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12:35 21st June 2013
Head coach all set for players' return
Head Coach Kenny Jackett has highlighted the importance of a "good pre-season" as he prepares to welcome back the squad for training on Monday.
Jackett has moved quickly to sort all his personal arrangements including renting a house in the area, ahead of being able to get straight on with the business of preparing for his first full season at the Molineux helm.
And that includes holding individual talks with players as they return to Compton as he prepares to reshape the squad for the new campaign.
"I've been going back and forth, but most people are back from holiday now so I've been getting to know everyone," says Jackett.
"I wouldn't say I know everyone in a couple of weeks, but I've been introducing myself to everyone.
"Getting to know everyone's name – especially at the ground – is a real test!
"But that's very important.
"And then after that for myself personally, it's about getting settled into the house and my son into school in the area, which has fallen into place well.
"My wife and one of my sons is coming up with us to fit in with the school syllabus – the other son is at university.
"That's taken a couple of weeks and I'm gearing myself up for next week because we need to start well.
"A good pre-season at any club is important, but the one that precedes this season is going to be key for us."
There has been widespread speculation surrounding the Wolves squad, and club officials have already commented on the likelihood of plenty of "ins and outs" ahead of the League 1 season.
And Jackett will be honing that process from next week as he holds sit-down discussions with the players.
"There is a lot of speculation and I need to speak to players first and assess the group first and then I need to speak to players individually," he explains.
"That's the reason for coming back on the 24th because that's pretty early in terms of where people are – I don't think any team in the Football League is back as early as that and most are back the week
"My view on that is to make that assessment on the players and then speak to the individuals to see where they are in terms of their career.
"They will be here and an assessment comes first and then talking of who, what and where comes after that.
"No one has given an indication to me that they want to leave.
"There have been media reports on some players, and Jez and Kevin have spoken to some players or their representatives, but not directly with me.
"I'll pick up with the knowledge of the people who are here and who I'll work with and hopefully step on to a better level of discussion."
Jackett has also confirmed that there have been some initial discussions around players potentially moving on including Bakary Sako.
"Sako is a very good player who had a very good year last season," he said.
"Will he want to stay and play in League One? That's doubtful.
"So the process is probably underway. But I don't think any players will go without it being right for the club.
"I don't know how far it's gone down the road but it's accurate to say that in terms of some of the players, the process has started and things are activated.
"There are some obvious ones, there are some in a grey area – 'are they going or aren't they?'
"Well, from my point of view, let's see their level of performance and let's hear what they say, and let's see what my assessment is as to whether I want them as well."
Jackett has also revealed that Wolves are not at an "advanced stage" with any club regarding possible outgoings, although that can change quickly once the transfer window starts to hot up.
And he is keen to ensure that plans with players expected to be at the club next season are given plenty of due prominence.
"With the sudden fall from Premier League down to League One, there are issues which have to be resolved - but they will be," he added.
"The process needs to start. Is it going to be a short one or a long one?
"You don't sell players, other people buy them.
"So there has to be a third party somewhere that would be attractive to Wolves, and to the player.
"From my point of view, if people don't want to be here, there's so much mental energy going to go into people that don't want to be at Wolves, but come on - we kick off on August 3, so what about the club?
"I'm sure all parties will consider that."
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Lily Aldridge doesn't mind if men look at her "hot" pictures.
The Victoria's Secret Angel insists she isn't a sex object, but reveals she isn't bothered by the idea she has male fans lusting after her.
Speaking to The Times Magazine, she said: "Obviously, they're going to look at pictures of girls in their underwear and think they're hot. And they are hot."
Aldridge, 27, is married to Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill and said she models for other women rather than men.
"I try not to think about [men staring]. When I'm posing I'm doing it for other women, thinking about how much I loved looking at [similar] pictures as a little girl.
"Men are looking at me, too, I know that, and if I didn't have male fans I wouldn't have women fans ... I'm not self-conscious. If I didn't feel confident, I wouldn't be dressing in underwear to make a living."
She and her husband - who have one daughter, eight-month-old Dixie Pearl - got married in May 2011, and the model knew her rockstar partner was interested when they first met at Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2007.
"I knew he had a crush on me ... From then on, we were inseparable ... We're super-low-key and very family-orientated."
- BANG! Showbiz

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Cozy Room with Wi-Fi (Room 10)
Size15 m²
Floor No.5(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
- Lockable room
- Internet/WiFi
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|Detmolder Strasse, 10715 Berlin, Germany
|Property type
|Private room
|Property ID
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|Calendar updated
|2 weeks ago
This spacious and warm room is on an apartment flatshare. The property has a total of six rooms. This is a newly built top floor, modern, with all the comforts of a hotel, but it conveys the feeling of "the own apartment." You can reach the floor comfortably by an elevator.
The room is equipped with a very comfortable bed, wardrobes, sofa and a huge window with a beautiful view. The kitchen, as well as washing machines and dryer room and the two bathrooms with shower, wash basin and toilet are shared.
The kitchen shared with other guests of the apartment is an open to an dining area and a lounge area with sofas , tables and chairs. The modern kitchen area has all usual appliances for example refrigerator, dishwasher, ceramic stove, oven, kettle, toaster etc.
The apartment is situated close to Bundesplatz near the federal court in Berlin-Wilmersdorf. The good transport links suburban train (Circle Line) Underground trains and buses take you anywhere you want in Berlin. This a perfect place for people who want to stay longer in Berlin, work here, or want to study on a course.
Everybody is welcome! Hope to see you soon!
House rulesIt is not permitted to smoke
Pets are not allowed
By a key- safe arrival is possible even outside the check-in time
We are a self-catering accommodation but don´t worry shops baker, live food market are at walking distance.
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Kim was super friendly, everything was catered for and the location is great too! 'll Be back!
Kim war super freundlich, für alles war gesorgt und die Lage ist auch super! Gerne wieder!
Very nice room, happy again. Value fits!
Sehr schöne Zimmer, gerne wieder.
Preis Leistung passt !!
Mir hat es gar nicht gefallen. Das Zimmer war spärlich ausgestattet, nicht mal ein Spiegel! Die Zimmertür hatte einen riesigen Spalt und die Hausdame betrat ohne Anzuklopfen und in meiner Abwesenheit mein Zimmer. Es soll wohl Strom gespart werden und von daher war der Duschraum viel zu kalt. Für Handtücher muss man noch extra bezahlen.
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Our room and living areas were spotlessly clean, however our first impressions were not good. The entrance was dark and the lift hard to find. When we arrived on our floor, the stairwell was dirty and smelled bad. It was also not clear as to were our apartments were.
Our room, while clean, was very sparse, lack of curtains made us uncomfortable about privacy. There was no chair to put clothes on.
Some of the photos on the site were not those of our apartment, including the bedroom we were given.
We did enjoy the company of the people there and the owner did respond to any questions we had.
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Hello! My stanying in this apartament has been very good, near the underground, clean, new i recomended this.
Absolutely not recommended: Frequently willdfremde people with private door key to day and night ran through our apartment to reach across to underlying premises. This to prevent has not been possible because the door would not let block from the inside. Other shortcomings: Exposed electrical wiring, no light in the bathroom, leftovers from the previous guest in the fridge and freezer, only 8 real beds, instead of remaining 2 beds only a wobbly folding camp bed, and finally a very unfriendly "landlord" - NEVER AGAIN !!!
Absolut nicht empfehlenswert : Häufig liefen willdfremde Menschen mit eigenem Türschlüssel zu Tages- und Nachtzeiten quer durch unsere Ferienwohnung um dahinterliegende Räume zu erreichen. Dies zu unterbinden war nicht möglich, da sich die Wohnungstür nicht von innen versperren liess. Weitere Mängel : Offenliegende Elektroinstallation, kein Licht im Bad, Essensreste vom Vormieter in Kühlschrank und Gefrierfach, lediglich 8 richtige Betten, statt der restlichen 2 Betten lediglich ein wackeliges klappbares Campingbett , und schliesslich ein sehr unfreundlicher "Vermieter" - NIE WIEDER !!!
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Developer: Big Blue Box Studios
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In this groundbreaking role-playing adventure game from game designer Peter Molyneux, players' every action determines their character's skills, appearance and morality. The character's life story is created from childhood to death. They can grow from an inexperienced child into the most powerful being in the world, choose the path of righteousness, or dedicate their life to evil. Muscles expand with each feat of strength; force of will increases with each work of wit. Obesity follows gluttony, skin tans with exposure to sunlight and bleaches bone-white by moonlight. Players earn scars in battle and lines of experience with age. Each person they aid, each flower they crush, each creature they slay, will change the world forever. In "Project Ego," gamers decide: "Who will I be?"


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Two CLC instructors nominated for state honor
Two Central Lakes College instructors are nominated for Outstanding Educator awards bestowed each year by the Board of Trustees of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU).
Darci Goeden, Nursing, and Leon Dahlvang, Communication Art and Design, are now eligible for the Educator the Year award that recognizes superior teaching.
The pair was nominated by CLC President Larry Lundblad and will be among about two dozen MnSCU instructors recognized this spring at an award luncheon.
Goeden began teaching at CLC in 2002 and since 2004 has been part of the Associate Degree Nursing faculty while continuing as a registered nurse at Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Medical Center, Brainerd, where she has been employed for 15 years.
She earned her Master of Science degree in nursing from the University of Phoenix in 2004 after earning a Bachelor's degree from the University of North Dakota in 1997.
Last September Goeden became a certified nurse educator with membership in the National League for Nursing.
Dahlvang, a graduate of Verndale High School and Wadena Technical College, has been a college instructor since 1986 (Staples Technical College) and was named CLC Faculty Member of the Year in 2004 and 2010. As a student he attended the Computer Graphics program at the Staples campus and soon was hired to teach.
Previous CLC honorees were Jan Kurtz, Spanish and Latin American Studies (2008); Kari Frisch, Speech (2009); Janet Bedard, English, and Gary Carson, Natural Resources (2010); Betsy Picciano, Reading, and Nancy Smith, Health (2011); and Steve Anderson, Instrumental Music, and Martha Kuehn, Psychology (2012). Picciano was also one of four instructors named Educator of the Year by the MnSCU board.
Faculty who are designated as Outstanding Educators by their campus president must prepare a teaching portfolio that will be reviewed by a system-wide review committee.


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Hi Karen, Just thinking of you and looking at your latest post. You are a great blogger. Looks like you are having a good time. :)
And just who are the aliens anyway??
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I spend a few nights here...check out Punalu'u, the black sand beach during the day and there are two beautiful sea turtles snoozing on the sand ...I believe they are hawk-billed turtles...this beach is a nesting ground for them. I sit for a long time hoping the monk seals will show up too but I don't think it's sunny enough for them to want to come out of the water. I find the perfect diner up the road...coconut pancakes, fruit cobbler, and of course the more substantive stuff too...
I spend the afternoon with the Nature Conservancy folks who have a small office in this town. I get a sense of how they work with federal, state, and local interests to further their cause. I interview a Hawaiian zoologist and a plant biologist from the mainland who are both so invested in their mission...and more than willing to share their thoughts and their work with me.
Time to head on up the coast but first I stop at South Point, which is the southernmost piece of land in the US. I didn't realize that either, that Hawaii was the southernmost state, but apparently it is. So I take a 12 mile detour heading south off the road, on flat ranch land that is dry dry dry and dusty....and the wind is constant and intense...all the vegetation - what there even is of it - is leaning one way. There's very little out here except for the cattle, some horses, a ghost town of defunct wind mills....guess the wind farm out here didn't quite make it...the wind is so gusty, not evenly steady... I get out to the tip...it's so hot and sunny...and I want to hike out to the green sand beach....from the mineral olivine that crystallizes within the lava I believe. So to get there I've got to lean into the wind...this place rivals Iceland for the windy location award....but here there is sand and surf carried by the blowing wind. Well I get to the olivine beach...it's cool, but it was a long dusty trek here...my skin feels like it's broiling and sand blasted...my knee has stood up to the challenge...and yes, the sand is olive. Making my way back is a bit easier because the wind is pushing me so hard. I arrive at the car feeling battered, drained, and dehydrated. But traversing this southern land mass seemed like a necessary thing to do...and I have the green dust on my boots to prove I was there.
I decide to head all the way up to Kona for the night. I haven't had a proper shower in about two weeks....been swimming, so all is good...but a hot shower and a bed tempt me to check in at a hostel in tourist-land. I think maybe I'll even indulge myself and stay two nights. But shortly after I check in I'm quite aware that I will be headed out the next day. Why? Well this is the strip....Ali'i Drive....lots of chain restaurants...lots of trinkets...and too many tourists. And then there's the hostel guy.
Right away I sense this guy is a little too present when he asks me way too many questions over the phone. I'm just calling for a price and he wants to know my life story...like he's got to approve of me or something. And then I get there and very quickly his ego hits me over the head. It's so misleading because his appearance is that of a washed-up surfer dude...hair a little thin, belly hanging over the board shorts...but the tan and the outward attitude of a surfer. But laid back??? No way....this guy is so intense...he's got all these rules written all over the place...and when you don't obey one, he lets you know....I heard him voice two threats to throw people out during the evening....for minor infractions of his rules...an intensely edgy character. We clashed a few times...even though I was trying to stay far away from him. So I knew I was out of there. But I did meet a very sweet yoga man, Scott, who was running away from his old life as a model to find a new, more meaningful one. And I guess that was the gift of this hostel...Scott was the antithesis of Zero...yes, the surfer dudes name was Zero...hard to believe, huh...
So I spend a pleasant day in Kona...strolling....eating...I'm chatting with Corey near the water and up pops a sea turtle...I get to watch it swim around all during the conversation...and then I head down to Ho'okena Beach. I wind down a rather steep road towards the ocean, and again, I'm awed by beauty. My tent is a handful of footsteps away from the ocean....it's right on the sandy cove. Right now I hear people playing guitar and drums and singing on the beach. It's a cool place for travelers...very friendly...immediately I talk to a number of them...a bunch of rasta-haired, freaky looking people with warm and open hearts....from all over the world.
And I just spent an hour or so talking with Glendora and Damien the kama'aina (remember that word?), the Hawaiians who run the place. I learn a lot from them about the world here...he works with at-risk kids in the schools...and they lost a son to this ocean. This land belonged to Glendora's family until the gov't eminent-domained them out of it. If you didn't sell, they condemned it and took it over anyway. But the land reverted back to Glendora's care because it became a hang out and drinking place out of control. They're telling me about how the kids that go to college leave the island and don't come back...and the less successful kids are left behind and that can be a problem. But the ones left behind are the ones that retain their culture while the college kids abandon their roots and assimilate into the mainstream. So that leaves a unique crop of kids to carry on traditions and maintain local ways...and these kids are not always happy to have outsiders, such as tourists, invade their space... it's a delicate balance. And understandable that there might be some resentment on the part of the locals.
Who are the locals? Well history has it that Polynesians from the Marquesas Islands came to Hawai'i over 1600 years ago. That's from 2400 miles of ocean away. And along with the people came some of the present day aliens...pigs (that really tear up the fragile ecosystems), dogs, chickens, taro, sweet potato, banana, and sugar cane. These people were the primary inhabitants until more Polynesians came around 800 years ago (from the Society Islands)...they then took over and had about 400 years of isolation...Hawaiian culture emerged. Then Captain Cook entered the picture in 1778 - in fact he landed right about where I am on the Big Island - and that was the end of isolation. When I talk to Hawaiians they are from a variety of places, mostly from west and south of Hawaii. There are lots of Filipinos here and I'm enjoying their presence...I haven't been around this many Filipinos since I was in the Peace Corps 30 years ago...I'm eating food that I haven't seen since then. There was a large migration in the 60s to work on the sugar cane fields...and I believe it was around that time that the mongoose appeared. Initially brought to control rats in the fields, they found a hearty niche for themselves. And now I see at least 15 mongooses a day, scurrying across the road, in campgrounds...they are the Hawaiian version of the chipmunk...non threatening but ever present. I've included a photo of a mongoose in case you don't know what one looks like...but they move fast so it's not a particularly good one...take a squirrel, color it brown, elongate it, and you've got a mongoose.
I was reading in the paper today that the Hawaiian Kingdom group, that alliance that wants Hawaii to be self-governing and not under US control, took over the palace in Honolulu yesterday and intends to remain a presence there until the Hawaiian Kingdom is restored. I didn't realize that it was only in 1959 that Hawaii became a state. And that's not popular with everybody. This group is pretty determined and has been steadily pushing for self-rule...doesn't seem like they're going to let up anytime soon. I personally have felt nothing but friendliness and a feeling of welcome from the Hawaiians I've met. But the struggle for sovereignty makes sense to me...why did they become a state anyway? Got another thing to google. Wonder if their persistence will pay off....
A little history, some politics, and now the day is over...I retreat to my tent feeling a profound sense of peace in this place. I listen to the guitar accompanying some singing which is just about drowned out by the sound of the waves harmonizing with the coqui frogs. All intertwined there is a sense of quiet and unity here...


text: Architecture, Energy and the Occupant's PerspectiveBruce Kuwabara was a keynote speaker at the 26th International Conference on Passive and Low Energy Architecture (PLEA) which took place in Quebec City, Canada, on June 22-24, 2009. He presented as a member of the Manitoba Hydro Place IDP team."Manitoba Hydro Place: Integrated design process exemplarAbstract: Manitoba Hydro Place (2004-2009) will be presented as a model for extreme climate responsive design and a case study for the Integrated Design Process (IDP). Lead participants - design architect, Bruce Kuwabara of KPMB Architects, climate engineer Thomas Auer of Transsolar ClimateEngineering, client represented by Tom Gouldsborough, and IDP Team Director, Glen Klym of Smith Carter Architects and Engineers, will demonstrate the IDP was integral to balancing energy performance goals against objectives of signature architecture, urban revitalization, and supportive workplace to achieve a daunting 60%+ energy reduction for a 64,650 m2 building in a climate that fluctuates from -35ºC to +40ºC annually."To read the full article, please download the PDF attachment below:


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What rock did you crawl out off? Never mind, I'm not interested.
Dear Editor:
I want to start by saying that I am in total agreement with President Obama concerning his desire to ban guns. I think only the government should have them. Toward that end I submit the following:
I move that we eliminate from American history EVERY mention of guns! That means that all gun-nuts must be expunged from our records.
These lunatics include such people as Washington, Revere, Jefferson, Lincoln and Teddy Roosevelt among many others. These jerks loved guns! Reading their writings you will find many positive mentions of firearms. Some of these creeps were members of militias and none of them were heros!
To me it is abhorrent that today we place their images on our coins and currency so that we are constantly reminded of them. Every time I make a purchase, theres a gun-nut looking at me. I believe that these gun-toters should be removed from our money
I also think that our history books should be re-written to eliminate every memory of these gun-lovers. It should be against the law to even mention their foul names. Burn all books that mention guns or gun owners.
I further believe that their faces should be removed from Mount Rushmore and replaced by such wonderful gun-grabbers as Bill Clinton, Ted Kennedy, Sarah Brady, Diane Swinestein and President Obama.
"And, why do so called 'hunters' have to kill animals? Why don't they buy their meat at the store like I do? They always have plenty.
Finally, I propose that the Second Amendment of the so-called Bill of Rights be ELIMINATED!
I really dont understand how we can ever eliminate guns if we continue to honor gun-nuts.
Sincerely yours; Ann Oogly Purson
What rock did you crawl out off? Never mind, I'm not interested.
Your in my Mind, and in my Sights
What I wrote is called "Political Satire." I try to think like somebody from the lunatic left and write it the way I think that they would. It's all humor. I hope most people can see that. I am pro gun, an NRA member, and detest people like the "lady" in my comical posting. As Senator Claghorn used to say on Old time radio: "That's a joke, son."
Submit that letter to most newspapers and they will likely publish it without even checking to see if the writer is legit.
I though it was ,,,, smart assed funny myself,, I got the satire of it right off, especially if the "Ann Ogly Purson" didn't give it away!! And seriously you should try to submit it some place, it would be more funny if someone did publish it!!! OMG!!
Sad part though,,, I've heard so many people that sound just like that for real,,, and they have no idea they sound so foolish!!! Or have any basis for there bias. But,, there's tons of them,,, unfortunately!!
I'd rather be a "has been" than a wannabe!
2TIMOTHY2,4 No man that warreth entangleth himself with the affairsof this life; that he may please him who hath chosen him to be a soldier.
God, Guns and Guts made America free,
Lets keep all three.
I get the satire and like it!
God so loved the world He gave his only Son...
...Believe in Him and have everlasting life.
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Regal Relaxation on the Southold Waterfront
Shorecrest Bed and Breakfast • Southold, NY
Escape Kit
- A One-Night Stay for Two in the West or South West Room, Mondays through Thursdays Between Now and April 18 ($219) or April 16 to June 20 ($225)
- Or, a Two-Night Stay for Two in the West or South West Room, Fridays through Sundays Between Now and April 18 ($449)
- Champagne Picnic or Wine Class for Two
- Winery Card for Tastings and Discounts at More Than 20 Local Wineries
- $50 Credit Per Guest for a One-Hour Massage
- $20 Dining Credit at First & South, The Frisky Oyster, or Noah's
Settled in 1640, the town of Southold, on the North Fork of Long Island, delivers a double dose of historical New York, with more than a dozen structures dating back to 1750 lining Main Street as proof of the town's longstanding commitment to a bygone era. Today, Southold sits at the center of an under-the-radar wine region, and several excellent restaurants have made this 372-year-old town a mecca for gourmands.
Find your home base on a getaway from the city at the Victorian Shorecrest Bed and Breakfast, a newly renovated Southold mansion on the waterfront where you'll have your choice of the West or South West Room—both outfitted with everything from plush robes to antique furnishings. Awaken to innkeeper Marilyn Mark's homemade breakfast, served on vintage China and described by guests as an "epicurean delight." Romance is in the air with a champagne picnic or wine class for two.
The royal treatment continues with a $50 credit per guest toward an hour-long massage. Then, dine on fresh-caught local bounty with a $20 credit toward one of three nearby eateries. At First & South, a charming family-run American bistro in nearby Greenport, you'll find ultra-fresh fish, chowder and salad, and American classics—like pork and beans—with an upscale twist (think pork belly and braised beans).
Or, head for The Frisky Oyster, also in Greenport, for the signature Oysters Friskafella, with garlic-scented spinach and chipotle-and-Parmigiano aioli. Or, head to Noah's for dishes like Crescent Farms duck barbecue or butternut squash ravioli.
In the warmer months, you'll have access to two private beaches—the perfect place to enjoy a bottle of wine from any of the 20 nearby wineries. You can also launch your canoe or kayak upon the Arshamomaque Pond, rent bicycles to explore the abundant wildlife on nearby trails and preserves, or take a swing at the famous Island's End Golf & Country Club. Afterward, warm up by the fire in the welcome lounge, or take the procession back to your room.
"Pictures do not do justice to this house—it is a wonderfully serene place with beautiful sunsets [and] a staircase away from the beach and ocean. It's also just a few minutes away from farms, wineries, and the fish market in Southold."-- TripAdvisor
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Wonder how the Eagles MB is after an OT loss to the Lions of all teams. lol!
Wonder how the Eagles MB is after an OT loss to the Lions of all teams. lol!
Or Dallass's MB LOL! Cowgirls fans are losing it.
I can't even go on their after a loss. Too many ******ed fickle fans.
The worst part about being relevant again is the @$$ clown fans that think we're unstoppable. This game was never a gimme. Disappointing game, but we're still 4-2 and have a chance to win the next two before our bye. Good luck G-Men, easily the best team in the East.
Let's put the women and children to bed and go lookin' for dinner
I just loved how all the Niner fans that came over here were talking about how unstoppable their offense was. We nipped that **** right in the bud.


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An unique sexual tendency that involves you, a friend's mother, your friend's father, and rope. It works like this. You are smashing in the pussy of your friend's mother in a barabric manner when her husband walks in. Instead of doing the civilized thing and apologizing, you instead proceed to beat the crap out of the husband, secure the ropes around his body, place him in a corner, and make him watch as you do unspeakable things to his wife. However, this is a completely hypothetical scenario, used to insult your friends when they become irritating. No human being would ever do such a wretched thing, hopefully.
Annoying Friend: I'm so cool and awesome and stuff.
You: STFU or I'll be doing The Ravi tonight.
Annoying friend: That's dsigusting.
You: STFU or I'll be doing The Ravi tonight.
Annoying friend: That's dsigusting.
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A situation where somebody is asked to water a friends or neighbors plants and flowers in the event of their absence however the request is completely forgotten about leading to the massacre of many flowers.
Marie only realized she had committed flora-homicide when the previously wooden floor could no longer be seen through the litter of purple flowers.
by susicia August 08, 2011
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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A guideline for situational dress appropriateness, such as formal, semi-formal, or business casual. Corporate Funky is typically a combination of stylish, yet slightly edgy dress in a business situation, combined with scruffy facial hair.
"Gabe looks amazing in that bespoke suit with no tie. And not shaving for this dinner with the CEO is real edgy. He is soooo corporate funky"
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David Cameron became Britain's new head of government, or Prime Minister, yesterday. At 43, he is the country's youngest leader in almost 200 years. Cameron is the head of the Conservative party. He succeeds Gordon Brown. Brown's Labor party had led the national government for the last 13 years.
Joining Forces
In Britain, citizens vote for their local representatives, or members of Parliament. The political party that gets the majority of representatives in Parliament is the winner. The leader of that party becomes Prime Minister.
But this year, the May 6 election results were unusual. Neither the Conservative nor Labor parties got a majority of all the seats in Parliament. Conservatives led in the vote, but were still 20 seats short. So both parties tried to win the support of a smaller party, the Liberal Democrats. Conservatives and Labor tried to get the Liberal Democrats to join forces with them to form a coalition (koh-ah-lish-un) government, or partnership.
Nick Clegg, the head of the Liberal Democrats, decided to make an agreement with Cameron and the Conservative party. Though Cameron and Clegg had different ideas about what was best for the nation and how to achieve their goals, they compromised and will try to work together. Cameron became Prime Minister. Clegg became Deputy Prime Minister, or second in command. It is the first coalition government in Britain since 1945.
The Challenges Ahead
The new leaders have many difficult issues to tackle. The nation's economy is in bad shape. Experts think that almost $9 billion will have to be cut in spending. British troops are fighting in Afghanistan, but the war is unpopular. Cameron must decide if--and when--to bring British troops home.
No one is sure if the new coalition government will succeed. But Cameron says he will try. "This is going to be hard and difficult work. A coalition will throw up all sorts of challenges," Cameron said in his first speech as leader. "But I believe together we can provide that strong and stable government that our country needs."
After five days of uncertainty, Britons know who will be leading them. Time will tell how the new government will work--or if it will work at all.


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Nature writes it's own story
Winter is begrudgingly trudging north, we have had enough snow and cold and it is time to think of warmer things. I don't burn much wood anymore, but we still have a woodlot behind our house that holds a mixture of pine, oak and aspen. I wrote the following column about that woodlot and the land around it and it is a Classic Last Windrow I wrote around the time of the 2000 Olympics.
There is a world within a world going on in my woodlot. Just a small patch of woods and swamp that surrounds my north country home. A mixture of jack pine, aspen, Norway pine, spruce and tamarack trees provide the ceiling in this little world within a world. Soils that vary from sand to peat bog provide the carpeting.
It is a small world that houses a number of furry, feathered and creeping critters. All live in this little three acre piece of Minnesota. The natural residents in this world go about their daily business without thought of how many medals our Olympians have captured. They don't tune into the evening news to see the latest human created tragedy in the larger world. The residents of my woodlot are more involved in the daily chores of finding something to eat, finding a place to seek shelter for the night and avoiding being eaten.
There are stories told everyday in this little wooded place. An aged tree has crashed to the earth in a recent windstorm exposing insects, who had sought shelter below the bark, to hungry chickadees and nuthatches. The huge tree lies on the forest floor and will now give its stored energy to the roots of the younger trees standing nearby. The tree's demise has opened a window through the forest canopy to the sun so that young plants around it can now capture the solar energy and grow.
A large hole is visible under the roots of the giant spruce tree. A mound of dirt provides the threshold to this dark cavern and there is a musky smell emanating from below leading me to believe that I've found the den of a red fox that I've seen darting through the woodlot. The breeding season has just been completed and I'll visit this spot again in the spring when there may be long-earred fox kits playing at the entrance.
I find a small pile of feathers in a corner of the woodlot. There is a spot of blood on one of the feathers telling me that the bird did not die a death caused by old age. There is no other trace of the struggle that must have taken place. One bird or animal lived, one died. There are no newspaper reports of the bird's passing. No trials or judges or juries will decide the guilt or innocence of the perpetrator of this event.
Huge paw prints appear on a deer trail at the edge of the swampland. A full grown timber wolf has been here and I can imagine it standing at the edge of the opening, nose in the air sifting for the scent of an old doe with her yearling fawn who have been my neighbors over the past summer. I wonder if both deer are still running or if they've become dinner for the wolf. I'll know the answer in the coming weeks.
Life in my little woodlot cycles without any interference from me. I have learned that I have virtually no influence on the way in which things happen here. I can enhance the woodlot by planting certain trees and shrubs, making open spaces where clover will grow and keeping an eye out for wild domestic cats and marauding dogs, but this little world within a world in my woodlot will go on with or without me. I've learned that sometimes it is just best to stay out of the way and let Nature write the story.
There's something comforting in knowing that.
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When an error is found in an application during development, the automated error prevention method helps you correlate that error to a specific point in the development process, and allows you to modify your processes to remove it, and more important, to prevent it from happening again. Preventing errors, rather than chasing them, dramatically improves software reliability. This way, you can stay competitive and not risk your valuable reputation on unforeseen bugs.
Ask any developer in your organization what he or she is doing at any point during the workday and most likely you'll hear the answer "debugging code"; that is, trying to make a piece of code work the way it was originally intended. Software is the only industry I know of where so much time is spent trying to figure out why something is broken and how it can be fixed. Other industries make their products right the first time; why can't the software industry do the same?
Software is a relatively new industry, less than fifty years old, and it has spent much of that time trying to figure out how to create reliable software applications with minimum errors. While much wonderful work has been done in a relatively short time, software remains the weakest link in our advanced technological society. The much touted "Software Reliability" campaigns recently espoused by industry leaders is a misnomer—no one is really trying to do anything about making software completely reliable because there is a widespread belief within the computing industry that nothing can be done. Despite recent studies that indicate that software errors cost U.S. businesses $60 billion a year, bad software is still accepted and used, largely without question, by both businesses and consumers alike.
There are many industry experts and leaders that claim to hold the answer to better software. These theories can generally be divided into two categories: process improvement and development dynamics. Process-improvement measures generally focus on human quality-control methods, that is, how to improve a behavioral process so that a procedure is performed exactly the same way each time it is performed, regardless of who is performing it. Well known process-improvement methods include ISO 9001 and SEI-CMM. While popular and effective for configuring human interactions and behaviors, quality control methods such as these leave much to be desired in the software arena. These approaches are costly to implement, they require enormous amounts of human labor to maintain and verify, and they create vast amounts of documentation to simply certify that a company follows a written procedure for writing software.
When it comes right down to it, the only notable result from development certification is lost time and money. Such processes do not guarantee that your products are error free, only that the human elements involved in the software development lifecycle are regulated in the hopes of reducing inefficiency. Your employees follow a process, but so what? Has that process really improved your software applications?
Development dynamics focus on improving development group behavior. Waterfall and iterative development were early and popular attempts to bring order to the actual process of software development. Much software created today is still developed in one of these two methods. More recent examples of development dynamics include eXtreme and Agile Programming. When using these methods, development groups "speed" up software production by shortening the development lifecycle. This is done through many numerous small application iterations that focus only on well-defined customer specifications. Approaches, such as these latter examples, address how development groups operate better when working in focused, small groups where coworker oversight and testing are integrated into the production process.
While they do keep developers focused on customer requirements and working efficiently in shortened time-to-market windows, such programming generally addresses only programmer behavior. They tend to focus on the question "Under what conditions do programmers work efficiently and quickly?" Unfortunately, error detection is still a large factor in such models. Testing is conducted to look for bugs in order to fix them, but nothing is done to alter the process that allowed those bugs to be created in the first place.


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Global Exchange has worked tirelessly over a twenty year period to end the U.S. Embargo of Cuba. We have focused on many different aspects of the embargo: travel, food and medicine, people to people communication, and professional interchange in various fields.
Our primary areas of focus are:
- The rights of environmentalists (both professional and grassroots) to interact with their Cuban colleagues in the interest of our mutual environmental health and sustainable development in this hemisphere
- The rights of all U.S. citizens to travel to Cuba, especially to engage in educational and socially responsible interchange, without the onerous bureaucratic intervention of the U.S. government
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When a relationship gets complicated due to friend, family member, or x boyfriend getting your girlfriend pregnant. Ultimately ending in a break up.
Me and my girlfriends relationship just got Jerry Springer. She's pregnant with her X husband. There divorce was final three months ago. Had to break up. They got back together. Her x was my good friend.bill
by maddogbill June 10, 2013
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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Kathleen's Biography
Young Feminist: Went to Solidarity Day in D.C. with mother and heard Gloria Steinem and Bella Abzug speak.
Riot Grrrl's Origins: Went to Bratmobile's Molly Neuman's father's office in the middle of the night and used his Xerox machine.
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Kathleen Hanna is a New York City-based artist, best known for her groundbreaking performances as a member of the feminist 90′s punk band, Bikini Kill, and her more recent multimedia group, Le Tigre. In 1991, Hanna collaborated with other feminist punk rockers on the fanzine Riot Grrrl, which called for increased feminist activity in the punk rock scene and led to the Riot grrrl underground feminist punk rock movement. Hanna is currently making art, giving lectures and writing a new album with her band 'The Julie Ruin'.


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Thanks so much, I always give an ornament to my sister's grandchildren, and now, great-grandchildren and needed a new idea for this year.
That is an adorable wreath! and easy, too! Thanks for sharing.
Love the concise easy instructions the photos made it make complete sense.. at first I thought uh oh this is going to be hard then you glued the first one and it was oh that isnt hard at all. just looks complicated which is nice also when gifting them .. I will surely make a few of these and I would think the cardboard helps them stay firm do you cover the cardboard ever first so its finished in the back too? I like the idea of doubling them but if you finish the back then it would be unnecessary and well faster. I could see a yoyo with a button in the center aso.
Here today... why what a lucky bunch we are.
This would also be fun to do with spring fabrics to make flower ornaments or any other season would do.
Life is full of many pieces- why not quilt?
Would look cute on top of wrapped gifts, thank you for sharing, great tute
I loved your ornament so I made one this morn. Or I should say half of one. I need to make my circle a little larger since the 9th point didn't fit so I had to get creative with that one. Of course, now the back half won't line up but, after all, it is my first one.
I used Elmer's glue to glue the folds of ea. before gluing it to the circle. petal down. I was surprised at how quickly it dried & adhered everything. Also used it to attach to the cardboard circle.
Thanks so much for this little cutie.
I love it! Thanks for the geat tutorial.
Thanks for this great idea!
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Talk:1222: Pastime
Total waste. There are 168 hours in a week, and some people get things done in only four. 188.8.131.52 (talk) (please sign your comments with ~~~~)
- To be fair, most people are forced to spend 40 hours a week by not getting things done just so they earn some money for food. Also, you don't exactly get things done while you sleep, but you will not get anything done if you don't sleep enough either. -- Hkmaly (talk) 08:34, 7 June 2013 (UTC)
- <Stops self from ranting about work-pessimism> OK, maybe I didn't, but I will now. And as regards sleep: http://xkcd.com/320/ 220.127.116.11 22:01, 9 June 2013 (UTC)
Let's not overlook the main title "Pastime"; after slugging it out all day at work, they come home and spend their time needlessly worrying when they could read, be creative, or do something meaningful. Galois (talk) 17:54, 7 June 2013 (UTC)
I thought the joke here was that this is something that everyone does. 188.8.131.52 00:42, 9 June 2013 (UTC)
Whoever linked to tvtropes is a monster. I burned three onions and my house while reading.
- You're not alone, anonymous poster. NealCruco (talk) 14:13, 22 January 2014 (UTC)


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Are You an Apple or a Pear? How to Eat for Specific Body Types
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As part of our mission to protect people against unsafe and ineffective fitness products and trends, ACE often commissions independent, third-party research studies from major universities across the country. In some cases, those studies have prompted action by the Federal Trade Commission against several companies making false claims.
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Do school-based exercise programs work? A new ACE-sponsored study examined the effects of a school-based physical-activity program called Build Our Kids' Success (BOKS), which has been implemented in more 1,200 schools worldwide. Learn the results here.
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Despite Bikram yoga's wide range of potential benefits, the question of safety regarding the performance of exercise in hot, humid environments has lingered. In this exclusive ACE-sponsored study, researchers examined the effects of exercising in such extreme conditions.
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Activity trackers are everywhere these days, but when it comes to tracking steps and calories, are they really accurate? A new ACE-sponsored research study examined five popular activity trackers to determine whether or not they are worth your time or your money.
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Industry guidelines spell out how much the various types of training should be performed each week. But when it comes to creating your clients' programs, is there an optimal order for performing cardio, resistance, flexibility and neuromotor exercise? This exclusive new ACE-sponsored study sheds light on how to best organize your workouts for maximum results.
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Honda Concept M, Acura SUV-X Debut in Shanghai
Concepts Preview Production Models for China, Future Global Styling?
Honda and Acura debuted two concepts at last weekend's Shanghai Auto Show that ostensibly preview new models for the Chinese market, but could signal a shift in the two brands' styling signature worldwide. The Honda Concept M is a minivan-type vehicle that looks somewhat like a scaled-down Odyssey with a new grille. The Acura Concept SUV-X looks like it could be a glimpse at a future RDX. The SUV segment is one of the fastest-growing in China and many emerging markets, and Honda as well as many other manufacturers want to make sure they have ample product variety in the segment.
Few mechanical details on either model were offered, so we can only guess what will power their eventual series-production equivalents. Both concepts employ extensive LED exterior lighting, as is all the rage in concept cars, and seemingly, in new production Acura models, the new MDX and RLX being examples.
The bold grille design on the Concept M is a major departure from the current Odyssey and other current Honda models, sharing some resemblance with the new Accord plug-in Hybrid. We're not sure if the Concept M previews the next-generation Odyssey or not, but if it does, it would bring some much-needed swagger to the traditionally staid minivan market.
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Twenty years since Dark Tranquillity burst onto the metal scene with "Skydancer", the Gothenburg quintet prepares to release studio album number ten. "Construct" is the sound of perseverance. It's also proof of the band's ability to reinvent itself and stay relevant. This record is quintessential Dark Tranquillity while giving a fresh spin to the trademark sound.
After four albums – "Damage done" (2002), "Character" (2005), "Fiction" (2007) and "We are the void" (2010) – that have walked a similar path, "Construct" marks the beginning of a new era for the band. It was recorded at Rogue Music, owned by keyboardist Martin Brändström, and was given more time to take shape than previous Dark Tranquillity records. Extra fat was trimmed – songs were sharpened. The ten compositions that make up "Construct" are the the most well-crafted and striking collection of songs the band has ever produced.
The writing process has changed, as has the musical approach. These tunes offer an urgency that comes from melody and emotional depth rather than intricate riffing – while still conjuring up killer guitar work.Then there's the addition of acclaimed producer Jens Bogren (Opeth, Katatonia, Kreator etc), whose mixing skills bring out the very best in the material. Bass duties were handled by guitarist Martin Henriksson following the departure of Daniel Antonsson.
Dark Tranquillity have been around for more than two decades. The new album shows that the death metal pioneers are more vital than ever and continues to push the boundaries of the genre. Vocalist/lyricist Mikael Stanne and guitar player/songwriter Niklas Sundin sits down to discuss the vital aspects of "Construct".
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Baixa Castle Lisbon at your feet!
Size55 m²
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- Parking available
- Smoking allowed
- Balcony/terrace
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The apartment is in the third floor of a classic Lisbon building, it has a bedroom with a double bed and a living room with a double sofa bed. It has windows in all divisions so it's very bright with astonishing views of Lisboa. Sheets and towels are included as well as city maps.
Just outside the door In the same building as the elevator you will have a supermarket, a parking garage and a beautiful terrace in the rooftop. Going down the elevator you will be in the heart of Lisbon city center in Baixa district, Rossio square and in walking distance to Chiado, Bairro Alto, Liberdade Avenue.
Just around the corner you will have the memorable 28 and 15 tram to Belém, Rossio metro and train station as well as a number of buses that go all around the city. The Castle entrance and Cathedral are just 5 minutes away, as well as the traditional Alfama district.
Come and make this your home away from home!
House rules24 hour Check-in/Check-out
Sheets, blankets and towels included.
City maps available
Security Deposit: €150
Please respect the neighbours.
No pets allowed
Have fun and enjoy you stay! :)
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We really enjoyed Lisbon thanks to this fine apartment. It is ideally located in the middle of all the districts, which are worth to see. We were near Rossio Metro Station warmly welcomed by Joao. We then walked in a few minutes to the Rua da Madalena. We were pleasantly surprised by this well finished and complete apartment overlooking the elevator of Eifel. Joao gave us some nice tips and suggested that we could call if we wanted to know something. Always him There is a supermarket nearby and there are many restaurants nearby. It's always fun. And ... the pastel de Belém should go absolutely taste! This place is definitely a must!!
Marcel and Ilse
We hebben erg genoten van Lissabon mede dankzij dit fijne appartement. Het is ideaal gelegen midden tussen alle wijken, die de moeite waard zijn om te bekijken. Wij werden vlakbij metrostation Rossio allerhartelijkst welkom geheten door Joao. We liepen daarna in een paar minuten naar de Rua da Madalena. We waren blij verrast door dit mooi opgeknapte en complete appartement met uitzicht op de lift van Eifel. Joao gaf ons nog leuke tips en gaf aan dat we hem altijd konden bellen als we iets wilden weten. Er is een supermarkt vlakbij en er zijn ook veel restaurants in de buurt. Het is altijd gezellig. En... de pasteis de Belem moet je absoluut gaan proeven!! Deze plek is zeker een aanrader!!!!
Marcel en Ilse
joao has been a really nice and helpful hirer and the flat is perfectly located to explore the city & theres everything available in there that you´ll need to have a good time!! just can recommend it :)
I spent a wonderful week with my wife and my seven year old son in the apartment of John The location is great, the apartment is very nice and John is very friendly and caring. Always there when we need it. I highly recommend. Next trip to Lisbon I intend to stay in your apartment again.
Passei uma semana maravilhosa com minha esposa e meu filho de sete anos no apartamento do João. A localização é ótima, o apartamento é muito agradável e João é muito simpático e solícito. Sempre presente quando precisamos dele. Recomendo bastante. Na próxima viagem para Lisboa pretendo me hospedar no seu apartamento novamente.
The apartment is ideally located and is perfect for two, or a couple with 1 or 2 children. It is very new and can get much performance situation. The host was very friendly and gave us a couple of indications spot. I definitely recommend.
El apartamento está muy bien situado, y es perfecto para dos personas, o una pareja con 1 ó 2 hijos. Está muy nuevo y su situación permite sacarle mucho rendimiento. El anfitrión fue muy amable y nos dio un par de indicaciones muy acertadas. Lo recomiendo sin duda.
Bon dia! We spent wonderful days in February 5 in the heart of Lisbon. The apartment also has helped, it is centrally located near the Rossio, and you can explore most of the city on foot. Near the house there are many small bakeries and butcher shops and a supermarket, where you can buy cheap eg for breakfast. The owner is very pleasant and organized as well as transportation to and from the airport.
Bon dia!
Wir haben im Februar 5 wunderbare Tage im Herzen von Lissabon verbracht. Dazu hat auch das Appartement beigetragen, Es liegt zentral in der Nähe des Rossio und man kann den Großteil der Metropole zu Fuß erkundschaften. In der Nähe der Wohnung befinden sich zahlreiche kleine Bäckereien und Metzgereien und ein Supermarkt, wo man z.B. für's Frühstück günstig einkaufen kann. Der Vermieter ist sehr angenehm und organisiert z.B. auch den Transport zum und vom Flughafen.
I would recommend this flat to the travellers who want to spend few days in Lisboa. We were 2 couples and stayed 3 nights.
This is a nice and clean flat, well-equipped with everything you will need (sheets, blankets, towels, kitchen stuff... even some coffee for the breakfast ;-).
It is located in the city center of Lisboa, 2 mn by walk from the praça da figueira, close a shopping center and close to the famous cafe Chapito and a nice local restaurant owned by 2 sisters...
apartment in a strategic area, the landlord really nice and helpful. really okay
appartamento in zona strategica , il padrone di casa veramente gentile e disponibile .
veramente okay
Very central location makes this apartment extremely attractive for Lisbon discovering - everything is really in walk distance, both tourist attractions and shopping places. Flat itself is very well maintained, fully equipped and comfortable.
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Nice and modern apartment in the old center of Lisbon. Very comfortable near to castelo de Sao Jorge and good point to explore the city.
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- What should I avoid while using fluorometholone ophthalmic (FML Forte)?
- What other drugs will affect fluorometholone ophthalmic (FML Forte)?
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What happens if I miss a dose (FML Forte)?
Use the medication as soon as you remember the missed dose. If it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and use the medicine at your next regularly scheduled time. Do not use extra medicine to make up the missed dose.
What happens if I overdose (FML Forte)?
Seek emergency medical attention if you think you have used too much of this medicine. An overdose of fluorometholone ophthalmic is not expected to produce life-threatening symptoms.
What should I avoid while using fluorometholone ophthalmic (FML Forte)?
Do not wear any contact lens that has not been approved by your doctor.
Do not use fluorometholone ophthalmic while you are wearing regular contact lenses. This medication may contain a preservative that can be absorbed by soft contact lenses and cause discoloration. Wait at least 15 minutes after using fluorometholone before putting your contact lenses in.
Do not use any other eye medications unless your doctor has prescribed them.
Fluorometholone can cause side effects that may impair your vision. Be careful if you drive or do anything that requires you to see clearly.
What other drugs will affect fluorometholone ophthalmic (FML Forte)?
Before using fluorometholone, tell your doctor if you are also taking an oral steroid medication such as prednisone (Deltasone, Orasone, others), methylprednisolone (Medrol), hydrocortisone (Cortef, Hydrocortone), and others.
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"Create or Survive: The Catch 22"
It will consist of a series of short segments from artists working in different genres but who share the struggle of balancing artistic endeavors with fulltime professional lives.
Join the project by liking the page and if you really want to get involved, tell your story. Even a few lines would be great. Feel free to link videos or post images of your work and include your contact info if you want to connect with others in the art and film communities.
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Abler-Minded: A rose by any other name
Yes, you might notice the title of the column has changed; the content of the column has not. I never felt comfortable with "Abler-Minded." It seemed rather pretentious and I've been thinking of an alternative for some time and finally settled upon what you see today. This always has been an opinion column and since it is my opinion, "As I see it" seems to fit.
In the case of my column, I try to make it more than just my opinion. I would hope that some of the readers would do more than simply agree or disagree with my opinions. I want people to think about what they read and not accept or reject it out of hand. I hope they will occasionally ponder some of the points and rationales. And I hope they would do that with other news sources that they watch, hear, or read.
The most heartening feedback I get from people is when they tell me one of my columns caused them to rethink an issue. To hear someone say they never thought about an issue in the way I presented it means I have succeeded. I know I'm not going to persuade too many people to change their minds about the thorny issues. But I'm not going to stop trying. So let's get started.
Most news today is no longer simply news. The Echo is the closest thing you're going to find to a pure newspaper. The articles report what happened – who, what, when, where, how, and sometimes why when it's appropriate. The larger newspapers and their reporters have much more of an agenda that is easily identifiable from their work. And virtually all of the national news comes from the wire services and is chock full of opinion, bias, and propaganda.
Item in point, the death of Trayvon Martin was a tragedy. The actions of George Zimmerman were highly questionable and his judgment can certainly be called into question. But it would take someone deaf and blind to not realize the press, the professional race baiters, and many others all the way up to the president had already convicted him of murder. You couldn't turn on a news program this past weekend without being inundated with opinions on every aspect of the trial and predictions of mass hysteria.
Now that Zimmerman has been acquitted in Florida, the drumbeat for federal charges is being heard from any number of sources – most of them totally predictable. I doubt Attorney General Holder will be as deaf to them as he was to those calling for some meaningful action against the New Black Panthers in Philadelphia who were outside a polling location with clubs on election day in 2008. It's interesting to ponder the accepted attitude of the press that in our country blacks cannot be racist, whites are always racist and Hispanics can be racist sometimes.
We have a whole host of problems and issues in our nation that are not being addressed in any meaningful way. The reasons for that are many, but they boil down to several. We are simply unable to understand the basic problems, such as racism. Until we understand and accept that nearly everyone has prejudices that will sometimes reach the point of racist actions we will be unable to move to the next step. Enough about racism for today.
The first step in solving a problem is to identify the basic problem itself. The press, politicians, the unions and other special interests are all major obstacles to this first step as they try to please their constituencies. We often fail at this first, crucial step because we identify and treat symptoms instead of causes.
After you come to an understanding of a basic problem, you have to develop alternatives for fixing the problem. The press, politicians, the unions and other special interests are all major obstacles to this second step. Are you noticing a pattern here?
Then you have to analyze all the alternatives and pick what appears to be the best solution. The press, politicians, the unions, and other special interests are all major obstacles to this third step. If the best solution ends up in one or more groups feeling slighted, you have a real fight on your hands.
And finally, if you get to the point where you can implement a solution, you get a government program that creates or perpetuates another burgeoning bureaucratic organization that eats up a significant portion of the allocated funds and tries to spend the other portions to satisfy the ranting of the press, politicians, the unions and other special interests. This is where the treatment of symptoms is most evident and ineffectual.
In the end, a program should have definable, measureable metrics to determine if a program is successful or a failure. Yes, the press, the politicians, the unions and other special interests are all major obstacles to measuring success. At this point, if our intentions were good we all hold hands, sing Kumbaya, and pat our collective selves on the back for a job well done.
Your homework this week is to think about the nation's public education system in light of the five previous paragraphs and then figure out how we are going to prosper as a nation in the next 100 years. Good luck.
And that's the way I see it.


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This technique is used by males to determine when the temperature starts to drop below 50 degrees. Depending on the hardness of the nipples poking through the bra and clothing tells one how cold it is.
That chick isn't smuggling raisins, she's smuggling walnuts, her braometer says it must be balls cold outside.


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Police have located the medals stolen from a Paihia war veteran's home earlier this week.
Mike Joyce, 68, was staying with a relative when someone broke into his flat and stole seven medals awarded for service in conflicts in Borneo, Malaya and Vietnam.
While police carried out forensic enquiries Mr Joyce's children launched a social media campaign in the hope of getting the medals back. As a result police searched four addresses on Wednesday afternoon, two in Kawakawa and two in Moerewa.
The medals, along with other stolen property, were found hidden in a cupboard at one address.
Far North area prevention manager Senior Sergeant Chris McLellan said police were appalled at the theft of the medals, which had a lot of sentimental value.
''He was very upset that they had been taken. Burglary is a violation for all victims and we take this crime seriously.''
Mr McLellan said the victim's family was very grateful the medals had been found so soon. Frontline police as well as CIB, Youth Services and Road Policing staff had been working to locate the offenders and return the medals.
Mr McLellan said the offenders were not at home when the searches were carried out but police were following strong leads.
Daughter Becky Joyce, of Whangarei, was delighted the medals had been found so quickly. The family was grateful to the police, to everyone who had helped spread the word via social media, and to everyone who had shown their support.
The medals included a New Zealand Operational Service Medal, New Zealand General Service Medal with clasp for Borneo, South Vietnamese Campaign Medal, Federation of Malaysia Medal, two Vietnam medals and a New Zealand Defence Force Medal.
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SUNY BEST discusses "The New York Innovation Economy"
BINGHAMTON, NY – The SUNY Business and Education Cooperative of the Southern Tier (SUNY BEST) will host a presentation, titled "The New York Innovation Economy," at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 7, in room LN 1324C of the Continuing Education and Outreach Department on the Binghamton University campus. This presentation is free and open to the public.
Governor Cuomo recently announced the formation of an Innovation New York network to revitalize New York's innovation economy. Guest speaker Tom Moebus, deputy director of the SUNY Levin Institute of New York City, will discuss his efforts to build an innovation network on the West Coast. He will also talk about the work of the Levine Institute, which is creating several creative approaches to economic and workforce development. Topics include the New York in the World project, which identified action steps to grow the NY economy and several creative approaches to economic and workforce development pioneered in NYC at the SUNY Levin Institute. An active dialogue will be encouraged about how-to connect the dots to increase investment.
Tom Moebus has held the position of deputy director of the SUNY Levin Institute since 2006. Last month, he was also appointed to a new role as director of investor development for the SUNY Research Foundation, where he is responsible to support SUNY innovation through connections with private investment. He spent 17 years at MIT, serving as director of corporate relations, and developing major international partnerships. He then spent ten years in California, serving as vice chancellor at the University of California, Irvine – and then co-founding OCTANe, a regional innovation hub which has helped hundreds of innovation based startups to greater success since its founding in 2002.
Pre-registration is required at http://ceo.binghamton.edu/bande/sunybest. For additional information, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Directional signage will be visible for those entering the main entrance of the campus from the Vestal Parkway. Parking is available at the visitors' paid lot, across from Bartle Library and in the parking garage behind the Couper Administration building.
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What is the going price for propolis scrapings?
What is the going price for propolis scrapings?
the only price I have ever seen for propolis is what John Pluta of Georgiabees.com sells his for, he gets $5.50 per ounce, retail.
Where's the link to separate burr comb from propolis?
Trying techniques that I doubt will work because I like to be right!
Good clean propolis retails for $65-$70 a pound. A lot of labor goes into producing and cleaning propolis.
od, get a propolis trap, that's where u get your sellable propolis from. Don't think there is a way to clean scrapings that would be acceptable to sell.
We clean and sell over 80 pounds every year and this is all scrapings.
The clean part is a company secret. OK we use a bucket of water, and drying racks. Your wax and wood will float and your propolis will sink.
Thanks for the hint from a PRO. My propolis is pretty clean. Between the end of the flow and super removal the bees fill the gaps between the frame ends on top of the rabbited edge with propolis. Most of my supers have been in service for decades and it is getting hard to insert the frames, so we have on some boxes been warming it with a torch and using a screw driver to dig it out. So that the bees can do it again and again.


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30 Dec 2012
Some loose (and recicled) thoughts for the end of the year
If you are a homebrewer who's planning to go commercial in 2013, before you brew your first batch, leave the homebrewer at home. Making beer won't be your hobby anymore, it'll be your job.
When I see brewers saying that they make the beers they would like to drink I ask myself, shouldn't they make the beers I would like to drink?
If expermimental refers to a product that is still being developed, shouldn't experimental beers be cheaper than finished ones?
Brewers need to have more trust in their products. Instead of inviting us to taste their beers, they should invite us to drink them.
Someone who prefers to spend 10€ on a bottle of a beer they don't know instead of spending the same money on three bottles of a beer they already know and like, has a very serious problem.
You should always doubt the judgment of someone who praises (and reviews) a beer they drank in a shot size as part of a session that included another ten.
It'd be nice to see more beer reviews that give less importance to tasting notes and more to sensations.
Someone who uses the BJCP style guidelines as a parameter to evaluate a beer, shows they understand little about the BJCP, styles and beer.
Only a BJCP certified judge at a competition can evaluate a beer as if they were a BJCP certified judge at a competition. The rest should do it according to the only three realistic categories of beer "I like it", "I don't like it" and "I don't quite like it, but don't quite mind drinking it".
In the real world, it is the style that should fit the beer and not the beer fit the style.
Every day I find it harder to understand the fascination with hop bombs. Most tend to be as complex, subtle and interesting as one of my morning farts, but even louder.
If you've any more beer clichés to add, you know what to do.
Happy new year!
Na Zdraví!
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Find a way to bottle those farts. Video of 10 guys trying to smell them in "peak form" would be a hoot.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm a proper craft farter. I'm not willing to compromise the quality of my farts by bottling them. I'll be putting tickets up for sale for those who want to smell them in "peak form".Delete
Excellent idea. Liked it so much I copied you and immortalized the concept with a hashtag: http://beerblog.genx40.com/archive/2012/december/myownlooseandReplyDelete
Those morning farts can feel so good though. ;)ReplyDelete
Is belittling one style being a beer snob?
happy new year and keep up the great writing.Replies
Is belittling one style being a beer snob?Delete
Could be
"If you are a homebrewer who's planning to go commercial in 2013, before you brew your first batch, leave the homebrewer at home. Making beer won't be your hobby anymore, it'll be your job."ReplyDelete
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If you're among the loyal fans of "Destination Whitetail" on the Sportsman Channel, then you need to get ready to start voting for the 2012 Sportsman Choice Awards!
Voting has begun for the annual Sportsman Choice Awards to bestow honors on the best outdoors television presented on the Sportsman Channel. Fans can cast their votes in several categories for their favorite shows, and we know "Destination Whitetail" is a favorite for many of you diehard deer hunters!
Go to this link – www.facebook.com/sportsmanchannel – and vote now!
Award categories are:
— Best Hunt Show
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— Best Host
— Best New Series
— Best Educational or Instructional Show
— Moment of the Year
"Destination Whitetail" is hosted by Lauren Rich and features the crew from Deer & Deer Hunting — Brad Rucks, Dan Schmidt, Jacob Edson, Alan Clemons, Jamie Wilkinson, Chris Hermans — along with special guests on the hunts across the country. You'll see everything from traditional hound hunting in Alabama to big bucks up north, with in-field footage, instructional tips and the hits – and misses – along with location highlights.
"Destination Whitetail" is up for Best Hunt Show, Best New Series and Best Host, so please cast your votes!
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I have been rolling around the idea of building a hot wax dipping tank for my woodenware. I have read some on the subject & watched a few youtube videos of it being done. I did not notice anything said concerning demenionions, app amounts of wax to use initially, or anything about volume displacement. I want to be able to dip several items at once with plenty headroom at the top for foaming. I know Michael Bush uses this method. Any input will be appreciated.


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A Guide to Hollywood Unions
In Hollywood, making movies is big business. And were there is big business, the workers unite to form unions. The following list is a sampling of the unions that every large production in Los Angeles will work with in the process of making a film. Read More


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The closest solution I found was something that could revert ALL services back to their default permissions by applying a special template. That's not something I want to do (plus I'm not convinced it'll work).
Has anyone ever seen anything like this? Any ideas on how I can get access to this service?


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The Sanctity of Truth
The times when a lie will be an instrument of righteousness will obviously not be common, and thus this principle cannot be invoked under any ordinary circumstance. The Lord requires us to tell the truth in our relationships. Think about ...Read More
The Sanctity of Labor
How do you feel about your line of work? Are you counting the days till retirement? Do you hate getting up every morning and doing the same task you did the day before? Do you look forward to serving your ...Read More
The Sanctity of Life
Some of the women reading this study today may have had an abortion. If so, know that you have been forgiven if you have repented and trusted in Christ alone. As Christians, we are called to uphold the duty to ...Read More
When to War?
Just War theory tells us the government is not supreme. We cannot defend our participation in an unjust war simply by saying, "I was only doing my duty to the government." We are never allowed to say, "My country, right ...Read More
The Ethics of Jesus
While Jesus reveals the thoroughness that is required for true obedience to God's law, He does not say anger and homicide are equally deserving of capital punishment. While both can cut us off from God, murder carries with it more ...Read More
Ethics for Situations
How do you define what love is? Do you look to whatever "feels like love," bowing to pressure from your friends and family? Maybe television, movies, or magazines determine what love is for you? Take some time today and meditate ...Read More
The Razor's Edge
As the Reformed theologian John Murray once said, sometimes the line between what is right and what is wrong is a razor's edge. Therefore it is so very important to study the Scripture, in concert with the great teachers of ...Read More
Principle or Custom?
Sometimes, after we have studied the background of a text thoroughly, we are still not sure whether it is giving us a principle or a custom. But it is better to treat a custom as a principle than a principle ...Read More
Natural Law
Without a supreme authority, individuals decide what is right and what is wrong. However, we cannot reasonably expect others to submit to standards not based on a higher, eternal, and universal authority. Though moral relativism is confessed, the cry, "That's ...Read More
The Basics of Ethics
Many Christians think that there is no law in the new covenant. Yet lawlessness is precisely that which characterizes condemned people (Matt. 7:23). In Christ we have been enabled to obey God and to fulfill His law (Rom. 8:1–8). When ...Read More