commercialization of micrographics technology.
to the reference archive concept is the KODAK i9600 Series Writer, which accepts
digital files, organized by records management attributes, and creates copies
of those records on ISO-standard archival media. Information is digitized from
analog sources (documents, photos, and the like) by any one of Kodak's
portfolio of high-speed production document scanners, such as the i800 Series(See
picture to the right). Content also can be sent directly as digital
files from desktop applications. Then, using special integration software, the
data is written as highly compressed and indexed records that can be checked
for quality control, and printed as highly compressed images on microfilm. These
analog records cannot be tampered with or compromised; moreover, they are stored
on a medium with a life expectancy of 500 years – much greater than digital
media's estimated lifetime of just seven to 10 years.*
The analog record can be re-digitized using integration software, to create
an electronic version convenient for distribution. A film scanner such as the
KODAK i7300 Scanner searches the microfilm for the requested content, and creates
a digital image. This resulting digital record can be stored and shared in multiple
formats by multiple users throughout the enterprise.
Kodak's products for a reference archive system also allow records to
be organized by specific attributes such as class, date, or destruction schedule,
for easy management and retrieval. Today's electronic microimaging system
builds on computer-assisted retrieval (CAR) technology that Kodak developed
decades ago for searching and locating film-based content. CAR relies on indices
of film roll and frame identification based on Kodak's proprietary Image
Management Code and three-size image marking on the edge of the film. CAR makes
it possible to locate and present images that are stored on film much the same
way that content is retrieved from digital storage media, from CDs to magnetic
tape. Now, with the click of a mouse, intelligent hardware such as readers and
scanners search this metadata to find and produce a desired image of a document.
As a result, significant preproduction such as document presorting is a thing
of the past, and it is simpler than ever to sort images and organize them according
to company-specific protocols, and to build indices from other reference data
such as bar code recognition. Kodak has partnered with third-party workflow
software vendors to marry the film index information with digital workflow indices
for the reference archive.
Just as significant as archive accuracy and integrity is the preservation of
records in a medium that is not subject to the need for frequent maintenance,
upgrade or migration. Because the KODAK i9600 Series Writer creates a film-based
record and the KODAK i7300 Scanner can output a corresponding digital record
in the data format required, the original record is always retrievable and never
lost or damaged due to the volatility, aging, or incompatibility of storage
media. Information can be stored in the digital format that is most appropriate
for the content, for example, on servers or in CD-ROM libraries for fast access,
or on magnetic tapes or other media for less frequent use.
Since the passage of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, experts advise sound document-retention
policies that use a mix of digital storage and archival media to meet the short-,
medium- and long-term needs of companies. The United States, the United Kingdom,
Australia and several other countries have also used Kodak technology to capture
and archive vital census data. (Shown below the i7300 KODAK Series Writer)