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Global Health Inititative Travel Insurance, Checklist and Warnings
Health Insurance
Students are required to have health insurance coverage while traveling abroad. The WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine insurance coverage remains in effect while students are traveling internationally. If you have a different insurance plan, please make sure your plan covers you abroad.
Evacuation Insurance
Evacuation insurance is required for international travel. This insurance provides emergency assistance worldwide and allows you to leave the country easily in the event of an emergency while you are gone. Many insurance companies do not incorporate this feature into their plans and some travel abroad programs encourage you to purchase evacuation insurance from them. As Wright State students, we can obtain evacuation insurance for free from the University Center for International Education (UCIE) in E190 Student Union (next to the bookstore). In order to get your insurance card, you will need to fill out the one-page International SOS form and turn in a copy of your passport to the UCIE.
Contact Monica Ratliff in the UCIE at (937) 775-3106 or email@example.com, or visit the International SOS Insurance page on the UCIE web site if you have additional questions.
Extended Health Insurance
The International SOS insurance provided through Wright State doesn't cover hospitalization or extensive health care in the event of an emergency. Monica Ratliff, the WSU education abroad advisor, recommends purchasing extended health insurance through Wallach Insurance. Again, this is just a recommendation. This insurance is just $9 per week and should cover anything that might not be covered on another health insurance plan. To purchase the insurance, go to Wallach Insurance. Once you get to the site, if you are 29 years old or less, please click on "HealthCare Global 2000" and if you are 30 years of age or older, please purchase "HealthCare Global." Once purchased, please send the confirmation email to Monica at firstname.lastname@example.com so she can put it in your file to keep the university informed should something happen on your trip.
Combined Travel & Health Insurance
There are hundreds of circumstances that could cause you to cancel your trip, return home early or need to seek emergency medical treatment while traveling abroad, and this can all amount to a large expense for the traveler.
"On one occasion when I was traveling to Peru, I got stuck in Dallas for two days due to a weather delay that grounded all flights, and my team missed our connecting flight in Lima through a different airline. Neither airline would be flexible with my team, and we had to scramble to repurchase our connecting flights and rearrange our itinerary. It ended up costing us $10,000 more than was planned for the whole team, which would have been completely covered by purchasing travel insurance for approximately $22 a week per person," student Jon Stofer reported after a recent trip.
Travel Guard insurance offered by AIG is suggested. Information is available on the Travel Guard website. This insurance is both travel and extended health insurance that can be used to cover a variety of issues you might encounter while traveling. Most travel agents can reserve this insurance when flights are booked if you check with them first. You can get more information and request a quote for your next trip by downloading this Travel Guard document.
Travel Checklist
Travel Warnings
Medical students planning on traveling internationally are encouraged to review Wright State University's policy guidelines to ensure that they are informed of WSU's involvement in their trips before departure. In addition, it is advised that students check to make sure the country of interest is not on the U.S. State Department Travel Warning List before making additional plans. The site provides a concise list of the countries that are currently under travel warnings along with the date the warning was issued. Students can refer to this link for a quick update.
The Wright Way Policy on international travel is 5601.10. Most pertinent to medical students are sections 5601.10.a. and 5601.10.c. Section 5601.10.a. is what requires medical students to obtain travel insurance from the University Center of International Education (UCIE) and 5601.10.c. requires obtaining approval from the WSU provost for traveling to countries issued with a "travel warning." Wright Way Policy 5601.10 reads as follows:
5601.10 International Travel
- Since the University Center for International Education (UCIE) has direct access to an emergency medical, evacuation, and repatriation travel insurance and related information, the UCIE must be notified in writing of any international travel prior to departure. This insurance is available at no cost to all faculty, staff, and students who travel abroad on university business or a Wright State sponsored program. An insurance card will be given to travelers by the UCIE prior to departure. Access to an insurance representative will be available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week anywhere in he world in the case of emergency. Access to clinics, prescriptions, and evacuation and repatriation are also available through this coverage. Through proper insurance registration, travelers will automatically be registered with the local United State Consulate, as recommended by the United State Department of State.
With respect to 5601.10a, any payments made to, or on the behalf of, the traveler which exceeds the limit of insurance coverage or are given as an emergency cash advance are to be fully reimbursed to Wright State.
- Anyone participating in an education abroad program (i.e., traditional study abroad, exchange programs, internships abroad, or international service learning) must attend the UCIE's Pre-Departure Orientation prior to travel. This includes any faculty or staff member who will be supervising the trip.
Additional international health insurance must be purchased for any student, faculty, or staff member participating on a Wright State education abroad program.
- Travel to countries with a United States Department of State "travel warning" will be approved by the Office of the Provost prior to departure.


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Firefox arrives on Android
Mozilla launches "pre-Alpha" build of the Fennec mobile browser on Android
Mozilla has launched a "pre-Alpha" version of Firefox for Android smartphones.
The mobile version of Firefox, codenamed Fennec, has until now been restricted to Maemo Linux and Windows Mobile handsets. But following a surge in developer effort, Mozilla has unveiled a build for handsets running Android 2.0 or above.
Mozilla is making no guarantees about the browser's stability. "It will likely not eat your phone, but bugs might cause your phone to stop responding, requiring a reboot," writes Mozilla developer Vladimir Vukićević on his blog. "Memory usage of this build isn't great - in many ways it's a debug build, and we haven't really done a lot of optimisation yet. This could cause some problems with large pages, especially on low memory devices like the Droid."
Mozilla also warns that the browser will restart the first time you open it, and whenever an add-on is installed, but insists this is a bug it's working to eradicate.
The Android build includes an "experimental version" of Weave, which synchronises bookmarks, passwords and browsing history with the desktop browser.
The arrival of the Android browser will once again raise the question of whether Mozilla is willing to bring the browser to the iPhone. Mozilla last year ruled out developing for the iPhone, claiming that Apple made it "too hard" and that the company "doesn't want outsiders to disrupt the user experience." However, Apple's decision to allow the Opera Mini browser onto the App Store may raise hopes of a Mozilla rethink.
Mozilla was unavailable for comment at the time of publication.
The pre-Alpha of Fennec for Android is available for download here, and Mozilla has set up a Google Group for feedback on the new browser.


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cannot interact with Vista. To clarify, my service is running under
the systemaccount and I want to display a License(EULA) that the user
must read and acknowledge by clicking ok. This is a security
requirement for my software that tells them they are tracked and by
using the computer they understand they will be monitored. I know I
could inject this into the registry to be started when the user logs
on, but we've had users remove it from the registry. Launching the
program from a service makes it more secure and it currently works
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So everyone knows, I have two programs just like MS recommends. The
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WARREN, Mich. (AP) -- A suburban Detroit man has been charged with murder on accusations he killed his father, then hid in the attic for hours before police found him with a heat-seeking device and camera.
Thirty-four-year-old Jason Kinnie was arraigned Thursday in Warren district court on second-degree murder charges and ordered held in the Macomb County jail on a $1 million bond. It's unknown if he has a lawyer.
Warren police found the bloody body of 61-year-old Donald Kinnie on Wednesday in the bathroom of the home in the city about 10 miles north-northeast of Detroit. Police say the victim suffered trauma to the head.
Officers had responded to a report of a fight between a father and son.
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David Turpin honoured with building renaming
The University of Victoria has renamed the Social Sciences and Mathematics Building to recognize UVic President David Turpin, who stepped down from his position on June 30 after 13 years.
The new name, the David Turpin Building, was revealed at the Shared Achievements event on June 27 when hundreds of faculty, staff and students gathered in the building's lobby and courtyard to mark the end of the university's 50th-anniversary year and to say farewell to Turpin.
Day in the life: Heather Richards
Heather Richards might not be a name you recognize, but if you've been to a 50th anniversary event at UVic, you've seen her handiwork. For the past two years, Heather has been a constant force behind the celebrations. "I'm really passionate about UVic," says Heather. Considering what she's accomplished in the past few years, it's no wonder why.
Congress 2013 is a mammoth success
From scholarly debate to daily entertainment, fabulous food and even a 40,000-year-old wooly-mammoth tusk—Congress 2013 of the Humanities and Social Sciences was a resounding success with something for everyone.
The months and months of preparation and smooth implementation of detailed plans, plus timely response to queries as they arose, resulted in a Congress that will not be soon forgotten by the approximately 7,800 delegates, hundreds of volunteers and thousands of community members who attended events from June 1 to 8.
Indigenous celebration leaves legacy for First Peoples House
The sound of drums reverberated in the centre of the UVic campus as four groups of Indigenous drummers and dancers approached Celebration Square (the quad) from the four corners of the campus. Representing the three distinct nations on Vancouver Island—Coast Salish, Nuu-chah-nulth and Kwakwaka'wakw—as well as visitors to the territory, the ceremonial entrance provided a powerful opening to the Indigenous Circle Celebration and dedication of a special podium for First Peoples House on June 3, as part of Congress 2013.
Exhibit: Polar explorer Amundsen's northern exposure led to South Pole success
For several weeks during the first of three years in the Canadian Arctic, famed Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen and his crew built igloos every day, under the watchful eye of an Inuit teacher, until they had mastered the art.
Their instructor shook his head at the sheer abundance of igloos, certain the crew had lost their senses to build so many. But such learning experiences and close relationships developed with the Inuit while on a quest to navigate the Northwest Passage from 1903–1906 proved valuable in Amundsen's later success in becoming the first person to reach the South Pole on Dec. 14, 1911.
Community collaboration rediscovers a female rabbi
Site-specific play celebrates two anniversaries, brings historical research and momentous event to life
Congress 2013 brings 7,000+ delegates and community celebrations to campus
The campus may feel a bit quiet without the hubbub of regular term activities, but that will soon change when the biggest conference in the university's history–the 2013 Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences–comes to campus from June 1 to 8.
Message from the President
The University of Victoria is proud to be hosting the 82nd annual Congress of the Humanities and Social Sciences during our 50th anniversary year. I know the entire UVic community welcomes our Congress visitors and I encourage everyone to take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to hear the insights of renowned scholars and public intellectuals.
2013 Craigdarroch Research Awards
Passion, energy and a commitment to making the world a little bit better tomorrow for everyone—these are the qualities that are shared by each and every recipient of a Craigdarroch Research Award over the past decade, and this year's slate of recipients is no exception. The 2013 Craigdarroch Research Awards, which honour achievements in research at UVic, were presented at a reception event on May 2.
UVic@100 contest winners
What will UVic be like on its 100th anniversary? Last month, The Ring asked all forward-looking members of the UVic community to unleash their imaginations and describe UVic in 2063. Our judges awarded first prize to Cheryl Hebb, director of campus-based fundraising in the Development Office. Runner-up prize went to fourth-year biology student Ryan Heron.
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On Sunday, Oct. 28, the Wayne County Arts Alliance's Sunday Night Cinema will present "Woman on the Beach" (1947), the last Hollywood production by the great French director Jean Renoir.
A classic film noir, the movie stars Robert Ryan as a coast guard officer who becomes interested in a married woman, played by Joan Bennett.
The pair form a love triangle with the woman's husband, an anguished painter who has lost his sight. This tense situation eventually leads to an attempt on the painter's life. The movie is 71 minutes long and not rated.
The SNC fall series, entitled "Sailing the Silver Screen," features movies with a connection to the sea. Showings are at 8:15 p.m. at Cinema 6, Route 6 Mall, Honesdale.
A donation of $5 per person is suggested to help support the activities of the Arts Alliance.
The film will be preceded by a short introduction and followed by a discussion. For more information, please visit waynecountyartsalliance.org or contact the Arts Alliance at (570) 390-4420.
Here is the remainder of the fall Sunday Night Cinema schedule:
Nov. 4: Operation Petticoat — 1959, U.S., dir. Blake Edwards, 124 min.
Nov. 11: Wind (PG-13) — 1992, U.S., dir. Carroll Ballard, 126 min.
Nov. 18: Knife in the Water , 1962, Poland, dir. Roman Polanski, 94 min.
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I t's the week of Valentine's and some Mid-Michigan veterans got some love from local elementary students.
C ongressman Dan Kildee hand delivered hand made Valentine's cards Monday morning to My Brother's Keeper in Flint.
T he messags were hand made by area school children.
K ildee said giving thanks to a veteran in the form of a valentine's card is nice, but it's also important for him to hear from veterans about their challenges.
" T o know not only that our federal government is really taking care of us when we come back but our local government, it's still surprising when someone says thank you for our service," said veteran Dave Courter.
" I t's just really good to know what these folks have faced, what their experience was coming back from the military, and what challenges they have," said Kildee.
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Now ailing and elderly, Nuon Chea, 87, the regime's chief ideologist, and Khieu Samphan, 82, its head of state, are charged with genocide and crimes against humanity—including torture, enslavement and murder—for planning and implementing the policies that left an estimated 1.7 million people dead.
Initial statements on Wednesday came from the lawyers of "civil parties" participating in the trial to represent the victims. They called for collective reparations in the form of commemorative monuments, mental health treatment for victims and collections of documents related to victims' suffering and to the trial.
Statements from the prosecution and defense are scheduled through the end of October, and a verdict is expected in the first half of 2014.
Hundreds of victims who lost their loved ones during the regime's 1970s rule packed the tribunal's courtroom and crowded outside.
"I need to see justice," said Prak Sri, 66, who traveled from the southern province of Takeo. "I want to see this court punish these Khmer Rouge leaders because 11 of my relatives were killed."
Death and disability have robbed the tribunal of other defendants.
Just 20 minutes into Wednesday's hearing, Nuon Chea told the court he felt ill.
"I feel dizzy. May I leave?" the man known as Brother No. 2 told the court. He was escorted out in a wheelchair, taken to a holding cell to watch the proceedings via video link.
The Khmer Rouge, in power from April 1975 until January 1979, emptied the country's cities, forcing Cambodians into backbreaking work in rural collectives and executing any it suspected of dissent.
Torture and death by starvation, lack of medical care, overwork and execution were endemic under the Khmer Rouge.
Civil party lawyers recounted testimony of mothers who watched their babies die due to lack of food and medicine and families forcibly marched at gunpoint across the countryside.
"Forced transfers involved the complete emptying of towns and cities," said civil party lawyer Hong Kim Suon. "There was usually no food, water, shelter or medical care," he said.
"They were discarded, dumped in the middle of nowhere, left to their own devices, eating leaves, roots, watching their children die in the cold, in the rain," said civil party lawyer Elisabeth Simonneau Fort. "And they now understood that they would be exterminated, smashed, pulverized if they did not bend to the (regime's) requirements."
"But still today there is a kind of inability to believe that this happened, especially among the victims, and the question comes up again and again: How, how did this happen?"
The civil party lawyers expressed hope that the trial would help victims find some answers to the question of how such horrors occurred.
"After more than 30 years their right to justice and reparations will be realized," said another civil party lawyer, Pich Ang.
The tribunal, launched in 2006, so far has convicted only one defendant, Khmer Rouge prison director Kaing Guek Eav, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2011. Cambodia has no death penalty. His case was known as 001.
The current trial, Case 002, against senior leaders of the regime opened in November 2011 and has included 212 days of testimony from 92 individuals.
To make a massive indictment more manageable, the court decided to split Case 002 into smaller "mini trials" that would examine the evidence in rough chronological order. It was feared that the aging, infirm defendants might not survive long enough to complete more comprehensive proceedings, depriving victims of even a modicum of justice.
The present trial's focus on the forced movement of people excludes some of the gravest charges related to genocide, detention centers and killings. The tribunal has ruled that the next trial, on genocide and other charges, will begin as soon as possible but tribunal spokesman Lars Olsen said no schedule had been set.
Proceedings have been hampered by insufficient funding and obstruction by the government of Prime Minister Hun Sen, who counts surrendered Khmer Rouge leaders among his political allies. He himself defected from the group at an early stage.
"Funding and problems of judicial interference may prevent future cases from moving forward," the tribunal said in a statement Wednesday. The current trial "may be the last opportunity for victims of the Khmer Rouge regime to see justice," it said.


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This is what I did with the rake head I got from Farm Chicks.
Totally, totally awesome.
I love it 100%.
Please forgive me for the awesome picture.
I hung this baby up in my closet…and there ain't no sunshine in that closet.
This old rusty rake head has proven itself to be the perfect solution to my jewelry needs.
I only wish I was cool enough to have thought of it myself.
Thanks Tash.
I considered spray painting it a fun color but for now I'm happy with its rusty self.
I hope to get my chalkboard hung up soon.
Right now I'm looking for a chalk pen…do those exist?
I'm thinking that must be what they use at coffee shops and cafes when writing on those chalkboard menus.
Any ideas where I can find such a thing?
the perfect solution29 Jun
This is what I did with the rake head I got from Farm Chicks.
information overload28 Jun
About an hour ago, when I was vacuuming my house, a million and one things popped into my head that I wanted to tell you guys.
Now, an hour later, they're all gone.
I know I had been thinking about Real Housewives of New Jersey.
That stirs up all sorts of thoughts right there.
Well, until I remember what I wanted to tell you…let me share my menu plan for this week.
Monday- Chicken Fajitas w/crunchy lime cabbage ( I didn't make this last week)
Tuesday – Zucchini Garden Chowder w/ bread husb bought at the farmers market on Sunday
Wednesday – Shrimp burgers w/carrot fries and sauerkraut (we will talk about this sauerkraut soon)
Thursday – Pizza inspired by this girl (zucchini, mushrooms, prob some chicken…not sure what all the toppings will be yet)
Friday – Confetti Corn Quesadillas
Saturday – Dinner out
Sunday – BLT
I remember something!
Husb and I have been diggin Greek food lately.
We've had gyro wraps, falafel wraps, falafels on a plate and even falafels in a bag.
You might have noticed the kofta kebabs on the menu last week.
I served them on Naan (in freezer section at Trader Joe's) with homemade Tzatziki.
You need to make this Tzatziki.
It's simple and so so good!
I was skeptical.
I had just had tzatziki from a greek restaurant was wasn't confident I could pull off that same great flavor.
I was wrong.
It rivaled the restaurant.
And just so you know…I didn't shred the cucumber like it tells you to do in the recipe…I diced it.
And per a readers request I will be following up my menu plan each week…letting you know which meals were great, ok and not worth your time.
(Kristel…do you like how I did that? Dont I sound like a legit blogger? Ha!)
So here we go…on a scale of 1-10…
Tortellini Spinach Bake – I didn't go into this meal too excited…I thought it looked really unhealthy and I didn't like the idea of using the processed dried pasta. However, it was very good. We both wanted seconds (maybe even thirds) and it didn't make me feel like a heifer. It doesn't have any cream or butter in it…but still has a rich creamy flavor. Also, it's easy and can be prepared ahead of time. I give it a 6
Ground Turkey w/ potatoes and spring peas – I used a 75% beef/25% turkey mixture because Turkey can be dry and can cause husbands to be a little sad. Overall, it was tasty, filling and healthy. For reasons I can't explain…I will prob only make this dish once every 2-3 months…but I think its worth making when your short on time and don't know what to make for dinner. I give it a 5
Buffalo Chicken Salad – I ran out of hot sauce and therefore this didn't have the flavor that it should have had. Husb liked this meal. It was tasty but I think it's annoying and messy to eat. I give it a 4
Persian Turkey Kofta Kebabs – Yes, Yes, Yes…make these. I used beef instead of turkey… sorry…we like our beef. Serve them with the Tzatziki linked above and enjoy! I give it an 8
Chicken fajitas w/ crunchy lime cabbage – I love this dish and it's a regular in my summer recipe rotation. I know I've blogged about it before but can't seem to find the recipe so I will list it in the recipe section of the blog. I've said it before and I'll say it again, (aside from homemade) the best tortillas are the raw Tortilla Land tortillas they sell at Costco in the refrigerated section. I give it a 10
Man oh man…that was a wordy post.
Are you sick of me yet?
I hope it was informative at least.
Now Im off to watch some boob tube with my honey.
Love ya!
i wish28 Jun
I wish I was this awesome at doing makeup.
Although, I could do without the fake lashes.
Beware, a very long blog post about recipes and nonsense will be posted today.
As soon as Pinterest decides to work again and I can retrieve a recipe from my board.
new finds27 Jun
Last week…somehow…I came across these Gap cropped jeans online.
It just so happens that my Pure Barre classes are right across the street from a Gap.
What was a girl to do?
I totally bought them.
And this shirt
I'm showing you the back because they don't have a picture of the front in this color…
and the back is where all the sass is anyways.
I got both for under $40.
Those jeans were $19.
How awesome is that?
Pretty awesome if I do say so myself.
And I'd just like to go on a tangent for a moment.
I am a jeans snob.
No question about it.
I like my expensive…make your booty look good…fit your legs just right jeans.
My middle and high schools years were plagued with ill fitting jeans.
But then one day…I tried on a pair of 7's and never looked back!
However, I must say…I think the world of jeans is looking much better these days.
My non-designer jean count is now up to two and I'm not ashamed to admit it!
Ok moving on…
Moving to California gave me an excuse to add to my wardrobe.
Can you believe people don't wear head to toe North Face and rain boots here?
I knew I had a problem when, after unpacking my clothes, I looked into my closet and 75% of it was fleece and sweatshirts.
And I've been wanting to share with you guys my finds.
Since I've ruled out the whole…try them on, pose like a freak, all while begging your husband to take one more picture…you will have to settle for pictures like the one above.
So, here we go…my new finds.
Some new shoes
A pair of Joe's cropped jeans from Nordstrom Rack…score!
They were only $60 at the rack…similar to these…but much cheaper.
Calvin Klein military green cargo shorts (similar to these…can't find mine online)
Olive green military style jacket…light weight…and another great deal from Nordstrom Rack.
Similar to this one.
Maxi skirt from Nordstrom.
The two shirts I have to go along with the maxi skirt.
One from Nordstrom
the other from Anthropologie
And I LOVE that last shirt.
So comfortable!
And just cute…I love the color.
And it's even on sale right now…so if your interested now is the time.
And remember my eagle wing shirt from this post?
I got it and this much more flattering shirt at the Farm Chicks show from Spool No.77
This picture is weird and makes it look like it gathers at the bust.
It does not.
So for the most part that is what hangs in my closet right now.
Along side my 1996 Tweedy Bird t-shirt and yoga pants.
Thanks for hanging in there during this highly superficial and self-centered post.
Now I must leave you to make this weeks menu plan, grocery shop and battle allergies.
Yes, they hit me hard again this weekend.
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it's gettin hot in here…so take off all your…21 Jun
It's been in the 90's this week my friends.
And I know its even warmer in most parts of the country…
but remember where I've been for the last 14 years?
It just barely got up in the 70's today back home.
So pretty much I've turned into a wimp.
I love the 70 degree weather…80 is doable…but 90?
I'm useless.
And this is why I'm doing piles of laundry as we speak…
it's 10:28pm and much cooler.
Enough of my fussin…
cause really…
the sunshine and its warmth is a blessing.
Oh wait…I have another complaint.
I miss all the babies.
My friends are having babies left and right.
Another one was born over the weekend.
And the already born ones are getting so big.
I wont even admit that one of them is pushing 5 years old😦
Serena sent me a picture of her little pumpkin.
I about burst every time I walk by the fridge.
And little Genesis hardly resembles the newborn pictures I have up.
Lucy is walking and Suz is obsessed with sparkly girly things all while wearing the cutest baby glasses.
They are killin me!
Friends…I love your babies.
Here is my menu for the week.
Monday – Tortellini Spinach Bake in Creamy Lemon Sauce
Tuesday – Ground Turkey w/ Potatoes and Spring Peas
Wednesday – Buffalo Chicken Salad
Thursday – Persian Turkey Kofta Kebabs w/ Asparagus
Friday – BLT
Saturday – Dinner Out
Sunday – Chicken fajitas w/ crunchy lime cabbage
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did I just say that?17 Jun
Hey ya'll!
It's Friday!
What are you doing this weekend?
We'll just be chillaxin around the house…
husb is on call…
making sure your Netflix streaming works wonderfully at all times!
So remember when I listed off all the projects I had hanging over my head?
Well…I got a number of them done in the past two days!
You guys must motivate me or something.
I sanded and spray painted my sweet kitchen scale.
I also framed my new print.
I'm still deciding if I want to paint the frame or not.
And last…I caved the other night.
I made the s'more cookies that have been circling the blogosphere.
Can I be honest?
I call this…a fat man cookie.
It's over the top.
Chocolate chip cookie dough, with marshmallows…baked on a graham cracker and topped with a chunk of Hershey's bar.
Don't get me wrong…they taste good.
But they scream sugar overload.
I think I'd prefer a chocolate chip cookie or a s'more…just not together.
Did I just say that?
Bad mouth a sugary, chocolate treat?
What a nut!
Ok…Im off to watch another episode of Friday Night Lights.
Or three😉
Love ya!


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Godolphin's Sajjhaa could finish only fourth as Military Attack landed the QEII Cup at Sha Tin in Hong Kong.
Winner of the Dubai Duty Free on her most recent start, Sajjhaa was slowly away in the hands of Silvestre De Sousa, giving her rivals a length or two from the off.
De Sousa did not panic though and had worked his way back into contention by the time they turned for home in the 10-furlong heat, although he had to challenge right down the middle of the track.
Sajjhaa tried to follow Military Attack as he began to motor in the final furlong but she could not pick up in the same kind of style.
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Reports are surfacing that the $600m Lamar Towers project in Jeddah designed by troubled firm RMJM has had its completion date pushed back from September 2011 to early 2013. Local newswire Arab News quoted Marwan Al-Nouti, finance manager of the project's main investor Zahran Group thus: "The main reason for that (the delay), is the replacement of the main contractor which entails mobilisation and demobilisation, which took a great deal of time."
The project is comprised of two soaring towers at 330m in height and is currently set to become the tallest building in the city, offering panoramic views from residential units, a luxury mall, commercial space and a 'world class' spa. The project's title is derived from the Arabic meaning of molten or liquid gold and is said to capture the reflections of the gold-tinted glass exterior on the waters of the gulf.
Spread over 413,000 sq m, the complex will consist of two 73 storey residential towers connected by the gently curving Lamar Business Centre, 'with its unique architectural design that "holds the sea"'. Each private apartment or suite in the residential portion of the design will incorporate marble flooring with luxurious amenities personalised to the occupant's taste. The official website for the project, hosted by former lead developers Cayan Investment and Development, states: "Visitors are greeted by a spacious and uniquely designed lobby area, reflecting the prestige and importance of the tower's occupants."
It is thought that Cayan is no longer in charge of the project. Al-Nouti told Arab News: "Regarding Cayan, the owner, Lamar Company, made the decision to manage this project through one of Zahran Group's companies, Zahran Real Estate."
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The 26-year-old suffered the injury many athletes fear the most in a World Cup race in Lake Louise two months ago but on Tuesday, competing with a brace on the joint, claimed his country's first Olympic title in the event.
"Apparently, it went well," he told reporters with a shrug when asked how it had been riding with the injury.
"I'm not very good at handling the pressure of being the favourite and (after the injury) I was far from the leadership, a real outsider.
"I came here with no pressure and was able to do the job the way I should do it and the way I'm able to do it."
Vaultier, who crashed out in the quarter-finals as one of the favourites four years ago in Vancouver, won all three of his races leading to the final on Tuesday.
Despite the blistering pace Nikolay Olyunin showed in the early rounds, Vaultier was always confident he would prevail in his duel with Russian in the medal decider.
"That was probably tougher than I thought," he added. "I was leading in my run, I did not even hear him at the back which means he was going really, really fast, because usually I hear the guys behind me.
"I was lucky not to meet him before the finals. I saw him once on TV at the start and I thought - wow he's fast, that's going to be tough."
Having achieved the greatest triumph of his career, Vaultier said he was not even sure he would now have surgery on his knee.
"Right now I feel alright," he said. "If I can continue (like this), then I think I will. There is nothing sure yet, I will meet my surgeon afterwards and we will talk about that.
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Opening arguments are underway in the trial of a former Dickinson County sheriff's deputy accused of sexually molesting a child.
John Harwood faces one count of aggravated criminal sodomy for allegedly having oral sex with a child younger than 14 on May 10, 2012. The Salina Journal reports his trial in Dickinson County District Court is expected to last about a week.
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Ok, so here is my turn 3.
This turn I focused a lot more on manouver and a lot less on combat than in the other two turns. I think that overall it paid me a pretty good dividend, although I am committing absolutely everything that I have, thereby taking enormous risk, but also possibly reaping great reward. I managed only three combat rounds, but I pretty much knew that beforehand, and anything more would only have been a bonus.
Good things:
- I managed to create a pocket containing six German battalions, including all the armour of the 21st Pz-division at Caen.
- I made even deeper penetrations than previously near St. Lo and both SW and SE of Caen.
- I almost cut off the Cotentin Peninsula, although only with a single company...
- I engaged almost all his reinforcements, thereby severely hampering his options in regards to shifting forces.
Bad things:
- For the second turn in a row, ALL my air units except for my two heavy bombers are reorganizing, meaning I cannot use even a single fighter bomber anywhere...
- I am spread dangerously thin, and am in severe risk of taking heavy losses if the Germans launch a concentrated counteroffensive.
- My units are getting dangerously worn out, as I am pressing my attacks everywhere.
The potential benefits of this turn are very good for me and absolutely devastating for the German player, but a lot can still go wrong, and I will probaly have to wait another two or three turns to see which way it goes.
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Ted Pappas PhotosDERBY DOWN – Cotuit All-Star Tres Barrera (13) takes part in the home run derby at the 2014 CCBL All-Star Game July 27 in Bourne.Pitching lifts West to 5-0 win in 2014 event
The All-Stars representing the Cotuit Kettleers and the Hyannis Harbor Hawks made their presence felt in the 2014 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game July 27, as each contributed heavily to the West's 5-0 shutout of the East at Doran Park.
Cotuit's Tres Barrera and John Norwood made some noise in the annual Home Run Derby, while fellow Kettleer Adam Whitt was a whiz on the pitcher's mound, dominating the East in the second inning.
For the Harbor Hawks, Donnie Dewees collected a hit and pitcher Matt Denny threw a shutdown inning during his moment on the mound. Meanwhile, Hyannis teammate Ryan Perez made the most of his third inning on the hill, impressing scouts and fans alike with his switching-sides form.
Perez, who was named the West MVP, pitched a perfect three up, three down frame, striking out the side from both sides of the rubber, clocking a 90-91 throw from the right, and a 93 from the left. He didn't stop there, as the ambidextrous hurler also lobbed a nasty breaking slurve (sliding curve) that broke in on the hitter at 80 mph.
Perez came into the game with a pedestrian ERA of 2.05 across 26.1 innings pitched, albeit with an impressive 38 strikeouts. His electric inning not only clinched the MVP award, but also drew quite a bit of attention at the League's biggest outing.
In other All-Star action, Sal Annunziata claimed the home run derby win with a total of seven homers, and AJ Murray of the Chatham Anglers was named East MVP.
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Residents said bodies were everywhere. When it was all over, two people were dead and seven were injured in one of the worst mass shootings in Liberty City's history. On the ground dead was Kevin Richard, 30. Another casualty, Nakiel Jackson, died later from his injuries. A 17-year-old girl was in critical condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. The names of the other victims were not yet released by The Miami Times' deadline.


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Widdershins (sometimes withershins, widershins or widderschynnes) is a term meaning to go counter-clockwise, to go anti-clockwise, or to go lefthandwise, or to walk around an object by always keeping it on the left. i.e. literally, it means to take a course opposite the apparent motion of the sun viewed from the Northern Hemisphere, (the centre of this imaginary clock is the ground the viewer stands upon).[1] The Oxford English Dictionary's entry cites the earliest uses of the word from 1513, where it was found in the phrase widdersyns start my hair, i.e. my hair stood on end.[citation needed]
The use of the word also means "in a direction opposite to the usual", and in a direction contrary to the apparent course of the sun. It is cognate with the German language widersinnig, i.e., "against" + "sense". The term "widdershins" was especially common in Lowland Scots.[citation needed]
Superstition and religion[edit]
Because the sun played a highly important role in older religions, to go against it was considered bad luck for sun-worshiping traditions.
It was considered unlucky in Britain to travel in an anticlockwise (anti sun wise) direction around a church, and a number of folk myths make reference to this superstition, e.g. Childe Rowland, where the protagonist and his sister are transported to Elfland after his sister runs widdershins round a church. There is also a reference to this in Dorothy Sayers's novels The Nine Tailors (chapter entitled The Second Course; "He turned to his right, knowing that it is unlucky to walk about a church widdershins, ...") and Clouds of Witness ("True, O King, and as this isn't a church, there's no harm in going round it widdershins").[citation needed] In Robert Louis Stevenson's tale, "The Song of the Morrow," an old crone on the beach dances "widdershins".[2]
In the mythology of the 21st century North Yorkshire Moors it is believed that if you dance nine times widdershins around a fairy ring of toadstools you will come under the power of the fairy people. The story of Fairy Cross Plain (Fryup Dale) chronicles the fate of a young boy, Thomas Skelderskew, who did just that.[citation needed]
In contrast, in Judaism circles are sometimes walked anticlockwise. For example, when a bride circles her groom seven times before marriage, when dancing around the bimah during Simchat Torah (or when dancing in a circle at any time), or when the Torah is brought out of the Ark (Ark is approached from the right, and departed from the left). This has its origins in the Beis Hamikdash, where in order not to get in each other's way, the priests would walk around the altar anticlockwise while performing their duties. When entering the Beis Hamikdash the people would enter by one gate, and leave by another.[citation needed] The resulting direction of motion was anticlockwise. In Judaism, starting things from the right side is considered to be important, since the right side is the side of Chessed (kindness) while the left side is the side of Gevurah (judgement). For example, it is a law to put on the right shoe first and take off the left shoe first (unless one is left-handed).[citation needed]
In the Eastern Orthodox Church, however, it is normal for processions around a church to go widdershins.[citation needed]
The Bönpo in the Northern Hemisphere traditionally circumambulate (generally) in a counter-clockwise and 'widdershins' direction, that is a direction that runs counter to the apparent movement of the Sun within the sky from the vantage of ground. This runs counter to the prevalent directionality of Buddhism (in general) and orthodox Hinduism. This is in keeping with the aspect and directionality of the 'Sauvastika' (Tibetan: yung-drung), sacred to the Bönpo. In the Southern Hemisphere, the Bonpo practitioner is required to elect whether the directionality of 'counter-clockwise' (deosil in the Southern Hemisphere) or running-counter to the direction of the Sun (widdershins in the Southern Hemisphere) is the key intention of the tradition. The resolution to this conundrum is left open to the practitioner, their 'intuitive insight' (Sanskrit: prajna) and their tradition.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ Ellis, Peter (1994-06-23). Dictionary of Celtic Mythology. Oxford University Press, USA. ISBN 978-0-19-508961-5.
- ^ http://www.authorama.com/fables-19.html
External links[edit]
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Most reports of Internet collaboration refer to small-scale operations among a few authors or designers. However, several projects have shown that the Internet can also be the locus for large-scale collaboration.

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New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has an ongoing campaign against the peddlers of sex in alternative news publications. His targets are Backpage.com and the Village Voice, which make a hefty profit by selling print and online ads devoted to thinly disguised prostitution. Kristof identifies Backpage.com as being particularly notorious for selling ads that direct readers to sex-trafficking sites that exploit under-age girls. Washington State last week enacted a law that would expose companies like Backpage.com to criminal prosecution if such ads involve underage prostitutes.
Few of us here at The Dallas Morning News like to admit that, occasionally, we read the Dallas Observer. But we do. And lots of folks around here are trying to figure out how the Observer seems to do so well financially while we're in a constant state of struggle. I will speculate a little bit here. I suspect readers do not necessarily flock to the Observer for their quality journalism. And even if they do, that's not what is keeping the Observer in business. Heck, it's a free newspaper. What keeps the Observer in business is advertising, and that weekly tabloid is thick with it. Online, it's hard to visit their site without being overwhelmed by all the colorful, flashing ads.
Not just any ads. If you look at the numbers posted by the Observer, you'll find some telling statistics of what's bringing in the dough. Let's see, there are 26 ads for restaurants, two for fashion/accessories, one for home furnishings/home improvement. No, I don't think those are what's paying the bills. A bit farther down the page is a category called adult entertainment, which has 13,773 ads. Hmmm, there might be a clue there.
Right there on the Observer's web page is a link to none other than Backpage.com. And it is obviously a source of boatloads of cash. Kristof, quoting AIM Group, says Backpage.com has cornered 70 percent of the prostitution-ad market. But the Observer still has its own local share. Let's go back toward the top of the local ads section, where there is a listing for Health & Wellness, with 26 ads that include links to "Let Me Soothe Away Your Stress!" "aSIAN mOMMY," "Cathy's Magic Touch" and other
massage health & wellness sites.
In the interest of thorough reporting, I would click on those links to see what they're all about, but I would probably soon find myself visited by someone from HR to ask why I'm using company equipment to visit
massage health & wellness sites, especially since everyone knows my mommy ain't Asian.
The journalism world is misguided in pointing to the Village Voice and other publications of that ilk as models of success in a market desperately struggling to stay afloat. We are looking at all options (well, almost all options) to maintain a positive revenue stream and attract readers. No one knows what the formula for survival ultimately will be. But if it means stooping to the level of health & wellness ads, I would opt for closing our doors first. These days, it's getting harder and harder to define what journalism is. But I know what it isn't, and Backpage.com nails the "isn't" part on the head.


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Should the All-Ireland format be changed or is the current system delivering the best possible Championship?
Offaly's hammering at the hands of Tyrone on Sunday prompted Kevin McStay to become the latest voice to propose an alternative solution when he outlined an alternative Championship divided into Senior, Intermediate and Junior grades on 'The Sunday Game'.
In McStay's proposed format, the top 16 counties would contest a Senior All-Ireland with two lower grades hosting competitions for the rest of the teams in divisions of equal size.
Such a format might well have meant that Offaly and Tyrone would not have met at all.
Open draw systems have also been proposed in the past and, the very first All-Ireland Senior Football Championship in 1887 was played in that format.
A year later, the provincial system was introduced, with each of the four provinces producing one All-Ireland semi-finalist per year. That continued until 2001's introduction of the 'back door', with Galway becoming 'back door' Champions that same year.
The current system, which sees a four-round qualifier competition running alongside the provincial Championships before the two merge at the quarter-final stage, was introduced in 2008.
Critics of the back door say it strengthens the hand of the stronger counties, allowing them to slip up and taking the punishment out of defeat in the early stages.
That argument is bolstered by the fact that six of the 12 All-Ireland championships have been won via the back-door since 2001.
The open-draw would reward 'giant-killing' and, in theory at least, allow smaller counties to go on a run towards the upper echelons.
The fourth option is 'Champions League' format which would see counties divided into groups with each producing quarter-finalists. Support for this format is high among intercounty players according to the GPA, though there is no consensus and many also favour retaining provincial Championships.
So, what do you think? Should the All-Ireland continue to be contested in a format similar to the one that is in place now, or should an open draw, 'Champions League' or divisional structure be put in place?
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WHEN: 4 p.m. Friday
WHERE: Pleasant Plains High School
WHO: Boys and girls teams from Auburn, New Berlin, Pawnee, Pleasant Plains, Riverton, Rochester and Williamsville
LAST YEAR'S TEAM CHAMPIONS: Boys — Pleasant Plains (168-126 over Rochester); Girls — Rochester (187-155 over Pleasnt Plains)
100 — 12.3 Shelly Kemp, Rochester, 1992
200 — 26.23, Anna Dambacher, Auburn, 2012
400 — 59.75, Rachel Rhodes, Williamsville, 2013
800 — 2:21.6, Kerrie Glintborg, Riverton, 1987
1,600 — 5:19.1, Abby Shunk, Rochester, 2006
3,200 — 11:37.7, April Todd, Auburn, 1991
100 high hurdles — 15.4, Krista Ryser, Chatham Glenwood, 1989; Heather Randolph, Pawnee, 1992, and Emily Becker, Pleasant Plains, 2008
300 low hurdles — 47.0, Stephanie Kilburn, Rochester, 2003
4x100 relay — 50.3, Rochester, 1993
4x200 relay — 1:46.5, Rochester, 1993
4x400 relay — 4:07.59, Williamsville, 2013
4x800 relay — 9:56.45, Pleasant Plains, 2013
Shot put — 38-11½, Heike Hanert, Pleasant Plains, 1988
Discus — 124-11, Gayle Sandidge, New Berlin, 1980
Long jump — 19-2½, Debbie Kilhoffer, Illiopolis, 1976
Triple jump — 34-1, Courtney Fleck, Riverton, 2012
High jump — 5-10¾, Melinda Morris, Buffalo Tri-City, 1980.
Pole vault — 10-2, Laryn Sapetti, Rochester, 2013.
100 — 10.6, Zach Bell, Rochester, 2003
200 — 22.2, Casey Becker, Pawnee, 2002
400 — 49.47, Zach Barnett, Rochester, 2011
800 — 1:56.36, Dakota Conrad, Auburn, 2012
1,600 — 4:25.6, Patrick Capps, Rochester, 2005
3,200 — 9:48.8, Dave James, Pleasant Plains, 1977
110 high hurdles — 14.2, Brian Hartlaub, Riverton, 2000
300 intermediate hurdles — 39.44, George Wayda, Pleasant Plains, 2012
4x100 relay — 43.4, Rochester, 2003
4x200 relay — 1:31.5, Chatham Glenwood, 1979
4x400 relay — 3:24.7, Rochester, 1982
4x800 relay — 8:15.84, Rochester, 2013
Shot put — 56-1¼, Sean Canaday, Riverton, 1984
Discus — 175-10, Chad Canaday, Riverton, 1987
Long jump — 22-11¾, Dan Jeffers, Rochester, 1978
Triple jump — 44-2, Kyle Sergent, Auburn, 2003
High jump — 6-9¼, Rich Borough, Divernon, 1980
Pole vault — 16-0, Matt Bane, Rochester, 2010
AUBURN — For a girl whose No. 1 athletic pursuit is volleyball, Katie Gonterman does a pretty fair imitation of a shot putter with serious state aspirations.
But it's no imitation. Lindsey Defevers, who knows what it takes to be successful in the shot put ring, thinks Gonterman could do some big things by the end of her Auburn High School career.
Gonterman, a sophomore, already has broken her own girls school record in the shot put several times. She had a career-best effort of 38 feet 2 last week, followed by a first-place 37-4 at the Sangamo Conference Meet on Tuesday at Athens.
Heading into today's Sangamon County Meet at Pleasant Plains, Gonterman isn't far behind one of the meet's longest-standing girls records: 38-11 1/2 by Plains' Heike Hanert in 1988.
"She has tons of potential," said Defevers, the North Mac girls coach and former state champion who works with Gonterman. "She has a chance of throwing in the 40s (feet) easily by her senior year.
"She could get a track scholarship if she works hard at it."
Keeping options open
For now, Gonterman says volleyball remains her long-range pursuit. But her shot put progress has given her an additional avenue when the time comes to commit to a college sport.
"Volleyball's still what I really want to do and go play in college," said the 5-foot-11 Gonterman. "But if that didn't work out, I'd go for track.
"I've been doing shot put since sixth grade. I don't remember really wanting to do it at the start, but the coaches wanted to stick me in there and see how it worked. But after I did it for a while and started improving, it became a little more appealing.
"Now I wouldn't trade it for anything."
Gonterman finished seventh in the Illinois Elementary School Association state meet as an eighth-grader, then qualified for last year's Class 1A Girls State Track and Field Meet as a freshman. She admitted the bigger atmosphere affected her performance.
"That was so different," she said of the Charleston experience. "I didn't throw very well, but I'm going to blame it on nerves. It's a big difference from junior high."
Championship advice
At least by that time, Gonterman was getting advice from someone who'd definitely been there. Defevers won the Class 1A state shot put title for Virden in 2002 before going on to a college career at Northern Illinois and Southern Illinois-Edwardsville.
Defevers, a teacher and girls head coach at North Mac, began working with Gonterman in her spare time midway through last season. Defevers said she tried to convey to Gonterman what the state meet would be like.
Page 2 of 2 - "I knew she'd be nervous over there," Defevers said. "There are so many teams there, and you're competing against freshmen through seniors. In the IESA, you're only going against other eighth-graders.
"I told her, 'You need to just go out there and have fun.' Nerves can get the best of you, but I think she'll be more prepared this year."
Gonterman said Defevers has played a big role in her progress over the past year.
"We started working together in midseason last year," Gonterman said. "We completely changed my throw. I wouldn't have made it to state without her."
Auburn girls coach Jodi O'Dell said reaching Charleston later this month shouldn't be an issue for Gonterman, who's consistently surpassed the state qualifying standard of 35-6. O'Dell and Gonterman said this year's goal is reaching the Saturday finals.
The goal is realistic. Last year's top nine state finishers posted efforts of 37-0 or better.
"She's pretty driven," O'Dell said. "She has goals, and she's disappointed if she doesn't reach them. But she still has fun with it. It's not quite life and death."
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NHL Network wants you to choose the Top Individual Performances vs. Former Teams from the last five years, and Kevin Shattenkirk and Jaroslav Halak are part of the ballot!
Vote online from now until Sunday, September 9 at 4 p.m. for each of the following moments. If selected among the Top 5, both will be re-aired on Saturday, September 15 on NHL Network.
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Kobe, Japan: H H Sheikha Moza bint Nasser, Chairperson of Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development (QF), yesterday held a meeting with the Mayor of Kobe Kizo Hisamoto at Kobe Biomedical Innovation Cluster on biomedical innovation.
Sheikha Moza then had a site visit to the Japanese Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, RIKEN, Japan's largest comprehensive research institution. It fosters innovative programmes and interdisciplinary collaborations in a variety of pioneering projects.
Sheikha Moza also met with senior executives from the RIKEN Centre for Developmental Biology (CDB), which aims to advance research in the fields of animal development and regeneration, and the RIKEN Omics Science Centre, which aims to support and accelerate advancements in life science research.
The meeting concluded with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between QF and RIKEN, aiming to promote further collaboration and exchanges of students and researchers.
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A big advantage of all open source LMSs is that with development continually occurring new features are regularly made available to the community, for example Web 2.0 features were very quick to find themselves on these platforms.
The downside is that they tend to become bloated with every feature possible, and the often needed refinement of an already present feature is left neglected. So rather than staying simple and focused, these systems begin to offer everything possible: not simply a VLE or LMS, but more of a learning management, virtual learning, authoring, and collaborative social networking environment!
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Tropics: Tropical cyclone formation in the Atlantic is not expected during the next two days.
Today: Mostly cloudy, warm, and humid with scattered to numerous showers and storms. High: 86. Wind: East – southeast 5 – 10 mph.
Tonight: Partly cloudy, mild and muggy with isolated coastal showers. Low: 73. Wind: Southeast 5 – 10 mph.
Tomorrow: Partly to mostly cloudy, warm, and humid with a slight chance for a stray shower. High: 88. Wind: Southeast 10 mph.
Discussion: A steady onshore flow and daytime heating will bring another round of scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms this afternoon with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Upper level high pressure will then assume control tomorrow suppressing most afternoon rain through the weekend allowing hot and humid conditions with only a slight chance for a stray shower each day. Highs will be in the upper 80s to low 90s by Friday with mild and muggy mornings and lows in the low 70s.
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The barn is a complete, cozy cottage located on a beautiful, wooded 2 acres. Enjoy complete privacy including a two person Jacuzzi tub, separate shower, queen size bed, complete kitchen (stocked with breakfast foods), covered porch with swing and gas grill. A beautiful in ground swimming pool is located on the property. You are invited to swim, weather permitting.
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The Fort Worth Super Shootout®, January 19, was designed with both seasoned and non-seasoned rodeo fans in mind.
This competition format is the next generation of rodeo and will feature champions from eight of the greatest rodeos across the country competing in bareback, saddle bronc, bull riding, barrel racing and steer wrestling.
Contestants will compete for a $100,000 purse, and will represent the rodeo organization from which they were a previous champion in a tournament style match. Along with last year's Fort Worth Rodeo champions, other rodeos that will be featured are Rodeo Austin; Rodeo Houston; San Angelo Stock Show & Rodeo; National Western Stock Show and Rodeo; San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo, Cheyenne Frontier Days and Calgary Stampede. Each of the eight contestants per event will compete once with the four fastest times or highest scores advancing to the Championship Shootout. In a break from tradition where animals that are competed on in the roughstock events are randomly drawn, the contestants are going to be able to choose their animals.
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The Subaru/IMBA Trail Care Crew, on the road since 1997, is IMBA's grassroots educational program and an authority on sustainable trail building practices. Two teams of professional trail experts travel year-round throughout the United States and beyond, leading trail work sessions, meeting with land managers and working with IMBA-affiliated clubs and the communities they serve to improve mountain biking opportunities. The Trail Care Crew program has inspired great volunteer trail work across the U.S. and abroad - a big help to government agencies and land managers who have limited funding for trail construction and upkeep. As a direct result, there are now thousands of new and improved trails in all 50 states, Canada, Mexico and several European countries.
Dates: Oct. 17-20, 2013
Hosted by: Cleveland Area Mountain Bike Association
Contact: Greg Spickard
Thursday, Oct. 17
- Club Care presentation, 6pm @ Mingo Pavilion, Sand Run Park, 1501 Sand Run Pkwy., Akron, OH, 44313.
Friday, Oct. 18
- Land Manager Training, 9am @ Mingo Pavilion, Sand Run Park, 1501 Sand Run Pkwy., Akron, OH, 44313
Saturday, Oct. 19
- Classroom 9 a.m. - noon @ Nature Realm Auditorium, 1828 Smith Rd, Akron, OH 44313
- Lunch provided
- Trail work 1 p.m. - 4/5 p.m. @ Hardy Mountain Bike Trail
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Shares of Wal-Mart are up about 10% so far this year.
That's not a shabby increase, and it makes me think that Wal-Mart investors aren't buying in to concerns that the recent increase in the Social Security payroll tax will dent the retailer's sales.
The company's solid fourth-quarter earnings report also shows that Wal-Mart should do just fine.
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Next time you're in Portland (like, if ever) you must bring that little thing over and play with my Boy Child. They'd have a blast.
Wouldn't that be great?!
What a cutie patootie! If they arrived like that I might be convinced to have another...
Yes, if that were the case, I could still go out for a jog, or jump on a trampoline without feeling like I need to collect my internal organs.
Drew is the cutest little boy I have ever seen!!!! So creative too. Seems like you can get him to do anything... poses well for photos. Hello Hollywood?
Your kids are so beautiful. His hair! :)
I so need to dust off my camera b/c my guys are always doing adorable things like that too!
Hee! Boxes are the best toys.
Dude. You have my address, right? You can send that little pup C.O.D. any day. I'll take good care of him ;)
LOL!! Way too cute! and you're right, if this were the way they actually came you know, we might save ourselves 40 weeks of nothing but agony and stretch marks!
First-class I presume? :)
I dunno... I think the corners on that box would hurt coming out a lot more than any squishy baby shoulders ever did.
How about gift wrapped?:-)
What an adorable photo. I agree that there were times during my pregnancy that I wished my baby arrived by post. But when I remember the feeling of life stirring in my belly happiness overcomes me and I wouldn't trade that for anything in the world.
Taking off for the west, but I'll be waiting anxiously for your news!
Am I the only one who's making a "coming out of the box" joke in my head? (yes, I know that "box" is outdated as well as kind of a gross reference, but come on!)
How cute!!! That would be perfect for when they got older and acted up you could always threaten them with, "Don't make me send you back to where you came from!"
Oh it would be so much easier. I love that picture.
Hey, at least you didn't have her last night and decide to call her Alaska.
Yeah, but then you'd have to pay A CUTE TAX!
WTH? He's a total little MAN.
Can't wait to give you all a big sqeeze!
He is tooo cute. I can remember you posting when he was BORN and now he's this little man!!!!!
Amen, sister. In my first trimester now and suddenly remembering why I swore that I only wanted one. Having them arrive in the mail would be so much easier!
Good luck with everything!
Oh yes! And even better it's priority mail!
Down side? Instead of worrying if you are the milkman's kid, you'd have to worry that you are the postman's!
Haha! That's too adorable!
If that were only the case. Then there'd be no need for morning sickness. I might even have more than 2.
BTW, did I miss the diaper bag winner?
Really? You think you could push the box out of your vagina as well?
How precious is he? Love the picture!
Very sweet!
And when the terrible twos come, you can put them back in and "return to sender".
Hilarious and adorable. If only, indeed.
Then you'd get an instruction manual with them!! But probably written in bad pidgen english...
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A police chase came to an end in 1000 Palms.
Police searched the area of Roberts Road and La Canada in 1000 Palms for a suspect after he ran from his car.
The chase began about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday evening on Westbound I-10 from Cook Street to Monterey Avenue.
CHP says the car exited the Monterey exit, then drove down La Canada where he bailed from the car at the end of the cul de sac.
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During the 2014 San Diego Crew Classic Regatta on Sunday, the coach and crew at USD, along with friends and alumni, dedicated a new boat to the memory of Michael Tatham, who rowed at USD before joining the military. Michael Tatham was killed in a motorcycle accident while on R&R from Afghanistan in 2011. He was a Chief with SEAL Team 7 in Coronado. Photography by Peggy Peattie/UT San Diego


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If approved, importers and exporters from Nov. 28 to Dec. 4 would not have to pay costly fees for cargo that sat idle at the ports while dozens of clerical workers went on strike.
The strike started Nov. 27 at the Port of Los Angeles after more than two years of talks crumbled between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 63 Office Clerical Unit, the union representing more than 600 clerical workers at both ports, and their employers, the Los Angeles/Long Beach Harbor Employers Association, which represents shipping agencies and terminal operators in Southern California.
The strike, which longshore workers honored, spread to the Port of Long Beach a day later, resulting in the shutdown of two-thirds of the twin ports, considered the nation's busiest seaport complex.
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Hello folks.
I am writing to you tonight from beyond the belly of the beast. When the seasons refuse to change, and the only snow to be found is being drizzled with corn syrup and sold to children on the street corner, you know it's time to go. I'm not sure how I feel about being out of the city. During extended stays in the real world, it is easy to forget that LA actually exists.
If nothing else, it's nice to have a little distance with which to view the closing months of 2012:
Not much happened and there was a lot of sitting.
But in my rare moments of productivity, when the future seemed just a little less futile, interesting things were starting to happen. As an artist, sometimes all you can honestly hope for is a day that contains one good idea. Even if its not THE idea, one always leads to another. Believe me when I tell you that there have been some empty ass days, wasted days, days mainly constituted of trying not to think about financial insecurity while re-watching all 7 seasons of Buffy for the 4th time.
It's easy to let this happen. It's easier when you're an artist. It's easiest when you have no idea where to start and the sheer amount of potential actions and paths forward is so dizzying that is completely overwhelms you.
But the world is funny. If you go far enough out your door, eventually something will happen and when it does, you better be paying attention.
It is my sincere hope that this new year will be fulfilling, terrifying, rage-inducing, uproarious, and shared among many. It is my hope that things will happen and that they will, at the very least, make good stories for next year.
A very merry to all.
And to all a good night.
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About the Author: Jen Davis is a stranger in a strange land. Following a life of wandering and re-location(where am i? WHO AM I?) she made a decisive (drunken) decision to forsake all things holy and move to Southern California. She recently received her BA in Theatre while narrowly avoiding a minor in philosophy. Jen has staged plays, mimes, sword fights, and cakewalks throughout the Pacific Northwest, most recently as Associate Artistic Director of Toy Boat Theatre Company. She seeks to revitalize and re-establish the theatre as a necessary part of American life through producing, writing, and generally crying out to anyone who will listen. Her marketable skills include learning to juggle, baking, and persistence.


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It seems to be a highly specific gender-based form of cluelessness. He also had remarkably little insight re: Sasha or the Demon Vampire Queen
In other words, pretty girls make him stupid. It has been known to happen.
Sometimes I wonder if this strip would be improved by having C-Dog as the main man.
But, what the hell, it's still a great strip, and not deteriorating like some I could name.
Clyde might make a good undercover operative. It would be honest if shady work.
I have some friends like Clyde. And a lot fewer possessions.
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A self-described culinary museum, D'Vijff Vlieghes (Five Flies) Restaurant offers five-star dining in the center of Amsterdam. Business folk as well as romantic duo dine in an upscale ambiance, amidst four original Rembrandt etchings, antique Delft blue tiles and rare 17th century glassware. Hardly a place to dine on Koninginnedag (Queensday on April 30) when the whole town is in a more casual mood, but the view from the dock is still nice!


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