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Land Services physically reviewing 20 percent of county for property tax purposes
Each year from the middle of May through the middle of October, Crow Wing County is required by state statute to perform its "quintile" work. This means physically viewing 20 percent of the parcels in the county every year, or approximately 8,200 parcels out of more than 41,000 existing improved parcels county-wide.
This means property owners may see property assessors verifying information on properties to ensure the assessment records are accurate and complete. Information confirmed during the review includes size, quality and condition of improvements to the property.
The assessor also verifies the homestead status of the property and answers any questions a property owner may have.
Commenting on the state-mandated quintile work, Gary Griffin, Land Services supervisor for property valuation and classification, said the county is responsible for making sure property is valued fairly and accurately.
Property assessors leave business cards with customers or in the door if no one is at the property. If assessors require more interior data on the property and no one is there, they will follow up the review with a letter requesting the property owner to contact them.
All assessors carry county ID badges that are visibly displayed and their vehicles are identified as county vehicles.
"Physically viewing property is very important to fulfilling our responsibility to value property accurately and uniformly," Griffin said, adding that Land Services will conduct a followup survey with property owners to receive feedback on the level of service provided.
The quintile work will be reflected in the county's 2014 assessment, which establishes assessed market value of all properties as of Jan. 2, 2014.
Property valuations are determined primarily by analyzing the sales of similar properties in the county, which for the 2014 assessment will include sales that occurred from October 2012 through September 2013.
Property notices of valuation and classification are mailed to property owners in March or early April each year. These serve as the official notice that explains what has happened with your assessment each year.


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ECU Softball Hosting Second Tournament
Will Play double Header Saturday
GREENVILLE - The East Carolina softball team hosts its second straight tournament this weekend in the Pirate Clash from Feb. 15-17 at ECU Softball Stadium.
The Pirates started the 2013 season winning three games at the Pirate Classic under first-year head coach Beth Keylon-Randolph.
The other teams in the field for the Pirate Clash include Georgetown, Saint Joseph's and St. John's. ECU begins the tournament with a contest against St. John's at 3:30 p.m. on Feb. 15 in its lone contest on the first day. The Pirates have a pair of games scheduled for Feb. 16 starting at 2:30 p.m. against Georgetown. It is a quick turnaround with ECU scheduled to rematch with St. John's at 4:30 p.m. later that afternoon. East Carolina wraps up play in the tournament with contests against Saint Joseph's at 11 a.m. and Georgetown at 1 p.m. on Feb. 17.
Gametracker live stats will be available for all 10 games of the Pirate Clash through the tournament central page. Live in-game updates for all East Carolina softball games can be accessed through the ECU Softball Twitter feed (@ECUSoftball). The Pirates will also have live video streaming for all five ECU games over the weekend. Live internet-only audio for East Carolina is set to be run for each of the first three games of the tournament.
Season Opener Split
The Pirates split the team's two games on opening day for the fourth straight season ... ECU defeated Cleveland State by a 5-2 score, but fell in the second game by a 4-3 score to Ohio ... East Carolina is now 42-17-1 all-time on the season's opening day ... Overall, the Pirates have a record of 41-14 (.745) during the first day of home action.
A Familiar Site
The Pirates are 3-2 on the season for the second straight year and fourth time since 2000 ... The program has started with three or more wins in the first five games a total of 11 times since 2000, including a perfect 5-0 record twice.
Offense Stepping Up
East Carolina's offense has had a strong start to the season with a .313 team batting average … The batting average is the highest for the program after five games since 2008 and only the third time that the team average has been over .300 upon completion of the first five games over the last 10 years … The program's nine doubles are also the most after five contests since 2008 … The 41 hits so far, are the most since the 2004 team also had that many … The 60 total bases is the highest number since 2008 and marks only the fourth time with 60 or more total bases in the first five games in the last 10 seasons.
Magic of The Fifth Inning
East Carolina has outscored its opponents 27-16 this season and holds an advantage in scoring in four of the seven innings ... The Pirates have really done damaged in the fifth inning with a positive-run differential of 10 runs (12-2) ... ECU has only been outscored in two innings on the campaign - three runs in the first (5-2) and two tallies in the seventh (2-0).
Wynne Makes Most of Playing Time
After patiently waiting for a chance to play regularly the last two seasons, Abby Wynne finally got the chance to show what she could do in the opening weekend of the season at the Pirate Classic ... Wynne started all five games for the Pirates at three different positions (designated player, catcher and right field) ... The junior had the first multi-hit performance of her career with two hits against Cleveland State ... She also knocked in three runs against the Vikings with a three-run double (the second multiple-RBI game of her career) ... In her next game, against Ohio, she scored a pair of runs ... She continued her strong weekend with a hit against Rider, a walk in the second game against Ohio and another three-RBI game against Towson ... Wynne's six RBI leads the team and are one more than she had combined in her first two seasons in a Pirate uniform ... Her five starts this season are already two more than she had as a sophomore.
The Kid Is Going To Be Alright
Freshman Casey Alcorn didn't let the bright lights of playing in her first collegiate tournament, the Pirate Classic, affect her during the first week of the season ... Alcorn began her career by reaching base safely in each of her first seven plate appearances with four hits and three walks ... She also homered to give the team a run-rule victory over Rider and had three doubles in her initial weekend ... In the five games, Alcorn hit .750 (six-for-eight) with five runs scored, three doubles, a home run, three RBI, four walks, a 1.500 slugging percentage, four walks and an .833 on-base percentage.
An Uncommon Event
Junior Kristi Oshiro had a standout individual effort against Towson ... Oshiro had four hits including a triple against the Tigers ... Her four hits tied her career high (vs. Northern Iowa in 2011) ... The four hits were the most for an ECU player since Jill Jelnick also had four against North Dakota State last season ... Oshiro also crossed the plate four times against Towson, which broke her previous career best ... Her four runs scored against the Tigers is the top mark for an ECU player since Cristen Aona also scored four times in a game nearly three years ago (Feb. 26, 2010) against Delaware.
Like An Ace
Sophomore Sarah Christian was given the ball in the team's first game of the season against Cleveland State, and acted like the ace that the team needed in throwing six innings and allowed only four hits, one walk and one run in a victory against the Vikings ... Christian was then called upon and threw seven innings in relief against Ohio and surrendered five hits and three runs (two earned) ... She completed the week with her best performance of the season in going the distance against previously unbeaten Towson with only five hits allowed and two runs ... Christian also set a career-high with seven strikeouts against the Tigers ... On the season, the Greenville native is 2-0 with a 1.84 ERA and has only allowed two walks in 19 innings worked.
Nice Job, Rook!!!!
Freshman Mary Beth Smith had a pair of noteworthy pitching performances for ECU in the first week of the season ... Smith made her collegiate debut with 3.2 scoreless relief innings against Ohio ... The Elon, N.C. native was then given the ball again and started in the circle against Rider ... Despite surrendering nine hits and loading the bases twice in the first two innings, she escaped unscathed and picked up her first college win with four scoreless innings.
Conference Leaders
The Pirates, after the first week of softball action, have several players that are ranked highly in Conference USA ... Junior Kristi Oshiro leads the conference in batting average (.500) runs scored (6) and is tied for the conference lead in triples (2) ... She is tied for second in hits (8), third in on-base percentage (.529) and fourth in total bases (12) and slugging percentage (.750) ... Junior Alex Fieldhouseis tied for the league lead in doubles (3) and sacrifice flies (2) ... She is fourth in batting average (.429), sixth in runs driven (4), seventh in slugging percentage (.643) and eighth in total bases (9) ... Junior Jill Jelnick is tied for second in runs scored (5), tied for fifth in stolen bases (2) and sixth in walks (3) ... Freshman Casey Alcorn is tied for the league lead in doubles (3), tied for second in runs scored (5), tied for third in walks (5), tied for fifth in home runs (1) and tied for seventh in hits (6) ... Junior Abby Wynne is tied for second in RBI (6) ... Sophomore Sarah Christian is tied for the league leads in wins (2), tied for fourth in innings pitched (19), fifth in strikeouts (13), sixth in opposing batting average (.200) and seventh in ERA (1.84)
Scouting St. John's
The Red Storm (1-3) began their season at the Eagle Round Robin in Statesboro, Ga. … St. John's split its two games with the host Georgia Southern, but fell to Tennessee Tech and Akron in the first tournament of the season … Ashley Beza won the contest against the Eagles and is 1-1 with 1.70 ERA in 12.1 innings thrown this season … St. John's is coached by Amy Kvilhaug … Kvilhaug just started her seventh year in charge of the program … ECU holds a 6-3 advantage in the all-time series … The last meeting occurred in 2011 with East Carolina earning an 8-0 victory at the Pirate Classic.
Scouting Georgetown
The Hoyas (1-4) began their season in Miami, Fla. at a tournament hosted by Florida International last weekend … Georgetown lost to N.C. State, Florida International and Kansas twice in the first two days, before rallying for a 2-0 victory over FIU in the final game … The Hoyas' offense is being led by Shikara Lowe, who has five hits and is one of six different players to drive in a run this season … Georgetown is coached by Pat Conlan … Conlan, who just began her eighth season of leading the program, is the only softball coach the program has ever had … The Hoyas and Pirates have only met twice with each team taking a contest during the 2009 season … ECU does sport an all-time record of 41-31 (.569) against current members of the BIG EAST Conference.
Scouting Saint Joseph's
The Hawks, who will open their season at the Pirate Clash, posted a 22-29-1 overall record and a mark of 9-10-1 in the Atlantic 10 Conference a season ago under head coach Terri Adams … Saint Joseph's is picked to place fourth in the league this season … The Hawks' top returning player at the plate is Dana Parks, who hit .333 with 57 hits in 2012 … The Pirates have only faced St. Joe's once prior to this weekend and defeated the Hawks by an 8-2 score all the way back in 1995 … The Pirates are 66-18 (.785) all-time against schools currently playing in the A-10 Conference.
Up Next
After this weekend's action, the Pirates complete the homestand and plays host to the Pirate Invitational from Feb. 22-24. The opponents in the third home tournament are Fairfield, Lehigh, Liberty and Notre Dame.

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Nothing makes Halloween more fun than watching the perfect not-so-scary movie in the dark with the whole family. For your wholesome entertainment, here are Tree Classics' picks for some of the best films that will put the entire household in the mood for a great Halloween night:
A world full of wizards, witches, ghosts, centaurs, unicorns, trolls, demons, owls, and other magical creatures make any Harry Potter installment truly apt for the Halloween season. This is, of course, aside from the fact that many critical events in the series appropriately happen on October 31st. But one particular scene that is sure to put everyone in the Halloween spirit is the yearly Halloween Feast at Hogwarts – just because the Great Hall is festooned with candy-filled pumpkins, black cauldrons of big lollipops, carrot cake, bats, and orange streamers during this bewitching night.
Featuring the classic friendly ghost and his three mischievous ghost uncles, "Casper" sets a fun, spooky mood for Halloween. In this comedy fantasy film, a paranormal expert and his daughter bunk in a drafty old mansion with not-so-mortal inhabitants, who have their twisted ways of getting rid of the unwanted guests. As if to make it more appropriate for the occasion, the movie ends with a dance party on Halloween night.
Tim Burton's "Corpse Bride" tells the story of a shy groom who is whisked away to the underworld and wed to a deceased young woman as his real bride waits in the land of the living. Perfect for a Halloween night with the family, this animated fantasy horror is spooky and twisted, but sweet and magical at the same time.
4. Ghostbusters (1984)
In this supernatural comedy film, three unemployed parapsychology professors set up a ghost-catching business as unruly haunters run amok in New York City. Kids will love the spooktacular adventures the trio embarks on as they attempt to prevent a disaster of Biblical proportions!
With a humor perfect for kids of all ages, the live action "Scooby Doo", much like the popular Hanna-Barbera cartoon series, is a fun movie to watch during Halloween. In this horror comedy film, the Mystery Inc. gang find themselves reunited on a resort called Spooky Island for some spine-tingling ghost hunting.
From the director of "The Nightmare Before Christmas", "Coraline" tells the story of a neglected child who discovers a strangely idealized parallel version of her frustrating home, but she later finds out that this Other World is not as good as it seems. With disturbing themes such as sewing buttons into eye sockets, this stop-motion 3D horror film is perfect for Halloween night but not with kids below eight.
Directed by Tim Burton, "Beetlejuice" revolves around a recently deceased young couple who hires a bio-exorcist to scare away the obnoxious new owners of their house. Comedic with dark undertones, this fantasy film is suitable for a fun, not-too-terrifying Halloween evening.
Who better to entertain you this Halloween than the eccentric and macabre members of the Addams family? In this comedy film, Gomez's lawyer attempts to steal from the bizarre family's vault using an accomplice who claims to be long lost Uncle Fester.
On Halloween night, three witch sisters are inadvertently resurrected in Salem Massachusetts after their hanging 300 years ago. This time, they intend on getting eternal youth and beauty by sucking the life force out of children. Complete with song and dance numbers, this fantasy/comedy film casts the right spell for Halloween fun!
10. The Haunted Mansion (2003)
Inspired by the Disney theme park attraction, "The Haunted Mansion" shows some fun moments with creep factor. This fantasy comedy film revolves around a workaholic realtor who is trapped inside a haunted house with his family. Of course, he learns a valuable lesson in the end.
A fun Halloween night doesn't have to be terrifying. Curl up on the couch together and be entertained by these family-friendly flicks.


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#11 Mon 25 Feb 13 8:28pm
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HI wine~o!
I love hare, in fact I love game in general, really. We have a really nice recipe for it and since its still cold out there (and here...) I think a stew is just what you need to do
Its very frequent here to marinade game for a day before actually cooking, by the way.
Get some onions, garlic, carrots, celery and fry them in olive oil.
Dust the hare with some flour and add to the veg. Fry for a couple of mins both sides of the meat bits. (Usually when cooking hare or rabbit I cook the legs and shanks before and then a while after add the loin as they have different cooking times) Add the marinade and some chicken stock. Simmer for a while. Add savoy cabbage cut in julienne and a can of baked beans and thats pretty much it.
There are a few herbs you can use, thyme, mint, sage, bay or even rosemary, although if its a "real" hare you may not want to overuse herbs.
#12 Tue 26 Feb 13 9:10am
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Sounds fantastic, Sergio, might leave out the baked beans though..
#13 Tue 26 Feb 13 9:39am
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They say hare meat really taste good but I haven't tried eating it. It would be very tasty to marinate it and then grill it. hmmm
#14 Tue 26 Feb 13 10:31am
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Interesting thread! I saw the most magnificent-looking hares hanging in Borough Market this weekend, and as curious as I was I didn't want to buy one as I've never cooked one before. I'd imagine they'd make a pretty great stew though?
#15 Tue 26 Feb 13 12:56pm
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I remember seeing some hares there at Borough market when I was there on a visit a while ago , they were hanging and still had their fur on .
Thinking about buying one can be quite daunting if you have never skinned a rabbit before .
#16 Tue 26 Feb 13 9:08pm
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Won't they skin it for you? I've never seen hare before, but the big fishmonger at Glasgow Cross has rabbits hanging in the fur, and they skin and joint them for you at point of sale, no charge. Same for the pheasants. I would have thought any game retailer would be willing to do this, otherwise they'll miss out on a big sector of the market.
#17 Wed 27 Feb 13 9:37am
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this will sound bad but skinnning a rabbit is actually very easy, it is like pulling a little sweater off.
Only a fool argues with a skunk, a mule or a cook. { cowboy saying}
#18 Wed 27 Feb 13 4:23pm
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Re: Hare...
Ashen wrote:
this will sound bad but skinnning a rabbit is actually very easy, it is like pulling a little sweater off.
You'll certainly be pulling off the rabbits sweater, thats for sure
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Five Wings Arts Council announces grant awards
In the first half of 2013, the Five Wings Arts Council awarded $228,715 for arts projects to serve 53,565 people in Cass, Crow Wing, Morrison, Todd and Wadena counties.
Funding to support arts organizations and their activities, as well as schools and communities, comes from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund as appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature with money from the vote of the people of Minnesota. Funding to support individual artists is provided through the McKnight Foundation.
The Five Wings Arts Council board of directors serves as the review panel for all eligible applications and is composed of representatives of each county in the Five Wings region.
Area awards included:
• School Art Project grants of $5,000: artists' residency at Pine River-Backus High School.
• The Small Project grants program supports first-time and late-breaking arts opportunities. Recipients of grants in this category included $1,000 to the Longville Community Choir to produce Music in the Park.
• General Operating Grants of $2,500: Crossing Arts Alliance of Brainerd and Screen Porch Productions of Outing.
• Fifty-one Community Arts Access Project grants help offset costs for a variety of arts related activities in communities throughout the region. Cass County recipients included Northwoods Arts Council, Hackensack, $3,500 for the 2013 Hackensack Sculpture Garden; Screen Porch Productions, Outing, $4,750 for Arts Programs for Older Adults; and Screen Porch Productions, Outing, $5,000 to underwrite Take Two: Fall Musical Comedy.
Crow Wing County recipients included various awards for the Crossing Arts Alliance, Brainerd; various awards for the Lakes Area Music Festival, Brainerd; Legacy Chorale, Brainerd, $3,500 for A Celtic Celebration; Pequot Lakes Community Education, $4,100 to underwrite Pequot Lakes Community Theater's production of "Church Basement Ladies-Second Helping;" and Pequot Lakes Community Education, $4,150 to sponsor Pequot Lakes Community Theater's production of "Oliver."
• Funds from the McKnight Foundation were distributed to area artists to further develop their careers, including: Theresa Jarvela, Brainerd and formerly of Pine River, $534 to attend the Loft Literary Center's Mystery Writer's Conference; Laura Paycer, Nisswa, $2,000, Artistic Segue-explore and create new works; Candace Simar, Pequot Lakes, $2,000, professional editor services for her short story collection; and Cyrus Swann, Pine River, $2,000 to convert an electric kiln into a salt/soda kiln.
• Twelve student artists received a mentorship award to support their advanced study with regional artists. Students are selected to participate in the Artist Mentor program based upon their past arts experience and training, their motivation to continue more in depth study of their arts discipline, and their level of proficiency in their art form.
Information about the grant opportunities of the Five Wings Arts Council can be found at www.fwac.org or by calling 877-654-2166.
Grant applications for School Arts, Small Projects and Individual Artist and Artist Grant applications and Student Artist/Mentor applications are accepted at any time.
The next deadline for applications for the Community Access and General Operating grant programs is Oct. 15.


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Neighbor speaks out about dog attack
BRISTOL, Va. - A dog attack in Bristol Virginia leaves a mother and her 6 year-old child recovering tonight. The attack happened Friday afternoon at Moore Street Park.
The park is usually filled with kids laughing and playing, but Friday it was filled with screams. "We all came running but you're almost paralyzed as what to do with this dog," said neighbor Brenda Otis, who witnessed the incident.
Otis' describes to News 5 what she heard as Lisa Manis and her daughter were being attacked by a dog they brought with them to the park, "There was a dog on this woman and she was just rolling all over the ground. It was just absolutely mauling her," says Otis.
Otis tells us when she got outside she saw someone laying underneath swings; that's when she ran inside and called for help. "I ran back out here and was screaming to the lady that help is on the way. To still hear her just keep begging for someone to get the dog off her was just really emotional, and not knowing what to do to get the dog off her was really hard for me," adds Otis.
As they waited for police to arrive, Otis and another woman tried to figure out how to get the dog off Manis. They grabbed an umbrella and handed it to two men running up to help. "We screamed at them to take the umbrella and start beating the dog. That's what distracted the dog and got the dog off her so the second fellow could actually pull the dog away from her," says Otis.
The second man who came to the rescue knew the dog's owner and the dog. He pulled the pitbull to the sidewalk until help arrived. "If those two men had not come in the park when they did I don't know how long it would have taken to get the dog off her. They were the ones that really saved her," says Otis.
Otis says she learned a valuable lesson to be careful around dogs she doesn't know very well because you don't know how they will respond to you.
News 5 learned as of now nobody is facing any charges.
The dog's owner gave consent to have the dog euthanized immediately.
We've also learned Manis was discharged from the hospital Saturday afternoon.


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The Big Bang Theory is huge. Now in its sixth season, it reigns as the hottest sitcom in the US, and now hotter than ever with an average 19 million viewers each week there.
As almost every viewer knows, Big Bang centres on a gaggle of geeky Cal Tech scientists, chief among them Sheldon (Jim Parsons) and Leonard (Johnny Galecki), apartment mates who, by great good sitcom fortune, live across the hall from Penny, played by Cuoco. Penny aspires to be an actress but pays the rent by waiting tables at a Cheesecake Factory.
Unlike the boys, Penny is no genius. But neither is she a dumb blonde, which is key to the genius of Big Bang. "She's obviously not book-smart," says Cuoco, "but she's street smart and good-hearted and can make fun of herself. Maybe she doesn't always get what the guys are talking about. But in that way she represents most of the world."
Reflecting on what her hit sitcom has meant to other parts of her life, she mentions her parents - her father, a real estate agent who has weathered tough times, and her stay-at-home mum in Southern California.
Cuoco, who turned 27 last November, grew up happy to be the centre of attention.
"I was always silly and never took myself seriously," she recalls. "When my father had the camera out, I'd be up close and annoying. My father would keep saying, 'Move back! Move back'!" Her parents were supportive when she wanted to try acting, "but I always had multiple activities, so I never had to count on any one of them to feel successful."
She landed a role in a 1992 TV film starring Donald Sutherland, played Maureen McCormick in the 2000 TV film Growing Up Brady and landed jobs in lots of episodic shows. But by 2002, she hadn't worked in a year and was feeling discouraged.
Then her agent phoned about a project called 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter. She auditioned for the part of the older daughter in a household whose loving but bewildered dad would be played by John Ritter. Cuoco got the role.
8 Simple Rules is remembered mainly as the final project of the beloved Ritter, who died abruptly early in its second year. "I just adored him," says Cuoco, unleashing a stream of memories of how he used to cut up on the set and how much she learned from him. "He'd put a potato chip on his shoulder and go, 'Do I have a chip on my shoulder'?"
Despite the fun, acting pushes Cuoco to question everything. "I wonder, 'Why did I do that line that way?' And I also constantly think I'm fat and hate my teeth. But I've gotten better over the years. I've started to accept." She smiles, revealing nothing remotely wrong with those teeth. "It's going to be fine."
The Big Bang Theory screens on TV2, Wednesdays at 8.40pm.


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There is little appetite within the New Zealand Rugby Union for increasing television match officials' powers for next year's Super Rugby season.
The International Rugby Board's rugby committee will on Friday review two television match official (TMO) trials in South Africa's Currie Cup and the English Premiership, but NZRU boss Steve Tew said there were dangers involved in giving a TMO too much to do.
Match officials could become reluctant to make decisions, he said, and besides, viewing replays of incidents - such as the lead-up to tries - was time consuming.
"It's a bit of an unknown," Tew said. "It's like anything else, if you bring something in it has to add real value.
"It does come at an extra cost, it does take more time, so to add value to the game, does it discourage the referees from making intuitive calls on the paddock which is actually what we pay them to do? Does it improve the experience for the fans or the TV audience? All of those questions need to be weighed up.
"There's still a large number of decisions that are not clear cut no matter how many times you view them."
Greg Peters, the chief executive of Sanzar, the global body which runs the Super Rugby competition, is also cool on the idea.


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The word "Clicky Chippers" originated from sounds similar to those made by clicking instruments...the rest of the word is just funny sounding and yeah basically it's all a load of crap anyways...you use it to describe something you can't remember the name of.
1. "Hey Oswald do you know where the hell I put that those little clicky chippers"?
2. "Holy shit! I lost that clicky chipper again!"
2. "Holy shit! I lost that clicky chipper again!"
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A New Drug for A.L.S., but the Diagnosis Remains Dire
May 29, 2017,
Spider angioma is an abnormal collection of blood vessels near the surface of the skin.
Nevus araneus, spider veins
Spider angiomas are very common. They occur often in pregnant women and people with liver disease. They can appear both children and adults.
The main symptom is a blood vessel sore (lesion) that:
Most of the time you do need tests to diagnose the condition. A skin biopsy may be needed to confirm the diagnosis in some cases. Blood tests may be done if a liver problem is suspected.
Most of the time you do not need treatment. Electrocauterization or laser treatment may be used in some cases.
Spider angiomas often disappear in children. They tend to last in adults.
Let your doctor know if you have a new spider angioma so other related medical conditions can be ruled out.
Habif TP. Vascular tumors and malformations. In: Habif TP, ed. Clinical Dermatology . 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 23.
Bolognia JL, Jorizzo JL, Schaffer JV, et al, eds. Dermatology . 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 106.


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[solved]Problems with a windows xp apache 1.3.x pen test
for study purposes I have to break an old apache version, the 1.3.x.
I'm focusing on the chunked encoding vulnerability because it can allow me to execute arbitrary code and, using metasploit, I managed to hack an apache 1.3.9 version on windows xp sp2.
Problem is that I have to do this on a compiled version too...the metasploit hacking seems to work just with the binaries, if I compile myself the apache 1.3.9 the exploit seems to not work.
Final objective is to inject some detection code into apache's source code, so just hacking the binary version is not enough...can you help me out?
It's really strange because compilation goes just fine, I did it by command line using vc++ 6 with command:
as guide suggests....moreover I checked source code too and it presents the boundary condition which is used by the exploit.
by the way I came to discover what piece of code was exploited by reading a comment on an exploit's source code found in the web, if you have some good reference to this chunked encoding exploit be free to direct me as I'd like to understand better (I already checked securityfocus.com and nist but they just mention the weakness, I'd like some deepest analysis).


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News Archive
Civil Rights Activist To Speak At St. Cloud State University
Civil Rights activist Ernest "Rip" Patton, Jr. is set to speak at St. Cloud State University on Wednesday Oct. 10th. Patton will share his freedom ride experience and explore institutionalized and culturally-accepted racism. The event is part of St. Cloud State University's School of Public Affairs 2012 Fall Colloquium.
Patton took part in a freedom ride to Jackson, Miss. when he was 21-year-old. He was on of 14 Tennessee State University students who were expelled for participating in the rides. Patton was also arrested during the ride and stayed in Mississippi's Parchman State Prison Farm.
The Freedom Rides took place in 1961 and were intended to test the Supreme Court's ruling that declared segregation on interstate buses and rail stations unconstitutional. Passengers on the buses were white and black. The first Freedom Ride began in Washington DC and traveled south through Alabama, New Orleans, and Mississippi.
The riders were met with excessive hostility. Riders were attacked and arrested on several occasions. The extreme violence prompted a national outcry, which put pressure on President John F. Kennedy to end the violence.
Explore the Freedom Rides will be at 2 p.m. in the Atwood Memorial Center Ballroom and is free and open to the public.
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Only aftermarket mags I would even think about buying is MecGar - they actually make the mags for many manufacturers. Other than that - they are all junk - with Ramline being the absolute worst.
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of the former GDR (East Germany). It was lovely. On our way we saw storks and deer in fields. Also saw a couple of unidentified raptors soaring over the fields. All of the fields also had hunting stands. They love their wild game in this part of the world.
Our tour guide for the day was very interesting. She described in detail what life was like in the GDR before the wall fell. She described the awful cars they had to wait years to get (including one that she claimed was made of cardboard)
"wildlife bridges" so the deer, foxes and wild boar that live there don't cross the road and become pancakes. That was really great. They also have frog tunnels under the road in certain places, so the frogs can get from one swap to another. She told us that in one place the even had people come out and guide the frogs to the tunnels during the breeding season. I have to assume these were some kind of endangered frogs.
Once we got to Schwerin we got on a boat and toured a beautiful lake, arriving at the palace
by boat. The palace is part museum, part state legislature. The grounds are quite beautiful as is the interior of the building. During the days of the GDR the palace fell into great disrepair. Not all of the rooms of the palace have been restored so we were able to see some with only partial repairs. The palace itself was started in the 16th century and it has been added onto over the centuries. It has a ghost named Little Peter who was an odd fellow who, a legend tells it, dug a tunnel under the lake, but we can't remember why. The guide told us that they sent a guy down into the tunnel with a drum and he kept on drumming until he stopped and he Neve came back out. Who knows.. At any rate Little Peter seems to be a presence all over this town.
After our tour we returned to the ship for our final night aboard. We packed and had one last shipboard dinner and off to bed went we went.


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Does Obama want a Muslim Nation?
Original post made by Teacake Frank, Downtown, on Jan 23, 2013
So opines a North Carolina congressman who is denouncing the use of federal dollars to "promote [among a host of other religions and civilizations] the rich cultural heritage of Islamic civilizations."
Rep. Walter Jones (R-NC) told Fox News that he was appalled by the hundreds of thousands of dollars used to fund the program through a National Endowment for the Humanities grant – calling it "wasting taxpayer money."
Jones was referring to the "Bridging Cultures Bookshelf: Muslim Journeys" program. The NEH program put dozens of books promoting the Islamic culture IN MORE THAN 800 LIBRARIES in all 50 states. The program is funded by a $1.8 million grant.
NEH Communications director Judy Havemann told Fox News the "Muslim Journeys Bookshelf" is funded by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York. It was unclear how much taxpayer money was used to facilitate the project.
Is there no end to Obama's efforts to indoctrinate the American public? Parents, keep your children out of public libraries. They are socialist and increasingly used to spread the word of Mohammed across this once great land.
And what can be done? In the words of America's greatest President, George W. Bush, instead of going to the library, "Go shopping."
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a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jan 23, 2013 at 2:21 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Here is a list from NEH where they provided support for religious topics: Web Link Islamic topics go back as far as 1982, which would cover presidents Reagan, H. W. Bush, Clinton, W. Bush, and Obama.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 2:38 pm
Get a load of Kathleen Ruegsegger using statistics to disguise the truth. Yes, the list shows there was SOME coverage of Islamic topics way back to 1982, but then what happened? Hint: Sept, one day short of a dozen. Yes, and then America elected a Muslim president. The Islamic topics introduced during Obama's Administration is over two full pages!!! How many pages for Christianity? You can run but you can't hide. Keep your kids out of public libraries! It will protect them from indoctrination, and you can do so while stimulating the economy in your visits to the mall.
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:00 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Disguise? I provided a link so others could draw their own conclusions. Here is the list without the descriptors, just title and year:
A Selection of Recent NEH-Funded Projects on Religion (2009-2012):
Out of Many - Religious Pluralism in America: An NEH Bridging Cultures Project 2012
Speaking of Faith® Biographical Series 2011
Investigating Consciousness: Buddhist and Contemporary 2011
Dialogues with Krishna: The Bhagavad Gita in Great Time 2011
Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project 2011
A Preservation Assessment for Collections of the Disciples of Christ Historical Society 2011
A History of Hasidism: A Pietistic Revival Movement in the Modern World 2011
Manifold Greatness: The Creation and Afterlife of the King James Bible 2010
Mysticism and Monotheism 2010
The Mandaean Book of John: Critical Edition, Translation and Commentary 2010
Medieval and Early Modern Islamic Iberia 2010
Sustaining the Rare and Special Collections of Burke Theological Library 2010
The Buddha and Pilgrimage and Buddhist Art 2009
The Library of Israel in Late Antiquity: Jewish Writings Related to the Bible from the Second Temple Period 2009
Muslim Societies of Latin Christendom, ca. 1050-1615 2009
Examples of Past NEH-Funded Projects on Religion:
War and Peace in Judaism, Christianity and Islam: The Influence of Texts and Commentaries throughout History 2008
Creating a Digital Resource of Islamic Manuscripts 2008
Holy Land and Holy City in Classical Judaism, Christianity, and Islam 2007
The Middle East between Rome and Iran: Early Christianity and the Path to Islam 2006
The Malta Center: Endowing Records of a Christian/Muslim Island Crossroad 2003
Women in Islam 2002
Cataloging and Creating Electronic Access to Buddhist Literary Texts 2000
A History of God 1999
Jewish Civilization: The Next Phase of the UCLA Center for Jewish Studies 1999
Islamic Origins 1999
Endowment to Support the Library of Early Christianity 1997
Carriers of the Dream Wheel: Visions, Prophecy, and Apocalyptic Narratives in Native American Religions 1997
North African Christianity in Religious and Cultural Context 1996
The Future of the Jewish Past 1995
Science in Medieval Islam, Judaism, and Christendom 1992
Buddhism and Christianity: Toward the Human Future 1986
Publication of the Dead Sea Scrolls Funded on multiple occasions between 1986 and 2012
Encyclopaedia of Islam, New Edition Funded on multiple occasions between 1985 and 2000
Visual Anthropology of Hindu Worship 1984
Islamic Culture and Religion 1982
Do you have a source for "two pages" on Islamic topics since 2009?
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:11 pm
fortunately, nobody cares what mushpea frank is dishing...thanks for the list, i may pick up a few of the books!
i wonder what mushpea is afraid of?
do tell us more about your fears...gracias
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:13 pm
Wow! I used to have respect for you Kathleen, but I'm beginning to wonder if you aren't a closet Christian hater. Because the list you provide, and which you refuse to support even though you introduced it and seem to have some motive in presenting it to us twice now, has virtually no topics on Christianity. Only Islam, some Hindu, and a few other mongrel infidel religions.
Most important, the majority of these Islamic apologistic, Christian bashing sites are brought to us by, you guessed it, our Holy Saracen Leader B. Hussien Obama. You can stick your head in the sand all you want to. But facts are facts.
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:13 pm
incidentally mushpea...do you come from a long of book burners or just trash?
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:22 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Here is more from NEH: Web Link
Also this on Obama's previous proposed funding cuts to NEH: Web Link
I personally think it's all fiction (other than the impact to cultures). I'm sorry to disappoint you, but I just do not see the conspiracy you do.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:29 pm
Well, there it is! A proposed cut to funding of Christian art works while stacking the deck with Islamic doctrines. The facts you've presented support my claims. Thank you, though this gives no excuse for your persistent head in the sand approach.
Cholo, you've spent too much time in libraries and now all you can do is call out names and present us with your liberal disease infected "diversity" (diversionary) mush. Go to the mall. Shop a little? What? No money? No job? And our socialist libraries have taken away your brain. Go figure!
a resident of Livermore
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:41 pm
mushpea is a tweedy pipe sucking tankard quaffing half professional literary dupe...
I read all the time and i enjoy it...tonight i'm gonna a sing one of my favorite union songs and eat a nice piece of steamed eel on steamed rice with mushy peas! tee hee hee...yum yum plenty and i mean it!
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jan 23, 2013 at 3:51 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
What ARE you talking about . . . cutting Christian art, adding Islamic doctrine? I'll spare the white space and not re-post what the site says, but it says nothing of the kind.
a resident of Bridle Creek
on Jan 23, 2013 at 5:27 pm
Staceleen, (oh man, I'm never going to forgive myself for saying this, but...) you're being baited. Just don't bite. Unless you're being baited by me, of course!
Chomp Chomp!
a resident of Vintage Hills
on Jan 23, 2013 at 5:40 pm
Kathleen Ruegsegger is a registered user.
Thanks Nurse, but I don't see it as baiting. Someone made a claim; I just went looking for the facts.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 5:54 pm
Who's baiting who? I've looked at the list. Have you? Look at all the references to mongrel religion, especially of the Islamic sort, and compare it to the Christian. Especially under the antiChristian Obama empire. Besides, whose to say that the list isn't partial? And it isn't what the list SAYS it is, its what the government is doing. Fact number one, its spending my tax money on Islamic causes. Fact number two, its doing this more under Hussien Obama's rain than in the Bush administration. A lot more. Fact number three, Obama cut spending for arts but increased spending for Islamic causes. Therefore, Obama is harkening to the call of Mohammud at my expense and the expense of all good God-fearing Christians. Wake up people!!!
a resident of Bridle Creek
on Jan 23, 2013 at 5:58 pm
No, go back to sleep, people! Let Obama harken to the call!
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 6:03 pm
That's right, go back to sleep. That's why the American people re-installed a Muslim Commander in Chief in office. Does anyone doubt that the raised price on postage is going to help fund more Islamic doctrine?
a resident of Bridle Creek
on Jan 23, 2013 at 6:40 pm
Yes, and I, for one, welcome our new Islamic overseers. More moolah for more mullahs, please, Mr. President. Hail to the sheik!
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 23, 2013 at 7:22 pm
Where do you people come from? In the old days you were someone who thought Catholics were following the Pope as a cult...
a resident of Amador Estates
on Jan 23, 2013 at 7:25 pm
Actually, Teacake should named Fruitcake.
Sorry, couldn't resist that.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 7:51 pm
Your joke failed. Just goes to show you don't know much about our nation's history. Our 13 colonies, many of them Catholic, protested the exorbitantly high tax on tea, not fruit.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 23, 2013 at 9:13 pm
@ Teacake Frank
My ancestry dates back to the 1850's when both sides of my genetic family first arrived in Albuquerque New Mexico. My great, great grandfather was a state senator in the late 1850 and a landed merchant. Suddenly immigrants from a foreign land came in and invaded his territory and took his land, his business and his life. Who do you think those foreign invaders were??? You got it Teacake ... look in the mirror and tackle that rascal for his diabolical deeds? You will have done us all a favor.
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 23, 2013 at 9:15 pm
Excuse me ... My ancestry in the United States dates back to the 1550'S ... my mistake. Yes, that's before the Mayflower in 1620.
a resident of Downtown
on Jan 23, 2013 at 11:15 pm
Yeah, but you guys lost your property rights because you didn't know how to write up landed deeds and contracts. Now the likes of you and your ilk want to take Americans' guns away as prelude to taking back what you mistakenly think belongs to you. Well, some tyrant in Washington DC can make me pay your kid's college tuition, but you'll not take our guns away from us. Its NEW Mexico now, not Mexico.
By the way, Milo, what does your ancestry have to do with B. Hussien Obama spending my tax dollars for purposes of indoctrinating American (not Mexican) citizens with Islamic propaganda? And how am I supposed to look in the mirror when my sight is blinded by a whirlwind of my hard earned dollars being vacuumed out of my wallet?
a resident of Birdland
on Jan 24, 2013 at 10:06 am
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
Keep your enemies close......start the jihad, Frank.......lol
a resident of Another Pleasanton neighborhood
on Jan 24, 2013 at 11:05 am
For what it's worth, America is not a Christian nation. The First Amendment guarantees freedom of religion. Any religion as well as freedom FROM religion.
It's curious to me that the same people who accuse President Obama of being a Muslim are the ones who got upset with his Baptist minister's criticism of the government.
Does "My country, right or wrong" only apply when it's someone else's president?
a resident of Birdland
on Jan 25, 2013 at 9:06 am
liberalism is a disease is a registered user.
Appalled, America was founded on Christian principles, like it or not. You can deny this fact all you want, and twist the 1st amendment to meet your idea of an atheists utopia, but it won't change a thing about our history or our current demographics.
Obama may represent you and thousands of other like-minded victims and govt dependents, but the other 50+% of our citzens are counting the days until this amateur is finally out of the White House and following in Jimmy Carter's footsteps.
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Are there any advices for new players? How to start playing PvP and not be killed within 10 minutes?
Are there any advices for new players? How to start playing PvP and not be killed within 10 minutes?
Well if you are a new player, you will most likely get pupstomped to start with. And not dying within the first 10 min? You normally die more in a BG than that if you are a new player.
You are doing well if you take 10 minutes to die
Need more info though, whats your class/spec/gear level?
Stay persistent! It is hard to begin with, but once you have gear, understand your rotation and understand the games it gets a lot easier.
Unfortunately it takes a LONG time to get geared up to a competitive level.
So, you just have to stick it out for a few weeks.
You're saying new players so I'll assume you're leveling, in which case unless you don't have Bind on Account gear there is really no good advice to keep you alive. If you're a 90, and new to PvP. It's still the case. PvP is a grind, until you get around 20k+ honor you won't really be entirely useful, and you'll be shit on. But once you have gear, then it really comes down to knowing your class.
Thanks for advices. I'm a little better now For now i mainly grinding, but i also started questing.
Pick one class, become good at it.
Which class are you leveling?


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Instead of touting his ties with the notoriously homophobic and provincial Dapper, Murphy adds, he wants people to know about what he calls "a very positive, personal dynamic between Deval Patrick and Steve Murphy" — a dynamic that will be on display when the progressive, African-American governor holds a high-profile fundraiser for Murphy at Anthony's Pier 4, a week before the November 6 city election.
That event — not yet announced by Murphy, but confirmed to the Phoenix by the Patrick campaign committee and by officeholders planning to attend — is Murphy's reward for his early and active support of Patrick's gubernatorial campaign. And it might well make the difference in Murphy maintaining one of the four at-large seats on the council.
Murphy's decision to work for Patrick while other council members remained neutral or offered little else than their endorsements was a masterstroke, says one close observer of local politics, who is not associated with any of the at-large candidates.
"Whether Deval Patrick won or lost," says the source, "[Murphy] had a lot to gain in the liberal and minority parts of the city" by stumping for him. (Murphy's support for populist Democratic presidential aspirant John Edwards could be viewed in a similar light.)
Not long ago, Murphy seemed content with a businessman-turned-hack image. After a private-sector career, he worked for then–Senate president Billy Bulger, followed by stints on staff with the attorney general and secretary of state, before joining the city council in 1997. He was best known as a conservative, budget-savvy numbers guy, and a constituent-services deliverer with an eye constantly drifting to other offices.
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Yeah, their D is not that great again this yr. I saw the Jets & Hawks games & how they almost blew the game vs the Jets & the comback by Seattle, that may be another reason they run up the score, their D might blow a close one. Be that as it may, NE has scored 50+ on teams more than any other team these past 7-8 yrs. They also tend to win alot of their games by double digits as well. Matter of fact, this is the 2nd time this yr they put up 50+ on a team & their 3 losses are by a combined 4 whopping pts! They've outscored their opponents by 133 pts. So they tend to win by alot & lose by very little.
At 7-3, they are already 3 up on the rest of the pathetic AFCE teams & should finish with the # 2 seed at the very least. #1 seed if they beat the Texans in a few weeks. Texans & 49ers are the only 2 tough teams left on their schedule, so 12-4 or 13-3 again for this team.
If the Giants can make it to the SB again, I don't know if I want us facing NE a 3rd time as 3rd time might be the charm for them. And you know they would want nothing more than to destroy & humiliate us 58-14 as payback for their 2 SB losses to us.
Kinda want a shot at the Ravens for payback on our only SB loss or Pit due to the fact that a Giants/Steelers SB would be a slobber knocker slugfest!


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Talk of fresh starts quickly derails each January as reality and routine set in. Beautywise, it is easy to be on the back foot from day one, with holidays being responsible for much of the TLC we need. Climatic assaults leave our skin and hair dehydrated so it is good to step in early to counteract the damage.
Moisture is the number one need at this time of year so ensure you get plenty of it. Lip balms and hand creams are indispensible items that need frequent reapplications and face and body moisturisers should be lavished on, ideally morning and night. Try oils for extra conditioning for skin or hair and use thick creams or balms on elbows, knees and heels. None of these needs to be particularly expensive, quantity not quality sometimes does carry the day, but look for fast-absorbing, non-greasy options.
Don't rely on sunscreen alone to give you enough facial moisture and do ensure you cleanse thoroughly each evening to avoid clogging pores. Removing fake tan is also vital if you want reapplication to go smoothly. Left to wear off unaided it will give legs a patchy, leathery look.
Here are three easy things to improve your appearance this summer season:
A pedicure to rid your feet of scaly bits. (Try a Chinese one or get out the pumice at home.)
A hair conditioning treatment to add silky shine. (Use a mask or go to the salon for an infusion.)
A mild exfoliating facial to refresh your complexion. (Or lie back and enjoy a hydrating mask.)
If your skin is particularly dehydrated, look for products containing oatmeal. Try Aveeno's dermatologist endorsed Skin Relief range. For sensitive skins opt for low-irritant, fragrance-free ranges with calming natural ingredients such as chamomile, feverfew and calendula.
Silicones (most commonly dimethicone) are often found in skin and hair care products. They help paper over cracks and perform a useful barrier function, but view their inclusion as a stop-gap measure, other than in hair conditioners and skin primers where their smoothing action is hard to beat.
Serums laced with silicones are among my beauty bugbears. They may make your skin feel super-smooth, but don't be fooled into thinking they've transformed its texture beyond having a superficial impact. They're masking agents not miracle workers. Given that serums are among the most expensive skin care items, it pays to check out what you are actually putting on your skin.
Conscious consumerism is a New Year's resolution that will pay long-term dividends.
1. Nature Bath Manicare Sea Sponge ($24.99) and Detox Cellulite Brush ($19.99)
Manicare's new Nature Bath range includes this sea sponge harvested sustainably from the Mediterranean Sea. The honeycomb texture allows for gentle cleansing and exfoliating in the shower. Use it daily to massage skin. The range also includes exfoliating mitts and wooden detox loofah, massage and anti-cellulite brushes, all made with bamboo fibres. (From Farmers and selected pharmacies.)
2. Weleda Skin Food ($21.90)
This tube of balm is a handy multi-purpose soother. It's wholly natural and includes plant oils and waxes known to soothe and quench skin. The fragrance comes from orange and lavender essential oils. The 75ml tube is small enough to take on an aircraft where its versatility will prove a boon in harsh air conditioning. (From health food stores and selected pharmacies)
3. Eight Hour Cream Intensive Moisturizing 30ml Hand Treatment ($8)
At this price, this limited edition small-size tube of Eight Hour Cream won't last long on shop shelves, so if you haven't tried the renowned beauty product yet, stock up now and find out what the fuss is about. Elizabeth Arden developed the original cream back in 1932 after using a similar petrolatum-based unguent on her beloved horses. (From Elizabeth Arden counters at Farmers and selected pharmacies).
Neutrogena's Norwegian Formula Hand Cream is another heavy-duty option.
4. Apicare Repair Me Intensive Treatment 130gm Handcream ($19.90)
Appealing New Zealand-made, plant-based hand cream with the added benefits of healing manuka honey and calendula oil proves you don't need to spend a lot to get a good natural product. A little goes a long way yet leaves a nice non-greasy feel. Available also in a smaller travel size tube. (From selected pharmacies.)
5. IZ Skincare Cleanser ($29.99)
From the Australian makers of Invisible Zinc sunscreens, this soap-free cleanser contains a hefty 12 per cent glycolic acid to help remove the residues barrier layers leave behind. The action from this alpha hydroxy acid will be particularly beneficial for those with acne-prone skin. (From Life and Unichem pharmacies.)
6. Bio-Oil 125ml bottle ($33.95)
Apparently, even Kim Kardashian uses the South African-developed stuff, but lest that put you off bear in mind Bio-Oil is said to be the product most recommended by New Zealand doctors and midwives to treat scar and stretch marks. It leaves skin feeling supple and is versatile, with the reality TV star saying she uses it around her eyes as well as on her new baby bump. Contains vitamin A and E and plant oils although the number one ingredient is a form of liquid paraffin. (From pharmacies, supermarkets and department stores.)
7. Palmers Cocoa Butter Body Scrub ($13.50)
There are plenty of exfoliants out there but, for the price, this one is particularly good value given it uses crushed walnut shells and cocoa beans rather than polyethylene as scrubbing agents. There's a companion Skin Therapy oil plus body creams and butters. (From Farmers, Kmart and selected pharmacies and supermarkets.)
8. Feet by O.P.I ($39.90)
This callus therapy cream smoothes dry and cracked skin. Contains shea butter, fruit extracts and silicones and that rare thing in a foot cream, a fragrance that isn't peppermint. (Stockists ph 0800 144 562.)


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Stanford's Chase Thomas among top college prospects to watch
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Stanford's Chase Thomas is turning heads in NFL scouting circles. The linebacker faces a tall task Saturday night in the explosive Oregon offense. Bucky Brooks details top prospects to watch.


text: A penny won't buy you much these days but it will go a lot further than a Vietnamese dong. This has the dubious distinction of the worst rate of exchange against sterling of any currency – you need about 33,000 dong to buy just £1. Here are the world's 10 least valuable currencies, as compiled by forexcurrency.us.


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Food for Florida is the name of the state of Florida's Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (D-SNAP). The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) approves state requests to operate a D-SNAP after the state has received a Presidential disaster declaration for individual assistance, and grocery stores are open and operating in your area. Once program operations have been approved, the Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) will set a limited period for you to file a Food for Florida application.
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The Food for Florida online application is activated for declarations at the state level by the Governor and for Presidential disaster declarations for individual assistance. For information and to pre-register for assistance following a state declared disaster using the web-based system, visit http://www.dcf.state.fl.us/programs/access/fff/.
If there is a presidential declaration, you can apply for Food for Florida when you complete the application process on DisasterAssistance.gov.
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Florida DCF certification staff must review your household's circumstances to determine eligibility. You may either apply in person for Food for Florida benefits at an application site or pre-register online and report to an application site in your area to show proof of identity and, if eligible, obtain your Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. The EBT card will be loaded with your Food for Florida benefits and works like a debit card at most grocery stores.
You can access a listing of Food for Florida application sites in your area at:
Eligibility: You are eligible for food assistance through Food for Florida if you: Are not already receiving food benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which is the regular state food assistance program (Current SNAP households may be eligible for supplemental disaster benefits.) Were living or, in some cases, working in the disaster area at the time of the disaster Experienced at least one of the following adverse effects: Unreimbursed disaster-related expenses (e.g., home or business repairs, temporary shelter expenses, evacuation expenses, home/business protection, disaster-related personal injury including funeral expenses) Lost or inaccessible income In some cases, households that have experienced food loss without incurring other disaster-related expenses may be eligible Your eligibility for Food for Florida is based on your "disaster gross income" or DGI. When you apply for benefits, your caseworker will calculate your DGI by adding your take-home pay, unearned income (such as public assistance payments) and liquid resources (such as bank accounts and cash on hand) and subtract your unreimbursed disaster-related expenses. The maximum DGI is set each year and is based on household size. If your DGI is less than the maximum you may qualify for Food for Florida. To see current DGIs for various household sizes visit: http://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/government/FY11_Income_Standards.htm.
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I think Taylor lautner is better off by him self. Because he was ok in all the twilight sagas. And we don't wont some girl taking away his abs from us. So Taylor can dump the girl or lose 70% of his fans that he can't get back! So who will it be Taylor. Girl or fans. That might just hate you for ever. Choose wisely Tay or your cerror goes down the dran. Taylor just so you know I really love you and I am your greatest fan in the world. I love you personality and I love you Taylor and Jacob because you both make me laugh. Love you Tay forever and always. 😘😏💑. You are my 👼. Love ,Jasmine p.s please keep the abs. P.p.s Plese comment back.
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Taylor Lautner can go into US bars now. Have a happy and let loose (but still be responsible).
Also, as you go more into adulthood, make better choices in your career. Twilight is over; you can't rely on that fanbase going forward. Broaden your demographic appeal, work on your acting, and get good projects.
Stop the dates that look like you called the paps, including your rumoured gf from high school. If you're serious about this girl just come out with it. You look like you're stringing her along while you go out with high profile girls (see Chris Brown/Rihanna/Karreuche Tran). As long as she's reported as "rumored" and not a name in her own right (Clipper Girl is nothing) she looks like an on-call jumpoff. Do the right thing.
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Happy Birthday Taylor. Enjoy your Special Day. You are truly blessed and I hope with this new age also comes wisdom. Wisdom in staying humble, secure in the realities that this world offers. Please stay true to family values and the foundation taught. Look at others who have fallen at your age, and stay clear of those dangers. For here today and gone tomorrow. So quick, so fast. Millions to Zero. Think before you act or speak. Mi Mi Mi La La La Happy Birthday To You…..:-)


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Students must submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be a candidate for loans or work-study monies. January 1 is the first day the FAFSA form can be submitted. March 1 is the latest filing date recommended by the College of Law.
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Abbreviated journal titles can be a challenge for researchers. Below is a list of various print and electronic resources to help decipher journal abbreviations:
Electronic Resource Guides: JAbbr - created by Cornell University Libraries Journal Abbreviation Resources on the Web - created by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library Biological Journals and Abbreviations Print Resources (available at the Reference Desk): Periodical title abbreviations: by abbreviation / editor, Leland G. Alkire, Jr. ; associate editor, Cheryl Westerman-Alkire. Detroit, Mich. : Gale Research Co., c2001. Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation. BPH-2 : periodicals with botanical content : constituting a second edition of Botanico-Periodicum-Huntianum / Gavin D.R. Bridson, compiler, [et al.]. Pittsburgh : Hunt Institute for Botanical Documentation, Carnegie Mellon University, 2004.


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This weekend saw Johnny Depp put on the fangs for the first time in his career, and while I doubt that his Barnabas Collins will be the choice of many people, it did make me think that Vampires might make a good topic for this week's Tossin' It Out There.
Wikipedia lists out nearly 300 Vampire Movies on its page on the subject. IMDb has 771 movies with the keyword "Vampire". There's really no doubt about the fact that these creatures of myth have been well represented in films. 2012 isn't even done releasing movies featuring Vampires, there are at least three more to come: "Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter", "Twilight: Breaking Dawn – Part 2" and the animated "Hotel Transylvania".
From the classics ("Nosferatu", "Dracula") to the comedic ("Dracula: Dead and Loving It"), from the romantic ("Bram Stoker's Dracula") to the regrettable ("Priest"), Vampires have been used in a wide variety of movies, featuring a number of different styles and tones.
Perhaps you're nostalgic for 80's classics ("Fright Night", "Lost Boys"). Or do you prefer your Vampires heroic ("Blade")? Young and Creepy ("Let the Right One In")
Whatever it is, there's a Vampire movie to fit your tastes. So let's hear it, who's your favorite Vampire? Does is irritate you when they play fast and loose with the rules? (Practically all Depp needs to do in Dark Shadows is wear sun tan lotion in order to go out into the sun, LOL) What are YOUR favorite Vampire Movies?


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Back in Ireland!
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Soooo glad to be back in Ireland...it really does feel like home (or at least grandma's home)
Walked about a mile through town to our lovely B&B...Faythe Guest House (one of the best places we have ever stayed...highly recommended!)
(my side of the room looked like this...her side always looked like this)
Off to explore Wexford Town (a typical Irish port city)...
After 4 weeks, an Irish Pub and some Guinness at last!
Next morning: 7am bus to Limerick!
Our very last night in Ireland...
Arrive at Bunratty Village, after a 4 hour bus ride to Limerick (back to the storage place to get all of Sarah's shit!), and 2 taxi's -to fit all the stuff- around 1pm.
Bunratty Castle dates back to the 1200's
Lunch at Durty Nelly's,.the village's pub since the 15th century...
(look closely at the glasses...can you see the shamrocks in the foam?)
..and our final evening was spent at Bunratty Castle's Medieval Banquet...the perfect ending!
(we drank ALOT of red wine with the Italian honeymooners across from us)
**These past five weeks have been an amazing experience and I am so glad I got to share it with Sarah. How lucky she is to have had this opportunity at such a young age and to experience so much.
Although I have missed my family and home more than words could ever describe...there are many things I will forever miss about the places & people we encountered along our journey, but in general I will miss...
German manners
Italian charm
London style
Belgium street waffles
Austrian views
Wales' fresh air
Spain, well, I literally missed it
French sophistication (and that yogurt!)
Netherlands/Holland - EVERYTHING!
Czech......(still thinking?)
Irish swearing and their Guinness (it really does taste better here!)
Things I will NEVER take for granted again...
- ice
-tipping a set amount
-regular time (as opposed to military time)
-fahrenheit degrees
-shower curtains or doors...or just showers!
-a washer & dryer!
-air conditioning
-doors that lock without a key
-cold 1% or 2% milk...not that warm cream
-window screens
-all my clothes...it gets old wearing the same thing for 5 weeks
-lazy Sundays
-'manly' American men...only the Aussies could compare
-my regular cell phone (w/ NO country codes!)
-lastly...the United States of America... I have a deepened appreciation for where we live, what we have, and how lucky we all are!
Early morning, off to Shannon Airport by 6am....Home Sweet Home in 13 hours!
AU REVIOUR! &nbs p; &nbs p; 4 pm (est)!
(those 10+ days in France have taken their toll!)
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