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[Hook: Gucci Mane]
Coca, coca, coca cola, yayo bought me everythang
Yola, yola, baking soda, cocaine is my girlfriend
Boila, boila, boiling water, damn I gotta forced game
Snorta, storta make an offer; no prob I could cook it for ya
Mi casa su casa partna, my partnas get stupid guallas
Retail shops and beauty parlors to "cover up these dirty dollars"
Mi casa su casa partna, my partnas get stupid guallas
Detail shops and beauty parlors to cover up these dirty dollars
[Verse 1: Gucci Mane]
Mi casa su casa partna, mi casa so full of rastas
More ganja then reefer farmers, you couldn't see me with binoculars
White girl with me; Cindy Lauper, multi deep like Frank Sinatra
Gave 10 birds to Waka Flocka, told him drop em at Moreland Plaza
Whoozy like the morning after, try me then yo skull get fractured
Ransom yo lil hansom son, so sad yo that first daughter captured
Gucci hot as boiling water, my pack just came cross the border
Your girlfriend's a major snorter, but that bitch ain't worth a quarter
Don't give that another toughta, if you serve me then get shot up
Ounce, a half, a eighth, a quarter, send my goons to do the slaughter
Hustle hard got from my father, take no shit got from my mother
Never snitched and never will, I put that on my baby brother
[Verse 2: Rocko]
Only one dude and I'mma smoke my reefer
Cruise through the city in my new two-seater
Stay low key and get doe wit my people
Maybe try to find me some blow a little cheaper
Only one dude and I'ma ride around town
Work got love bitch, drop a few pounds
Count a few checks deal them out
Shoot a lil dice, pour a lil out
Sell a lil poweder make a few thou'
Turn them into millions standing tall as Yao
Mean mug everything about my team
Nigga say anything, folk will hit him in his mouth
Back in the day they said I wouldn't be shit
Tell them fuck niggas "nigga look at me now!"
Mami on my dick, they worse than they bitch
It don't make no sense we just laugh at them clowns
Pull up to the club everybody like "wow!"
Watch cost a car, car cost a house
Catch me in the club I'm stunting on the couch
Balling like a balla me and Gucci ballin' out
Shawty got it for the low who said it was a drought?
Swag run so hard man these hoes like "Ow"
Well known in the North, raised in the South
Connected out West get them in get them out
[Verse 3: OJ Da Juiceman]
In the kitchen with Patrick Swayze, me and the yay is dirty dancing
Drop a gold deuce and it white just like some Louie Glass
Stupid Brick Squad chickens in stankin' through the plastic
Gettin 'em in and gettin' em gone; definition of a trapper
I'm the hottest thing walkin' around in East Atlanta
So I'm like a baby, shittin' like a damn pamper
They hatin' my swag, cause these bars is Alaska
Hip-hop police got me workin' under the scanner
Coca cola where's the water? Watch this doe I serve this order
One on the window, cause the police just might smell this odor
Barber shops and beauty parlors, just to cover dirty dollars
White girl was super dirty, so I put her in the shower
[Verse 4: Waka Flocka Flame]
Soo Woo! To the B Gang, it's a G thang, see me
I'm eyeballin' shorty, Gucci got the work and Flocka got the 40
Work the wheels, and hold the gun, smoke out my pistol, I wish you'd run
Nigga win some, like which one 100-round chopper or the handgun
Heard I ain't never lost none, I got nicks and dimes you want some
I'm a legend in the hood like Big Pun, got bales of the mid you want some, I got them
Waka Flocka, Flocka Waka, midgrade bought me everything
I'm gudda gudda, gudda gudda, I put that shit on Gucci Mane
Brick Squad is what the fuck I claim, God y'all niggas off the chain (Loony)
Lookin' like he want my chain, I smoke him like some Mary Jane
And shorty that shit real talk
And shorty that shit real talk
[Verse 5: Shawty Lo]
Shawty Lo, call me Escobar
They try to retire me like the great Brett Favre
Still got no wife, but the white be my girlfriend
Even Nicki, fuckin' with my girlfriend
Yeah, we share that bitch
Got Waka Flocka, Gucci, Rocko in that bitch
Still in the kitchen, flickin' the wrist
And I'm still on the highway, takin' the risk
Back and forth, from the 1 and the 6
Ridin' I-20 with a bunch of them bricks
Ayy, from the 1 and the 6
Ridin' I-20, all white bricks
[Verse 6: Yo Gotti]
Feds coming after us, niggas talkin bout jackin us
Married to that white girl so bitch I ain't no bachelor
Brick Squad Re-up Gang, mothafuckin' yayo club
Lookin for another one cause I ran off on my last plug
Off white Jag, white truck, white Lambo
All white Porsche four door going ham ho
You know who I am ho (GOTTI!) You say I robbed yo brother
I don't give a damn though; he must've had the yams low
He must've had them grams off weighing what I paid for
Too many of them bands now he laying on his man floor
I'm Yo Gotti nigga and I'm from North Memphis
In East Atlanta Zone 6 and I got the North with me
[Verse 7: Nicki Minaj]
I got that hard Gucc, you know these bitches easy
I got that cold flu, I got that itchy sneezy
You in that Mitsubishi, I'm in that Bentley GT
I'm takin' trips with Papi, you walkie-talkie copy
I got them pookie fiends, might rock some Juicy jeans
I mean some Juicy sweats; maybe some blue Giuseppes
I play foul; no free-throw, bitch I ball, no free show
Deadass; no peep-show, bought our own condo, water-front condo
Daughter, son dundo; watchin' Telemundo
Flyer than a rocket, money in my polly-pocket
What'chu coppin'?


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I plan to build the models in 3Ds MAX to see how it finds out, just to make sure there were no errors in construction. I will then cut the triangular like pieces out of the trash can that I still have left, and heat the up and form them into cones.
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I really enjoyed this movie. The entire thing from start to finish . . . well, maybe not the ending, but it mirrors the book in the way it ended, so I've grown to love it. I'm one of those people who never jumps on the bandwagon, so I COMPLETELY ignored the books and this movie when it first hit theatres. But I finally saw it a few nights ago and was very pleasently surprised. The actors chosen for these characters were just out of this world and really brought those stiff, stick figures to life. I only began reading the book after my first time watching the movie to gain more knowledge about the sexy and mysterious Christian Grey and to say the least I was highly disappointed. Many of the phrases being said by Christian to Ana during their sexual escapades were just highly un-characteristic of the Christian I'd come to know in the movie and purely distasteful. The characters seemed to lack real depth and the writing itself was just not persuasive. I had a hard time buying just how handsome Christian was and felt his character and Ana's were poorly described. Many of the conversations seemed out place and were sort of hard to follow (with an exception of the emails shared between the two, those were actually "nice" :-) ). I also feel Christian was continually stripped of his Dominance and his control and not by his own choosing (which takes away from the excitement and takes away from his appeal). Lastly, there were so many overused and, quite frankly, Corny, phrases in this book that it made it a really, really hard read. . . Long story short: I LOVE THE MOVIE! Very well done. A thousand times better than the book. If your thinking of reading the book to gain more insight on Christian Grey, don't waste your time on the first installment of the trilogy, there is nothing there that isn't already included in the movie.
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I found myself engulfed in the 'fifty shades trilogy'. (last time was the 'twilight saga' series). I was drawn to his past just wanting to know more and how that led him to becoming a dom. (I'm sorry but Anatasia really annoyed me at times, all the questions….lol I felt his fustrations). But in saying that the storyline was amazing, light versus dark, persistence, dedication, loyality, trust, commitment and the power of love. I decided to read GREY and found that I enjoyed that reading from his point of view a heck of lot more than the first trilogy book I sincerely hope the author writes darker and freed from his pov as well, right now I feel l'm left hanging. I have watched the movie, but personally I feel it doesn't match up to the book (not many ever do) and after watching I was left disappointed. Maybe this is a trilogy where you are better off watching the movie first and then reading the books??? As each actor appeared I was disappointed as they didn't come close to the ones I had created in my mind during my reading, but oh well…..


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Cruz: I didn't come to the Senate to get 99 new friends
posted at 10:01 am on October 18, 2013 by Ed Morrissey
An old adage (misattributed to Harry Truman by Maureen Dowd) advises newcomers to Washington that if they want to make a friend, they should buy a dog. Ted Cruz echoes that advice in a new interview with ABC News, in which he says that his ambitions in Washington didn't involve becoming a beloved member of the clubbiest club in the world:
"There's an old saying that, 'Politics, it ain't beanbag.' And, you know, I'm not serving in office because I desperately needed 99 new friends in the U.S. Senate," Cruz told ABC News' Jon Karl in his first on-camera interview after the shutdown came to an end Wednesday night. …
And he made it clear that he thinks his Republican colleagues in the Senate are responsible for sabotaging his effort to tie funding for the government to an effort to defund or delay the health care law.
"I will say that the reason this deal, the lousy deal was reached last night, is because, unfortunately, Senate Republicans made the choice not to support House Republicans," Cruz told ABC News. "I wish Senate Republicans had united, I tried to do everything I could to urge Senate Republicans to come together and stand with House Republicans."
Cruz laid the blame on Senate Republicans attacking House Republicans during the shutdown:
"I think it was unfortunate that you saw multiple members of the Senate Republicans going on television attacking House conservatives, attacking the effort to defund Obamacare, saying, 'It cannot win, It's a fools error and we will lose, this must fail,'" Cruz said.
"That is a recipe for losing the fight, and it's a shame."
Well, the attacks went both ways, and that started before the shutdown. When Cruz and Mike Lee pushed hard for the defunding strategy and the shutdown tactics, their allies attacked Republicans who opposed those strategic choices as "voting for ObamaCare," a charge that FreedomWorks continued this week. At the same time, Peter King and John McCain rushed to television to call conservatives crazy, stupid, or both. Both sides seemed intent on ignoring the fact that opposition to ObamaCare is one of the few issues that unites the GOP, and has for four years, and that opposition to strategy is not the same thing as opposition to end goals.
The only way to dismantle ObamaCare is to win elections. Democrats won't just fold on ObamaCare because they don't have to do so as long as they control the Senate and the White House; this is a lifetime achievement for them. That means that Republicans and conservatives have to stop attacking each other's integrity over choices in tactics, and focus on winning elections that replace Democratic incumbents in the Senate with solid Republican candidates, and building the argument to eliminate ObamaCare altogether after the 2016 elections. And that means that conservatives and moderates within the party need to aim their rhetorical guns outward rather than inward, and activists need to focus on Democratic Senate seats rather than embark on purity campaigns within the GOP caucus.
What we have now is a recipe for losing the long-term fight, and it's going to be a lot worse than a "shame" if that happens.
Update: Moe Lane creates a very handy flow chart on this topic.
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5 Spring Vegetables You Should Be Eating
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December 17, 2012, 12:00AM
A research study published earlier this year in the Journal of Applied Physiology highlights a new approach to training that has been shown to improve both running performance and overall health. The 10-20-30 training concept, developed by researchers at the Department of Exercise and Sport Sciences at the University of Copenhagen, is essentially a specific version of high-intensity interval training (HIIT). Subjects in the study performed a 1-km (or approximately 0.62 mile) warm-up at a low intensity followed by three to four 5-minute "blocks" of running interspersed by 2 minutes of rest. Each of the "blocks" consisted of five consecutive 1-minute intervals divided into 30, 20 and 10 seconds of running at a low, moderate and near maximal intensity, respectively.
Making sense of the science
Being the fitness enthusiast that I am, I always enjoy reading emerging research, checking out new exercise ideas and looking for ways to incorporate all of that good stuff into my own workouts. Since I often try to sneak in a workout during my lunch break, time is of the essence. Shortly after this study was released I began exploring ways to apply the 10-20-30 training concept to an indoor environment, specifically using an elliptical. After some experimentation, I came up with this 30-minute workout, which I incorporate into my own fitness routine once or twice per week.
The exact settings (crossramp and resistance) will depend on the particular model of elliptical you're using as well as your current fitness level. Using a Precor EFX 576i elliptical, I opt to set the crossramp to 11 and the resistance to 4 for this particular workout.
Take home message
The bottom line is that while I have personally become fond of this particular training protocol, at the end of the day this is merely one way to integrate high-intensity interval training into your workout regimen. If it's right for you, HIIT training can be done in a number of ways, including in the comfort of your own home. Known for producing effective results in a relatively short amount of time, it's a great option for those who may be pressed for time, especially during this busy time of year.
Looking for some great tunes to kick your workout up a notch? Check out these tips for creating workout music magic and consider making your own custom fitness playlist!
Jessica Matthews, M.S., E-RYT is assistant professor of exercise science at Miramar College. As a leading fitness expert, writer and educator Jessica is a regular contributor to numerous publications, including Shape and Oprah.com. She holds a B.S. in physical education teacher education from Coastal Carolina University and M.S. in physical education from Canisius College. She is a certified Personal Trainer, Group Fitness Instructor and Health Coach through the American Council on Exercise (ACE) as well as an Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher (E-RYT) through Yoga Alliance and trained stand-up paddleboard (SUP) yoga instructor. Prior to teaching at Miramar, Jessica worked full-time ACE, serving in a number of key roles including exercise physiologist, certification director and senior health and fitness editor. Her past work also includes serving as aquatics director at Conway Medical Wellness and Fitness Center and designing health and physical education curriculum for grades K-12.
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The judicial branch budget is a very small part of the overall budget for California state government. Just over one penny of every general fund dollar goes to the courts. For each fiscal year, which begins July 1, the budget process begins in the fall of the previous calendar year.
The State Constitution requires the Governor to submit a balanced budget to the Legislature on January 10 of each year. Click for a summary of the Governor's budget information.
The Governor's budget is revised in May. The Constitution requires the Legislature to adopt a balanced budget by June 15. The Governor then has 12 working days to sign the budget bill. The Governor also has the authority to reduce or eliminate any item in the budget bill.
Once the Legislature has passed and the Governor has signed a state budget, the Trial Court Budget Advisory Committee reviews the trial courts' portion of the budget and prepares recommendations to the Judicial Council on allocations among the 58 trial courts for the coming fiscal year. An appellate advisory group follows a similar process in reviewing the budgets for the Supreme Court and Courts of Appeal.
Recommendations for the coming fiscal year and budget proposals for future fiscal years go before the Judicial Council in business meetings in July and August open to the public. The council makes allocations and sets priorities for the branch.
Budgets: Overview of Fund Types Supporting the Judicial Branch
Sixteen different funding sources come into the Judicial Branch, not including funds generated locally. This audio presentation by the Finance Office to the Judicial Council provides an overview these funding sources and general dollar amounts for each.


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if it was me wanting to build a high end ar-15 on low buck budget. i would get that $275 nitrited upper from DSA. or maybe that 1-7" twist in chrome lined. then i would order the $100 m-16 bolt& carrier and $15 charging handle form Evil black rifle girls.
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How do u go for an average Guard and pass up Werner, Ogletree, Rhodes. In the 2nd, there were way better DT's, Jamar Taylor, Arthur Brown was right there for the taking. I'm thinking the third he finally picks Greene. But no, he chooses the bust of the draft, which is why he falls to 3rd. His 40 combine time 4.9? it'll take forever for him to get to the QB, RG3 will run right by him as will Russel Wilson. Terrible tackler as well, doesn't wrap up.
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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa Beef Center (IBC) at Iowa State University (ISU) has a new director, and chances are good you've already met him. Dan Loy, who led IBC in an interim capacity for two years, was named permanent director this spring by his predecessor John Lawrence. In 2010, Lawrence left the IBC director position to become the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences associate dean for extension programs and outreach and director of extension for agriculture and natural resources.
He said the decision to name Loy as director was an easy one.
"Dan has the experience and the expertise to lead the center," Lawrence said. "His willingness to work with faculty, staff, students and producers to make Iowa's beef industry efficient and profitable is valuable, and his reputation among beef industry colleagues is highly regarded."
Loy is just the third director for the center, which began in 1996 through a legislative mandate. He joined the Iowa State faculty as extension beef specialist in 1982, and has been involved in a variety of research, teaching and extension opportunities since then.
"John's legacy of 12 years of leadership at IBC gave us a sound foundation and I realized I had some big boots to fill," Loy said. "Two years later, I can say that those boots have traveled a few miles and are well broken in. I've learned that we have a great team of ISU faculty and staff members who are determined to do the best job we can."
He said Lawrence and vice president for ISU Extension and Outreach Cathann Kress have encouraged cooperation and collaboration with internal and external groups and organizations, and that's a big part of what makes IBC successful in spite of recent budget challenges and staff reductions.
"We decided that through teamwork and innovation the center could continue to be responsive to the needs of Iowa's beef industry," Loy said. "But we haven't done it alone. We've succeeded through partnerships. It's those organizations, companies and agencies that have worked with us that have helped us move forward and better serve our constituents."
He said IBC will continue to build the resources and partnerships necessary to bring cutting edge research based information to the Iowa beef industry, and welcomes comments, questions and suggestions.
"Feel free to give us a call at 515-294-BEEF or drop an email to email@example.com. I encourage you to get to know the ISU Extension beef program specialist in your area. You can check our website, www.iowabeefcenter.org, or contact your county extension office to find your specialist," Loy said.
"Personally, the boots have been polished and resoled. I, along with the rest of the faculty and staff of the IBC, are in it for the long haul, and we look forward to working with you," he said.
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Stylish Plaza Mayor Apartment
お部屋の大きさ100 m²
Floor No.2(with elevator)
- ファミリー/子供と一緒に泊まれる
- インターネット/WiFi
- キッチン
- エアコン
- 洗濯機/乾燥機
- テレビ
- 利用可能な駐車場
- 建物内にエレベーター有り
Accommodation summary
|Plaza Mayor, 28012 Madrid, スペイン
The stylish apartment offers 2 bright bedrooms with a comfortable double beds and tasteful decor. A large sofa can be found in the lounge, which also contains a flat-screen TV and a dining table. The modern kitchen is fully fitted.
Puerta del Sol Square can be reached within just a 2-minute walk, and from here guests can access a number of metro, train and bus services. Many of the city's most sought out monuments can easily be reached on foot.
The surrounding area boasts a wealth of restaurants, cafes and bars to enjoy. The nearest supermarket can be reached within just 2 minutes on foot, making it easy to stock up on any basic essentials.
ハウスルールNo smoking.
A baby cot is available on request.
No pets.
Guests should be respectful of the property and furnishings.
Guests should be considerate of the neighbours and keep noise to a minimum after midnight.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|¥ 9833244
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|¥ 39987478
|¥ 524440 ゲスト・宿泊日の追加
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The property is outstanding, spacious, very clean, well appointed, fully equipped and in a really great location overlooking Plaza Mayor but is soundproof so you don't hear the late night partyers.
There are plenty of restaurants and food stores close by.
Mario, the owner, was very accommodating. Very easy to book and lots of helpful information was provided in advance. He was there to meet us when we arrived and for our very early departure.
The beer mugs are in the freezer and the wine glasses are ready for your arrival.
We do not have enough words to describe how pleased we were in staying at Mario's property in Plaza Mayor Madrid. The place is spectacular and immaculate. Mario personally met us upon our arrival and walked us throughout his beautiful apartment. What a great surprise was to find that it even had a washer/dryer!!!! Needless to say that it was a great relief. Mario also made sure we had enough brochures available about important places to visit during our stay. If we needed him, he was available 24/7. We highly recommend you consider spending your next vacation in Madrid having Mario as your host. Sincerely, Angel and Blanca Carrera
This apartment was as fabulous as we expected. All the amenities you would want are close by. The apartment is bright, airy, modern, clean and comfortable. The location is great; a lot of Madrid sights are within walking distance. Great local tapas bars.
Thanks Mario and Noelia.
This was an excellent choice. The location is perfect and even though you are directly on the Plaza Mayor, noise was not an issue. The apartment has everything you could ask for and all needs, (food, etc) are within minutes walking. You step right out the door into history. I will most certainly stay here again and recommend it to my friends. It was so easy dealing with Mario who helped with any question we had.
This is a beautiful apartment, very clean and comfortable, air conditioned, good kitchen and a fantastic location. While we had to pay for parking the parking station was secure and easy to access.
I would recommend this apartment to my friends and will definitely stay there again.
Thanks Mario and Noelia!
If you are planning a trip to Madrid, THIS is where you need to stay.
This apartment is on the second floor, with a near-by elevator. The décor is gorgeous.
The location is perfect. This is directly on Plaza Major. You can enjoy the sites and sounds right from the living-room of this beautifully appointed apartment.
However, we never had an issue from the noise of the Plaza once the glass doors were shut. There is plenty of shopping right outside the Plaza for groceries if you choose to use the kitchen as we did.
From this location you are close to Puerta Del Sol, which is where the public metro is located. Many restaurants, tapas bars and shops are right there as well. If you want to take the Tour Madrid Bus, it also is right outside the Plaza.
Mario & Noelia are the perfect hosts. They made sure we had everything we needed including tips on restaurants & there is a supply of tourist pamphlets at the apartment as well.
We would recommend this apartment to anyone who is planning on visiting Madrid.
It was a pleasure to meet you both.
Thank you very much for treating us so kindly while we were in Madrid.
Roy & JoEllen
Outstanding location in the heart of Madrid. The appartment is beautifully furnished and offers awesome views to Plaza Mayor as well as a quiet stay in a vivid environment since Mario equipped the appartment with noise reduction windows!!!
It´s only a five minutes walk to the underground and train station of famous Puerta del Sol and many of Madrid´s top sightseeing spots are within walking distance. We would definitely come back. Many thanks to Mario for hosting us! :-)
We had a wonderfull stay in this appartment.
The hosts Are very friendly and helpful.
It's a lovely appartment and very central
We Will be back
Sus and anders
A beautiful apartment, a prime location, excellent management.
I came solo to explore the city on foot and this apartment was ideal for that. It would also be suited to someone or a couple less mobile as all necessities are close by, restaurants, stores, tours, and goings on in the plaza that can be watched from the balcony.
Noelia and Mario make everything easy:
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A word about 2 restaurants. Allturca and 7 Mehmet.
7 Mehmet was supposed to be a little walk from our hotel in Kaleici in Antalya.
Breakfast (outside of Istanbul) is always the same.
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Oh and the last thing.
Ok, now for a little bit of reality check. It would seem that Denis and are are having vastly different experiences when it comes to the cuisine of Turkey. It ain't all that! This is a very, very meat centric country. Yes there are many vegetarian choices but generally in the starters category. While sometimes interesting, I find the flavor profile ( to borrow some lingua franca from Top Chef) is limited and frankly, flat. All this is not to say that we have not had some good meals. But we have been here for over two weeks now and I cant think of more than 5 dishes that I thought were good enough to write home about. Basically, its lamb or chicken, grilled, sauteed or cooked in a clay pot served with rice, tomatoes and yogurt. It would be an understatement to say that Denis and I have stayed away from the most upscale eateries but we have pampered ourselves from time to time with restaurant in the luxury range. We had the pleasure of dining on the same food available almost everywhere but with good views and clean, white table cloths for triple the money.
Denis has written about the ubiquitous lamb doner. It will be familiar to you as a gyro. I have never in my life been brave enough to eat sliced meat that has swirled around on a skewer all day before coming to Turkey. And I still would not have done so if there was an alternative in some of the places we have visited. In some neighborhoods of Antalya, standing in one spot you could see 5 to 10 of these "elephant legs" spinning about in the kebab shops that line the streets.
I dont like being ungenerous but one should not come to Turkey for the food. Its really just fine but you had better like LAMB alot and the fish is pricey and comes FRIED and that's that.
The hardest part of traveling is BREAKFAST. With out exception, breakfast all over Turkey has been the same. Everywhere. Every morning. Its charming at first but sometime I just want oatmeal, or scrambled eggs not olives and cheese. Oh BTW, NO BACON...... EVER!


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Vigil planned for teen mistaken for burglar, killed by stepfather
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A vigil will be held Friday night (12/27/13) for a 14-year-old girl who was mistaken for a burglar and shot and killed by her stepfather.
The shooting happened on Monday, December 23, 2013 just before 6 a.m.
Kiana Rae O'Neil lived in Alamosa before moving to Colorado Springs. Friday night's vigil is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church in La Jara, which is about 15 miles south of Alamosa.
Kiana attended Vista Ridge High School in District 49. Classmates gathered at her home on Ascendant Drive the day after she died to remember her.
A KRDO NewsChannel 13 crew reached out to family and friends at the home but they declined to comment.
Fort Carson identified the stepfather as 2nd Lt. Daniel Meade, a member of the 1st Brigade Combat Team, 4th Infantry Division.
Friends remember O'Neil as cheerful and fun to be around. To see her memorial page on Facebook, visit https://www.facebook.com/pages/RIP-Kiana-Oneil/185939468280122
Colorado Springs police won't release further details about the shooting until their investigation is finished and the district attorney's office decides whether charges against the stepfather are warranted.
A District 49 spokeswoman said a decision about whether to provide grief counseling at the school will be made after students return from their holiday break on Jan. 6.


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Have you built a Performance Map that you are particularly proud of? We are compiling a repository of great maps that we will share in an upcoming web conference Drop us a line ! Jeff Perkins firstname.lastname@example.com
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Jeff, I like to use PowerPoint to setup my map backgrounds before bringing them to the map designer. It's a nice tool for laying out my background, logo images, applying the corporate theme, and advanced text effects before I bring the background into Scorecard. Then in the Scorecard Map designer I have a great canvas where I can arrange my measures. Take a look at this one based on a standard powerpoint theme... Map.JPG 225.79KB 73 downloads


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Program for International Legal Studies announces Winter/Spring 2011 Speaker Series
DETROIT (Dec. 14, 2010) — The Program for International Legal Studies at Wayne State University Law School is pleased to announce its Winter/Spring 2011 Speaker Series.
"Wayne Law is excited to continue our international law Speaker Series with four unique lectures," said Gregory Fox, Wayne Law professor and director of the Program for International Legal Studies. "Each of these notable speakers brings an important perspective to timely issues in international law."
The Winter/Spring 2011 Speaker Series features the following events:
Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2011
"The independence of Kosovo and self-determination in international law"
Brad Roth, associate professor at Wayne Law and in WSU's Department of Political Science
Wednesday, Jan. 26, 2011
"U.S. ratification of the women's rights treaty: fabulous, horrendous or meaningless?"
Julia Ernst, visiting associate professor at Georgetown University Law Center
Wednesday, March 2, 2011
"Rules of engagement in counterinsurgency campaigns"
John Hutson, dean and president of the University of New Hampshire School of Law (formerly Franklin Pierce Law Center)
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
"Protecting whales under international law: Australia's case against Japan before the World Court"
Natalie Klein, associate professor at Macquarie Law School in Sydney
These events will take place in the Law School's Spencer M. Partrich Auditorium at 12:15-1:30 p.m. on the dates noted above. They are free and open to the public and lunch will be served. Parking is available for $4.75 in WSU Structure #1 across from the Law School on West Palmer Street in Detroit. For directions to the Law School or to view a campus map, visit campusmap.wayne.edu/location/LAW.
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Chipmaker Freescale Semiconductor has created the world's smallest ARM-powered chip, designed to push the world of connected devices into surprising places.
Announced today, the Kinetis KL02 measures just 1.9 by 2 millimeters. It's a full microcontroller unit (MCU), meaning the chip sports a processor, RAM, ROM, clock and I/O control unit — everything a body needs to be a basic tiny computer.
The KL02 has 32k of flash memory, 4k of RAM, a 32 bit processor, and peripherals like a 12-bit analog to digital converter and a low-power UART built into the chip. By including these extra parts, device makers can shrink down their designs, resulting in tiny boards in tiny devices.
How tiny? One application that Freescale says the chips could be used for is swallowable computers. Yes, you read that right. "We are working with our customers and partners on providing technology for their products that can be swallowed but we can't really comment on unannounced products," says Steve Tateosian, global product marketing manager.
The KL02 is part of Freescale's push to make chips tailored to the Internet of Things. Between the onboard peripherals and a power-management system tuned to the chemistry of current generation batteries, the KL02 is intended to be at the heart of a network of connected objects, moving from shoes that wirelessly report your steps (a natural evolution of Nike+) to pipes that warn you when they are leaking.
There are some clues we can glean about how this chip might end up inside our digestive tracts. Freescale already works with a variety of health and wellness customers. Both the Fitbit and OmniPod insulin pump use Freescale chips. It's not hard to imagine a new generation of devices designed to monitor your internal health or release drugs and medicine from within your body. Such tiny implements, however, also creates the possibility that discarded micro-devices could soon collect in sewers and waste treatment plants.
Though Moore's law has become largely uninteresting at the scale of desktop and laptop computers (when all you're doing is watching videos, writing, and surfing the web, you don't need that much power), there is still plenty of room at the bottom.
Though it's going to be available for general retail, Freescale says that the KL02 was specifically designed in response to a customer's request. (They aren't saying who.) There was a need for a chip smaller than 3 by 3 mm and this was the result. Who needs a chip this tiny? We look forward to finding out — we think.
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Friend of Oregon fugitive caught in Montana believes he was framed
THREE FORKS, Mont. - NBC Montana sat down with a Three Forks resident who was good friends with an Oregon fugitive arrested in Montana, after being wanted for multiple sex crimes and on the run for 15 years.
The FBI alleges Daniel Chafe recruited girls to start what he called the "Cobalt Clan" in the late 1990s.
Authorities said his goal was to have a large number of children he could rule over.
Prosecutors formally charged him with raping two girls in 1998, and he now faces a total of 18 sex crime related charges.
But on Sep. 13, 1998, a friend told police he and Chafe were fishing on the Snake River in Washington State when Chafe fell in.
Police were unable to locate him, and he had been on the run for 15 years up until his arrest just under two weeks
For at least the past six years, 55 year-old Daniel Chafe apparently lived under the alias "Zac Taylor" in Three Forks, west of Bozeman.
He reportedly ran a computer repair business in the small town.
NBC Montana went to Three Forks on Monday to talk with residents about Chafe, and it didn't take a long to find a number of people who knew the man who called himself Zac Taylor.
"I was surprised just about like everybody else around here," said resident Wesley Milner. "He didn't seem like he was a dangerous man."
"Well it's a little concerning, especially for someone like myself who's a parent of two young children and these things we definitely want to be aware of," said former Three Forks resident Joe Turner, "but at the same time, I try not to be someone to judge because we've all done things in our past that we regret."
A man who knew Chafe while he lived under his said he was close friends with Zac Taylor for fifteen years.
"I don't believe a word of it," said Steven McNeil. He was talking about the story behind Daniel Chafe, and what allegedly happened before Chafe met McNeil fifteen years ago.
He knew Chafe as Zac Taylor. They both often ate breakfast at the Three Forks Cafe.
They were supposed to meet up on the evening of Jan. 15, but Taylor never made it. He was arrested for 18 alleged sex crimes, from rape to sodomy. That's when McNeil learned Taylor was actually a man named Daniel Chafe, wanted out of Oregon.
"Well I didn't know anything about what happened previously," he said. "I have since found out what lead up to the whole situation."
McNeil said he got in touch with Chafe's wife to learn what happened, and said the story she told him is much different than what the FBI says.
"There were some people that were out to kill him and the police, sheriff, or whoever, in Oregon wouldn't listen to him, so he left," he explained.
He told NBC Montana that Chafe got mixed up in the personal life of an influential and powerful official, and it got him into trouble.
"He was the kind of person who would help people," McNeil said. "There was a wife and a daughter that were being molested or abused...and he and his wife rescued them....obviously he upset some high level people, and so they put this thing out and because of the fact that his life was threatened, he left."
McNeil said he doesn't think Chafe actually committed any of the sex crimes, but rather, that the person had him framed.
He explained he doesn't think the charges are backed by evidence, and doubts they will hold up in court.
McNeil said he hopes folks that knew his friend Zac Taylor won't be quick to judge, because the man he knew was a much different person.
"That they would take some of the character of the individual into affect," he said.
McNeil also told NBC Montana that when Chafe first came to Montana, he worked at the hospital in Ennis doing computer work, but was let go because "Zac Taylor" didn't have a social security number.
We called the Madison Valley Medical Center in Ennis on Monday evening, but they would not confirm or deny that information.


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AMES, Iowa – A youth robotics challenge and a culinary challenge are two of the featured Iowa 4-H events at the 2012 Iowa State Fair.
The Bratney Companies 4-H Robotics Challenge and Cook This! 4-H Culinary Challenge return to the 4-H Exhibits Building for five days of competition, said Shelly Greving, marketing director for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development. Applications for both events are available online from the Iowa 4-H website. Iowa teens and pre-teens may apply now to participate in these events.
Applications for both events will be accepted until June 1, and teams selected and announced July 1, Greving said.
"This is an opportunity for any of Iowa's youth to participate in science and cooking. Applicants do not have to be 4-H members to apply for these team challenges. However, at least one member of each team must be a 4-H'er," Greving said. "We hope that many youth, even those who are not enrolled in 4-H, will apply to participate. If selected, they will get to see first-hand what 4-H is all about."
Greving said it's easy to join 4-H. "Simply contact your local Iowa State University Extension and Outreach office, find a club that suits your interests and sign up. More information about how to join 4-H is on the 4-H website," she said.
The third annual Bratney Companies 4-H Robotics Challenge takes place Friday, Aug. 10, for the junior division, grades 5-8, and Saturday, Aug. 11, for the senior division, grades 9-12.
Iowa youth will show off their robot designing and programming skills is in this "real-time" challenge, said Holly Bignall, 4-H program coordinator with ISU Extension and Outreach Science, Engineering and Technology (E-SET). Robotics clubs or teams composed of three to 10 youth and up to two adult leaders/coaches may participate.
"Real time means your team arrives at the event not knowing what the challenges will be. The challenges are announced at the event and your team must work together to design a robot to meet each of the challenges. At the end of the working period, you'll enter the Challenge Field and set loose your robots to the cheers of spectators," Bignall said.
"We appreciate Bratney Companies continued sponsorship of this event," Bignall said. "Their dedication to helping youth develop skills is advancing our next generation of leaders in the areas of science and technology, which ultimately impacts the future of our state."
The third annual Cook This! 4-H Culinary Challenge, Aug. 12-14, gives teams of fifth through 12th grade youth the opportunity to demonstrate their creativity in food preparation as well as their knowledge of kitchen equipment, menu preparation and their ability to identify produce, cuts of meat and other food items. Ten teams will participate at each of three age levels, Greving said.
"Interested youth may apply in three-member teams, in pairs or individually, in which case we will match you with other youth," Greving said.
The junior level competition, grades 5-6, takes place Sunday, Aug. 12; the intermediate level, grades 7-8, on Monday, Aug. 13; and the senior level, grades 9-12 on Tuesday, Aug. 14.
"Every year the 4-H Exhibits Building features well over 3,000 exhibits from 4-H'ers around the state. That usually includes more than 800 photographs, an assortment of delectable baked goods, fantastic furnishings and other unique items," Greving said.
Each day of the fair, visitors to the 4-H Exhibits Building can watch educational presentations and Share-the-Fun entertainment shows, and participate in hands-on learning stations, Greving added. "There will be something to see and do every day of the fair."
Two events from 2011, the Iowa 4-H Film Festival and the Stitch This! 4-H Design Challenge, will return to the Iowa State Fair in 2013, Greving noted. "We will be evaluating and refining both events over the next year to develop new and improved challenges for 2013."
There's a reason ISU Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development offers educational challenges for youth at the Iowa State Fair, Greving said. "Youth development research shows that youth perceive competitive events as a way to learn new things, develop skills, set goals and achieve excellence.
"These 4-H challenge events provide an opportunity for all youth to become engaged in learning and have a sense of accomplishment as they practice problem solving, meet new people, work as a team and have fun."


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Château Élan is proud to offer something unique in the world of hospitality. And not just to our guests, either.
We make every effort to ensure that you have opportunities to build an exciting, varied and challenging career. Hospitality at Château Élan is about far more than just serving. It is about a team of people who understand what our guests expect and who know how to meet their requirements in every way, right down to the finest detail. That breadth of understanding is what makes our property excellent.
We firmly believe that opportunities with Château Élan should be exciting opportunities. We want you to enhance your experience and broaden your horizons.
You may view open position and learn more through the Chateau Elan Career Website.
Discover more about the types of departments and the roles they play at Château Élan.
Front of the House
The subtle difference of excellence – the Château Élan Resorts statement of service and quality – is embodied in everything we do.
It is especially important that we live up to expectations in the Front of the House. First impressions count because they last. So we pride ourselves on the way we welcome our guests. We aim to put them at their ease, making them feel comfortable and relaxed from the moment they walk in through the door. If our guests feel welcome, then they'll also want to feel welcomed back soon. And don't forget, Front of the House can be a way in for you too. If you have the right sort of personality and you share our commitment to enhancing the hospitality experience, you can learn a lot here. Front of the House is the first and last point of contact for our guests, so your enthusiasm and professionalism will be essential to our business. Succeed here, and you will quickly learn the skills to help you develop with us in the future.
Support Services
Support Services includes a broad variety of functions within each complex. People Development looks after the people who work here.
Engineering looks after the building and equipment. And then there are the other centralized teams such as Accounting or Sales and Marketing that provide a critical service to the rest of the business. So this part of our operation has a vast range of career opportunities. Other integral support areas include Loss Prevention, IT, Audio-Visual, House-Keeping and Laundry.
Each Château Élan complex is run as a self-contained business. So we rely on the quality of our Support Services to ensure that we run smoothly and that everything falls into place at the right time. Whether it is setting up and maintaining the technology behind a business conference for 600 people, or making sure that the rooms are in tip-top condition, Support Services plays a vital role.
Spa, Golf and Fitness
Within the context of hospitality, Beauty, Golf and Fitness take on new meanings. Our people need a much broader base of skills and a much greater understanding of the hospitality industry in general.
So, while our Golf Event Coordinators are passionate about golf, they must be equally passionate about looking after our guests. While our Fitness Instructors must be well-qualified, they must also be welcoming and approachable. We expect our people to go the extra mile; but at the same time, we also give them the support they need to achieve more.
All of our leisure complexes are built around a combination of championship golf and high quality relaxation and spa facilities. The difference with Château Élan is that you don't feel like part of a chain, you feel part of a team. We firmly believe in giving our guests a low-profile, supportive service. To provide a relaxed, informal management style here, even though we remain uncompromising about the quality of our final product.
Food & Beverage
We believe that the more our people understand about the wider operation, the easier it is to appreciate the importance of their own role within it.
The important thing to remember is that in Food & Beverage and Kitchen, everybody has their part to play. When everybody does their job well, the end result is a team that works wonders for our guests. In all of our resorts, the kitchens and restaurants are characterized by a tangible passion for the kinds of dishes that astonish our diners. Whether it is a large banquet or an intimate meal, we make sure that our chefs have the ingredients to be creative, our servers have the training to deliver the food with style and panache and our guests have the time to savor the whole experience. So in all of our complexes, this is a fast-paced, intense area of the operation where everybody has the opportunity to take on extra responsibility and get involved in different aspects of the work. It keeps life interesting to say the least.
Don't forget too, that these positions are right at the heart of the house. So there is no better place to see how the whole operation comes together. People who begin life here regularly find themselves moving into new areas in the future – their skills are so transferable.
Internship Program
Our Intern Program is an investment in the future of the business.
We take people who are committed to a career in hospitality, then we open doors for them. We're looking for interns from any discipline. You won't be afraid of hard work, because it takes plenty of effort to get an environment running this smoothly. This sort of opportunity doesn't come around every day, and that is exactly why it calls for a rare level of commitment and dedication. We want to recruit people who are here for the long term. We want to train people who share our passion for quality, our desire to raise expectations and our view that hospitality is an unrivalled opportunity to build a career.
When we welcome guests to our hotels, we firmly believe that personalized management yields long-term results. We believe in treating our interns the same way. In the first place, you will work in a wide range of departments throughout the hotel, so that you quickly build a mature level of knowledge and you can appreciate more clearly how the hotel works. Then we'll make sure that you learn all there is to know about customer service, managing a team, running a function and delivering quality. Then, you will be ready to take your skills onward.
You may view open position and learn more through the Chateau Elan Career Website.


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Binghamton University holds peace march and vigil in response to Mumbai terrorist attack
BINGHAMTON, NY -- Binghamton University students, faculty and staff will gather at 4:30 p.m. Friday, December 5, in the Dickinson Amphitheater for a peace march and candle light vigil in response to the terrorist attack in Mumbai, India. This event is open to the public.
Attendees will march around the campus, returning to the amphitheater. The event will close with briefs remarks by faculty and staff as well as members of the Indian Graduate Student Organization. More than 390 students from India currently attend Binghamton University.
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Discussion in 'Pistons and NBA' started by roscoe36, Jul 1, 2010.
Turn the light off, please.
I don't know how anyone can root for the Suns. They make the Pistons ownership look like hyper Mark Cuban's. They can use a Chris McClonsky type to explain how much better the Suns will be with the Warrick/Frye platoon instead of Stoudamire to their fans. At least you only have to cut your arm off to afford a ticket to a game.
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Sources: Dirk Nowitzki, Dallas Mavericks agree to four-year deal - ESPN Dallas nowitzki - 4y and 80mil - at least he did not take max money...
That is Dirk's value right NOW..
Statically, I think that the reverse zombie-patch once made the difference.
Read about the history of his decision toward the organization. This guy is a class act. However: don't you love those, however? You have a cultural bearing with this fellow. The Germans like a certain (I am being kind here) precision of perception. The follow-through is from the development of the process. The latter might follow the sensitive problem of confinement (geographic borders) and to serve becomes an orientation of commitment (beyond the will toward power). All cultures call this (as an in-house form: what color of boot upon the neck) ideology. Understand this: it becomes a form of life blood.
Looks like the Knicks have grabbed one big named FA...will Lebron follow? He is expected back to NYC Wednesday night NBA.com: Stoudemire agrees to five-year deal with Knicks
Sooo Stat agrees to terms with the Knicks. JJ, Dirk and Gay are all locked up too. Nice to see that GM's and other players are not going to do EVERYTHING contingent upon Lebron. That leaves, LBJ, Wade, Bosh, Boozer and Lee left on the table. I think Wade and LBJ land on different teams with a PF along for good company. Chi will be the big winner at the end of the day.
I wonder if Stat signing with the Knicks makes Lee expendable? If it does, I wonder how we can expenditate him since we don't have the cap to sign him directly. What does NY need in case they sign Wade? What do they need if they sign LeBrown? If they land Wade, would they be interested in Tay? If they land LeBron, would they want Rip? I highly doubt it, but who knows?
I they get Wade (highly unlikely) they should consider Tay, he's a solid 1 year rental, since they will be targeting Melo next off-season.
Hmm, I saw this too: SOURCE It would be interesting to see if Melo takes the 3 year extension Denver is offering or not. It'd be risky if he doesn't going into the new CBA. A core of Wade-Melo-Amare in a D'Antoni system would be sick. In addition to piling up regular season wins, they may even succeed when it matters most.
Not so sure about that Ryder. NY only has a handful of players signed for next season. They now have Amare. They can probably add Wade AND re-sign Lee. Wade-Amare-Lee would be a very nice nucleus to build on and they all can play D'Antoni's run & gun system. Don't forget that they have T-Mac's contract coming off the books this summer too. They can really [STRIKE]build[/STRIKE]buy a pretty decent supporting cast to surround the three. This Amare signing could be the thing that gets the balls moving. Just like the Ray Allen trade allowed Boston to land KG three years ago.
David Lee to Minny? NBA.com: David Lee has 'great visit' with Timberwolves Big Al is as good as gone from Minny. Let's get this guy. The problem is Knicks don't know what they need yet. And they don't need to accommodate Minnesota with a S&T of Lee as Lee's a FA. Once they sign Wade or LeBron, they'll know what they'll need and then start discussing S&T options for Lee. Heck, they may even keep him. However, if Wade or LeBron signs with the Knicks and they don't have enough left to sign Lee, I wonder if we can be partners in a 3-way deal that sends Lee to Minnesota, whatever they need to NY and Big Al to us. Something like Minny gets Lee, we get Big Al, and NY gets CV and JJ.
Knicks can't sign and trade Lee if they get another top FA, their cap money will be spent at that point. If Minn really wanted Lee right now and NY had nobody looking in their direction then we could get a 3-way trade in place where Tay goes to NY, Lee to Minn and ALJeff to Det. Hmmmmm that adds a nice little twist, that could become a reality IF Lee really wants to go to Minn AND NOBODY else signs with NY. One thing is for sure, the Knicks and/or Nets are going to be in serious need for a SG and/or SF, heck I'd even do a Rip for Eddy Curry move.......seriously!
You can't trade Tay for Big Al if you don't have a deal in place, or already traded Rip for capp spayce, because it will mean no flexibility next off-season when JJ and Stuck need to be resigned.
There is so much wrong with that I don't even know where to start.
I'm a huge Al Jefferson fan, but I don't think he fits well with Monroe. I also definitely am not in favor of trading JJ in any deal. Two reasons: I think JJ's a terrific player, and I think he fits beautifully with Monroe. Same thing with Daye in terms of fit. And, if Summers is willing to use his Karl Malone-like body and be a consistent down low force, same thing with him.
Can you elaborate on that please? I have to admit, I haven't watched too many Minnesota games last year, but the dude is legit. I don't think it it would be wise to pass up an opportunity to trade for a solid, proven PF on the basis that he wouldn't fit with a newly drafted rookie who is yet to play in a single NBA game. That being said, I agree that it would be hard to part with Jerebko after what he's shown us last year. He's everything we hoped Walter Herrmann would be.
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Sorry at work, don't have any pictures at the momment, but I made a schematic real quick on paint. The end bar blank (usually a 2x4 or 2x6 with a dado groove in the end for me) slides in from the side. The endbar is only held in the front and back which is all you need. You can hold the 2x4 and slide the end bar forward without getting anywhere near the cutter. I reccomend screwing the pieces on from the top so your screw heads don't show on the bottom as well, and I clamp a block to the jointer as a stop so I don't cut too far. You have to make a different holder for each size of endbar also.
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Hopefully the schematic attaches ok, let me know if that doesn't work I'll try to dig it out of the shop later tonight to take a pic if needed.
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Facebook: Holding Share, Despite Twitter, WhatsApp, Says JP Morgan
As I mentioned this morning, J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth today reiterated an Overweight rating on shares of Facebook (FB), and a $35 price target, writing that the underperformance of the stock since its January earnings report — it is down 16% since that the close of that day, and down 1% for the year so far — is all about fears of weakening engagement as competing social networking services such as WhatsApp and Snapchat and Twitter take away people's attention.
But Anmuth, writes that competing services are having a minimal impact, according to data. He urges investors to take advantage of the stock's recent weakness. The note lifted Facebook stock 83 cents, or 3.3%, today, to close at $26.25.
Anmuth briefly notes what the "engagement metrics" looked like at the end of Q4:
Facebook ended 4Q12 with 1.06B MAUs and 618M DAUs, a DAU/MAU ratio of 58.5%, up from 57.2% in 4Q11 and 58.0% in 3Q12; Facebook noted that L6 of 7—users who visit the site in 6 of the last 7 days—was at a record high. In measuring Likes on a page as a form of engagement, Facebook noted that it only saw a 2% negative impact in Likes on pages with ads, suggesting limited overall pushback from users. And over the past year, product changes and ranking improvements led to a roughly 50% increase in the amount of feedback in the News Feed.
Anmuth then writes that Facebook's share of time spent online is rising, not falling, based on data from comScore, for both desktop and mobile use:
Overall, our analysis of comScore Desktop and Smartphone data inthe US suggests that Facebook continues to increase its share of total Internet minutes, without seeing any material impact from these other services. According to comScore, Facebook has increased its total minutes 22% to 114.3B minutes in February 2013, up from 93.5B in March 2012. During that time Facebook's share of total minutes across both desktop and mobile (smartphones only…excluding tablets) grew to 14.8% in February 2013, up from 12.7% in March 2012. Over this same period, services characterized as non-Facebook including Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp, and Snapchat have increased their share of total Internet minutes from 0.6% to 1.8%
Anmuth offers a chart of how Facebook stacks up to competitors (click to see at larger resolution):
Anmuth also sees minutes spent with Facebook by each unique visitor rising, even as minutes decline on the desktop, and argues Facebook is capturing more total mobile minutes spent on the Internet than are other services:
While desktop minutes per UV have declined from 391 minutes in March 2012 to 320 in February 2013, mobile minutes per UV have increased from 435 to 785 over the same period. When comparing Facebook's minutes to the same set of non-Facebook social networks and services mentioned above, we can see that within mobile (smartphone only) minutes, Facebook continues to take share of total Internet mobile minutes while non-Facebook has remained relatively flat at ~4% since July 2012.
And here's Anmuth's chart of those minutes per user:


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As my hobby expands, I'm curious if there are any other treatment-free folks nearby? I'm in the Lakeland area. I'd like to get in touch with someone raising nucs or queens in this region. (Polk County area)
As my hobby expands, I'm curious if there are any other treatment-free folks nearby? I'm in the Lakeland area. I'd like to get in touch with someone raising nucs or queens in this region. (Polk County area)
There are plenty of people raising bees in florida...both queens and nucs. However to be treatment free in Florida is almost impossiable. There are thousands of bees brought in from up north for the winter and orange flows and with those numbers of bees unless you are in a isolated area(and if you are it must not be a good bee area)you will have a hard time staying treatment free. Also Florida's climate is perfect for mite reproduction and beetles. good luck you will need alot to remain treatment free and not have dead bee hives.
Suttonbeeman I am in an isolated area according to the state less than one hive per two square miles. Does this mean I have the potential to be treatment free. There are no hives within at least six miles of me in any direction. I am trying to be treatment free but have my doubts. SHB arent a problem but varroa are another thing. We have few if any ferals due to aerial spraying for West Nile and Equine Encephalitus. There is few if any commercial beekeepers in the area because of the pinestraw trade which has led to poisoning of every type vegetation except pine trees. Luckily I live in a three square mile area of privatly held timberland that doesnt employ these tactics. I am at the break point of whether to treat or not as I have some very high mite counts. But temps have been too hight to do anything about it. If I treat it will be with formic acid and nothing that can negatively impact my comb. I dont want to have to rotate out comb as often as is recommended since I am just starting and comb is at a premium.
What sort of things are you doing already? Small cell, clean wax, natural cell, unlimited broodnest, etc.?
I dont treat and havent in 8 years, my first two hives died in the first year, I bought from a beekeeper that treated, then I found B weaver queens, havent looked back, I keep them in full sun, solid bottom board, I dont check for mite load, I dont care, its up to the bees to take care of thier house, they will do it well or the queen will get replaced or pinched off if I dont have a replacement.
But if you think you are going to loose your hive and you dont want to, you need to do whatever you can to keep it, if you remove the queen, you remove the feed source for the mites, or requeen with a Miska queen he is not too far from you
Right now all I have is clean comb. My bees are on plasticell that was uncoated or some that I coated with my own cappings after pulling some honey. I want to got to small cell and all mediums over the next year or so. I havent treated yet but am worried about my mite loads. I guess I will keep doing powdered sugar for now as I have seen no DWV.


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Tucked in the corner of the living room... you can't tell in the picture, but when I sit in the chair I actually bump hubby's chair, so it is a tight space, but it is all mine So excited, I just did the ironing table (Portable Ironing Board) and put it in place today. There is an outlet right there so it is perfect. Hoping to have time to use it soon.
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Thanks all
as all of us I am getting older but now smarter
I am looking for pump information, I have about 100 hives and growing.
what is the difference between pumps sold as honey pumps and a food grade pump?
what should I be looking for in a pump?
I would like to use the pump, to pump from the extractor to a storage tank then from storage to fill 5 gal pails then from pails in warming tank to a bottling tank.
Price of food grade pump is 1/5 of that a cheap honey pump why? comparing a brass pump to a brass pump
or do you just eat the cost and buy a good Vermont flexi pump
needing help
Steve the Bee


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Volunteers wanted during severe weather season
Volunteer network collects vital data for National Weather Service
NEWPORT, CARTERET COUNTY - When Eastern Carolina starts getting warmer temperatures, it means severe weather season is near. That's when the National Weather Service relies heavily on volunteers.
John Jackson is one of those volunteers. He has a small rain gauge in his backyard that is a big help to the National Weather Service.
"The gauge itself is really simple. It's a graduated cylinder that measures rain in hundredths of inches and the funnel is designed to collect the liquid," said Jackson.
Jackson is part of a group called the "Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow Network," also known as CoCoRaHS. He said his daily routine for the group is simple.
"Every morning a 7 a.m., you check the gauge, go to the computer, fill in the square that asks how much precipitation and send it off," said Jackson.
The information gets to the National Weather Service office in Newport, where meteorologists believe that human observation is just as important as the data received from an automated station.
"Nothing beats a human observation. This is what this network will allow you to do with a plastic rain gauge" said David Glenn, an NWS meteorologist. "It allows us to get data in spots where we don't have automatic stations."
If you want to be a part of CoCoRaHS, the only thing you need is a rain gauge, internet access, and an interest in weather.
There are CoCoRaHS volunteers in every county in the NewsChannel12 viewing area except Greene County. But NWS officials hope to have one there very soon.
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Conservatively Speaking
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
Wisconsin Deparment of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection Warns Consumers Door-to-Door Security System Sales
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UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures
ITC offers free admission, gift store discount to UTSA community
By Alison Beshur
Public Affairs Specialist
(Dec. 7, 2005)--UTSA Roadrunners, prepare your wallets for a special faculty and staff discount at the gift store at the Institute of Texan Cultures. Additionally, UTSA students, faculty and staff receive free general admission to the ITC with a UTSACard.
This holiday, buy your family, friends and loved ones gifts that show appreciation for their heritage. The gift store at the ITC, one of UTSA's three campuses, offers a variety of gift choices, such as Texas-themed tree ornaments, ethnic pendants and jewelry, stuffed animals and educational toys, Russian stacking dolls and coffee mugs donning the ITC logo.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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On Dec. 7, UTSA faculty and staff will receive a 30 percent discount on all items in the store, except books, which always are offered at a 20 percent discount to UTSA faculty and staff.
Can't make it Dec. 7? Don't fret. UTSA faculty and staff receive a 25 percent discount on all items, except books, purchased from Dec. 8 through Dec. 23.
The ITC, one of three campuses of UTSA, showcases multi-cultural exhibits and programs designed to enhance our understanding of cultural history, science, technology and their influence on the diverse people of Texas.
The institute's exhibits include many cultural and ethnic group areas, a multimedia dome show, a puppet theater, and demonstrations including a chuck wagon and a weaving and spinning area. The main exhibit floor is an educational tool for teachers and educators in training as well as the general public.
The museum also hosts visiting displays and activities including an upcoming Christmas music concert, a Christmas book collection, a Pre-Columbian ceramic exhibit called "Animal Spirits and Warrior Kings" and the annual Asian Festival, this year with an exhibit of Asian games.
For more details on upcoming events, call (210) 458-2330 or visit the Institute of Texan Cultures Web site.
Institute of Texan Cultures exhibits
Through Jan. 9. Special Exhibit. "Judd Christmas Books: The Texas Collection." Exhibit Floor. Christmas in Texas is featured in wonderful variety in this one-of-a-kind, rare book collection. Discover the rich traditions of storytelling and artistry of Christmas in Texas, Christmas in San Antonio and Christmas on the ranch. The collection also includes custom-designed ornaments commissioned by the Steves family and a series of collector's edition Texas Capitol ornaments.
Dec. 11 - Feb. 5. Special Exhibit. "Animal Spirits and Warrior Kings: Pre-Columbian Art from the Mississippi Museum of Art." Exhibit Floor Gallery. Walk through time and discover ancient beliefs and rituals in stunning ceramics featuring colorful animal forms, the regalia of warrior kings, ballplayers and intricate abstract designs that bring the mastery of Pre-Columbian artisans to life. Exhibit includes programming and activities for children and families. Included with admission.


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Webinars You May Have Missed: E-commerce Trends 2010
Where were you last Tuesday, some time around 2:30 p.m. EDT? I was on a Webinar with Amy Africa, Chief Imagination Officer at Eight by Eight, and Larry Kavanagh, the founder/CEO of D.M.insite, discussing the research Multichannel Merchant did on e-commerce trends for 2010.
But it's not too late to hear what Africa and Kavanagh had to say about some of the hard-to-swallow numbers. We're talking about almost 80% of the nearly 600 respondents who said their companies are not yet using mobile commerce. And they had some choice words about the 60% that are not marketing to people with abandoned carts and the 82% that are not using live chat.
The 30 minute Webinar – plus the ones my colleagues did on catalog, operations and fulfillment and e-mail marketing trends – can be found on-demand here.


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Why You Should Care About Prebiotics (Pt. 2)
In my last article [January 2017], I discussed the concept of prebiotics (also known as microfood, as a way to avoid the consumer confusion that can occur between the terms probiotic and prebiotic) and began exploring the literature supporting the health benefits of prebiotic soluble fiber.
To Vape or Not to Vape?
Smoking can be harmful in so many ways. Not only are there a multitude of negative health consequences from smoking, but recent research even shows a connection between smoking and back pain.
Tight Hips, Tight Back: Essential Exam Flow
When examining a patient with tight hips, my exam progresses from observing the patient while sitting in a consultation chair, to standing, to walking, to a treatment table.
What the Escalator Was Trying to Say
One of the hazards of my work is time spent in airports. While I greatly enjoy meeting with DCs across the country and participating in major events, flying is not my favorite part of the journey.
News in Brief
NBA Coach - Don't Get Back Surgery; Accreditation for Barcelona College of Chiropractic; First Annual Roberto Clemente Sports Chiropractic Award; Life West Achieves Next Level of Accreditation; In Remembrance: Dr. Stanley KaPlan.
If You Build It, They Will Come
Building a successful practice is all about building productive, lasting relationships with patients, families and the health care community. Here are five easy ways to forge relationships that will help ensure a sustainable, successful practice for years to come.
Chiropractic for Older Adults: Updated Practice Recommendations
A systematic literature review and consensus process undertaken by Dr. Cheryl Hawk and colleagues has yielded the latest evidence-informed best practices for doctors of chiropractic regarding appropriate evaluation, management and manual treatment of older patients.
Resolving Atypical LBP Presentations
We have all experienced patients with an uncomplicated lesion or misalignment of the sacroiliac joint whose complaints were not resolved with even the best care we could render using conventional diagnostic and adjusting strategies.
The Earth Element Within Us
The Stomach, known as "the Official of rotting and ripening food and drink," with its paired Official, the Spleen, represents the Earth Element within us.
2017 AOM Scholars
The Trudy McAlister Foundation (TMF), a 501c3 non-profit corporation, has announced the recipients of the 2017 AOM scholarship awards. Five students have received scholarships totaling $11,000.
Practice Potential: When Less Is More
We live in a more culture these days, but as too many people find out the hard way, more isn't always better in life, and the same is true for your practice.
Acupuncture Law in Wyoming: 47th State to Regulate
After the Wyoming Acupuncture Society (WAS) worked with the authors of HB 165 (also known as the Wyoming Acupuncture Practice Act), they were there to witness the signing of the newly passed bill by Governor Matt Mead.
More Than a Documentary: An Ancient Craft in Mainstream Medicine
If you haven't heard of Doug Dearth (director and producer of the award winning film, 9000 Needles), you're about to ... when Doug's younger brother Devin suffered a brain stem bleed, and subsequently a stroke, he was left partially paralyzed.
An Honor for Yo San University
Doctors, Daoshing Ni and Mao Shing Ni, brothers who founded Yo San University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Culver City, will be honored with the Leadership in Caring award or their lifework and community service.
Hope & Healing for HIV/AIDS Patients: Emperor's College Develops Difference Makers
On the main drag through West Hollywood, a stone's throw from the famed Sunset Strip, sits Being Alive, a nonprofit organization that focuses on the health and wellness of people living with HIV and AIDS.
Medicare 101: New ABN, Fee Reductions
Medicare has updated the ABN and the newest version is required after June 21, 2017. The Advance Beneficiary Notice of Noncoverage (ABN), Form CMS-R-131, is issued by physicians, practitioners and suppliers to original Medicare (fee-for-service) beneficiaries when Medicare payment is expected to be denied.
How Does Creativity Influence Qi?
What a wonderful inquiry. We can parse it out by beginning with the aspect we regularly occupy ourselves with, and that is Qi. If we agree that everything in the universe is a form of Qi in varying degrees of manifestation from material (i.e. the body) to the immaterial (i.e. thoughts, mind, Shen), as depicted by the character of Qi denoting rice as the material, and vapor or steam as the immaterial, then we can say that Qi and Life Force are synonymous.
Bastyr & AOMA: New Partners
A new venture between Bastyr University and AOMA Graduate School of Integrative Medicine has united the two schools.
Herbal Education: What You & Your Patient Need to Know
Long ago I had a patient that didn't fill her herb prescription. I asked her why and she began to reply hesitantly. I stepped in and said, "I understand if you have concerns about products from China.
A Question of Ethics
Recently, after I had finished teaching a class on ethics, I read a blog post on the AAAOM website regarding "gainful employment." The published information made me reflect on what I had just discussed with the students — the acupuncturists' ethical responsibility to the patient, the profession and the public.
Eczema & Acupuncture: A Sound Solution (Part 2)
The points used and selected were modified slightly during each successive treatment based on JA's constitution at the time of the follow up consultations.
Is It Time to Rethink Mental Illness? (Pt. 2)
In the scientific literature, chronic inflammatory conditions such as obesity, diabetes, malignancies, rheumatoid arthritis, and multiple sclerosis, have been associated with depression and bipolar disorder.
The Riches Are in the Niches
When thinking about the target market for your chiropractic practice, it is important to establish your niche, especially if you want to be a cash practice and move away from insurance dependence. A product or service that is for "everyone" is really for "no one."
Needle Sequencing: Something I Wish I'd Known Sooner
The pathways in Chinese medicine are first presented in the Mawangdui medical texts that date to the warring states, a period of the Zhou dynasty (403 BC-221 BC). Hundreds of years later a more comprehensive and precise pathway syste
Heat or Cold? Choosing the Best Option for Pain
One item of contention between practitioners of Western and Eastern medicine is whether to use heat or cold in treating an area of pain.
Let Your Fans Spread the Love
Nirvana in marketing is when you can create a team of brand evangelists or people who completely, 100 percent not only believe in your brand, but also willingly, without being prompted, share your brand story with others.
Are You Putting the Spine in Jeopardy?
Every chiropractor knows a strong, well-coordinated core is essential for maintaining spinal health. Unfortunately, none of the typically prescribed core exercises targets the most active core muscle: the diaphragm.
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The 10 Most-Prescribed and Top-Selling Medications »
"May 8, 2015 -- The thyroid drug Synthroid continues to be the nation's most-prescribed medication. But Humira, which treats a variety of conditions, had the highest sales, according to the research firm IMS Health.
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TROVAN®/ZITHROMAX® Compliance Pak
(trovafloxacin mesylate/azithromycin) for Oral Suspension
The TROVAN ®/ZITHROMAX® Compliance Pak provides a single dose treatment for two separate Sexually Transmitted Diseases. (See INDICATIONS section.) The Compliance Pak contains a single 100-mg TROVAN (trovafloxacin mesylate) tablet and one ZITHROMAX (azithromycin for oral suspension) Single-Dose Packet, 1 gram.
The TROVAN/ZITHROMAX Compliance Pak refers to a specific dual treatment for uncomplicated urethral gonorrhea in males and endocervical and rectal gonorrhea in females caused by Neisseria gonorrhoeae and non-gonoccocal urethritis/cervicitis caused by Chlamydia trachomatis.
The data provided in this prescribing information is specific only to these two indications. TROVAN and ZITHROMAX are each indicated for additional infections due to other susceptible microorganisms as individually administered products. For complete information on other available forms of TROVAN and ZITHROMAX as well as their uses, please consult the relevant product prescribing information.
TROVAN Tablets contain trovafloxacin mesylate, a synthetic broad-spectrum antibacterial agent for oral administration. Chemically, trovafloxacin mesylate, a fluoronaphthyridone related to the fluoroquinolone antibacterials, is (1α, 5α, 6α)-7-(6-amino-3-azabicyclo[3.1.0]hex-3-yl)-1-(2,4-difluorophenyl)-6-fluoro-1,4-dihydro-4-oxo-1,8-naphthyridine-3-carboxylic acid, monomethanesulfonate. Trovafloxacin mesylate differs from other quinolone derivatives by having a 1,8-naphthyridine nucleus.
The chemical structure is:
Its empirical formula is C20H15F3N4O3•CH3SO3H and its molecular weight is 512.46.
Trovafloxacin mesylate is a white to off-white powder.
This Compliance Pak contains a single 100 mg (trovafloxacin equivalent) blue, film-coated TROVAN tablet. TROVAN Tablets contain microcrystalline cellulose, crosslinked sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, and magnesium stearate. The tablet coating is a mixture of hydroxypropyl cellulose, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose, titanium dioxide, polyethylene glycol, and FD&C blue #2 aluminum lake.
ZITHROMAX SINGLE DOSE PACKET contains the active ingredient azithromycin, an azalide, a subclass of macrolide antibiotics, for oral administration. Azithromycin has the chemical name (2R,3S,4R,5R,8R,10R,11R,12S,13S,14R)-13-[(2,6-dideoxy-3-C-methyl-3-O-methyl-α-L-ribo-hexopyranosyl)oxy]-2-ethyl-3,4,10-trihydroxy-3,5,6,8,10,12,14-heptamethyl-11-[[3, 4,6- trideoxy-3-(dimethylamino)-β-D-xylo-hexopyranosyl]oxy]-1-oxa-6-azacyclopentadecan-15-one. Azithromycin is derived from erythromycin; however, it differs chemically from erythromycin in that a methyl-substituted nitrogen atom is incorporated into the lactone ring. Its molecular formula is C38H72N2O12, and its molecular weight is 749.0. Azithromycin has the following structural formula:
Azithromycin, as the dihydrate, is a white crystalline powder with a molecular formula of C38H72N2O12× 2H2O and a molecular weight of 785.0.
This Compliance Pak also contains one ZITHROMAX® Single Dose Packet consisting of azithromycin dihydrate equivalent to 1 g azithromycin. The Single Dose Packet also contains the following inactive ingredients: colloidal silicon dioxide, sodium phosphate tribasic, anhydrous; spray dried artificial banana flavor, spray dried artificial cherry flavor, and sucrose.
Last reviewed on RxList: 11/21/2016
This monograph has been modified to include the generic and brand name in many instances.
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