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Six-year-old Yusuf delights in accompanying his father, Yakup, into the woods, where they gather honey from homemade beehives. But one day, Yakup travels to a faraway forest, and Yusuf stops speaking. Several days pass, and Yusuf's mother begins to worry about her husband's whereabouts and her son's silence. Inspired by a mysterious dream, Yusuf sets out to find his father. Bora Altas, Tülin Özen and Erdal Besikçioglu star in this Turkish drama.
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- I wonder if 'Bal' really means 'Honey'. What if it doesn't? What if it means 'You're Stupid' or something. That would be cool. Oh well, onto the movie...
- It's most definitely not for everyone. It has fairly slow pacing but that's not a problem, that's just how the movie is. It's an interesting drama that looks to be inspired by something you might see in a tad older European cinema. It could stand to be a little more involving because it is lacking something that grabs you and pulls you in. It really has some great cinematography though and I liked some of the outdoor settings that were used. The main character Yusuf is a cute little boy who I am sort of glad doesn't talk much because his voice and tone would get annoying. This is very light on dialogue all the way through. The actors use body language and facial expressions a lot to communicate to each other and to the viewers so it is fairly easy to miss things entirely or to maybe misinterpret things. I don't know what more I can say about it, there are probably very few people here that would be willing to sit through this and possibly even enjoy it outside of Lecambro and maybe DocRock.

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Every day Tom Swift goes to work in his office in the tony financial district of San Francisco. Prospective clients will find Swift's shingle around the corner from the Pacific Stock Exchange -- and a world apart from his competitors at the larger brokerage houses nearby. Swift, 36, has cultivated a niche of HIVers seeking advice in planning the futures they thought they'd never have.
"I love it," he says, his clear blue eyes flashing with pride. "I have finally put it all together." In this mecca for many whose CD4 cells are rising as steeply as their debt, the box of Kleenex in the file cabinet behind Swift's desk is as much a necessity as a calculator. He leans in and says, "Someone came to me and said, 'I planned for every possibility but life.'"
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16:57 23rd April 2011
Calvin Zola's second League goal for the Brewers proved to enough to clinch a massive three points and move the Brewers up to seventeenth in the League 2 table. Aaron Webster had given Albion a twelfth minute lead only for Damien Spencer to equalise for the Shots.
The Crewe striker latched onto Jacques Maghoma's pass and fired beyond Jamie Young before the Shots keeper saved a late penalty from Greg Pearson. In the end it mattered not that the striker missed his spot kick as Albion hung on for just their third away victory of the campaign and what a victory it might prove to be.
Brewers boss Paul Peschisolido looked for a good start to the busy Easter period by naming an unchanged side for the visit to Hampshire to take on Aldershot Town. The hosts were on the back of a six game unbeaten run but pretty much out of the running for a play-off spot despite improved form since the arrival of Dean Holdsworth as manager.
The Brewers were looking for the win that would effectively guarantee themselves League 2 football for next season and after two encouraging results against Cheltenham and Bradford their was hope that the unbeaten run could be sustained ahead of Monday's home game with promotion chasing Torquay United.
Adam Bolder was missing from the Burton substitutes bench after picking up a knock in training. The midfielder aggravated the shoulder that he injured last August in training meaning a lay-off of about a week.
Albion spent pretty much all of the first six minutes camped inside the Aldershot half without seriously testing the home defence but the Shots showed their threat in the eighth minute as Anthony Straker burst forward and found Peter Vincenti in the box but the tall striker was squeezed out of it before he could get a shot away.
The Brewers were given a great chance to open the scoring in the eleventh minute when they won a free kick just outside the box. John McGrath seemed to have lost control before being felled by Darren Jones but referee Gavin Ward gave the free kick. Greg Pearson, surprisingly stepped up to take it and stung the palms of Young in the Aldershot goal with Jimmy Phillips unable to turn home the rebound. The ball did go for a corner however and when McGrath swung in the corner the ball came out perfectly for Aaron WEBSTER to sidefoot home his thirteenth goal of the season.
Calvin Zola then saw a volleyed effort get the faintest of deflections with the Aldershot defence still looking shaky and with Albion lloking to capitalise although the hosts cleared their lines more effectively this time from McGrath's flag kick.
the on loan striker did well again in the 23rd minute charging down a clearance and setting up Jimmy Phillips for a shot that was deflected out for another corner.
The Shots however got themselves level in the 26th minute. Striker Damien SPENCER won a battle with Darren Moore down the left and cut into the box before firing a low shot beyond Legzdins at his near post.
Luke Guttridge then found himself in the referee's book for bringing down Jacques Maghoma but McGrath could not put the free kick on target firing well over the bar from 25 yards out.
Phillips was then penalised for a foul just outside his own penalty area but Zola was back to head away the danger from a poor Aldershot free kick. Down at the other end, Pearson did well enough in the 38th minute to twist and turn inside the box and create a shooting opportunity for himself but he drove a low shot across goal. Moments later and it was Maghoma, picking up a pass from Webster who drove into the box and cut inside but his shot was high over the crossbar.
Pearson was close again in the closing moments of the half when Maghoma and Webster set him up at the near post but a good turn left a loose ball that keeper Young got to just before Pearson with the keeper staying down injured from claiming the ball bravely at the feet of the striker.
The home side had one last chance in stoppage time at the end of the first half but after picking up a loose ball twenty yards out Danny Hylton's run and cross drifted harmlessly wide of the far post with Spencer lurking in search of his second goal of the game.
Half time: Aldershot Town 1-1 Burton Albion
Russell Penn took just six second half minutes to go into the book for a foul on Guttridge on the half way line but the second half was still waiting for its first real moment of note as the heat made fast flowing football difficult. The only thing to lift the early boredom were wayward shots from Clayton Fortune and John Halls who both sent efforts way over the crossbar.
Burton made their first change ten minutes into the second period with Scott Malone replacing Jimmy Phillips and going straight onto the left side of midfield with Jacques Maghoma switching to the right.
The young Wolves full back was almost instantly in the action with a driving run into the penalty area before delivering a low cross to the far post that was just too far ahead of Zola at the far post.
Burton were close again in the 63rd minute as Maghoma was bundled over twenty five yards form goal. Webster took the free kick this time but could only put his low curling effort into the side netting.
It was a rather lacklustre and frustrating contest with a distainct lack of quality from either side as the heat began to take it its toll. The hosts took the opportunity to make a change while Tony James received treatment with goalscorer Spencer replaced by livewire forward Jermaine McGlashan.
It was Burton's Calvin ZOLA who showed his goalscoring instincts to put the Brewers back in front on 74 minutes. Jagcques Maghoma burst past his man and played a lovely pass in for the frontman to run onto and he finished clinically past Young to restore Albion's lead. The rejuvenated striker almost grabbed a second moments later, latching onto a raking pass from Malone and forcing a good save from Young at his near post.
With a good afternoon's work done Zola was taken off with ten minutes to go to allow Richard Walker to come on. The plan clearly being to get Walker to hold the ball up in attack for the remainder of the game.
Aldershot had already introduced Tim Sills, a striker who has done well against Albion in the past, before Wade Small, scorer of the two goals for the Shots at the Pirelli Stadium, was brought on with nine minutes to go. Small immediately made a nuisance of himself in the box with the ball eventually coming out to Hylton who smashed his effort straight at Legzdins who saved at the second attempt.
Albion had a chance to put the game to bed in the 89th minute when Pearson and Walker combined to send Maghoma into the area and he was unceremoniously upended by Darren Jones. Pearson put the penalty to the keeper's left hand side but Young went the right way and kept the ball out.
It meant a nervy end for the Brewershanging on for a precious three points to move themselves up the League 2 table.
ALDERSHOT: Young, Herd, Gutteridge, Jones, Straker, Hylton, Spencer, Fortune, Halls, Vincenti, Rodman. Substitutes: Harding, Morris, McGlashan, Small, Bergqvist, Sills, Jaimez-Ruiz.
ALBION: Legzdins; Corbett, James, Moore, Webster; Phillips (Malone, 55), Penn, McGrath, Maghoma; Pearson. Zola. Substitutes: Poole, Walker, Young, Preen, Dyer, Parkes, Malone.
Referee: Mr. G.Ward (Surrey)
GOALS: Aldershot - Spencer (26); Albion - Webster (12), Zola (74)
Attendance: 2,308 (124 away)
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KEY dates for the 2017/18 season have been confirmed by the EFL as the Sky Bet Championship season returns on the first week in August.
JACKSON Irvine has been called up to Australia's provisional 30-man squad for the 2018 FIFA World Cup Qualifier against Saudi Arabia at Adelaide Oval on June 8.
DEFENDER Shaun Barker has signed a six-month deal with Burton Albion Football Club.


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After another draw in which they failed to find the back of the net, the members of the Mexican national team hoped to change their World Cup Qualifying fate Tuesday night in their return to the famed Estadio Azteca.
But after 90+ minutes of scoreless action, El Tri was left with more questions than answers heading into next week's Confederations Cup campaign.
Mexico played out a scoreless draw with former HEX leaders Costa Rica, giving them three 0-0 finishes in three home matches in this final round of CONCACAF qualifying. Fans booed and called for the firing of manager Jose Manuel De la Torre as time ran out on Tuesday evening, just hours before the team's scheduled departure for Brazil.
While Mexico pushed hard for a way to end their home goal drought, Costa Rica looked closer to scoring for most of the match on Tuesday. Joel Campbell had a busy yet frustrating night in front of goal, cracking the post with a shot just four minutes in and firing a dangerous shot to goalkeeper Jose Corona midway through the first half.
The misfiring Mexico offense had a handful chances to break the deadlock in the second half, but the visitors were the more dangerous team throughout. While Mexico's best chance of the evening was deflected out just minutes after the break, Campbell's side netting blast was one of several close calls for the home defense.
A match that started late due to Costa Rica travel issues ended with seven minutes of stoppage time. During the second half, a Bryan Ruiz corner kick was delayed for a lengthy period due to a number of home fans throwing objects at the Los Ticos captain.
With one more qualifier played than everyone except Jamaica, Mexico will know its full situation after next week's round of qualifying. As it stands right now, third-place Mexico is two points behind the now-leading United States and trailing second-place Costa Rica on goal differential.
Elsewhere, Honduras reclaimed the playoff-bound fourth-place spot in the HEX table with a 2-0 home win over Jamaica.
Houston Dynamo midfielder Oscar Boniek Garcia gave the hosts the lead in the 10th minute, giving the last-place Reggae Boyz an uphill battle from the outset.
Portland Timbers goalkeeper Donovan Ricketts kept his side in the match with a pair of top-notch saves, denying a determined Honduras squad from doubling their lead.
However, the veteran was doomed when the hosts finally found that second goal. A bad backpass ended at the feet of young striker Roger Rojas, who sealed Honduras's win with an easy 88th-minute strike. Jamaica, who went down a man in the 76th minute on a second Adrian Mariappa yellow card, was unable to muster up any drama as the hosts celebrated a huge bounce-back victory.
Fourth-place Honduras now leads Panama by one point for the playoff spot in the table and is only behind Costa Rica and Mexico by one for a guaranteed ticket to Brazil 2014. Last-place Jamaica, on the other hand, is looking like an elimination lock with just two points and one more match played than everyone except Mexico.
What did you think of Friday's matches? Do you feel like "Chepo" de la Torre is in real danger of losing his job? Stunned at Mexico's continued offensive woes? Think Honduras can hold onto a qualifying spot? Any early predictions for next week's CONCACAF qualifiers?
Share your thoughts below.
I think Mexico is the Tahiti of group A
Group A but they draw Italy (first game) Japan and brazil. If they can't score at home they'll struggle against this group. Japan is their best chance to dominate but they're also good just not a second best in Europe (Italy) or South Americas best in brazil.
Down with Chepo…you'd be hard-pressed to find a more petulant coach to roam the sidelines.
Mexico's new way of playing. Tie at home win on the road. Just to mix it up a little.
they've only won 1 on the road… and tied 2 on the road… their new way is more like tying all their games… and then once randomly beating a terrible jamaica team 1 – 0 on the road.
Mexico isn't getting far in that cup. They look like they are missing a player like blanco.
Exactly. However, the sad thing for Mexico is if they had that player, they look quite good, particularly on defense.
Will be interested to see if CONCACAF finally does anything to try and curtail fan violence towards players, I doubt it but you never know. Empty stadiums? Docked points? Only is a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt, imagine if a bottle hit someone in the eye, could easily lose sight out of it.
David M
The most appalling thing was that the fans were actually rewarded for their behavior. They played 7 minutes of stoppage time. All the time that was wasted because the fans prevented Ruiz from taking the corner kick was added on. Ridiculous. None of that time should've been added. A more appropriate action would've been to abandon the game and award Costa Rica a 3-0 win.
They should just make it so that if something hits a player its an automatic penalty kick during the game.
something has to be done. it's absolutely ridiculous. i'm glad Ruiz didn't just let it happen. not being intimidated in that environment.
Old School
I don't know a lot about journalism but I do know being accountable goes a long way.
I made a completely constructive post and you felt the need to remove it because I questioned why the media, confederation and other nations aren't acknowledging/addressing the issue of fans routinely throwing objects/liquids at opposing players on the pitch and opposing fans in the stadium, nearly every match at the Azteca.
It's your article. Do what you will.
oh please. Do you think the media has any control over that? The more the media talks about it, the more the idiots will throw stuff. Don't turn this on Ives/the media.
I'm thinking that he meant that his post was deleted from the site.
I've also had that happen to me.
Old School
First, Hobomike is correct. The original post was deleted.
Secondly, if I need to explain how media can effect policy, public pressure or general outcomes on things that need to change…I'd be explaining it to deaf ears.
Not surprisingly, "elgringoorico" would have an issue with my post.
This game was a complete joke, what an embarrassment for Mexico. 😦
OB Rick
I almost want Mexico not to qualify for the WC as much as I want the USA to qualify for the WC.
I know what you mean, it was nice to watch my two favorite teams last night, USA and whoever is playing Mexico!
one guy
Caption contest: "Don't look at me. I can't find the goal either."
Maybe have the updated standings somewhere in the article? Just a friendly suggestion. Mainly because I hate going to CONCACAFs website.
um…Wikipedia is great for that.
Here is the video of fans throwing stuff, including a full plastic water bottle, at Ruiz. When Ruiz leaves the corner Mexico players are indignant and try to drag him back to the corner to get hit by more stuff. This sort of crowd behavior should not happen. Should be a big fine and Mexico's next home game played an an empty stadium. Send a message.
(And the corner came on a play where the Costa Rican — Number 8 — held the ball too long. he had an open goal two steps sooner but waited and a Mexican defender knocked the ball loose. Darn.
Not to mention all of the laser pointers clearly being directed his way if you look at the ground in front of him.
It's sad because the Mexican nt used to roll over other nations so easily at Aztecs that throwing stuff at the likes of Costa Rica was unnecessary and saved only for Landon Donovan and the US (because the US started bossing Mexico in big games). Fans are pulling out all kinds of nasty tricks that go beyond cheering and chanting for your team as way of creating a home field advantage.
On the other hand I wouldn't be surprised if CR lodges a complaint with FIFA. They run to FIFA at a drop of a snowflake what about a water bottle?
At this point, playing a home game in an empty stadium would probably benefit El Tri.
My view exactly.
Scott e Dio93
haha@mexico! I wish the worst for mexico!
snicker, snicker, Mexico….
Brain Guy
I remain completely bewildered — though not surprised — by CONCACAF's toleration of fan behavior that goes completely over the line. The nonsense at the Azteca last night is noteworthy only because somebody got lucky and actually hit Ruiz. What if that had been (as we have seen before in other CONCACAF nations) a battery or a coin? Remember Donovan's stories of corner kicks at the Azteca in a shower of cups filled with urine or vomit? And how long before a green laser pointer affects a game? FIFA and UEFA have appropriately taken strong measures against offensive chants, banners, and gestures. Aren't player safety and the integrity of the pitch important as well? All of this nonsense is within the control of the national federations; if they chose to take it seriously, they would. And if they don't, CONCACAF can and should step in. But of course it won't. We'll hear some mealy-mouthed condemnation of a few bad apples, and life will go on. And CONCACAF will remain a joke, the football equivalent of a pro wrestling referee.
don't forget Mexican fans throwing a box full of urine and vomit at London Donovan in Aztecs in 2009 during a wcq.
johnny 99
If the Mexican players really wanted Ruiz to return to the corner and take the kick, one of them (Chicharito, perhaps) should have gone to the corner with Ruiz and just stood there while the kick was being taken, that would have stopped stuff from being thrown.
Anyway, kind of reminded me of Giants Stadium for the Gold Cup final a few years back, with the Mexican fans hurling cups and bottles down from the upper deck. And that was a game Mexico won 5 – 0.
Mike R
Someone said Mex was overrated …who was that? Oh yea me!
Mexico can solve all their problems by having Bornstein line up at lb for everyone Mex faces in qualifying.
The only player who lives up to his billing would be Corono which is ironic since Ochoa is the one that's always been billed as a top goalie always "about to go Europe"
All they have to do is beat Brazils B team in the confederations cup and they will be favorites to win the WC according to their fans.
Would love to see them not qualify thou, humble pie is just what they need.
Personally, this is how I think the rest of the Hex is gonna play out. Mexico, surprises everyone and either wins or gets second at the Confederations Cup and gets their mojo back and goes on a tear and qualifies for the World Cup after a series of dominant performances. The US gets overconfident after beating arguably the two weakest sides of the Hex and either lose to or tie Honduras next week, lose to Costa Rica away and either draw or lose to a rejuvenated Mexico at home. Putting the US, in two must win games with Jamaica and Panama to qualify.
Lost in Space
Another scenario is…
1) Mexico gets distroyed in the Confed Cup. Fires their coach and strugles throught the GC with a new coach trying to fit the pieces together. Becomes rejuvenated after GC and picks up some enough points to qualify in 2nd place.
2) US Ties Honduras on Tuesday. Putting us on 11 pts through 6 matches. During the GC current fringe players (Bedoya, Holden, Mixx) gain experience….Others regain their form & desire (Donovan, Boca, Gooch) making the "A" Team that much stronger and deeper.
3) In fall Qualifiers the US team is fully rejuvenated/healthy and in form. Holden, Donovan, Cherundolo, Chandler, are all starters again. Strengthening the Defense and adding additional dynamics to the attack. US goes to CR and wins, beats a defeted Jamaica (already out of the tournament so fields a youth team to gain experience), and then defeats Panama in Panama to lock up 1st place in the Hex.
I think this is a more likely scenario than the one you proposed.
1.) I don't think Mexico gets destroyed at the Confed Cup. They're problem isn't defensive, it's offensive. They just need one of their strikers to find their form and they'll be fine.
2.) The scenario you're producing could actually be bad for the US. Right now Klinsmann as the right chemistry with the players he has. Adding more players to the mix could disrupt chemistry. I probably see one or two players being added to the US squad after the Gold Cup. Donovan and maybe Chandler or Holden. I'm also still not sold on the US defense. I think the Honduras game will be a better indication on where the US stands.
3.) Again I think that would be a terrible idea. Klinsmann already has a good group of players starting. Adding all those players could disrupt chemistry. I could see some of them being added after qualifying is wrapped up, but not during.
Also don't think playing an already eliminated Jamaica would be an easy game. IF the US hasn't locked up qualification by then, then they'll be playing against a team with nothing to lose and that's always a dangerous situation.
Lost in Space
In neither items 2 or 3 am I advocating that JK mess with the overall chemistry of the team. Rather solidifying/strenghtening the team through the incorporation of better depth.
The only player I'd advocate be replaced in the starting 11 would be Evans at RB with Dolo or Chandler. As he has been overmatched speed wise against both Jamaica and Panama.
Bench wise having a Donovan, Bedoya, Mixx as options instead of say a Davis or Kljestan I see as an improvement and provides greater flexability. Same goes for having Chandler, Lichaj as options over a Parkhurst & Evans or evan Castillo. Better quality players brings the overall play of the team to a higher level.
Ah ok, I see your point. In that case yes that makes sense. I still think defense is the achilles heel of this team and better teams can exploit it.


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- Location:
- Harrison, NJ, USA
- Price:
- No price
- Manufacturer:
- Deckel Maho grinding machines
- Model:
- Deckel Maho SOE
- Weight:
- 143 Lbs.
- Condition:
- used
- Year:
- 1965
- Serial number:
- Stock number:
- 141537
- Approx. dims:
- 26" x 22- 1/2" x 12- 3/4"H
- Approx. weight:
- 143 Lbs.
- Grinding wheel speed:
- Serial # soe/65-285 new:
- 1965
- Maximum collect capacity:
- 5/8"
- Number of registers in index plate:
- 12
- Category:
- Grinding machines in United States
- Subcategory:
- Tool & cutter grinders
- Subcategory 2:
- Grinders, lappers & hones
Uses 4" Dia. x 1" Face x 1/2" Cup Style Wheels
Grinding Wheel Speed: 4500 RPM
Lateral Traverse of Index Head Slide for Off Center Radii Both Ways: 3/8" Max.
Maximum Relief Angle for Right Hand Tools: 45 Degrees
Maximum Relief Angle for Left Hand Tools: 15 Degrees
Number of Registers in Index Plate: 12
Maximum Collect Capacity: 5/8"
Approx. Weight: 143 Lbs.
Approx. Dims.: 26" x 22- 1/2" x 12- 3/4"H
Standard Features:
Axial Adjustable Grinding Spindle
Wheel Dresser with Diamond
Manual Hand Movement of Work Holder Head
Wheel Guard
Micrometer Adjustment of Wheel In & Out and Tool Slide
In & Out
Built-In Dust Collector
Equipped With:
Assortment of Collets
The SOE performs faster and more accurately than the
SO. It features a time saving axially adjusted
grinding spindle, a fly-mounted tool carrier and an
advanced dressing attachment.
The SOE, a further development of the standard SO
version, features a totally enclosed housing with
built-in drive system, a dust exhaust, an axially
adjustable grinding spindle, a special wheel dresser
and a fly-mounted tool carrier.
Ingenious Wheel Dresser:
The built-in wheel dresser for reconditioning the face
of the grinding wheel, ensures optimum results in all
grinding operations. An eccentric disc limits the
swivel motion of the dressing diamond, in such a way,
that the small projecting rim remains on the wheel
face, thus avoiding overheating of the cutting tool,
on particular grinding operations.
Axially Adjustable Grinding Spindle:
The grinding spindle, which is held in sturdy,
high-accuracy bearings (as on the SO), is
additionally arranged for play-free axial adjustment
by means of a knurled knob. Dressing is performed by
moving the grinding wheel towards the diamond. This
affords the advantage that the position of the
wheel,relative to the tool to be ground, always
remains the same, thus saving the time and trouble of
tedious readjustments thereby helping to avoid
grinding errors.
Powerful Dust Exhaust:
The exemplary dust exhaust unit is accommodated in the
housing and switched on together with the machine.
The wheel is virtually enclosed by a rotatable guard
in both grinding and dressing operations thereby
ensuring efficient removal of all dust particles.
The dust is retained by a filter, arranged for easy
replacement with the aid of a quick-clamping lever.
Higher Precision and Greater Convenience:
Apart from the additional axial spindle adjustment,
the SOE has the same setup and adjustment features as
the SO, but the tool carrier is fly-mounted on the
sturdy locating tube and thus provides greater
handling ease and faster setting-up.
For moving the tool in contact with the wheel, and for
feed motions, the locating pin with the tool carrier
is coarsely adjusted axially. Fine adjustment is by
means of a guide sleeve preloaded by cup springs for
play-free, high-accuracy positioning in steps of
0.01mm (0.0004"). As on the SO, two swivel bearings
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Chocolate-Chocolate Chip Cookies Recipe
Diabetic Friendly Recipe
Chocolate-chocolate chip cookies are very much like a standard chocolate chip cookie only with more chocolatey taste and less sugar.
Recipe Ingredients
1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened
1/4 cup sugar
1/2-cup granulated sugar substitute
1 large egg
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 cup all-purpose flour
3 tablespoons cocoa or European style cocoa
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/8 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons skim milk
1/3 cup semi-sweet mini chocolate chips
Recipe Directions
Heat oven to 375-degrees.
In medium bowl, beat butter, sugar and sugar substitute until well blended. Add egg and vanilla; beat well.
Stir together flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; add alternately with milk to butter mixture, beating until well blended. Stir in small chocolate chips.
Drop by teaspoonfuls onto ungreased cookie sheet. Bake seven to nine minutes or just until set. Remove from cookie sheet to wire rack.
Cool completely.
Did you know?
September 13th is International Chocolate Day.
Nutrition Information
Recipe makes 6 servings
Calories: 50; Fat 3g; Cholesterol 5mg; Carbohydrates 50g; Protein 2g; Sodium 13mg
Diabetic Exchanges: 1 vegetable, 1/2 starch, 1/2 fat
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| dbzgtfan2004 chapter 1 . 11/21/2010
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born and raised. In 1755 and 1756 John was granted additional acreage on
Wilmington Island. John died "Sep. 7, 1757" in Chatham county, Georgia.
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woman. Timothy died in July 1820 on his plantation in the Creek Nation, Georgia, now in Macon county. [Children according to Thomas Woodward.]
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|Elizabeth Barnard was born 1747-57.
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text: OFFICIAL INVITATION TO ATTEND 3RD COMENIUS PARTNERSHIP MEETING OF THE PROJECT 'CYCLING THROUGH TIMES AND PLACES' IN IZMIR, TURKEY KESTELLİ ŞERİFE ECZACIBAŞI ORTAOKULU (KONAK / İZMİR) FROM: KESTELLİ ŞERİFE ECZACIBAŞI ORTAOKULU Adress: 431 sokak No:4 İkiçeşmelik/Konak Postal code: 35270 Tel: +90 (232) 444 11 68 / +90 (232) 489 55 49 Fax: +90 (232) 483 88 53 E-mail: http://kestelliserife.meb.k12.tr Headmaster: Demet Mutlu TO: 18 Dimotiko Sxoleio Patron – Patras (EL GREECE) Colegio de Educacion Infantıl Y Primaria "Nuestra Señora de Peñarroya" – Argamasilla de Alba (ES - SPAIN) Istituto Comprensivo Statale "Masaccio" – San Giovanni Valdarno (IT - ITALY) Centro Social Paroquial dos Pousos - Instituição Particular de Solidariedade Social - Leiria (PT PORTUGAL) Coordinator: Gülcay Pehlevan Yalçın E-mail: [email protected] Szkoła Podstawowa z Oddziałami Integracyjnymi nr 17 im. St. Wyspiańskiego (PL - POLAND) Subject: 'Official Invitation to attend the 3rd Comenius partner meeting in İzmir, Turkey' In accordance with the Project agenda, it is our pleasure to invite you to the 3 rd Comenius Project Meeting which will be held in İzmir, Turkey, from Tuesday 22 nd to Saturday 26th April 2014, in order to plan and discuss details of the workplan as regards our Comenius Multilateral Project 'Cycling Through Times and Places'. Accordingly the partner meeting will focus on the following topic areas: Homevideos with parents Ecomobility week The song of the film Details about the scenario of the film Photograph album The official programme of the meeting is enclosed as well. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our country.


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Gremmeniella abietina in Spain
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November 2011
BeschreibungThe present monograph includes all the works carried out by the authors on Gremmeniella abietina, a major fungal pathogen which has caused very important losses on many conifer plantations in the North hemisphere. This fungal pathogen was found in diseased Pinus halepensis trees in a routine sampling carried out in Palencia, Northwestern Spain, in 1999. The unusual occurrence of this fungal species in a country where the ordinary climatological conditions (hot and dry summers) are not favourable for this fungus, in addition to the serious damages this fungus had caused in other parts of the world, caused a great concern on the future development of the disease in Spain. The lack of information available for the Spanish isolates of G. abietina, in addition to the great importance in terms of plant health of this major pathogen, prompted the necessity of carrying out different studies for a better understanding of the biology and behavior of G. abietina under the Spanish conditions in order to be able of predicting potential disease outbreaks and spreading, and developing effective control strategies against the disease.
PortraitOscar Santamaría obtained his PhD in Plant Pathology at the University of Valladolid, Spain. He is currently a professor in the Plant Production Department at the University of Extremadura, Spain. His teaching and researching activity is focused on agronomy and forestry, in different aspects related with plant production and plant protection.
Untertitel: Characterization, pathogenicity and control strategies. Paperback. Sprache: Englisch.
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text: For more information on Cardiogenesis and its products, please visit its website at www.cardiogenesis.com.Forward Looking Statements Statements made in this press release that look forward in time or that express CryoLife's management's beliefs, expectations or hopes are forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements reflect the views of management at the time such statements are made and are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties, estimates, and assumptions that may cause actual results to differ materially from current expectations. These risks and uncertainties related to the transaction with Cardiogenesis include that the tender offer and merger may not be completed within our anticipated time frame, if at all, and a sufficient number of Cardiogenesis shareholders may not choose to tender their stock in the offer and/or vote for the proposed merger. Two purported class action lawsuits have been filed by Cardiogenesis shareholders challenging the merger. 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The Title V Maternal and Child Health Block Grant Program is the nation's oldest federal-state partnership. It aims to improve the health and well-being of women (particularly mothers) and children.
What are the Goals of Title V?
Title V funds are distributed to grantees from 59 states and jurisdictions. The funds seek to provide:
- Access to quality care, especially for people with low-incomes or limited availability of care
- Assistance in the reduction of infant mortality
- Access to comprehensive prenatal and postnatal care for women, especially low-income and at-risk pregnant women
- An increase in health assessments and follow-up diagnostic and treatment services
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State maternal and child health agencies, which are usually located within a state health department, submit a yearly application/annual report (PDF – 1.8 MB). They also complete a statewide comprehensive needs assessment every five years. Title V funds are then used to design and implement a wide range of activities that address state and national needs.
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Each year, Congress sets aside funding for the Maternal and Child Health Block Grant. Individual state portions are then determined by a formula, which considers the proportion of low-income children in a particular state compared to the total number of low-income children in the entire U.S.
States and jurisdictions must match every four dollars of federal Title V money that they receive by at least three dollars of state and/or local money (i.e., non-federal dollars.) Most states overmatch and the resulting funds vary. Typically more than $5 billion is available each year for maternal and child health programs at the state and local levels.
A total of 59 states and jurisdictions receive Title V funding. In FY 2014, states reported reaching over 50 million pregnant women, infants, children—including those with special health care needs—and others, through the Title V Block Grant.
How Have We Transformed the Title V MCH Block Grant Program?
To develop a common vision for improving, innovating, and transforming the Title V MCH Block Grant, we engaged stakeholders and other national, state, and local leaders; families; and other partners. The triple aims of the transformation were to:
- reduce burden,
- maintain flexibility, and
- increase accountability.
Ultimately, the transformation aims to improve accountability of performance and impact, and better demonstrate the returns on investment for Title V in bettering the health and well-being of mothers, children, and families in the U.S.
Improvements should be seen throughout the program, but will be particularly noticeable in the revision of the performance measure framework.
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This three-tiered framework will more clearly show how Title V programs impact health outcomes while maintaining flexibility for states.
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LIUZZI OPENS VALENCIA TEST Tonio Liuzzi completed testing duties for the Force India Formula One Team today as it started its second three-day test of 2008. This time out, the team moved further north up the Spanish coast to the bustling city of...
Tonio Liuzzi completed testing duties for the Force India Formula One Team today as it started its second three-day test of 2008. This time out, the team moved further north up the Spanish coast to the bustling city of Valencia and the Circuit de la Comunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo. The team completed 259km to build on the momentum of last week's three-day test in Jerez and gather more information on the new-for-2008 standard ECU and general set-up.
The team also concentrated on putting in some longer runs in preparation for the start of the season and were able to complete one lengthy stint just before the lunchtime break. However after a productive start in the morning, the day's running was limited by some minor mechanical problems in the afternoon and Tonio was only able to complete 64 laps over the day.
Adrian Sutil will take over testing duties tomorrow, before handing over to Giancarlo Fisichella for the final day on Thursday.
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Mike Gascoyne, chief technical officer
'It was a reasonable first day today, with a couple of minor fuel related problems limiting running after lunch. We were at least able to make a start on our programme though, which we will continue with Adrian tomorrow.'
Vitantonio Liuzzi
'Unfortunately it was another difficult day for me as we had a few problems that kept us in the garage. In the morning we tried to improve the car balance as we don't come to Valencia very often and it's very different to Jerez. This took some time but we did get in some longer runs. We then had some problems and had to stop for a while so I couldn't finish the programme, but we did get some good consistency over the longer runs and made some changes that made the times faster.'
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Driver: Vitantonio Liuzzi
Track: Circuit de la Comunitat Valenciana Ricardo Tormo, Spain
Best lap time: 1min 15.096
Laps completed: 64
Kilometres completed 259km
Air temperature: High of 24ºC
Track temperature: High of 24ºC
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the carol singers
Poem by: dreaming of you
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
collection tin emits a jingle
then i hear my door-bell ring
my spine begins to tingle
as the children start to sing .
a choir of angelic voices
now raised in christian part
once faded spirit now rejoices
as their singing lifts my heart .
silent night - holy night
then twinkle little star
i listen with delight
oh how good these children are .
snowflakes have started falling
how can anyone ask for more
christmas-time is calling
and its right outside my door .
mistaken people often tell me
todays youth has lost its way
yet these kids who sing so beautifully
restore the spirit of christmas day .
then i hear the chiming
of the church-bells as they ring
the good lord with perfect timing
approves of the songs the children sing .
so as you unwrap your stocking
as we always do on christmas morn
should you hear some children knocking
please let them praise the day our saviour was born .
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Add Your Comments:
Terry, that was indeed an auditory treat! You've put all of us in a festive mood in August itself!
I have 2 dozen stockings hung up for myself right now
oh goodness! i dont know how my cheesey little poem could be inspiration for THIS! this was positively wonderful!! a delight to all the senses :)
i love reading things that leave me feeling all happy inside :D
JUST like a sweet lullaby for all of us...all of us who need a break from monotony of daily life...to remind us about the beauty of SILENT NIGHT....
I LOVE THAT SONG esp when sung with candles in our hands and no artificial lights ON...
these kids are Angels for sure reviving our faith and love in GOD
ooohhh my favorite holiday..How did you know? lol. This is truly a remarkable poem..
my favourite too , my house gets really full to the rafters at christmas with children . a friend plays santa and all my brothers and sisters play along , the kids are such a joy to watch , i cook christmas lunch and after that , we play silly games until the queens speach comes on tv at 3pm , then we all fall asleep , its a tradition and long may it continue .
It's never too early for Christmas cheer!! Or for a lovely poem such as this!! I collect various Santa's and leave them on display around my house all year long... they inspire me to happy thoughts good deeds!!
Thanks for some early Christmas spirit!
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This is one of the funniest pick ups we have had so far.
Quick Move was booked to pick up a double door fridge from Manly and delivered to Wentworthville….. no biggy, we move this kind of stuff all the time, but we didn't quite have the necessary tools to complete the job, and here's why.
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with easy ground level access. Great… straight in and out in no time….. WRONG. The seller ( pick up location) forgot to add one minor detail. The only door that the fridge could fit through only recently had a pond placed in front of it, with a very small wooden bridge that would barely hold the weight of one person, let alone two men and a fridge!! I am fairly certain that fridge is still there. The only way of getting that fridge out was in pieces. Obviously the buyer was disappointed and the seller had to refund the money. What was the seller thinking? Now i am sure if we had our wading overalls and snorkels packed in the truck , we may have been able to carry the fridge over our heads, however that's going way beyond the call of any delivery company.
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With the release of the recent Essential Hembeck Omnibus Archive I thought it'd be a tad interesting to look at a different side of Hembeck - the Coloured Hembeck. The format of the Hembeck Omnibus meant that, outside of the cover, no colour material would be included, and that's a large shame. Still there is a load of colour Hembeck out there but what's rarely seen is Fred's contributions to The Comic Reader.
The Comic Reader ran for quite a number of years and was considered to be one of the best sources of information when it came to what was being released, when and who was doing it. Personally I can't get enough of these magazines and I buy them for three things - the art, the interviews and the rest. In that order. You see The Comic Reader, like a lot of the fanzines and comic book related magazines of it's time, sported covers by a wide variety of artists, including John Byrne, Mike Zeck, Alan Kupperberg, Jim Starlin, Alex Toth, Frank Robbins and a host of others, some famous, some legendary, some not so famous and some that no-one has heard from since. Included in this was one Fred Hembeck.
While I don't have anywhere near a complete set of The Comic Reader, I do have at least three issues which sport unique Hembeck art, in full colour. Allow me to share.
First up is the back cover The Comic Reader #158 (July 1978). I picked this one to go first because the character was originally drawn and created by one of Hembecks favourites Steve Ditko - Dr Strange. A little image, it takes up 2/3 of the rear cover. Cosmic Hembeck!
White Lightning. The rear cover to The Comic Reader #196 (December 1980). The front cover of this issue sports a great Don Newton (inked by Dan Adkins no less!) Captain Marvel. Fred was in good company here. Oddly enough it leads us into the next cover...
The Comic Reader #161 (October 1978). Fred gets top billing with the cover to this issue. The Marvel Family as only Fred can draw them. One of the more interesting aspects to these covers is to see the development of Hembeck's now signature style. In the Dr Strange image we see that the knees are there, but the elbows are standard. As he drew more clearly he just let loose and became, well, Fred Hembeck!
I think I'll be hunting down some more of these just to see what gems lie both within the pages and on the front and rear covers. In the meantime I might just drag out some more issues and share some art that people might have forgotten or simply not ever seen before.
Controversial! Fun And Also Games! First Comic Book related blog to be featured in the Australian National Library's Pandora archive. 2016 Rondo Award nominee. Pop culture, music, film and comic book expert. Would be willing to write for biscuits.
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Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Original Art Stories: Hembeck In Colour
Posted by Daniel Best at 8:03:00 pm
Labels: fred hembeck, the comic reader
2 comments:
- dave166 said...
It's only fitting that "White Lightning" appears in "Colored Hembeck"!
- Thursday, June 05, 2008 1:52:00 am
- bob said...
He did at least two more TCR covers. I've posted them here.
- Sunday, June 08, 2008 11:22:00 am
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February 25 was a very hard day for me; Rita would have been 14. Until she developed cancer I thought it was very likely she would reach and exceed that age, as she was strong and healthy all of her life until the last months. I don't yet have a new dog, but I have a dog friend who lives on our street named Roo who I walk every day. I miss my girl so much.
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I've been composing entries for Rita's birthday for several years now. Sadly, this might be the last one. Today, Rita is 13. She is still hanging strong, but she has cancer and her days are likely limited. She still loves to stroll the neighborhood and see her human and dog friends. We have been specially blessed by her human BFF Keith who visits her when I am at work, and by special friends who have contributed to the cost of her surgery.
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Erwel darted back into the forest slightly hurt. Were the lion and the tigress on the same side? And what were they doing with humans? Were these really nice people? She shook her head. That wasn't possible. Humans had always been bad. She finally decided that she would go and figure out what exactly was happening. She turned around and crept back to the clearing where the lion and the tigress were. Now the tigress had a collar too. She must have been capture!
Erwel looked around frantically to see if she could find a way to set them free. There was no way she could defeat both the lion and the tigress.
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Erwel hissed.
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She hissed again. Go away human. The woman extended her hand to pat her. Erwel dodged it and tried to bite her back. The lion growled and she backed away.
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Erwel stared at her eyes and saw genuine caring. Maybe these humans were nice. She finally decided that she would try it out. She lifted her nose cautiously and slowly touched the women's nose. The women took out a collar
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Erwel hissed and jumped back. No brainwashing. The woman, seeing her reaction, immediately hid the collar from view.
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