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April 15, 1977
St. Louis, MO US
Arena (St. Louis)
The Song Remains The Same, (The Rover intro) Sick Again, Nobody's Fault But Mine, In My Time of Dying, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, Ten Years Gone, Battle of Evermore, Going to California, Black Country Woman, Bron-Y-Aur Stomp, White Summer ~ Black Mountainside, Kashmir, (Out On the Tiles intro) Moby Dick, Jimmy Page solo, Achilles Last Stand, Stairway to Heaven. (no encore)
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Press Review: St Louis: "we aren't going to mess around – we're just going to play," a serious Robert Plant promised the capacity house who'd gathered in the 20,000 seat arena to witness the phoenix-like return of Led Zeppelin to the stage from what Plant euphemized as their "physical interlude" – the forced hiatus that resulted from the critical injuries he suffered in an auto accident during the summer of 1975.
It was obvious from his comment, made two songs into the programme, that Zeppelin weren't interested in tea and sympathy, but rather in defending their supergroup status which, as they well knew, was sorely in need of it in St Louis after their sorry past performances in this city.
Indeed, while they had been, as usual, nearly an hour late in starting, the openers, The Song Remains the Same and a tough, angry version of Sick Again, had offered considerable proof that they meant to keep their lead singer's word. And as if to further confirm it, there already a broken string hanging down from Jimmy Page's tortured double-neck.
But it was not until they were successfully done with the metallic blues of their next song, Nobody's Fault But Mine, that Plant himself (whose stint on harmonica had been Fault's special treat) seemed fully satisfied they would live up to his commitment.
"It looks like it's going to be a good one, he righty, if cautiously surmised, and they quickly moved ahead to In My Time of Dying – It's challenging breaks, and Page's bottleneck leads and Plant's woeful wails all most impressively executed. But should there happen to have been any yet-remaining doubts in anyone's mind as to Zeppelin's fitness, the soul wrenching dealt by Since I've Been Loving You could not help but have dispelled them completely.
Plant's purgative, bleeding cries – so reminiscent of Janis Joplin – and the taunting, almost brutal exchange between his voice and the instruments brought the concert to its first of several climaxes. That there had been a deep-down change in this group was now impossible not to recognize; one could only presume the vicarious effects of Plant's ordeal had served to turn Led Zeppelin inside out. More than making statements, their music was asking questions, to such an extent that most of the songs sounded as if they were ended on the interrogative (as opposed to carelessly open ended).
There was absolutely nothing to deny their purposefulness – no smugness, no sloppiness, and no more holding back. Just an apparent all-out effort on the part of each man to make Led Zeppelin the best and most significant rock band in the world. (MM/ P. Dewing | April 1977)
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April 15, 1977.
Two of my buddies and I attended SIU Univ. in Carbondale, Ill. WE HAD to see Led even if we had mo real money and no tickets...We drove 2-3 hours and arrived walking around the front looking for tickets anywhere....We were willing to split-up if needed...It was 5 minutes before the show and a guy came up to us and ask if we were interested in some great seats!! We explained we had little money. He said no problem and sold them to us for 15.00 apeice! WE walked into the place and everyone was seated....THEY ushers walked us up..up..up..to the CENTER 2nd ROW MIDDLE!!!!!! I only had one person in front of me...It was magicical...I don't have any idea who the person was...hahah..


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Final CBS/NYT/Q-polls in OH, FL, VA show Obama up …
posted at 8:41 am on October 31, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
We're down to the final week of the election, where we'd normally expect to see pollsters fine-tuning their samples in order to get the most predictive survey results ahead of the election. It's refreshing, therefore, to see the CBS/NYT/Quinnipiac partnership decide to buck that trend and stick with consistency. Their polls in the most hotly contested swing states of Ohio, Florida, and Virginia all show Barack Obama edging Mitt Romney — as long as voter turnout resembles Obama's big win in 2008:
President Obama has maintained a five-point lead in the crucial swing state of Ohio, according to a new Quinnipiac University/CBS News/New York Times poll of likely voters. The survey found that Mitt Romney has gained ground in Florida and Virginia, where the race is now effectively tied.
Mr. Obama now leads Romney 50 percent to 45 percent among likely voters in Ohio – exactly where the race stood on Oct. 22. His lead in Florida, however, has shrunk from nine points in September to just one point in the new survey, which shows Mr. Obama with 48 percent support and Romney with 47 percent. The president's lead in Virginia has shrunk from five points in early October to two points in the new survey, which shows him with a 49 percent to 47 percent advantage.
What do the samples look like? Here's the breakdown for each state, with 2008 and 2010 exit polling in parentheses (2009 in VA's case):
In each of these three states, the CBS/NYT/Q-poll shows Republicans at a lower percentage level of turnout than in the 2008 election. If one makes that assumption, it's not too difficult to be guess that Obama might be ahead. However, that's exactly the opposite of what all other polls rating enthusiasm are telling us what the electorate will look like on Tuesday. In fact, it's not even what this poll shows, with Republican enthusiasm +16 over Democrats in Florida, +14 in Ohio, and +7 in Virginia.
Let's take a look at the two key demographics in this election in each of the three states and compare them to 2008. First, let's start with independents:
- FL: Romney +5, 2008: Obama +7
- OH: Romney +6, 2008: Obama +8
- VA: Romney +21, 2008: Obama +1
Next, let's look at the overall gender gap in these polls and compare to 2008:
- FL: Obama +1, 2008: Obama +9
- OH: Obama +11, 2008: Obama +11
- VA: Obama +1, 2008: Obama +11
Only in Ohio has Obama managed to maintain a significant gender gap. In all three states, he's lost ground by double digits in the gap with independents. In all three states, Republican enthusiasm is significantly higher than Democratic enthusiasm. I'd say that the only possible way Obama could be leading under those circumstances is to seriously undercount Republicans.
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Jun 21, 2013 at 1:01 pm #1304459
We intend on using the Philmont tents when we go this summer and looking through the gear list provided by Philmont it says that the crew is responsible for tent pegs and ground cloths. Does anyone know if this is true that we have to provide tent pegs for their tent and ground cloths?Jun 21, 2013 at 1:54 pm #1998739
Corbin CampMember
@heycorbLocale: Southeast
I've yet to hear anyone recommend using the Philtents.Jun 21, 2013 at 2:57 pm #1998740
Bruce TolleyBPL Member
@btolleyLocale: San Francisco Bay Area
Sarah Kuhn reported on this site that the new Philmont tents are made by MSR and much lighter than the old style A frame tents.
"The 'new' tents are a custom construction from MSR they look very similar to the MSR Carbon Reflex, but not exactly.
If your crews already has fairly light-weight tents that they are familiar with and room when traveling to Philmont is not an issue, then my 2 cents is bring your own. If you are looking at purchasing tents 'for Philmont' I wouldn't encourage it with the availability of the 'new' tents. The 'new' tents do muddy water a bit, I just don't have enough information to argue either way other than familiarity. I think most crews will be receiving the 'new' tents this year, but I'm sure there will still be some of the '16 stakes' in rotation. (Take a treat to the guys in supply!!!)"
There is a really nice photo in the original post.
If needed, you could always buy the tent stakes at the Philmont trading post.Jun 21, 2013 at 5:15 pm #1998766
david richardsonBPL Member
@drichiLocale: midwest
If you plan on using there tents you will have to supply ground cloths and stakes. My suggestion is to buy some patio door polycro window type film kits and cut into ground cloths. Stakes are your own preference. The stakes that they sell at Tooth of time traders are very strong. The ones that are the twisted metal type seem to find there way into the hard rocky soil at camp sites better than anything else. I think they sell them for $.35 @.Jun 22, 2013 at 6:24 am #1998863
Jay LashBPL Member
Last year I used my SMD Lunar Duo but the rest of the crew used the new Philtents by MSR. Everyone really liked them. You do need to take footprint and stakes but as I recall it was only 8 stakes, not the 16 needed by the old tents.
We used 7 inch aluminum gutter nails and they worked well for the cost/weight. Yeah, we bent a few but they are easy to straighten. You can get them in 10-packs (or maybe they are 8-packs) but we got box of 250 for about $60 because we seem to donate a lot of tent stakes to the local campgrounds. If you go this route, I suggest get the white nails and spray the top inch or so with safety-orange paint. Makes them much easier to see.Jun 22, 2013 at 8:32 am #1998878
Lance MBPL Member
@lancemLocale: Oregon
Here's a link to Sarah's post:
New PhiltentJun 22, 2013 at 2:11 pm #1998944
One of the reasons we decided to use Philmont's tents in because of the new tents. Another is because we are flying, so it makes it easier to get there with less gear. Thanks David and Jay for replies as to having to bring our own stakes and ground clothes. I find it a little hard to believe that you need to bring stakes, it seems that they would include them and then perhaps charge for lost or bent/broken stakes, but I understand with the volume of boys that some things need to be streamlined.Jun 24, 2013 at 7:18 am #1999272
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@sckuhnLocale: Mountainous Ohio
Don't forget 'tent stakes' for the dining fly unless you take your own.
Philmonts recommendation for each person taking 10 stakes was to have sufficent stakes for the old tent AND to contribute stakes to the crew's dining fly.
Lots of people use the gutter nails with great success, personally I just use cheap lightweight aluminum tent stakes, but like suggested above I spray paint the tops with a very bright color.Jun 24, 2013 at 1:23 pm #1999354
Thanks for the tip Sarah, didn't realize we'd need stakes for that also, but that makes sense.
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Obviously a lot of people have missed the point of this forum, which is to talk a little football smack with rival fans. What this has degenerated into is something so idiotic and pathetic that I felt the need to step in.
<u>FOOTBALL</u> is the key word. Keep it to football. This is not the place to get outright ignorant and personal like so many have done. Gay smack, attacks on family, foul language....
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During TURP, a combined visual and surgical instrument (resectoscope) is inserted through the tip of your penis and into the tube that carries urine from your bladder (urethra). The urethra is surrounded by the prostate. Using the resectoscope, your doctor trims away excess prostate tissue that's blocking urine flow and increases the size of the channel that allows you to empty your bladder.
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I am having problems with a very small black ant (looks like old sugar ant) that bites like a big red fire ant.
I have tried a couple ant killers with no effect and don't want anymore poison in the yard if I can keep from it.
They are all over the box and I have seem them team up to pull dead bees from the hivebody.


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But Bradshaw played 58 of the 68 offensive snaps. Brown was in on just nine and had five carries for 14 yards.
On Thursday, offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride gave the simple answer: The Giants dont trust Brown enough in pass protection, and they had been forced to throw more than they had planned.
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hmm tan plastic gas can? our water cans look like jerry cans and their tan plastic. unless it said gas or fuel i bet it was a water can
I received some nice, USED, euro cans from Maine Military Supply. $15 each, $23 after shipping and handling. This is cheaper than most people, and they actually have them in stock. I purhased some 3-packs @ $45/pack and they arrived via UPS in about a week!
Used, yes. Authentic military surplus, yes. I think German but I can't say for certain. They all say 20L on the outside (5 gallons). They have some surface rust around the handles, but then again they ARE surplus.
g2busmc pointed me to this place - they have quite a bit of nice stuff! I didn't want to post until I had them in hand in case they were rusted out or something.
Worth checking out if you want some Jerry Cans. Supposedly after January 2009, there is a restriction on what kinds of cans can be sold due to emissions or spillage issues with the older kind. A guy at the gun show had a new tan military jerry can - plastic - and wanted $45 for just the one! $45 for a gas can... sheesh! These guys are cheaper than Cheaper Than Dirt, *AND* they ship! CTD won't ship to VA because of some emissions law or something in DC. Ah well...
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hmm tan plastic gas can? our water cans look like jerry cans and their tan plastic. unless it said gas or fuel i bet it was a water can
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"I killed the President because he was the enemy of the good people, the good working people. I am not sorry for my crime."
Cool this is just what Ive been looking for, Thanx!
Excellent tip, thanks!
And the sales restriction thing...how many more restrictions are we gonna have shoved on us? Geez. God forbid a gas fume escape your can whilst Dow and friends pump tons of crap into the atmosphere. *shakes head*
Did they come with the spouts?
I know what you mean about the prices of gas cans now, last year I went looking for one and the only new metal cans I could find were $60 for a five gallon round can. WTF!
No spouts. I think the gaskets are original. I haven't looked for replacement gaskets but I have some gasket rubber from HD that I plan to cut to shape for replacements. I know that Cheaper Than Dirt has a no-leak spout that has a rubber hose setup to stop leakage - was getting real good reviews.
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great website. thanks now i have to find a way to sneak more stuff past the wife.lol
You definately need the spouts to pour fuel out of them without getting half of it on the ground. Maine Military Supply has them too. https://www.mainemilitary.com/produc...idproduct=2239
The European water and gas cans look exactly the same except what is stamped on the outside. I have 8 Swiss water cans that I bought new and are the same Euro NATO pattern. I don't like used water cans as I know sometimes the soldiers put stuff in them besides water. I use used surplus Euro cans painted red for gas and my dad uses ones painted yellow for diesel. They are durable as hell but heavy compared to a commercial can. The handles are made to allow you to carry two empty cans in each hand.
This is the "no leak" one I was looking at... haven't bought it yet because I don't want to pay shipping for a $6.00 part, and I don't need enough from CTD to buy other stuff
ZBQ-1411 - Military Fuel Can Nozzle with Rubber Hose Fits NATO Style Fuel Cans - Hose is Replacable
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The Bay is still counting the cost of flood damage and the repair bill is unlikely to be known for several days.
Tauranga City Council spokesman Frank Begley said cost figures were not yet available but staff would be reporting to councillors at this afternoon's strategic and policy meeting about the full effect of the flooding across the district.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council utility manager Kelvin Hill said he spent most of the day at Waihi Beach, one of the worst-affected areas.
Mr Hill said the visit revealed more flooding damage than thought and so far about 25 homes and businesses had been affected. The integrity of the Waihi Beach dam was assessed due to erosion and there were some areas with large holes needing repairs.
Mr Hill said much of the clean-up was still in progress last night and so far in terms of roading, utilities and other clean-up works the estimated bill was conservatively up to $150,000.
Western Bay of Plenty District Council's after-hours call centre dealt with 282 weather or flood-related calls from 5pm Friday until 8am yesterday. The customer service team dealt with another 223 calls by midday yesterday.
Most were about flooding and of the 505 calls, 455 were from residents north of Wairoa bridge.
Maleme St, closed from the treatment plant to Oropi Rd for most of the weekend, is now open again and the Princess Road slip is contained.
Princess Rd residents John and Kim Hemingway, whose Otumoetai home was left metres from a major slip on Saturday night, were to meet with geotech engineers today to discuss whether their house can be saved.
Occupants at four Jonathon St homes in Brookfield, who were evacuated late Sunday due to the risk of a tree falling down, have returned after being given the all-clear.
Civil defence controller Eric Newman said most people coped well.
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This wasn't a telecast being beamed from Hong Kong, but rather it was arguably Asia's most popular pop star of the past 20 years performing live in New England.
Yes, Kwok — who rose to fame in the early 1990s as a "Heavenly King" of Hong Kong's syrupy Cantonese pop-music scene, and who has sold millions of albums and routinely headlines massive shows around the world — had come to Connecticut. Kwok's 2009 world tour included a North American leg, during which he played two shows this past Sunday, one at 2 am and the other at 2 pm, at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Uncasville.
This was reason enough for celebration in Boston's Chinatown, from which a virtual Chinese diaspora (including myself, a half-Chinese native of Hong Kong) boarded a phalanx of buses and headed southwest in mechanized migratory formation. On board, people read newspapers, conversed in Mandarin, and sang out loud in Cantonese.
Two hours later, Mohegan Sun announced itself without hint, its glass high-rise jutting incongruously above a canopy of trees. A stream of buses pulled into the loading bay, and people clambered off quickly and dashed into the lobby, yelling at one another in Mandarin and in Cantonese through the cigarette smoke.
"Where's the bathroom?"
"Where's the baccarat table?"
Kwok's pull was enormous: from the coat check to the food court, almost everyone in the casino was Chinese.
The food court itself boasted a menu loaded with staples of Hong Kong cuisine. Roast duck and roast pork hung on hooks behind glass, and the sizzle of a wok was audible above the din. The gambling tables between the dining area and the arena where Kwok was slated to play featured the Chinese game of pai gow. Each table was filled with Chinese gamblers and Chinese dealers. Between the tables, Chinese pit bosses prowled small patches of carpet.
And then, at 2 pm, the crowd surged toward the arena. As thousands of people filled the seats, Kwok rose from the depths of the stage in an explosion of glitter and song, wearing the very Daisy Buchanan–meets–Blade Runner costume that was depicted on the promotional posters plastered throughout Chinatown.
Halfway through his energetic two-hour set, Kwok wiped the sweat from his brow and addressed the crowd in Cantonese. "I've traveled far to be here in America, and I'm happy to see so many Chinese people." The crowd roared. Kwok squinted through the spotlight. "And I can't forget there may be some non-Chinese friends here, too."
Kwok was too polite. Simply said, the only non-Chinese people in the arena were the ushers. And they had no idea what he had just said.
When the show was over and Kwok descended into the bowels of the stage in a sequined flash, the house lights came on and the crowd made a beeline for the dazzle of the casino floor. There was time for one more round of pai gow before getting on the next bus and heading home.
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born in Weimar, Germany, composed during the Classical period
C.P.E. Bach could play his father's technically demanding keyboard pieces at sight by the time he was seven. Also an exceptional student in areas other than music, he enrolled at the University of Leipzig in 1731 to study law, then transferred to the University of Frankfurt an der Oder. He graduated in 1734, but remained in that backwater town giving keyboard lessons, involving himself in public concerts, and learning the composer's craft.
By 1740 Bach was in Berlin as harpsichordist to Frederick the Great of Prussia. Here he was first exposed to Italian opera seria, and its dramatic style infiltrated his instrumental music. Little of this was heard at court, where Bach accompanied the flutist-king in one reactionary concerto after another by Quantz. He made several attempts to find a new position, but the stress of the king's disfavor was partially relieved in 1756, when Frederick became distracted by the Seven Years' War and was frequently away from the court. Bach found a select audience for his remarkable and experimental series of keyboard works such as the so-called "Prussian" and "Württemberg" sonatas (composed in the early 1740s) and the Sonatas with Varied Repeats (1760).
Bach finally got himself released from Frederick's service in 1768 in order to succeed Telemann as cantor at the Johanneum in Hamburg, also serving as music director for the city's five major churches; he held this post until his death.
Stylistically distant from his father's rigorous polyphony, C.P.E. Bach was something of a proto-Romantic; he was the master of Empfindsamkeit, or "intimate expressiveness." The dark, dramatic, improvisation-like passages that appear in some of Mozart's and Haydn's works are due in part to his influence; his music in time became known all over Europe. His impulsive works for solo keyboard, which lurch into unexpected keys, change tempo and dynamics abruptly, and fly along with wide-ranging themes, are especially compelling. One account of Bach's after-dinner improvisations described the sweaty, glazed-eyed musician as "possessed," an adjective that would be applied to equally intense and idiosyncratic musicians in the Romantic age. Many of his symphonies are as audacious as his keyboard pieces.
In the area of chamber music, Bach pulled the keyboard out of its subsidiary Baroque role and made it a full partner with, or even leader of, the other instruments. Yet here he fashioned the music to the public's conservative expectations, as he did with his church music. He composed prolifically in many genres, and much of his work awaits public rediscovery.
Bach also produced an important account of performance practice in the second half of the eighteenth century, translated into English as Essay on the True Art of Playing Keyboard Instruments. ~ James Reel, Rovi
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Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Organ Sonatas
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Der Frühling
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Flute Concertos
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Sei Concerti per il Cembalo Concertato, Wq. 43
Track List: C. P. E. Bach: Piano Works, 1765-1786
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Sonatas and Rondos
Track List: C.P.E. BACH COMPLETE FLUTE CONCERTOS
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Complete Keyboard Concertos, Vol.10
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Symphonies/ Concertos
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Flute Concertos
Track List: C. P. E. Bach: The Complete Keyboard Concertos, Vol.11
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Keyboard Sonatas
Track List: C.P.E. Bach - 8 Symphonies & 3 Quartets / AAM, Hogwood
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Cello Concertos
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Sonatas for Flute and Harpsichord, Wq. 83-87
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: 6 Symphonies
Track List: C.P.E. Bach: Keyboard Concertos, Vol. 12
Track List: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Berlin Symphonies
Track List: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Cello Concertos
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Definitely a forward looking genius.
For my ears though, his father's music- at it's best- had more of a special sublime quality in my opinion. So much soul and spirit is to be found in J.S. Bach's cantatas. Must hear more of C.P.E Bach though, he also had a great vocal work I've heard :
The Ascension and Resurrection of Jesus.
However...be t t e r than his father? I want to scoop my eyes out after reading that.
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(Nov. 12, 2007)--UTSA students, faculty and staff are invited to an open forum on the new Tuition and Fee Proposal at 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 14 in Business Building Room 3.04.18 at the 1604 Campus. The forum will be simulcast to Frio Street Building Room 2.520 at the Downtown Campus. Participants will be able to participate in discussion at both venues.
The proposal will establish tuition and fees for the Fall 2008 through Spring 2010 semesters. After input from the forum, the document will be finalized and submitted by Dec. 1 to the UT System Board of Regents. It will be considered and approved at the regents' March 2008 meeting.
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In the forum, Kerry Kennedy, vice president for business affairs, and Janet Parker, associate vice president for financial affairs, will describe the process, proposal criteria, and tuition and fee recommendations.
"For the Tuition and Fees Committee, student input is incredibly important," said Tommy Thompson, president of the UTSA Student Government Association. "At the end of the day, it is the students who are going to have to cover the cost of their education, so their opinions and needs are of the utmost importance to this committee."
"We are fortunate to have an excellent committee including students and faculty," said Kennedy. "They are dedicated to providing for the growth of the university, while being sensitive to accelerating costs of higher education. We encourage everyone to attend the forum."
For more information, call (210) 458-4201.
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- Robert Allums, graduate student, College of Public Policy
- Arturo Ayon, associate professor, Department of Electrical Engineering
- Matthew DeLeon, student, Student Government Association
- Ashleigh Ervin, graduate student, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
- Keith Fairchild, associate professor, Department of Finance
- Christina Gomez, student, Student Government Association
- Corey Green, student, College of Engineering
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- Joseph Hopkins, student, College of Business
- Victoria Jones, associate professor, Department of Marketing
- David C. Matiella, graduate student, College of Architecture
- Yelena Nevel, student, College of Sciences
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- Nicole White, student, Honors College
- Ayeza Zafar, graduate student, College of Liberal and Fine Arts
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- David Gabler, assistant vice president for communications (ex officio)
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Hair Dryer, toilet, washbasin , bathtub, Heated towel bar, mirror
Bed Linen & Towels, double bed, 2 x night tables, 2 x reading lamps, wardrobe, 1 x single bed
Bathroom, Kitchen, Living room, Bedroom
Cookware & Kitchen Utensils, electric kettle, microwave, toaster, plates, pans, fridge / freezer, coffee maker, table and chairs, stove
TV, sofa bed, table and chairs, dining table
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very nice apartment, definitely worth the price. The elevator was a little bit of agame, not always working, but that´s all. Likely to rent again. (stayed with 10 people)
What a beautiful welcome to Prague. Two large bedrooms, one with a view looking out over the red-tiled roofs of the city towards the town square. Could not be better located. Friendly pivovars, Charles Bridge and abundant restaurants are all within a 15-minute or less walk.
The apartment was spacious and had loads of character and charm. It is in a wonderful location: close to shops and restaurants and only a short walk to the city centre. We only had two minor frustrations with the apartment: 1) the washing machine did not work too well, 2) the beds were a little hard. Apart from these two minor points we loved the apartment and found the staff professional and very helpful.
Good apartment. Lift from ground floor essential if elderly/infirm as on 6th floor. Ideal location next to the River and a 10/15 min walk to Old Town and Wenceslas Square. Lovely views from balconies and good base with local bars /restaurants nearby, Third bedroom is in attic with stairs from lounge and some headheight restrictions. Great base for first visit to Prague golfing/city break. Would use again.
Super apartment that was what we needed and no doubt it'll be this apartment again if we were to get past Prague.
Super lejlighed, der var hvad vi havde brug for og er ikke i tvivl om det blir denne lejlighed igen hvis vi skulle komme forbi Prag .
Hello. The service from you was spotless, everyone we came in contact with was hyggelige.Leiligheten was big and nice. The kitchen was clean and well equipped .. The beds were good. The apartment was very well presented. But .... The floors were filthy, there was an old deodorant on the floor in one bedroom, it was dusty at night table and table / benches. It should have been informed that the man had to go through one of the bedrooms to get to another bedroom. Incredible worn, cheap table in the living room, which can easily and reasonably could have been shifted to new and made it nicer. The chairs in the kitchen was lealøse and we were afraid they were going to fall apart when we sat on the. There should have been at least two towels for each guest when one lives in three days. Lamps were broken lock on one bathroom door was broken. In the bathroom you must get a shower curtain and wall-mounted shower heads. The apartment could have been sooo much better and pleasant with small, inexpensive adjustments. Otherwise we had a great long weekend with beautiful weather. The apartment is best suited for three couples. Regards Anne Grethe
Hei. Servicen fra dere var upåklanderlig, alle vi var i kontakt med var hyggelige.Leiligheten var stor og fin. Kjøkkenet var pent og bra utstyrt.. Sengene var gode. Leiligheten lå veldig sentralt. Men.... Gulvene var skitten, det lå en gammel deodorant på gulvet på det ene soverommet ,det var støvete på natt bord og bord/benker. Det burde vært opplyst at mann måtte gå igjennom et av soverommene for å komme til et annet soverom. Utrolig slitte, billige bord i stuen,som lett og rimelig kunne vært skiftet til nye og gjort det hyggeligere. Stolene på kjøkkenet var lealøse og vi var redd de skulle falle fra hverandre når vi satt på de. Det burde ha vert minst to håndklær til hver gjest når man bor i tre døgn. Lamper var ødelagt, lås på ene badedøren var ødelagt. På badet må dere få dusjforheng og vegghengte dusj hoder. Leiligheten kunne blitt sååå mye bedre og hyggelig med små, billige justeringer. Ellers så hadde vi en flott langhelg med nydelig vær. Leiligheten passer best for tre par. Mvh Anne Grethe
Very nice flat, even with many people a lot of space and the location in town is fantastic. The handover and return were super easy and simple.
Again any time ...
Sehr schöne Wohnung, selbst mit vielen Personen viel Platz und die Lage in der Stadt ist fantastisch. Die Übergabe und Rückgabe waren super einfach und unkompliziert.
Jeder Zeit gerne wieder...
A good clean and spacious apartment with three bedrooms and two bathrooms
Nice centrally located in the Jewish Quarter from there everything on foot
There is also a lift
Een goed schoon en ruim appartement met drie slaapkamer en twee badkamers
Mooi centraal gelegen in de Joodse wijk vandaar uit alles te voet bereikbaar
Er is ook een lift aanwezig
The apartment is very well located, very close to div. Bus lines and underground station Aldgate East, (about 20 min. To the div. Attractions). Small shops and restaurants are nearby. Local support was very nice and good. Problems with the lights were fixed quickly. One of the two flushing toilets is quite poor. Otherwise, everything was clean and ok. Luggage could be removed temporarily stored in the agency about 5 min. Before the return journey.
Susanne (Family of 5)
Die Wohnung ist sehr gut gelegen, sehr Nahe von div. Bus-Linien und U-Bahn-Station Aldgate East, (ca. 20 Min. zu den div. Sehenswürdigkeiten). Kleine Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und Restaurants sind in der Nähe. Betreuung vor Ort war sehr nett und gut. Probleme mit der Beleuchtung wurden schnell behoben. Eine der zwei Toilettenspülung ist recht dürftig. Ansonsten alles sauber und ok. Gepäckstücke konnten im Vermittlungsbüro ca. 5. Min. entfernt vor der Rückreise zwischengelagert werden.
Susanne (Familie mit 5 Personen)
Keys worked smoothly, accommodation was exactly as described, only the floor etas dirty (socks were the first black drüberlaufen immediately. Otherwise very good Wohnungsaustattung, heating worked perfectly.
Schlüsselübergabe funktionierte reibungslos, Unterkunft war genau wie beschrieben, lediglich der Fußboden etas dreckig ( Strümpfe wurden beim ersten Drüberlaufen sofort schwarz. Ansonsten sehr gute Wohnungsaustattung, Heizung funktionierte perfekt.
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Healthy Kids Learn Better Partnership (HKLB) works at the state and local level to foster partnerships between health and education stakeholders in order to reduce physical, social and emotional barriers to learning. It consists of three distinct partners: The HKLB State Program, supported and administered by the Oregon Public Health Division, provides technical assistance to education and public health partners on school health issues including the Coordinated School Health Approach.
The HKLB Coalition which engages in policy advocacy to support the health and wellbeing of kids, youth, and schools. The three partners of Healthy Kids Learn Better use the Coordinated School Health (CSH) Approach created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Division of Adolescent and School Health. This framework has been used in the United States and abroad for over two decades to help schools to create partnerships to address campus health needs and improve learning outcomes. The CSH approach is based on school heath best practices identified by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Have any of you done winter feeding of a TBH?
I know that in principle one shouldn't need to feed a properly managed hive. But when you must, how do you do it?
There's no obvious way to get food directly to the cluster, since the bars prevent access from above, and you don't want to be moving combs at all.
I've tried fondant, set just beyond the last comb, inside the hive. Do you have experience with other approaches?


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Is there a mental illness reporting center?
Original post made by Joanne, Woodside: Skywood/Skylonda, on Dec 17, 2006
Here is the background information for my question:
I have a neighbor who may have a mental illness. He/She closes the door when exiting about 10 times and double checks the lock several more times. He/She always waits around for people in the building and will verbally corner you in to talk to you. He/She makes comments that make my spouse uncomfortable. He/She tells me that he/she is interested in a person who is the same height as my spouse.
I can't really list all of the things that make me nervous. Many are un PC but are the things that you too would find "curious" privately.
My question is this: can I report this person to any local authorities? Is it ok to have someone who may need medical help running around undiagnosed?
Please please please do not respond with any PCish comments about privacy and all of that. Think of my perspective as this... a parent concerned about the safety of their child.
This is a question that you might ask a dear friend... a friend who you can be "real" and uncensored.
Thank you for truly trying to help me. :-)
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on Dec 18, 2006 at 8:29 am
If you think the person is a danger to himself or others, or gravely disabled, you should absolutely call the police department.
Even if you think it doesn't rise to that level, you might consider calling the police so that they can check the person's welfare. Depending on the circumstances, they might make a referral to the County's Adult Protective Services department.
Tell them your story; they can decide if it merits investigation. If they choose not to pursue it, you can feel comfortable knowing you took the time to put the problem on their radar.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Jan 2, 2007 at 4:30 pm
your post sparked my interest. There is a person who walks past my house all the time both in the daylight and at odd hours and seems to have a mental illness due to the inappropriate comments he/she makes. Some comments involve my height which is intersting you mentioned that. I wasn't at home one time when my mother was visiting and he/she asked around for me, when she claimed she didn't know me this person became aggrivated and left. She did notify the police. I do know this persons name and I would just be careful if it is the same person, seems a bit unstable.
a resident of Woodside: Skywood/Skylonda
on Jan 12, 2007 at 7:29 am
Thanks for your comment. I wonder if we are talking about the same person? How exactly did this person become aggrivated? Did he say or do anything to the property? If enough people get together and if it is the same person, perhaps something can be done about it. Thanks! Looking forward to hearing from you.
a resident of Menlo Park: Downtown
on Jan 24, 2007 at 12:54 pm
Hey -- Heshe became aggrivated because my mom said that I didn't live there-- he/she knows I do bc he/she walks by in the summertime when I am sitting out front in my lawn chair with friends. He comments on my hair and how tall I am and whatnot. It's pretty creepy but he/she seems 'special'. Mom was being protective and said I don't know who you are talking about and he/she just got annoyed and kept bugging her. He/she didn't act violent, just creepy I guess and eventually left. I've seen him/her walking up santa cruz ave at like 3 or 4 in the morning too. I think they just need some help.


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I don't doubt or question the toxicity of neonicotinoids in bees or other insects.The toxicity of neonics will be "re-discovered" after many-many deaths... -cerezha
I do question how long neonicotinoids persist in the soil and in plants. Aphids feeding on crops that have been planted with seed treatments or soil treatments of neonicotinoids show no effects to their populations four to six weeks after planting. This class of insecticides is intended to target piercing-sucking insects (such as aphids) more than other insects, and the systemic action of the pesticides should target them nicely. I've done the counts of aphids on the two groups -- treated and not -- and can confirm that no difference exists in the populations and population growths on both soybeans and corn treated with neonicotinoids at planting. I've counted aphids on both from early July through September here.
I question how much field exposure bees actually face in most years from neonicotinoids. Bees here do not seem to collect much pollen in corn, and I've rarely encountered large numbers of bees in corn fields in the last several years (despite spending thousands of hours in corn fields sampling insect populations of various species). I've never observed bees around here collecting guttation fluids from corn; that doesn't mean that it doesn't happen, but I doubt it's common here.
And I question whether even a strong correlation between neonicotinoid exposure and CCD exists. That seems to be the central thesis in this thread, yet I'm not convinced that such a correlation exists. Even that Harvard study that was linked in Randy Oliver's review demonstrated that the bees in the treated hives died in January and February. Now, I have not seen CCD in person, but I thought the losses occurred in the fall (a.k.a, "fall dwindling?") rather than in the winter? And I thought a suite of other symptoms also characterized CCD?


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Will have a huuuge season and demand even more money than he would get right now? Haha obviously i wouldnt be disappointed. Love watchin a healthy Nicks play
Will have a huuuge season and demand even more money than he would get right now? Haha obviously i wouldnt be disappointed. Love watchin a healthy Nicks play
Not too worried about Nicks. He will likely sit a couple games if history tells us anything. That, compounded with 2 other premier wideouts in Cruz and Randle should keep his numbers below a Megatronable salary
My main worry is this happening to Wilson. I think if wilson gets most of the snaps (85% or so), he will have a blockbuster, break-out year.
Therefore, we should most definitely have a healthy 50/50 or 60/40 split going on all year. We don't want Brown or Wilson running for 1,500 yards and 12 TD's. I think the Giants are actually conscious of this stuff to a degree; they must be.
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never worried about a player having a huge season. Thats what you want.....deal with the $$ later
"Measure Twice......Cut Once"
You couldn't be more full of **** if you were break dancing in a Port-a-Potty.......Kruunch
I expect the same Nicks from 2011
Only on Tuesdays. On Mondays I worry about winning the Super Bowl.
Nicks missing 2 games, yet still putting up ~1200 yards and 10+ tds will still likely cost more than what Wilson would get.
Would be a great problem, no doubt. Wilson has a few years to go before we need to worry. I doubt he will hold out even after a huge year.
I hope he does, that way we can't resign him. I don't want him resigned after this season. We already have Randle to take over his role in the offense. We need the cap space for JPP.


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Toronto Maple Leafs GM/bully Brian Burke is part of an anti-homophobia public service announcement entitled, "You Can Play." The debut of the spot comes on the heels of a very brutal few weeks for Burke. It's abundantly clear that the first step toward remaking one's image as Mr. Nice Guy is reinventing oneself as an advocate for gay causes.


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Developer: Square Co., Ltd.
Publisher: Square Electronic Arts L.L.C.
Format: Playstation 2
Genre: Driving
Ship Date: January 30, 2001
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Similar to a rug burn or a "raspberry", denim burn refers to any extreme exfoliation of skin in or around the genital region resulting in extreme discomfort.
"Dude, I was dry humping my girl so hard last night that I've got Denim Burn on my shaft. Do you have any lotion?"
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Suzanne Wade
H-E-B executive presents Frost lecture March 13
By Wendy Frost
Director of Communications, UTSA College of Business
(March 11, 2008)--Suzanne Wade, president of the San Antonio Food/Drug Division of H-E-B, will present the keynote address of the UTSA College of Business Frost Distinguished Lecture Series. The lecture is 11 a.m. Thursday, March 13 in the Business Building Richard S. Liu Auditorium ( 2.01.02) on the UTSA 1604 Campus. The event is sponsored by the College of Business and is free and open to the public.
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Wade is responsible for the sales, profitability and welfare of 201 H-E-B stores in Austin, Corpus Christi, San Antonio, Waco, the Rio Grande Valley and the Southwest Border. She manages more than 40,000 employees and oversees sales revenues of approximately $9.5 billion annually.
With H-E-B since 1997, she recently was recognized by the publication, Progressive Grocer, as one of the top 62 women in the supermarket industry. Before working at H-E-B, Wade worked for Wal-Mart Corp. in Bentonville, Ark., for 10 years and for TG&Y Stores in Oklahoma City.
Active in the community, Wade serves on the United Way Women's Leadership Council, Coordinating Council for United Way Initiatives and chair of the H-E-B United Way Fund Raising Drive. She also is a board member of the Family Justice Center Foundation in Bexar County, the Go Red/Women's Heart Health Circle of Red, the Children's Shelter of San Antonio Foundation and an executive board member of the UTSA College of Business Advisory Council.
She holds a master's in business administration from the University of Oklahoma and a bachelor of business administration degree from Oklahoma State University.
For more than 100 years, H-E-B has been an innovative retailer. Known for its fresh food, quality products, convenient services, and a commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability, H-E-B strives to provide the best customer experience at everyday low prices. Based in San Antonio, H-E-B employs more than 60,000 partners and serves millions of customers in more than 150 communities throughout Texas and Mexico.
The Frost Distinguished Lecture Series brings prominent business and community leaders to UTSA to share their knowledge and experiences with students and others in the university and business communities. The lecture series, which began in 1988, presents a forum for business leaders and academics to share their experiences in business so that students can broaden their understanding of the business world and the individuals who lead it.
The UTSA College of Business is accredited by AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. It is one of the 40 largest business schools in the nation with more than 6,000 enrolled students and 37 graduate and undergraduate programs. The college is dedicated to raising its academic profile to become one of the best business schools recognized for developing "Knowledge for a New World." For more information, call (210) 458-4313.


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Ah, Thanksgiving. Mashed potatoes, football, that asshole uncle of yours.
Then, of course, there is the highlight of the holiday season: the Phoenix's fourth annual turkeys issue, wherein we call out Rhode Islanders for behavior most fowl.
And there was plenty of it this past year: injustice, insider dealing, and incompetence so staggering even the most cynical Rhody lifers blanched.
Break out the electric carving knives, Pilgrims. It's time to dig in.
It's been a couple of years since former Governor Donald Carcieri hatched the bird-brained scheme to funnel millions in loan guarantees to preening Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling and his untested 38 Studios video game company.
But that scheme ― the guarantees amounted to $75 million, in the end ― didn't come home to roost until this spring, when the firm collapsed. Hence, the 2012 turkeyfication.
The implosion left the taxpayers on the hook for millions, of course. But it also reinforced a damning narrative of a state run by the sort of corrupt incompetents who dole out favors to friends or any turkey with a little twinkle.
There is plenty of blame to go around for the 38 Studios debacle (see below). But the two biggest players are our coverbirds.
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Conservatively Speaking
State Senator Mary Lazich (R-New Berlin) represents parts of four counties: Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, and Walworth. Her Senate District 28 includes New Berlin, Franklin, Greendale, Hales Corners, Muskego, Waterford, Big Bend, the town of Vernon and parts of Greenfield, East Troy, and Mukwonago. Senator Lazich has been in the Legislature for more than a decade. She considers herself a tireless crusader for lower taxes, reduced spending and smaller government.
Quarterly Deadline for Do Not Call List November 30, 2012
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Love it
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
That is sure to put a smile on everyone's face! Love it!
Great quilt! But, you forgot the pickanick basket!!!
Too cute! Better than your average bears!!!
I'm sure it will get a lot of attention at a Jellystone park!
So cute!!!!!! You can't go wrong with Yogi and Booboo!!!
OMG that is absolutely tooooo cute!!!!!
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Microdermabrasion for Face doesn't deserve consideration over the multitude of other topical scrubs claiming to mimic the effects of microdermabrasion because they use the same crystals. Brandt's version is quite abrasive, and even without this issue, Neutrogena's version is very effective and one-third the price.
Pharmaceutical grade crystals polish away dead skin cells leaving skin radiant. These diamond shaped crystals exfoliate evenly without scratching or irritating the skin while smoothing fine lines and wrinkles and improving the overall texture of the skin.
Water, Alumina, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, Peg-12 Glyceryl Distearate, Peg-100 Stearate, Ammonium Acryloyldimethyltaurate/Vp Copolymer, Jojoba Seed Oil, Xanthan Gum, Lactic Acid, Fragrance, Menthone Glycerin Acetal, Allantoin, Magnesium Chloride, Magnesium Nitrate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Magnesium Oxide, Butylene Glycol, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Grape Seed Extract, Matricaria Flower Extract, Camellia Oleifera Leaf Extract, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Butylparaben, Propylparaben, Isobutylparaben, Citral, Limonene
Dr. Brandt At-A-Glance
Strengths: Provides complete ingredient lists on the company website; a good daytime moisturizer with sunscreen.
Weaknesses: Expensive; overwhelming number of products that contain irritating ingredients with no established benefit for skin; no products to comprehensively address acne or oily skin; every Pores No More product is a disappointment; jar packaging; several products make claims on par with what cosmetic procedures (not skin care) can do.
The late Dr. Fredric Brandt (he passed away in April, 2015 at the age of 65) was a Miami- and New York City–based dermatologist whose claim to fame rested on two main points. The first (and it is a very important credibility factor for consumers) included the many celebrity clients worked with, while the second was his assertion that he performed more Botox and collagen injections than any other dermatologist in the world. According to Allergan, the company that makes Botox, they no longer rank the physicians who purchase Botox from them; however, they did confirm that Dr. Brandt was definitely one of their biggest buyers. Yet regardless of how much Botox or collagen Dr. Brandt or any other physician uses, what in the world does that have to do with cosmetic formulations? If anything, you have to wonder why Brandt was using so much Botox and collagen if his products truly fight wrinkles, sagging, and on and on.
Beyond Brandt's cosmetic enhancement procedures, he is the author of Age-less: The Definitive Guide to Botox, Collagen, Lasers, Peels, and Other Solutions for Flawless Skin. His book and skin-care line are competing against the vastly more popular books and product line from fellow dermatologist Dr. N.V. Perricone. Although Perricone's skin-care line has some drawbacks, including irritating ingredients and the lack of supporting research for his neuropeptide products, the majority of his products, though overpriced, have more pros than cons. Sadly, the same cannot be said for Dr. Brandt, whose namesake skin-care line is on the disappointing side, especially given the product's price points.
Brandt's products are sold with the tag line that they are "prescription strength, prescription-free," and "are formulated under dermatologic control for maximum safety and efficiency and offer the highest performance without a prescription." Aside from how unbelievable that assertion is, what is not mentioned is the fact that none of the ingredients in Brandt's products are comparable to prescription formulations. And what is "dermatologic control" anyway, given that there are no such standards anywhere in the world? Moreover, what do dermatologists know about the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, much less cosmetics? The two arenas of expertise are completely unrelated.
Dr. Brandt positioned his products as clinically superior to what you would find in other cosmetics lines, an unproven assertion to say the least. Many of his products tout benefits that don't just stretch the truth, but snap it in two—and these fallacies were more disconcerting coming from an esteemed dermatologist. When products contain the problematic ingredients that are so pervasive in Brandt's line, such as irritating plant extracts, drying detergent cleansing agents, and far too many products with skin cell-damaging lavender oil, it becomes nothing more than a line that should be approached with extreme caution.
The line does have a few bright spots: many of Brandt's products do contain significant amounts of antioxidants, though that certainly doesn't make his line unique because many other product lines do that, too. (Here it's fair to say that while no specific amounts have been established for any antioxidant that will ensure their effectiveness, the general consensus among researchers is that more antioxidants are better than less, and less is still better than none at all.) Unless you were a devoted patient of Dr. Brandt and would be racked with guilt for not purchasing his products while visiting for an appointment, there is no reason to seek out this disappointing line.
For more information about Dr. Brandt's products, call (800) 234-1066 or visit www.drbrandtskincare.com.
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Refers to hygienic supplies kept in your car in order to get cleaned up after a night out. Items such as; mouth wash, tooth brush, moist towelettes, water bottles, extra clothes, crackers (after a drunken night), etc.
Amber woke up at a friends house, desperately needing to get cleaned up before she went to church with her parents. Good thing she's able to take a car shower to wash off last night's shame.
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The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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AHS Centaur Wreathlaying Ceremony
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2013 marks the 70th anniversary of the sinking of Australia Hospital Ship Centaur.
This annual wreathlaying ceremony brings together ex servicemen and women family and friends to commemorate the service and sacrifice of all those who served on AHS Centaur.
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Pulaski Tech's annual Fall Fest, sponsored by Student Life and Leadership and the Student Government Association, will kick off at the first of three sites, beginning today at Little Rock-West.
The festival takes place 10 a.m.-1 p.m. in the student parking lot and will feature music, a bungee run, a Pro-Am Racing, AAWTYC Minute to Win It Game, spray tattoos, and free hot dogs, popcorn, cotton candy and other treats.
Fall Carnival on the Main Campus will take place Oct. 12, and at Little Rock-South on Oct. 19.
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I'm determined this year to keep better records during my hive inspections. One reason I've been a bit lax in this area is because I really don't know how much information I should be recorded, or how it should be compiled.
So, my question is, what type of information do you record during your hive inspections? Do you have a typical form you fill out that you can share?
Looking forward to hearing what others are doing.


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Amino acid power
The human body is incredibly efficient. But there are some things it can't do on its own. While your body can synthesize many of the 20 amino acids necessary for human health, nine of those, known as essential amino acids, must be acquired through diet. Dietary protein supplies your body with the additional amino acids it needs for the production of essential amino acids, which are, in turn, the building blocks of proteins.
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For the serious athlete working out hard and getting the heart pumping, adequate protein intake is essential The minimum daily requirement for each individual will vary according to weight, age, sex and your level of activity. However, if you don't get enough dietary protein, you may experience fatigue, hormone level irregularities, and loss of hair, skin tone and muscle mass. And that's not good when your goal is strength and performance.
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The City of Brotherly Love
Philadelphia is a classic American city with easy access to and from any one of the three Penn Medicine hospitals. Whether driving or by public transportation, Philadelphia is easy to navigate. Named "America's Next Great City" by the National Geographic Traveler magazine, Philadelphia is viewed as an "open city" because it welcomes people from all walks of life and every corner of the world. A city of neighborhoods, each has its own character and all are culturally and ethnically diverse.
University City is one of Philadelphia's most vibrant and diverse neighborhoods. This 2.2 square-mile area of West Philadelphia is home to Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, Penn Presbyterian Medical Center and the University of Pennsylvania, one of only eight Ivy League institutions in the United States. A source of education, science, medicine and research, this dynamic, close-knit community is home to college students, artists, and families who co-exist amid world-class universities, dining, nightlife and cultural offerings. Sitting on the west side of downtown Philadelphia, it is easily accessible by car or public transportation and offers a range of housing options and cultural activities.
The Society Hill section of Philadelphia is home to Pennsylvania Hospital, the nation's first hospital. A beautiful and historically preserved section of the city, Society Hill has Washington Square Park, and is within walking distance to the downtown shopping district and historic Old City.
Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, is the nation's sixth largest city. It has a total of 152 neighborhoods that include Center City, West Philadelphia, South Philadelphia, North Philadelphia, and Northeast Philadelphia, as well as smaller communities such as Roxborough, Manayunk, Mount Airy and Chestnut Hill.
The Philadelphia region experiences all four seasons, which makes the city and surrounding areas an excellent resource for year-round outdoor activities. From college and professional sports, to waterfront activities, visitors and residents alike enjoy all that the city has to offer. No matter what the interests, there is something to engage and involve everyone of every age. Located just two hours away from New York City, the mountains of Pennsylvania and the Jersey Shore, Philadelphia is truly at the center of it all.


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My current client is using schemas which is good as it
provides nice seperation. However it causes me pain on a daily basis.
The reason. I can't use the built in keyboard shortcuts in SQL Server
management studio.
I can't believe how painfully annoying this is. It's just madness that SQL
Server's own tool doesn't support a best practice feature.
You can vote on the connect item here to get this sorted https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/349116/keyboard-shortcut-alt-f1-sp-help-doesnt-work-for-tables-belonging-to-non-default-schemas
I've blogged about this before, but this just annoys me so much I'm posting
about it again.
Surely it can't be difficult to change. The other option is to open up SSMS
so we can use add-Ins. I've blogged that before and you can vote on that
suggestion here https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/265567
I've also raised a connect item to give other improvements to keyboard
shortcuts https://connect.microsoft.com/SQLServer/feedback/details/390612/improvements-to-keyboard-shortcuts-in-ssms