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Super Bowl XLV was the single biggest party in DFW history. We were treated to celebrity parties that people in North Texas usually only see on Entertainment Tonight or read about in People. So horrific ice storm or not, the show simply had to go on. And the media like myself, Jonathan Betz, Trish Smith and Kim Fischer had to brave the elements, the lack of taxi cabs and lots of waiting around on the chilly red carpets to cover the Hollywood-esque scene. For an inside look at our experiences during Super Bowl XLV week, I caught up with my fellow party-goers and got their reaction.
JONATHAN BETZ WFAA Channel 8
Best Party: The Audi Forum Dallas because it had the most A-List celebrities and being invitation-only at the Rachofsky House, it was the most intimate setting of the parties.
Most Disappointing: theEvent featuring Prince was definitely the "bust of the week." So many people spent so much money and it was so highly anticipated.
Favorite event of the week to cover: The Diddy party on Thursday evening at the Main Event Center. We waited four hours for him to arrive. When he finally showed up at 2:11 a.m., he entered through a back door rather than the red carpet, making the rest of the night a game of cat and mouse to cover the story.
Favorite celebrity you met: Hugh Jackman was the most gracious and had the least amount of handlers. I saw him at many of the parties and he always stopped to speak to people.
Worst celebrity to deal with: Well, most of them blew us off on the red carpet, but it seemed as if Usher made it a point to go directly inside and not talk to anyone in the media.
Anything special stand out from this Super Bowl week: It really felt like the first "Social Media Super Bowl," as we were active on Twitter and Facebook to get the information out and really make people feel as if they were at the party with us rather than trapped at home with the cold weather.
Best Party: Sports Illustrated Black Eyed Peas Party because there were so many celebrities around and it seemed like everyone inside was having such a good time.
Favorite celebrity you met: Marissa Miller. Besides the fact that I have such admiration for her and how beautiful she is, to find out how intelligent she was and that she loves sports was really cool.
Favorite celebrity you met (Honorable Mention): Hugh Jackman, for being such a huge star, was very down to earth and easy to talk to.
Funniest celebrity you met: Chris Harrison from The Bachelor was a lot of fun.
Favorite Athlete you interviewed: Dallas Cowboys receiver Sam Hurd. He is always great!
Worst celebrity to deal with: Usher -- are you starting to detect a trend here? -- was the worst. He was late to the Mark Cuban party and after we had all waited and waited for him to arrive, he walked right past us without a word.
Highlight of Super Bowl XLV week: Getting to wear the beautiful Nha Kahn dresses on the red carpet all week.
TRISH "DA DISH" SMITH Host at Tony Dao's iegnation.com
Best Party: Leather & Laces (Saturday) at Hotel ZaZa. Lots of celebrities at this one, including Holly Madison and Bridget Marquardt.
Favorite Celebrity you met: Miss USA Rima Fakih, who I interviewed at The Cowboy Gathering on Thursday night. She was really accommodating and very nice.
Funniest celebrity: Comedian Craig Gass basically put on an impromptu show for the fans and media on the Aces & Angels red carpet
Worst celebrity to deal with: Usher (at his own party at Black Finn on Sunday) basically sprinted inside to the VIP area and did not interact with anyone.
Worst celebrity to deal with (Honorable Mention): Dane Cook hosted a party at Plush (after his concert Saturday night at American Airlines Center). He only hung out in VIP with one of his friends and basically refused to mingle with his fans in the club. He also denied an interview request but did take a picture with me so I guess he is not all bad.
Coolest celebrities to deal with: Shawn and Marlon Wayans also hosted a party at Plush. However they opted to hang out with the people who had paid to see them as they danced and took pictures and everyone had a good time.


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So this next Glyos Drop is gonna hinder saving up for my next mold, but I mean look at those things! The Colors ( or lack there of ) are rocking my socks off. I had a similar color in mind for the first wave of Anomalies and now I'm convinced that I'll eventually do a wave of them in these Zorennor colors.
As far as this weeks Glyos drop, there's not much more I can say. Look at the pictures above, if they're not for you (then there's something wrong with you) and more for me!

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Temperature: The Ultimate Variable 0
If you've used epoxy before, you probably know that mixed resin and hardener can get hot in a hurry. Case in point: Figure 1 – that cup has seen its last day.
This mixed epoxy, along with its 221 °F reading, is the aftermath of what is known as an exothermic reaction. To put it in plain terms: an exothermic reaction is a freight train of heat that sends your mixed epoxy into oblivion. But how does this happen and how can it be prevented?
The driving variable that affects the curing time of epoxy products is temperature. All of the information relating to cure and set times on our product labels is based on a standard temperature of 77 °F (25 °C). Assuming your local environment will be hotter or cooler than 77 °F, a great rule of thumb to keep in mind is that for every additional 18 °F (10 °C) above 77 °F, your cure time will be cut in half. Conversely, for every 18 °F cooler, be prepared for your cure time to double.
The byproduct of an epoxy curing reaction is heat. The fewer opportunities this heat has to escape, the faster this reaction will occur. Looking back at Figure 1 - and thinking about our rule of 18 °F - if the temperature of your mixed epoxy has risen 18 °F after 5 minutes in a cup, its cure time will be halved. Two and a half minutes later, and another 18 °F, now your cure time is halved again. This doesn't have to go on for very long before your cup is smoking, possibly melting, and you're left wondering what the heck happened!
Rotfix, one of the products in our EndRot line, is a great example of how heat effects epoxy. While we do offer a helpful mixing bottle with our 24 Oz. kit, folks often get themselves in trouble by mixing too much product in the bottle and leaving it for several minutes before getting down to work. By the time they are ready to begin, the product has reacted and become very hot! We strongly suggest starting with small, graduated medical cups for RotFix applications since a little product goes a long way, and gets hot fairly fast. This also helps users become more familiar with how our products function.
Preventing exothermic reaction comes down to three things:
- Organization
- Surface Preparation
- Execution
1. Organization
Preparing for your project before jumping in will really make a big difference! If you're laminating fiberglass or carbon fiber, this means getting your fabrics cut to size and staged, and then calculating a rough estimate of how much resin you will need (this will come with experience and time using the products). You'll also need measuring, mixing and application tools, like those seen in Figure 2. Getting organized before starting your project will mean spending less time finding your tools and more time getting the epoxy mixed and applied.
2. Surface Area
As discussed in our intro, the reason that mixed epoxy gets so hot in a cup is that the heat being generated has nowhere to go. Preventing exothermic reaction, depending on the application, is usually as easy as pouring the mixture out into a pan. This spreads the epoxy out, thereby increasing its surface area, and allows the mixture to release heat. As seen in Figure 3, paint trays and other disposable baking pans (consider going to your local Dollar Store for these) are great for giving your epoxy, and you, a chance to breathe during the application process.
3. Execution
When applying epoxy, don't jump into a project that you aren't comfortable doing. It's all about starting small and then working up to bigger jobs as you gain more familiarity with the product. Mixing small batches, or however much can be used in a reasonable amount of time, is still something that we continue to do even though we have been using this stuff for many years. It will allow for the flexibility of working with multiple products when your project demands it, you'll eliminate wasted material and save money, and you also won't burn your hand!
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Clients may also choose to pay their fees using the E-payment option on CIC's website by creating an account and then selecting the service they wish to pay for and provide an e-mail address. Once the payment has been approved, the client will receive an HPM receipt via e-mail.
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Brazilian Catholics thronged to see Pope Benedict XVI in Sao Paulo on Friday as he officially added native-born 18th-century Friar Antonio Galvao to the canon of saints. While he was at it, the pope emphasized the importance of just saying no to drugs and premarital sex.
During the Mass, the 80-year-old pontiff encouraged his listeners to follow the example of the new saint by helping the needy "in an age so full of hedonism."
He lauded Friar Galvao as a model of rectitude and humility, and went on to criticise the elements of the media that ridiculed the sanctity of marriage and virginity before marriage.
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The Catholic Church in Brazil is hoping the pope's visit will help reinvigorate the local church, which has lost millions of faithful in recent years to evangelical churches.


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There is, if you'll pardon the expression, something rather queer about the gay marriage controversy.
I suspect many people wonder what all the fuss is about and why opponents of the Marriage Amendment Bill are so precious about an institution for which society clearly has mixed feelings.
According to that prolific aphorist Anon, "marriage is not a word but a sentence". Max Kauffman reckoned he never knew what real happiness was "until I got married - and by then it was too late".
The Edwardian pulp novelist Marie Corelli saw no need to get married because "I have three pets at home which answer the same need as a husband. I have a dog that growls every morning, a parrot that swears all afternoon, and a cat that comes home late at night".
"I don't think I'll get married again," declared American humorist Lewis Grizzard. "I'll just find a woman I don't like and give her a house." (Gizzard didn't follow his own advice: when he died, aged 47, he was on his fourth marriage.)
And no sample of marriage jokes would be complete without Henny Youngman, perhaps the doyen of the long line of Jewish-American comedians who built careers on the principle that, when it comes to marriage, the truest words are spoken in jest: "Do you know what it means to come home at night to a woman who'll give you a little love, a little affection, a little tenderness? It means you're in the wrong house."
Opponents of same-sex marriage portray the formal union between a man and woman as the bedrock of Western civilisation and repository of our core values, which piles an awesome responsibility on an institution whose heyday is long gone.
Both here and in the UK a third of marriages fail. In a given year there are roughly half as many divorces as there are marriages, hence the misconception that 50 per cent of marriages fall over. Even more telling is the rapidity with which the notion of till death us do part unravelled once divorce lost its stigma.
The Guardian recently reviewed marriage and divorce statistics for England and Wales since 1858 when break-ups, if not quite unheard of, were few and far between. (There were 24 that year.)
Both world wars pushed up the divorce rate: from 596 in 1910 to 3090 in 1920 and from 7755 in 1940 to 30,870 in 1950. Interestingly, after these wartime spikes, the numbers didn't fall back. The real surge came during the 1960s and 70s, when conventional morality and organised religion began to lose their hold. In 1960 there were 23,868 divorces in England and Wales; by 1980 the figure had risen to 148,301.
Since 2000 the divorce rate has gone into gentle reverse, as has the number of marriages. These trends, also apparent in this country, suggest people are becoming less inclined to marry in haste and repent at leisure. The law has moved with the times, making no distinction between marriage and de facto relationships that last three years.
The churches' implacable opposition to same-sex marriage is ironic on a number of grounds. Before this week's House of Commons vote, the Church of England was issuing dire warnings about the dangers of tampering with "traditional" marriage, apparently oblivious to the fact that fewer and fewer people view marriage in traditional terms.
It's also a bit rich coming from a church whose founder, Henry VIII, did more to undermine the institution of marriage than Elizabeth Taylor and the Gabor sisters combined. (Liz and Zsa Zsa might have racked up more marriages than Henry Tudor, but they didn't behead any of their exes.)
Henry also introduced a law (the Buggery Act, since you ask) making homosexuality punishable by hanging. It remained in force for 328 years.
Of course marriage has traditionally been a union between a man and a woman; how could it be otherwise when until quite recently (1986 in this country) same-sex relationships were illegal?
The Catholic Archbishop of Southwark declared that neither the church nor the state - in other words, we, the people - have the right to redefine marriage, since the traditional definition pre-dates both. In other words: leave it to God. Seeing he/she hasn't made an authenticated public pronouncement for at least 1000 years, I guess we shouldn't hold our breath.
The Sensible Sentencing Trust's Garth McVicar claims gay marriage will lead to more crime, since statistics show most crime is committed by fatherless kids.
This rather desperate assertion raises a number of questions. Aren't these fatherless criminals a reflection of the breakdown of "traditional" marriage? Where will the criminal offspring of same-sex couples come from? And if fathers are the key, then wouldn't two fathers be even better than one?
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Nov. 11, 2012
ANN ARBOR, Mich. - The No. 18 Pitt wrestling team opened its 2012-13 dual campaign with a narrow 16-15 loss at No. 13 Michigan. The Panthers (0-1) and Wolverines (2-1) split the 10 dual matches with the difference in score coming from a UM major decision.
"I think we had an opportunity to win and just didn't get it done." said assistant coach Jason Peters. "Zac Thomusseit did a great job trying to win it for the team at the end but before that we had some opportunities to win the match and didn't take advantage of them."
After UM took the opening bout at 125 pounds, Shelton Mack got Pitt on the board with an exciting win at 133 pounds over Rossi Bruno. Mack jumped out to an early lead scoring a pair of takedowns in the first. Bruno countered with a takedown of his own in the second to send the match into the third and final frame tied at 5-5. In the third, Mack started down and got a quick escape but Bruno tied the match when Mack was called for stalling with under 15 seconds remaining to tie the match at six going into overtime. In OT, both wrestlers came out aggressive exchanging shots early and often. Mack eventually got in on a double late and was able to complete it to earn the 8-6 win with three seconds remaining in the OT frame.
The Wolverines regained momentum as they picked up victories by decisions in the next three weight classes to take a 12-3 lead into the intermission.
Pitt came out strong after the break getting a big win from Tyler Wilps over No. 7 Taylor Massa. After the two 165 pounders went scoreless in the first, Wilps got on the board when Massa was penalized a point for an illegal hold while on top. Wilps was able to escape to take a 2-0 advantage but Massa scored a takedown to even the bout. Wilps was tough and managed a late escape to take the 3-2 lead going into the third. In the third, Massa started down and earned a quick escape to square the match. From there, the two wrestlers went back-and-forth but neither was able to connect on a shot and the match went to overtime. Wilps was the aggressor in the overtime frame, taking multiple shots and eventually connecting on a double for the takedown and the win with 15 seconds remaining.
After UM picked up a major decision at 174 pounds, Max Thomusseit used four take downs and a pair of escapes to defeat No. 18 Jordan Thomas, 11-4.
197 pounds also saw an overtime match after a late stall call against the Panthers. Matt Wilps, who earned an escape in the second period, got called for stalling with under 10 seconds left to send the match into overtime. In the overtime session, Wilps quickly connected on a double to take the win and cut the Wolverines advantage to 16-12 heading into the final bout.
In the deciding heavyweight contest, Zac Thomusseit needed at least a tech fall victory to clinch the match for Pitt. Thomusseit nearly picked up a match clinching pin for the Panthers after taking advantage of a late shot from Justin Dozier where he got in on a go behind and then finished with a cradle for three near falls points. Many on the Panthers' bench believed Thomusseit had the pin but the refs did not award the fall and Thousseit was credited with a 6-0 decision which gave Pitt three team points ending the match in a 16-15 victory for Michigan.
"At the end of the day, they have a good team and we have a good team," Peters said. "We're going to have to come out and have a good week of practice and do it all over against Ohio State."
The Panthers return to action next Sunday, Nov. 18, when they travel to Columbus, Ohio to battle No. 5 Ohio State in a 2 p.m. contest.
Michigan 16, Pitt 15
125: No. 15 Sean Boyle (M) dec. Godwin Nyama (P), 6-0; UM leads, 3-0
133: No. 7 Shelton Mack (P) dec. Rossi Bruno (M), 8-6 (OT); Match tied, 3-3
141: Camyrn Jackson (M) dec. Travis Shaffer (P), 13-11; UM leads, 6-3
149: No. 11 Eric Grajales (M) dec. Donnie Tasser (P), 4-3; UM leads, 9-3
157: Jake Salazar (M) dec. Troy Reaghard (P), 8-1; UM leads, 12-3
165: Tyler Wilps (P) dec. No. 7 Taylor Messa (M), 5-3 (OT); UM leads, 12-6
174: No. 14 Dan Yates (M) m. dec., Nick Bonaccorsi (P), 16-5; UM leads, 16-6
184: Max Thomusseit (P) dec. No. 19 Jordan Thomas (M), 11-4; UM leads, 16-9
197: No. 2 Matt Wilps (P) dec. No. 19 Max Huntley (M), 3-1 (OT); UM leads, 16-12
285: No. 10 Zac Thomusseit (P) dec. Justin Dozier (M), 6-0; UM wins, 16-15
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Lee, Rahmani Set for 2017 UWW Junior Freestyle Nationals
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NACHOS2 is rectricted to problems for which the fluid of interest may be assumed incompressible within the context of the Boussinesq approximation. Isotropic behavior is assumed for all fluids, solids, and porous materials; all fluids are assumed to obey a Newtonian or generalized Newtonian (inelastic) constitutive law. No provision is made for the explicit computation of fluid/fluid interfaces (i.e. free surfaces).
The program is self-contained with its own mesh generator and plotting facilities. It can also be used with stand-alone mesh generators. The batch plotting package in NACHOS2 permits a full range of plots at the option of the user. Plots of the finite element mesh can be generated, as well as contours, time histories, profiles and vector representations of all the relevant dependent variables in an analysis.
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Determining the right price for their goods is an important strategic advantage for companies, quite the opposite of the conventional thinking that market prices set themselves. Business analyst Niklas Hallberg of Lund University in Sweden shows that individual associates, price experts, are a strong factor for accurate pricing. If this is left to the sales staff, the price tends to be too low.
Selling their products at the right price is often put forward as something that is extremely important for maximizing the long-term profits of companies. At the same time, pricing capability is regarded as a light-weight component of the company's overall strategy. The researcher Niklas Hallberg, School of Economics and Management , Lund University, finds in his study of strategy and pricing in five packaging companies in the Nordic countries, Central Europe, and the U.K. that pricing is an incredibly complex story. Price is a major strategic consideration and a matter for top management.
"This is about a long-term strategy for the company that is difficult to purchase. If you are successful in your pricing, you gain an advantage over your competitors that they can't make up for even if they try. The right experience, a well-established IT system, and the proper overall organizational structure all take time to create, and there's no quick fix," he says.
To find the right price, companies need to invest in three overarching areas involving, people, systems, and organization.
"It is clearly a factor of success to have people in key positions who have the communicative or business sense required to gather the right information in customer-specific pricing situations. This is silent knowledge that companies can't acquire quickly. It's a matter of having individuals with the right experience. All the companies I studied have a 'price guru' like this."
Functioning technical systems are a neglected area
"I was surprised how little investment the companies put into IT systems and strategic control systems for market information. This is because these decisions are largely based on perceptions and experience. Owing to the complexity of the decisions, with perhaps some thousand products and hundreds of different customers every year, system capital is replaced with human capital."
Companies find it difficult to make rational calculations
"A good calculation requires correct information about what it costs to produce a product. This sounds trivial, but I'm seeing that companies have rather poor control over what it costs to develop a product, to produce and transport a product, and then place that cost in relation to what the competition is offering."
Control over organization plays a role in coordinating pricing decisions
"Different decision-makers in the organization are driven by different interests. For instance, salespeople have a natural tendency to want to sell, and they often have a close and personal relationship with their customers. Salespeople want as little hassle as possible, and the customers press the price downward. In other words, it's convenient for the sales staff to sell at a price that is lower than optimal for the company's profitability."
Niklas Hallberg relates that it is relatively common for pricing decisions to be controlled by making sure that the information the salespeople receive shows that the cost of a product is higher than it really is. This prevents the sales staff from lowering the price too much.
"Generally speaking, I would say that pricing decisions need to be made high up in the organization. The advantage of having salespeople set the price is that the company can avoid losing an order, even though the average price is lower. But many companies want to sell based on customer value, that is, the value the buyer feels a product has, rather than simply being the cheapest product."
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Funeral Notices for Feb. 6, 2013
Thomas Breen — 11 a.m., Hurst Funeral Home, Greenville.
Helen "Sue" Main — 5 p.m., Sheridan Assembly of God. (Christiansen Cremation & Funeral Care, Greenville)
Lee Bernson — 11 a.m., The Presbyterian Church of Traverse City.
Guy Linderman Sr. — 3 p.m., Christiansen Cremation & Funeral Care, Greenville.
Robert Onstott — 11 a.m., Hurst Funeral Home, Greenville.
Barbara Hansen — 11 a.m., Johnson-Feuerstein Funeral Home, Belding.
Loyd Donald Smith — 11 a.m., Cornerstone Worship Center, Vestaburg. (Brigham Funeral Chapel, Lakeview)
Arlene Wiltenburg Wright — 1 p.m., Hurst Funeral Home, Greenville.
Frank Hagadus, 96
GREENVILLE — Frank Hagadus, 96, of Stanton, formerly of Trufant, died Tuesday at home. Funeral arrangements are pending at Christiansen Cremation & Funeral Care, Greenville, www.ChristiansenCares.com.
Robert Lee Onstott, 72
GREENVILLE — Robert Lee Onstott, 72, died Monday evening at his home near in Greenville. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Friday at Hurst Funeral Home, Greenville. Visitation will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday.
Florence C. Shindorf, 92
BELDING — Florence C. Shindorf, 92, of Gobles, formerly of Belding, died Monday at Meadow Woods Nursing and Rehab Center near Bloomingdale. Private funeral services will take place at Johnson-Feuerstein Funeral Home, Belding.
Loyd Donald Smith, 81
LAKEVIEW — Loyd Donald Smith, 81, of Greenville, died Tuesday at Spectrum Health Long Term Care in Lakeview. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the Cornerstone Worship Center, Vestaburg. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday at Brigham Funeral Chapel, Lakeview, and from 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday (one hour prior to the service) at the Cornerstone Worship Center.


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My wife, son, and I recently returned to NY from vacationing in Mexico. We connected in Ft. Lauderdale flying back to New York. Our flight to New York was on time but our bags, even though we personally checked them back in with Spirit Air after retrieving them at customs in Ft. Lauderdale, did not make the flight. We arrived in New York on sat Feb 13, 2010 but our luggage was not delivered until after midnight Sunday (12:20 am Monday the 15,2010) even though they told us the bags would be on the next flight out of Ft. Lauderdale arriving in New York Saturday evening. When the bags were delivered to our home, we insisted on checking it in front on the delivery person and, in his presence, we discovered that somone had stolen items from all three pieces of our luggage. My wife's clothes were stolen, gifts we bought for our family in Mexico ( including bottles of really good tequila) were stolen, a video camera was stolen, and two of my golf clubs were stolen (taylor made Driver and 3 Wood). Repeated calls to the baggage area and multiple messages were left but no calls back. I finally kept calling with my phone on repeat dial until someone answered. They immediately told me they are not responsible for any electronics, the bottles of tequila, and possibly not even the golf clubs. They did say they are only responsible for clothes and shoes (Any item with a value over $50.00 requires a receipt so I guess we will be going thru all out old receipts to find the ones for my wife's clothes)
When speaking to them they acted like theft is a normal occurence ( I understand theft is a reality) but they just seem to not have a plan of action, just willing to quickly say whats not covered and ready to create roadblocks. Needless to say, the experience was horrible. I have had bags not make a flight in the past but nothing was stolen and it was delivered within a reasonable time. From reading the reports, it looks like others are having the same problem with Spirit Air, especially in Ft. Lauderdale.....stay tuned for updates as i continue to haggle with them....
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You blame Spirit but how about the baggage handlers at FLL, TSA etc??? Lots of people have access to your bags. The only way to safeguard items of value is to take them with you in a carry on. The airlines have advised this for years and still people who appear to be seasoned travellers still complain about lost cameras and jewelry.
Next time take your valuables with you. Rent clubs at the golf course.
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The Pearl Harbor Survivors Association will continue for at least a while longer.
Association President Art Herriford today said about 100 members decided against disbanding. The group met in Waikiki a day before the Pearl Harbor anniversary.
Herriford says old age makes it difficult for members to organize their biennial meetings and handle other duties.
But the 88-year-old says members "don't want to throw in the towel right away."
The association instead plans to shrink a little, so it will have four district directors around the country instead of eight.
The association had about 18,000 members when it formed in 1958. It now has 3,000.


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Discussion in 'Off The Beaten Track' started by BigB08822, Apr 27, 2010.
are they the spawn of the bitter hausfraus who watch DWTS?
eys, but moi realized that they're 'mean' not jealous ... pickin' on and not voting the oddball D&D playing girls and boys.
(no, she deserved to go ... at least vice casey)
Yeah I really liked Siobhan at first, but somewhere she went off the rails. Still think she's adorable, though. I don't even have a favorite anymore, I can watch it with no stress.
Two seasons in a row for four guys/one girl final five.
Sorry to see Siobhan leave but as long as Lee & Crystal are safe, I'm good.
I would much rather have seen Mike or Aaron gone, but I'm not too sad about Siobhan. I really liked her early performances of Wicked Game and The House of the Rising Sun, but she really regressed during the course of the season. She didn't seem to understand how to use all the vocal ability she has.
I think that happened in episode two.
It's like Mike said, it's no surprise that one of them will be leaving each week. It is what it is.
And in the year of the woman, Crystal is the last one standing. AI producers did a fine casting job this season. I say, fire the producers.
Poor song choices along with trying to incorporate all the feedback, but the feedback from the judges was all over the place, and we have no idea what feedback she got from the vocal coaches and band. With a big voice, you have to be 100% committed 100% of the time. Every time she was unsure, she had an up and down performance. Good to see her go out on Think, though.
If Lee was in the top three this week, when he was at his weakest, then I can't see him finishing below third. Siobhan wasn't my favorite, but at least she was a little interesting, even when she became predictable. Things could get even more boring.
At this point, the big suspense is whether Lee will find an ounce of charisma, Casey will wear his hair down or in a ponytail, Aaron will play grown up with Frank Sinatra or turn a Sinatra song country, and whether they'll all drop their guitars for Frank Sinatra week. I don't think this is going to be a good week for Casey. The theme is not good for him and he wound up in the bottom three the last two weeks. He may be going home next week.
ETA: According to MJ, Harry Connick Jr is doing the arrangements and orchestrations for the songs, so the guitars are out.
I'm worried for Crystal next week. I don't see Sinatra song book as being a strong suit for her. That would be two weeks in a row that she might be at a disadvantage. Wonder if it's deliberate?
Did anyone else notice that Aaron was the top of the list on DialIdol?
Aaron was singing country, got rave reviews from the judges, and probably inherited more tween fandom from Tim. As the season moves on, the text votes count for more. I don't think he's going home soon.
I think Crystal will be fine with the music next week. Vocals will be front and center and she has strong vocals. It's fine that it's not the kind of music she usually sings, especially since that's true for all of them.
I love Harry Connick Jr, and I LOOOOVE Sinatra.....I just fear I'm not gonna love next week....
Why is that?
I sincerely hope so !
Because nearly all the text votes go through. As the season goes on, a smaller percentage of the phone votes go through because of an increase in busy signals.
Interesting. I have only voted last year and this year. Last year for Adam, this year for Crystal. I noticed that this year, it has been pretty easy to get through. I figured they added lines to help with the volume. Maybe I just started earlier this year .
Apparently next week's mentor will be the first IDOL mentor to arrange the songs, write the orchestrations for the contestants and perform.
This might actually be interesting because I've always wanted the mentors to spend more than 5 minutes on each contestant. It sounds like they'll be collaborating heavily with Harry Connick Jr to come up with song choice, song arrangement, etc.
Wow, that is interesting! I know some have been pushing for something like this for awhile.
I love Harry Connick Jr. Regardless of what the contestants do, he'll be a treat.
Harry went to high school with my brother so I remember him way back when he was a kid. Nice guy who even after living away for years still sounds like a true New Orleanian. Can't wait to see him on idol.
He gives the impression of being a nice guy. I'm glad to hear that he truly is. Thanks


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Burson-Marsteller named Melissa Grigorieff Koomey managing director and head of the West Coast healthcare practice. Koomey joins the PR shop from FibroGen, a research-based biotech. She will be based in San Francisco and report to global health practice chair Helene Ellison.


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WASHINGTON, Sunday—Christmas Day and Christmas Eve lie behind us. The 24th of December is always for me the embodiment of what I call "official Christmas." Though I appreciate all that it means, some things I do, leave me with a lump in my throat.
I began Christmas Eve this year before 9:00 o'clock, for I had two parties for youngsters, one in a Washington theatre, and one given by the Kiwanis Club in Arlington, Virginia. These parties for youngsters are nice because it seems possible for youth to forget the sorrows of life in the enjoyment of the moment. Older people cannot erase from their consciousness a night of tears, but youth can weep one hour and laugh the next and the younger the child, the easier the transition.
In the middle of the day I went both to the Volunteers of America and the Salvation Army, and then at 3:30 we all enjoyed the chance to wish a Merry Christmas to all those who come with their families to the Christmas tree in the East Room. Everyone present at that party in some way touches our daily lives. Though we may not see them every day, it is good to have this opportunity once a year to say "thank you" for the really remarkable service which is rendered by everybody connected with the White House.
I only wish that this party could include all the people who do things indirectly for the White House. For instance, in every Department there are people who answer mail which is sent over because the contents seem to indicate that the answers can be found only in some of the Departments. These letters are answered for the President or for me. Often people will tell me that they feel they know me because they have seen so many letters addressed to me. Again, there are the men who work in the greenhouses which furnish the White House with flowers. They, too, feel they also know us, for they help to fill any boxes of flowers or box any plants which may go out from the White House at different times of the year, as well as to grow plants for the house and garden.
If one included all the people one would like to include, I fear the time allotted to this party on Christmas Eve would not be long enough and the President would not get over to Lafayette Square at 5:00 o'clock to light the municipal tree. So the line has to be drawn somewhere and only here can I pay our tribute to all those far and near who all through the year, unselfishly serve the White House family and the Government.
Christmas Day after the constant activity of Christmas Eve, seemed to bring us back a sense of peace, even though the children woke us early and we had innumerable presents to open around the Christmas tree in the afternoon. Talking to all our family on the telephone and going to church does give a sense of family unity and of the peaceful significance of the day, which is the note on which one's Christmas celebrations should close.


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He does not take your calls, he does not call you back. Loses your paperwork. Misses deadlines. Negative attitude about clients. Does not tell you all you need to know about your issue, just takes your money and blows you off. They say they are a Christian organization - Stay away.
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Honest - Dallas is not Honest
SUBMITTED: Thursday, September 12, 2013POSTED: Thursday, September 12, 2013
I suspect that Honest - Dallas is not a client but is a former employee who was fired and uses the web to anonymously attack my reputation. Negative reviews started popping up right after she was let go and prior to that I had only positive reviews.
If Honest - Dallas is a client please make an appointment and talk to me so we can resolve your complaint. I care about my clients and I would like to make amends with anyone who has a legitimate complaint. I do not take clients money and blow them off. Check out the State Bars website. I have been practicing since 1982 and I have never had a complaint filed against me by a client.
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There will always be weight, but that is not that big of a deal with the proper holster and belt. If I were going to carry a small 1911, I would get the Colt Commander with an aluminum frame, and at the very least a Colt Defender.
And yes my opinion is biased. If it doesnt have the Rampant Pony on it, its not the real deal. If you like to deep sea fish, the Para will make an excellent sinker.


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On Thursday March 15th the Lakeland Fire Department received a call to a structure fire at 2602 Tennessee Rd. Eight units from stations one, two, three and four were dispatched at 7:15 pm and arrived on the scene at 7:20 pm.
The responding team consisted of seventeen fire personnel of three fire engines, two rescue units, one heavy rescue unit and a battalion chief.
When units arrived they found a home partially engulfed in flames. Chief Jeff Wharton took charge of the scene and assigned teams to extinguish the fire, perform search and rescue, water supply, and rapid intervention.
In a wooded neighborhood surrounded by other homes, mobile homes and trailers, in close proximity; LFD was able to bring the initial blaze under control within a few minutes, containing the incident to the original structure. This helped quell the fears of neighbors who had gathered anticipating that the fire might spread.
A trouble truck from Lakeland Electric was also on scene to insure the safety of any electrical service to the home.
At approximately the same time units from stations two, three and six were dispatched to another structure fire on Trenton Rd that turn out to be a false call. The members of the Lakeland Fire Department, and other city departments, continue their dedication to making our city a safer place to live.


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Libery Capital sold gold coins to my 89 year old father that were marked up between 42% and 52% over the price listed in the Grey Sheet (the price my father could have paid at and reputable dealer). My father bought 150 $5 Liberty gold pieces (grade: AU) and 39 $20 St Gaudens gold pieces (grade: MS65). for a total of $170,858 when the ask price for these coins on the days they were sold come to $116,000.
Liberty of course refuses to rebuy the coins for anything like what they scammed my father into paying, despite the fact that gold spot prices are substantially higher today than they were when the coins were purchased.
Liberty Capital advertises heavily on Rush Limbaugh and other conservative outlets to take in unsophisticated investors who want to buy gold as a hedge against economic collapse. Then they steer them into numismatic coins that are much harder to value. The diclosure (in tiny typw on the bottom of the invoice) states that Liberty "typically" marks up coins by 20% or so -- which in itself is outrageous. But the actually markups on the coins my father bought were as high as 52%!. My dad bought 30 $20 St Gaudens in February 2009 for $2900 when the Grey Sheet Ask price for the exact same coins was $1910.
Liberty Capital preys upon seniors and needs to be stopped.
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I love to hand quilt and can't imagine that one would try to push that needle through layers of fabric without a thimble.
Having said that, I remember learning to use one and did all of the things mentioned -- used a different finger, stuck the thimble finger up in the air, etc. It was the pain of pushing the needle through several different layers in that rocking motion that finally made that thimbled finger stay where it should be and used as it should be. Practice practice.
As an althernative, there are several new types of thimbles now. I've tried several and because I learned with the good old metal one, that's what works for me. However, if I was learning now, I would pick one that was a little more hip and stick with it till I learned how. In my opinion, my hand quilting is tigher when my thimble is on.
There are no rules. If it works for you not to use a thimble, then don't. As long as you are getting the result you want and you are happy with the result, the quilt police should leave you alone.


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SITA UK, the U.K.-based waste management firm, has been granted permission by U.K. and Dutch government agencies to supply up to 600,000 metric tons of alternative fuel derived from residual waste to help power homes and businesses in Amsterdam.
Through the program, SITA UK will supply its SITA Northeastern Europe Waste Services' facility (SITA NEWS) with energy to power residences in Amsterdam. SITA NEWS consists of SITA Belgium, SITA Germany, SITA Netherlands and SITA Luxembourg.
Through the program, SITA NEWS will supply Amsterdam's Waste and Energy Co. (AEB), with fuel from residual waste that comes from SITA's waste management activities in the U.K.
David Palmer-Jones, CEO of SITA UK, says, "Supplying SITA NEWS and, ultimately, AEB with residual waste from the U.K. makes good environmental sense while there is still a lack of recovery facilities in this country. We are helping to fuel one of the most efficient recovery facilities that need RDF (refuse derived fuel) at a time when facilities of this caliber are still waiting to come online in the U.K.
"We anticipate that demand for this material will also grow in the U.K. We already have an agreement to supply CEMEX's facility in Rugby (U.K.) with SRF (solid recovered fuel) over the next few years and will continue to pursue partnerships such as this in the U.K.
"We are also investing around £1.4 billion (US$2.264 billion) over the next three years in new recycling and resource management infrastructure in this country. In 2011 alone we received planning permissions for over two million metric tons of new recycling and resource management capacity and SITA UK is working hard to get this built and ready to begin processing material."
A ship chartered by SITA NEWS will make three trips a week from Tilbury, U.K., to Amsterdam with the RDF. The material will be delivered to AEB's facility.
The U.K.'s Environment Agency and Dutch Environment Authority, Agentschap NL, have granted SITA UK a three-year trans-frontier shipment (TFS) permit to provide the fuel to SITA NEWS in the Netherlands. The TFS is valid from May 1, 2012, to April 30, 2015.
"The length of this TFS permit reflects the trust which the authorities have in our ability to responsibly source, transport and deliver this quantity of material. It is going to one of the leading facilities in Europe in terms of efficiency, and gives them a much-needed supply from a guaranteed source. We have a great relationship with our sister companies in Europe and are delighted to be working with them to help put waste to good use," Jones says.
The RDF shipped to AEB will be a mix of municipal and industrial and commercial waste from England. The waste will be processed at SITA UK sites, recyclables will be removed and the residual material will be trommelled and shredded before being transported to the Netherlands.
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"Glee" showrunner Ryan Murphy has just unveiled an exclusive first look at the trailer for Season 4 of the FOX musical drama.
In the 30-second spot Ryan Tweeted out on Wednesday, fans can get their first glimpse of Kate Hudson as Cassandra July, Rachel Berry's NYADA dance teacher, and it appears she starts things off with Lea Michele's character on the wrong foot.
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"I bet you were a big star in Iowa," Kate's Cassandra says, stingingly.
"Actually, I'm from Ohio," Lea's Rachel replies.
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"Ohio, even worse!" Kate's character says, with a zing.
But, more than just the first look at Kate's character, the trailer also features a quick shot of Jane Lynch, as Sue Sylvester, holding a baby next to Chris Colfer's Kurt.
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Sue is also dishing out some strong advice to Matthew Morrison's Will Schuester in the teacher's staffroom.
"It's time to get rutheless in protecting the integrity of your idiot club," she tells him.
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The spot also featured a hint that "The Glee Project's" Season 1 contender Alex Newell, who played cross-dressing singer Wade Adams on the show last season, is heading to McKinley High.
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Small-Time investors lucky enough to snaffle some Tattersall's shares are likely to reap considerable gains when the group lists tomorrow, with institutional investors pushing the asking price well beyond the initial $2.90 retail limit.
After closing the 24-hour book-build process at noon yesterday, float manager Goldman Sachs JBWere confirmed it had pushed the institutional price range out to between $2.90 and $3.20 to take account of the exceptional demand. With only about 90 million shares available to the big end of town, it is believed that the book-build was up to eight times oversubscribed.
"I think everyone's going to be disappointed in some ways because we've had overwhelming demand on all fronts," a source close to the float said. Tatt's executives and the Goldman Sachs team were still working on the final offer price and allocation policy late last night. It is believed that offers were being taken at between $3 and $3.10.
But fund managers predicted stock would rise above the $3.20 benchmark when the shares come on at 11.30am tomorrow.
"I think there's probably going to be pretty active turnover," said Paul Hannan, head of small caps at BT Financial Group. "I would have thought that existing beneficiaries that haven't sold into the process might look to take advantage if it is a strong secondary market."
Most larger institutions indicated they would take whatever allocation they were given.
"I would have thought that most institutions, even if they only got a small holding, would take it," said one fund manager, whose institution looks after more than $15 billion worth of funds. "They'd be saying, 'Look, even if I have to flick the stock tomorrow and make only a small amount of money, that's better than making no money at all'."
Some smaller fund managers feared the allocation policy could leave them out in the cold.
"We're not expecting much stock, if any," said Opis Capital portfolio manager Dean Fergie. "We expect about as much as you would when you buy a lottery ticket."
Mr Fergie said the big winners would be those that got some of the 10 million shares in the $2.40-$2.90 retail offer, which also closed heavily oversubscribed late last month. "They're pretty much guaranteed to get a 30¢ premium on the first day, if it comes on at the top of the (institutional) range." Other analysts said Tatt's shares could open as high as $3.70 to $3.80. In his daily newsletter, Tolhurst Noall analyst Marcus Padley said the forecasts in the Tatt's prospectus had been made deliberately conservative.
"Either way, the liquidity issue will ensure a healthy stag (short-term) profit for anyone lucky enough to get the stock," he said.
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"Know the law" is a full time job when traveling through other states and cities. (How many are aware that carry on a Greyhound is against company rules? I checked the federal law number on the poster prohibiting carry on "The Dog", and it refers to credit for airlines, not weapons. But, I'm assuming a city bus, and cities like Seattle are trying to block legal carry through illegal laws.) The unknown legality is a factor, as is whether the victim deserves to be murdered (I did mention that the violence is escalating and anyone who thinks a bunch of trash teen agers will not kill has not been paying attention to the news.) "Map the bullet path"? Of course. You are sitting, the nearest is standing right in front of you, an upward angle is obvious. As are the people on the other side of the closest and the metal roof overhead.
Risk the legal hit and (probably) save a life, or can anyone think of an alternative that does not involve risking innocent lives by releasing OC spray inside a moving vehicle, with the driver sharing the air, and spray, inside the bus?


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During an extended portion of Bill O'Reilly's Super Bowl interview with President Obama aired on Monday's O'Reilly Factor, the Fox News host wondered: "Do you think I've been unfair to you?" Obama replied: "Absolutely, of course you are, Bill."
When O'Reilly demanded evidence, the President cited the preceding interview: "Bill, we just went through an interview in which you asked about health care not working, IRS, 'Were we wholly corrupt?', Benghazi. Right? So the list of issues that you talk about." O'Reilly pushed back: "But these are unanswered questions." Obama complained: "But they're defined by you guys in a certain way."


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Mini-nukes arrive at the regulatory gate. Will they get through?
Morgan Ryan
Galena, Alaska, could be the type specimen for remoteness. A tiny town of about 700 on a bend of the Yukon River, it has no roads in and depends on the river for food, fuel and supplies. The river is frozen eight to nine months of the year. Galena residents pay three times the national average per kilowatt hour for diesel-generated electricity. Alternative energy would have special appeal for Galena, but with an evening that stretches 20 hours in the winter, solar is out. With the help of Toshiba and its American holding, Westinghouse, Galena is thinking nuclear.
Will a swaggering nuclear policy in Galena be the next big headache for nearby Tanana and McGrath?
The key to Galena's ambitions is the Toshiba 4S—the Super-Safe, Small and Simple reactor, a torpedo-shaped unit on the drawing board that surrounds a core about 2 meters long and 0.6 meters across. The entire unit, core and casing, is to be manufactured off-site by Toshiba, delivered to the customer, and then lowered into a cylindrical concrete vault 30 meters underground. Expected to run for 30 years with minimal operator intervention, the 4S is designed to pump out 10 megawatts of electric power, just 1 percent of the output of conventional nuclear power plants. When the nuclear fuel is exhausted after three decades, Toshiba will extract the 4S and take it away, presumably leaving behind a replacement (which for all we know will be the size of a beachball by then). Tony Grenci, principal engineer at Westinghouse and lead for the licensing process, reports that the remote-community application is likely to be the first use for the 4S, but that other roles will probably be more important overall, such as supplying power for mining, desalinization, oil-sands operations and remote research facilities.
Discussions about the Galena-Toshiba project began in 2005 and have been proceeding at regulatory speed—which is to say, slowly. Initially, Toshiba offered to install the unit for free as a pilot project, with Galena arranging to finance the operating costs and Toshiba leading the effort to acquire regulatory approval. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) is widely regarded as a government entity that does well what it is supposed to do. It offers consultation at the pre-design and pre-application stage, and imposes a notoriously arduous review of applications that seems to generate little complaint. Everyone understands how high the stakes are. Toshiba/Westinghouse initiated discussions with the NRC in 2007 and had its fourth pre-application meeting in late 2008. The current plan is to file for design approval in 2009. After that comes filing for a site permit, which takes into account environmental information specific to the operating site, and a Combined Construction and Operating License, allowing the plant to be built and fired up. Grenci is unwilling to project a date for first steam—original estimates of 2012 now seem implausible—"but we're going great guns on this."
Technologically, the 4S is a captivating item. Cylindrical fuel rods 2 meters long surround an inner neutron absorber, and the fuel rods are surrounded by a neutron-reflecting collar. Operation begins with the collar covering just the bottom portion of the fuel rods, reflecting scattered neutrons back into the fuel. Slowly the collar creeps up the length of the fuel-rod assembly, exhausting the fuel it surrounds until it reaches the top of the fuel rods 30 years later. The reactor is cooled by liquid sodium, and the heat generated is transferred to steam turbines in a separate structure. Among the designed-in safety features are the mechanisms for cycling the liquid-metal coolant through the reactor: electromagnetic pumps, which have no moving parts to fail, and the routing of the coolant, which is designed to transport the sodium by convection alone if the pumps fail. The choice of sodium instead of water for the coolant is itself a safety consideration, because the sodium channels aren't pressurized. A leak would be a serious problem, but in a crisis, molten sodium seeps. The high-temperature, high-pressure water-cooling systems of conventional reactors explode.
A recent rise of commercial interest in nuclear power has been called the nuclear renaissance. The technology for big plants is becoming more robust, the regulatory process is being streamlined as the heritage of experience gets deeper, new-plant costs are coming down just as the prices of conventional energy sources such as oil and gas become increasingly volatile, and climate change has many players taking a fresh look at nuclear. Ironically, the renaissance may work against Galena and Toshiba/Westinghouse. At least 29 new big reactors are at various stages of planning, and the NRC is staffing up for an anticipated burst in the number of filings for approval. (There are 104 nuclear plants currently operating in the U.S.) The Office of New Reactors at the NRC has advised Toshiba that only limited attention will be given through 2010 to "grid-appropriate" (their term for small) reactor designs. It remains to be seen whether the incoming Obama administration will take a more enthusiastic view of small nukes, or a more sympathetic view of citizens in the outlands. In the NRC's 4S file, a letter from the licensing lead for a competing "grid-appropriate" reactor, the Hyperion Power Module (the size of a hot tub, at least on the drawing board), reads "These are areas that are paying through the nose for diesel fuel to keep the lights on. Some are charging 47 cents per kWh, and a lot of people are sitting in the dark."—Morgan Ryan
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Discussion in 'The Coffee Shop ~ Chit Chat' started by Red Z71 Max, Dec 19, 2011.
I'll go 1st- mine is Jack Daniels on the rocks
I actually have two:
1) Captain & Rootbeer
2) Chou hai's
I have a couple choices
First choice when out is Jack and Lemonade I will take coke when they don't have lemonade
Jameson on the rocks is better for a sipping whiskey but thats more at home than out.
or a nice red wine or there is a nice blackberry wine that takes like koolaide and goes down WAY to easy ! :rofl:
I could go for a nice spicy hot apple cider right now (with Capt. Morgan's spiced rum). Usually I'm good for a Kahlua and cream, but if I were to do that it would be eggnog and Kahlua right now.
Hot Spiced Cheer Recipe
10 whole cloves
4 3" Cinnamon sticks
4 pieces crystallized ginger (chopped)
1 Gallon apple cider
4 Cups pineapple juice
2 Cups orange juice
1/4 Cup lemon juice
1/3 Cup sugar
1/4 Tsp salt
Capt. Morgan rum to taste/desired level
My favorite adult beverages are cold. The only exception to that is red wine, or a single barrel bourbon, cognac or similar beverage best served slightly warmed.
That spiced cider sounds yummy!
Rum + Coke = happy
Captain privet stock and vanilla Coke on my mixed drinks nights. On beer nights it's Zywiec, pronounced Jev-ee-itz. A Polish beer, it's as smooth as it gets and at 5.6% makes for a good night.
I have been sober for 2 years now, but I used to drink Bacardi and Cherry Coke with a touch of vanilla extract.
Sober for 2 years, Thats Fantastic! I dont drink either, actually i cant due to some of the Meds. i take for my R/A but i dont miss Alcohol at all.
I used to drink too much a few years ago so now it's just a cold Beer now and then, but during the winter or holidays I like a sip of Makers Mark or Crown with Cola. :great:
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Montana Wild Wings releases recovered bald eagle
KALISPELL, Mont. - Rehabilitation centers in Montana help dozens of orphaned, sick or injured birds return to the wild each year.
A rehabilitation center in Kalispell released a bald eagle back into the wild after being nursed to health. Fair-Mont-Egan second graders got to see it firsthand.
"We were able to release a female bald eagle that was an adult," said Kari Gabriel of Montana Wild Wings Recovery Center.
In the back yard of Montana Wild Wings Recovery Center, Fair-Mont-Egan second graders got a one-of-a-kind lesson.
"It was really cool. It was awesome," said second graders Chloe and Amelia. It was a first for many.
"I've seen a bald eagle before. Yeah, but we haven't seen it that close. Exciting. And we've never seen it fly, well I haven't," explained Chloe and Amelia.
The bald eagle had been at the rehab center since February. Volunteers have been nursing her back to health. She injured her wing and the volunteers think it could have been from hitting a power line or a vehicle.
"She needed some intense physical therapy, time to let that wing heal and also be able to exercise it," said Gabriel.
Recovery time for each bird depends on the injury. Gabriel explained that the bald eagle has been at the center a little longer than normal.
The second graders met all 10 of the resident birds.
Gabriel explained how the center gets the birds ready for the wild again.
"We have to make sure they know how to hunt, we have to make sure they can fly," explained Gabriel.
The students met a new addition to the center -- a baby stellars jay. The bird didn't have a name, so the students named it Sky, which seemed appropriate for a field trip where the star attraction took off into the sky.


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Is there a 3-day right of rescission to terminate a lease that has been signed?
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Are there any ways out of the lease due to a sudden change of occupation? The apartment will not be ready until the 02/12; we have not even received a signed copy of the lease yet. Also, no deposit has been payed. My friend has claimed he will pay any fees associated with backing out of the lease, but I'm not convinced that's even an option. I'm also concerned with how this will affect my credit. I know that the right of rescission applies to many goods and services, but I'm not sure on rental properties and do not want to make a fool of myself.
Unfortunately, there is no right of recession with rental agreements. Once you sign the agreement, you are obligated for the full term of the lease, with one caveat: the landlord is under a duty to make good faith, reasonable efforts to re-rent the apartment and can only hold you liable for the period up to when he can re-rent it.
Some options: (1) find another person or persons who will take the lease over from either both of you or at least from your friend, replacing him; (2) find someone or someones who will sublet from one or both of you (you're still on the lease, but you're economically covered); (3) negotiate something mutually agreeable with the landlord--e.g. in exchange for 2 or 3 months rent, he'll let you both out of the lease (note: if that happens, there's no bad debt to be reported--you and the landlord worked it out).
As for (1) and (2) you could sweeten the deal for another person or persons to step in by partially subsidizing them; e.g. say you find a person willing to rent if they received a $100/month break on their rent. Maybe your friend would contribute $50/month and you'd contribe the other $50--that obviously is not as good as getting out scott free, but would reduce your potential loss.


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Idea for including Commander Shepard[ Edited ]
First off I would include Fem Shep as we need more females to balance gender ratio...blah blah.
Mass effect did star on xbox but went multiplatform and has brought a fun and good story to the current console generation. Plus they be a psedo gun character as the focus of the game is with the tech and biotic powers. Ill explain
neutral square be a omin-blade combo
forward square - uses the avenger assualt rifle (remain stationary and shoot longer and aim or Move and fire in one direction not backwards though)
up square - Throws clustered frag grenades in arc (going backwards)
down square - Need help on this one
neutral triangle- invisiblity cloak (gains slight ap boost on next attack) last about 3 seconds (can be tweaked)
forward triangle - Incinerate blast flies forward and tracks nearest target to a range
down triangle - tech armor last six seconds blocks the next attack (has a delay to start and cant be used if it is trigger quickly and supers override it)
up triangle - overload blast aoe around shepard
neutral circle - Shockwave sends the shockwave biotic blast forwad
forward circle - Throw shoots out biotic blast that launches foes forward
down circle - Pull shoots a biotic blast that crumples foes toward shepard
up circle - Barrier Shepard puts up barrier that blocks incoming projectiles (all even hers and others and anyone can walk into it) at a reasoanable size
Still looking for ideas.
Super 1 - Shepard calls in Garrus/Wrex to do something to them or A dual omniblade attack forward in a distance in front of her
Super 2 - shepard chains either a biotic blast aoe or tech burst aoe a good distance in front
Super 3 - Cinematic Reaper attack and kills all opponents or gets on normandy and mans turret
Four costumes
Male no helm
Female no helm
Female w/ helm
Male w/helm
Shepard has a lot of unique power sets that can be implemented and make her a good support/ anti camp spam character. Any ideas for changes in the moves or wheter this is good or bad. Please something of value. Thank you for reading.
Re: Idea for including Commander Shepard
Thought of great idea they can have both fem and male shepard but as costumes like one is male shepard and the other is femshep be more to do but would be able to appease both taste of the character. ya?
Re: Idea for including Commander Shepard
I'm opposed to having Shepard in the game.
But if they do bring him in, them give the character four costumes. Male no helmet, Female no helmet, Male w/helmet, Female w/helmet
I hate the default sheps and I would want to pretend that the one im using is mine from the game.
I don't regurgitate, I provide valuable opinion. Delve into video games with me.


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Stepping out for a promotional appearance, America Ferrera and Rosario Dawson showed up at a screening of "Cesar Chavez" in New York City on Monday night (March 17).
Joined by director/producer Diego Luna, the "Ugly Betty" babe and the "Josie and the Pussycats" dame were both looking fine while hamming it up for the press at the AMC Empire.
Eager to tell the story of one of the most known labor leaders in American history, the stars of "Cesar Chavez" attended the premiere at the 2014 SXSW Music, Film & Interactive festival in Austin, Texas on Monday (March 10).
Smiling brightly on the red carpet was Rosario Dawson in a sleeveless orange and blue patterned dress while America Ferrera chose a strapless blue dress with a matching clutch.
Arriving in style to support injured veterans and their families, America Ferrera showed up for the Stand Up for Heroes concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Wednesday (November 6).
Rocking a little black dress under a crisp white blazer, the "Ugly Betty" beauty obliged the shutterbugs outside of Madison Square Garden before joining the event inside.
Taking advantage of the gorgeous springtime weather in the Big Apple, Jake Gyllenhaal and Jonah Hill joined America Ferrera for lunch on Tuesday (April 30).
Out to lend their celebrity to a good cause, Meryl Streep and America Ferrera attended the 2013 Women in the World summit at Lincoln Center in New York City on Thursday (April 4).
Looking casually chic in a grey pencil skirt and white blouse, Ferrera worked the red carpet, while Streep showed off her fashion sense in a long blue sweater and black ankle boots.
For the past twelve years the 24 Hour Plays project has brought together actors, writers, and directors for a charitable and creative cause, and last night the 12th annual shindig came to the American Airlines Theater in New York City's Broadway district.
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Taking a break from filming her two projects "Chaves" and " How to Train Your Dragon 2," America Ferrera pitched in on promotions by covering the Fall/Winter 2012 issue of Cosmopolitan for Latinas magazine.


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A key element in the company's evolving relationship with suppliers, Airbus' new "Extended Enterprise" approach will lead to more efficient development and production for the A350 XWB and future aircraft.
The A350 XWB programme is providing the baseline for Airbus' new "Extended Enterprise" relationship with suppliers, in which harmonised processes, methods and tools will lead to more efficient development and production for this jetliner - as well as for the company's future aircraft.
A total of 22 suppliers have joined the Extended Enterprise activity to date, representing 41 work packages for the A350 XWB. Participants include Europe's DAHER-SOCATA, GKN Aerospace, Labinal, Premium Aerotech and SABCA; Rockwell Collins and Spirit Aerospace in the U.S.; and Korea Aerospace Industries in Asia.
"The Extended Enterprise will be a key enabler for success through optimised and efficient data exchange, which is based on common processes and tools that are now being shared with our partners," explained Klaus Richter, Airbus Executive Vice President - Procurement. "This will lead to a leaner and more reliable partnership, supported by a reinforced collaborative mindset."
Speaking to representatives of more than 240 companies at the 2009 global Supplier Conference in Munich, Germany, Richter said the Extended Enterprise is a key element of Airbus' evolving relationship with suppliers that will make the company and its supply chain more responsive, efficient and reactive.
These improvements are vital in today's environment, when meeting programme schedules and responding to the market's changing requirements are more important than ever.
"Flexibility is critical in meeting the challenges ahead of us, including the ability to be ready for production rate adaptations that are as smooth as possible," explained Airbus President & Chief Executive Officer Tom Enders. "We appreciate the cooperation that our suppliers have already demonstrated, and look forward to continued successes that will make the Extended Enterprise an even larger reality, rather than just a concept."