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Restaurants For Sale in Suffolk VA
Searched the DealStream database for Restaurants For Sale in Suffolk VA and found no matches. Expanded the search to nearby areas and found the following matches.
Popular Pretzel Franchise Business #465484 posted Mar 28, 2017
- Yorktown, Virginia, United States
- $225,000
This Franchise chain is an independently owned and operated business that specialize in hand-rolled pretzels, smoothies and cold beverages. The line of pretzels includes many flavors such as Parmesan, Cinnamon Sugar, and its Original pretzel topped with salt and butter. In addition, a variety of...
Italian Family Restaurant for Sale #463764 posted Mar 1, 2017
- Newport News, Virginia, United States
- $69,000
It is a popular nice small town pizzeria family restaurant, serving authentic Italian cuisine with a variety of items to choose from at a reasonable price. 75% Delivery services , 25% Dine in services , beer/wine monthly $55,000 and a seating area of 65 seats constitutes the sales of the store. Their...
Breakfast and Lunch Restaurant wit Prime Location #462752 posted Feb 13, 2017
- Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
- $129,900
Purchase this popular Breakfast and Lunch eatery with prime location and Growth potential. Over $450K In Annual Receipts - Potential For Growth In Opening For Dinner Service - Location, Location, Location Only Moments From Waterfront - Positive Word Of Mouth - Additional Catering Services. This...
Semi–Absentee Latin Restaurant/Nightclub for Sale #459302 posted Dec 9, 2016
- Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
- $260,000
This low-key restaurant turns into a nightclub – great ABC licenses and a beautiful build out make this a no brainer for anyone looking to skip the start up struggles and step into an established, staffed, largely autonomous restaurant. • 20 Years of Goodwill attached to the location • Minimal...
Restaurant Bar #452747 posted Aug 30, 2016
- Norfolk, Virginia, United States
- $595,000
Fully-Equipped Former Restaurant/Bar Space with established foot-traffic and all the equipment you to open tomorrow. This 6,260 SF Restaurant/Bar Retail space seats 248 patrons with parking for 58 vehicles. The Restaurant is equipped with Dining Tables & Chairs, Buffet Area Equipment, Bar Stools...
Virginia Beach Sports Bar & Grill For Sale #395872 posted Dec 10, 2015
- Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
- $200,000
-This is a business for an experienced restaurant couple who want to operate the business together as this couple has for five (5) years. -The owner has expanded the business since he opened in 2010 and has grown revenues 25-30% annually. -This is a great business model featuring inexpensive good...
Quick Service Restaurant #391498 posted Oct 8, 2015
- Norfolk, Virginia, United States
- $50,000
HOT: Buy this established national sandwich franchise brand for less than the cost of starting a new franchise. Business Details: Stable business with high Market Demand. Proven franchise concept with predictable net. Well established, limited competition with similar formula. Easy to control,...
Italian Carry-Out Restaurant in Virginia Beach #390678 posted Sep 26, 2015
- Virginia Beach, Virginia, United States
- $60,000
A Rare Opportunity. Hang the Sign and Open for Business. Owner operator can earn $60,000-$80,000. The work has all been done / carry out and retail Italian specialty sales growing rapidly. An excellent shopping center lease has been negotiated on this highly traveled major artery in Virginia Beach. All...
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Success at Sundance
Berkeley-based director Jacob Kornbluth's film "Inequality for All" won a special jury prize in the documentary category at the Sundance Film Festival last month.
The film, which was inspired by U.C. Berkeley economist Robert Reich's book "Aftershock: The Next Economy and America's Future," takes a big-picture look at what Reich and Kornbluth believe is one of the most important issues of our times — widening economic inequality and how it will affect the economy as well as democracy.
In an interview on the Sundance website, Kornbluth, the brother of monologist Josh Kornbluth, explains that his goal was to make a film that was both "approachable and entertaining given what could be a dry and serious topic." He researched the topic for more than a year before he felt he had the education and authority to make the film. About inequality, he concludes, "Even the rich would do better with a smaller slice of a growing pie than a larger piece of a shrinking economy."
Beyond therapy
Nancy Lipsitz of San Francisco writes that four photographs by her psychotherapist-photographer husband, Stan Lipsitz, are featured on the cover of the January edition of the American Psychologist. Stan retired as the director of a San Francisco mental health clinic and is currently in private practice. His photographs have been exhibited in galleries, libraries and at the Contemporary Jewish Museum, and his documentary series on San Francisco's homeless was shown at Grace Cathedral … Dina Tasini of Berkeley reports that her mother, Southern California psychoanalyst Miriam Finder Tasini, has written "Where are We Going," a memoir about her family escaping Krakow in 1939 just ahead of the Nazi invaders. The book received a glowing review in the Los Angeles Jewish Journal.
Reunion revision
When Marcia Tunik lodged a complaint that her San Rafael High School 50-year reunion was slated for Yom Kippur, she expected (possibly) an apology, nothing more. Instead, writes Tunik, who now lives in Spokane, Wash., the reunion date was changed. The note to classmates explained: "As noted by a number of our fellow classmates, the original date (Sept. 14, 2013) was in conflict with Yom Kippur. The new date allows us to respect the heritage of those who observe this holiest day of the Jewish calendar."
Short shorts
Jyl Jurman, CEO of the Jewish Federation of Silicon Valley, was honored for 25 years of service to the Jewish community at a gala event on Feb. 2 at the Levy Family Campus … Arlene Burbank of Berkeley has been named director of development for the Jewish Family and Children's Services of the East Bay. Her former positions include director of communications for the Jewish Federation of the East Bay and director of donor relations for the S.F.-based Jewish Community Federation's Endowment Fund … Through donations to its Aaron and Sylvia Schwartz Hessed (Kindness) Fund, Congregation Rodef Sholom in San Rafael raised $1,500 for Marin's gun buy-back program, which was funded through private donations. When she heard that the county was raising funds for the buy-back, says Meredith Parnell, the synagogue's communications director, she felt it was an opportunity for congregants to do something about gun violence on a local level … Gladys Monroy and her husband, Charles L. "Larry" Marks, of the Peninsula are the new co-chairs of the Bay Area region of the American Committee for the Weizmann Institute of Science.
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A premature rise in interest rates – before a recovery in Britain's corporate sector is fully under way – could have "disastrous" consequences, warns the Ernst & Young Item Club.
The economic forecasting group's spring forecasts show the economy growing by 1.8% this year, held back by the effects of austerity measures and high inflation on consumer spending. Households' real disposable incomes (adjusted for inflation) are expected to fall for the second year running – a trend last seen in the mid-1970s – while unemployment is forecast to edge up to 8.3% in early 2012.
Peter Spencer, the Item club's chief economic adviser, cautions against raising interest rates too soon. "A rate rise would be perverse at this stage, merely adding to the already intense pressure on UK consumers, as well as increasing the retail prices index and risking a rise in wage settlements. Companies hold the key to UK growth, and a premature rate rise could easily break the key in the lock."
A separate survey from Markit shows a further steep decline in household finances this month and record levels of pessimism, particularly among public sector workers whose jobs are under threat.
Spencer adds: "Unlike the European Central Bank, the Bank of England hasn't yet seen any core strength in the UK economy. Manufacturing seems to be performing well, but is too small to get us very far. Our forecast assumes that the monetary policy committee will keep interest rates on hold until November this year – when a revival should be evident."
The comments come amid fresh evidence that the housing market is slowing down as would-be buyers struggle to raise the necessary finance. The latest monthly survey from property website Rightmove shows Britain's estate agents have seen the biggest increase in unsold stock since May 2007 – from 70 to 74 properties per branch – suggesting sellers will have to lower their prices. At the same time, demand from cash-rich buyers in London has pushed asking prices in the capital to an all-time high – up 1.6% in April taking the average price of a home to £431,013. Across the UK, asking prices grew by 1.7% to £235,822 in April but Rightmove reckons this is over-optimistic given that increased sellers' numbers are not matched by a rise in purchasers' ability to buy.
"We are approaching a 'tipping point' in the UK housing market where sellers will have to drop their asking prices hard and fast if they really want to sell," says Nick Hopkinson, director of PPR Estates. "This latest data from estate agents shows that despite their blind enthusiasm and sellers' home equity fantasies properties just aren't selling at anything like their asking prices anymore. Only the multi-million pound prime London market, which effectively operates in a parallel universe with completely different supply and demand dynamics to the rest of the UK, is showing any significant sales activity."
The Item Club is more optimistic about the next two years when economic growth is seen picking up to 2.3% and 2.7% assuming inflation slows, allowing household incomes to stabilise.
With prospects of a consumer-led recovery clearly non-existent at the moment, Spencer says that the stage is now set for a major revival in business spending and forecasts that businesses investment will increase by 12% this year.
Spencer says: "We have long maintained the view that UK Plc's must play a central role in the UK's economic recovery. The importance of companies releasing some of the cash they have stockpiled over the recession cannot be underestimated. Their spare cash flows equate to nearly 7% of GDP. And with consumers still under pressure, we're unlikely to see a durable recovery until UK Plc starts increasing investment or returning profits to shareholders through dividends."
The Item Club also believes that the improving world outlook will translate into growth of UK exports, and forecasts exports will rise by 9.9% this year. Exports are already back to pre-recession levels.


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|1,250 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|28 - 30 nights
This Wonderful Ocean Front Condo Is The ONLY Furnished 2 Bedroom Two Bath CORNER UNIT Available For Rent On The Water In Laguna Beach. It Features Forty Feet Of Retractable Glass Walls, Opening To An Outside Forty Foot By Eight Foot Wide Continuous Wrap Around Tiled Terrace With Breathtaking Panoramic Views Of The Ocean And Sand Below As Well As Catalina Island And Glorious Sunsets Throughout The Year. ~ Please note, We have a strict 30 Day Calendar Month Minimum!!
This Hugh Outside Wrap-Around Terrace Allows Our Guests To View a Daily Sunrise And Sunset As Well As A Nightly Moon Rise From The Very Same Deck. The Condominium Has Been Constructed On Two Levels. The Upper Units, Such As Ours, with Odd Unit Numbers Have The Very Best Year Around Views of the Sunset ..Another Unique Feature is That We Have An Elevator (No Stairs) To The Private Cove & Sandy Beach Directly Below the Unit.
Click for the youtube Video of our wonderful Corner Unit's 270 Degree Beach and Ocean View! https://youtu.be/OZQYLhbkExs
Our Unit Has Been Further Honored In That It is Featured in The Home Away and Vrbo Top 24 International Vacation Getaways.
The Complex Is A Small Modern Beach Front Condo Community With Security Gates And Lush Tropical Landscaping Throughout.
Special discount for long term leases
Vacation Rental Amenities:
Four Television Sets Are In The Unit Including A 58 Inch Flat Screen Plasma TV. The Modern Kitchen Features a Black Granite Center Island Eating & View Area And Includes A Sub-Zero Refrigerator. The Master Bedroom Has A King Size Feather-Top Bed, 600-Thread Count Linen & Private Tiled Bath With Bidet And Sunken Tub. The Second Bedroom/Office Has A Queen Size Bed, Computer Center & Private Ocean View Deck. Parquet Floors, Swedish Sauna, Swiss Multi Jet Shower, Beach Chairs, Beach Tables, Boogie Boards, Mats, Kayak, Snorkel And Fishing Equipment Are All Included. Our Ocean Front Community Has An Olympic Size Heated 24/7 Saline Swimming Pool , A State Of The Art Ocean View Fitness Center & Game Room. Owner Provides Binoculars As Well as a 60 power telescope to view the activities on the beach and ocean, as well as views of Catalina Island. Wireless Internet And Cable Are Provided With The Unit. Significant Discounts Available For Long Term Leases.
Activities and Attractions:
The quaint art colony of Laguna Beach has everything you might imagine for a fabulous year round beach vacation, be it romantic or family oriented, along with easy access to swimming, fishing, snorkeling, boating, surfing, fine dining, championship golf courses, tennis, shopping, whale watching, art festivals, theatre, Disneyland, and scuba diving. There are also many fine restaurants within walking distance of the unit. Laguna Beach has been honored as one of the most romantic cities in America as well as having one of the greatest beaches in the world. The area has been labeled the 'Riviera of the Pacific'. The Summer Season Features the World Famous Pageant of the Masters Festival.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF 10% FOR 6 month or longer lease
Keywords: beach front condo. laguna beach rental, rental laguna beach, beach rental, vacation rental, long term rental, monthly rental, furnished rental,southern California rental,California rental, corner unit, Ocean View, Ocean Front, Elevator to Beach, Private Beach, beach front rental,ocesn front rental,
My Wife and I Have Been Happily Married For Over 69 Years And Have Lived The Past Twenty Five of Those Years in the Paradise of all Cities Called Laguna Beach. I am a Professional Photographer and With My Companion Wife at My Side Have Traveled the World Many Times Taking in Many Places and Views but Happily Keep Coming Back to the Very Best of All Those Places To a City We Call Home.
Clifford or Gina Getz purchased this condo in 1990
Our Property Is A Condominium Unit On the Water In Laguna Beach. An Artistic City Which Is Also Known As The Riviera of The United States.
If Spectacular Views And Privacy Are Important To You, Our Unit should be On Your Bucket List.
It sits Inside Security Gates Ensuring Your Personal Safety And Comfort Including a Private Enclosed Garage.
You Will Experience Th Comfort of Home and Not Experience the Hustle and Bustle of a Crowded Hotel
Where Can You Find a Vacation Home Where You Can Walk Out f Your Front Door Directly Into Our Elevator and Glide Down and Land on a Private Sandy Beach and Cove?
In Our Elegant Unit, you Will be Surrounded By The Very Best Of Furnishings and Not by the Typical Resort Furnishings.
Our Guests Have Constantly Stated That Experiencing The Beauty That Laguna Beach Has to Offer from Outside and Inside Our Unit is an Experience that Will Stay With You Forever.
Some of the Unique Features of Our Unit Are As follows:
1 It is The finest Place and Value of All of The Other Accommodations You Might Choose.
2, You Will Experience a View of The Beach, the Ocean and Beyond From The following rooms in our Unit.
a. The Living Room
b. The Dining Room
c. The Kitchen
dThe Master Bedroom
e. The Second Bedroom
As you step Out of Our Living Room You Will Be Setting Foot on a forty By Eight Foot Tiled Outside Deck Allowing You Unique Views of The Sand And Sea To the North, East , South and West. Nothing in Laguna can Compare With Our Retractable Glass Walls Experience. "Wow" is all that can be said.
Beautiful "Private each" as There Is No Public Access To The Property or Our Unit. Amazing Beautiful Corner Unit view of Beach, Sand, and Ocean from Inside and the Wraparound Deck of our unit!
Please Take a Look At The Comments Of Our Prior Guests. You Will Find That Their Stay At Our Condo Was So Much More Than Another Vacation. It Was. Indeed, It was a Vacation Of A Lifetime To Be Remembered Forever.
The view of the Pacific Ocean from the wrap-around terrace and from within the apartment is awesome. We rented for a few months. It was easy and comfortable to cook and entertain in the kitchen and the master bed was new and comfortable. The owner was very accommodating. We enjoyed the private beach with direct access by elevator.
Incredibly quite and breath taking view your balcony sits directly on the wave filled Pacific. Pictures are total representation of the view. Bucket list accomplished escaping the Texas climate in the summer for perfect weather.
My wife and I spent the month of February at Laguna Lido and we didn't want to come home. The owner, Cliff, went out of his way to make our stay special. Everything we needed he responded promptly and his company, and hospitality were a big part of our vacation. The views from the unit are spectacular. Sunsets over Coronado got better each night. Laguna Lido has a world class gym and a private elevator to the beach.
The unit is well equipped, could use some updating, but quickly became home. You walk out the front door and there is a choice of ethnic restaurants that are all great. It's just close enough to the center of town that's convenient, and far enough away that you're not in the traffic. We planned to do a lot of travelling but there's so much to do in Laguna Beach/Dana Point that we hardly left the area. We plan to make this an annual event, or maybe a permanent home.
My family recently returned from what we felt was the best vacation of our lives.
We had been there before and knew we had to visit it again. It is a small condominium complex on the south side of Laguna Beach. The great majority of the owners of the individual units we learned had second and third homes from all over the world.This translated into a very quiet and private setting which is how we like to spend our vacations. The luxury of the interior furnishings was unbelievable.It felt like we were living in a private palace somewhere.
A very special advantage of the unit we rented was the fact that the owner had worked for the local newspaper for over twenty years and he constantly advised us what to do and where to go for our maximum pleasure.
The unit itself, we learned was the largest unit in the condominium complex. In addition, as advertised, it was the only CORNER UNIT available for rent not only in the complex but in all of Laguna Beach. Being a CORNER unit in the building meant that we could view North East, South and West by simply going out on their outside tiled deck. The views of the beach , rocks and ocean from this deck were unbelievable.. They had a 60mm power telescope and binoculars to enjoy the private cove below the unit as well as the activities in the ocean all the way to Catalina Island as well as Palos Verdes to the North. The fact that the walls were of made of sliding glass meant that the views we also available from inside the condo itself.
A very special advantage was that we could go their private beach and cove in a private elevator without using stairs. in addition we loved the all inclusive gym and heated saline pool.
The effect of this deck and the views we captured along with the luxury of the inside furnishing made for a vacation we shall long remember, It should be on everyone's "bucket list."
My wife and I moved out in June of 2015 from what we feel is the best rental unit in all of Laguna Beach, California.
The view from this unit is beyond imagination. They have this gigantic wrap-around outside deck where on any given day you can see a sunset in the morning and view a sunset in the evening of of the very same deck.
Also, from this tilled deck, you can look below at their private beach and cove
and outward at the passing boats and beyond to Catalina Island. How is that for a view?
We could hardly decide each day weather to go their saline swimming pool, the great exercise room or to the beautiful sandy beach and bay below the condo.
How is that for a choice? The private elevator to the beach came in very handy.
The inside accommodations were equally stunning and up to our highest standards
Words cannot really describe both our vacation and certainly this condo unit which was far better than the crowded hotels in the area. In a few words, this place rates a rave review.
My family and I recently returned in May 2015 from a year long vacation in Laguna Beach, California. It was truly the best vacation experience we have ever had.
We asked the owner of the condo unit we had rented to tell us why he felt that this particular unit was so special.
He said the answer was quite simple. There are a variety of things that make it great. First of all is the fact that it is located in Laguna Beach, California, also known as the " Riviera" of America. Secondly, it is the weather here, which averages a year around 75 degrees. In addition there are other factors such as the unbelievable views, the interior accommodations, the near by dinning and last of all, the complete privacy of the place.
He stated that there are places in the world that are better relative to some of these factors, but there is NO place that combines all of these factors to such a degree as Unit 201 in the Laguna Lido Condominium here in Laguna Beach, CA.
This unit itself is the ONLY rental unit in Laguna available on the water and it offers a unique outside deck with a 240 degree view of the sand and ocean below. We loved the views through the sliding glass wall doors, which seemed to bring the outside world inside the unit. The interior accommodations were the finest in quality anyone might desire.
If you like privacy (compared to an expensive crowded hotel) this is the place for you. We felt we were on a private island with an elevator to a private beach and cove directly below the unit.
In conclusion, if we could give this home ten stars, we would.
Laguna Beach is approximately halfway between Los Angeles & San Diego and is known as the California Riviera with one of the top beaches in the world with a special emphasis on the world of art.The owner is an expert on what to do and where to go in the area.
Other Activities: Whale watching, tennis club availability, Disneyland, fine dining
|Rate Period
|Weekend Night
|Monthly *
Jun 1 2017 - Jun 30 2017
29 night minimum stay
Summer 17
Jul 1 2017 - Jul 31 2017
30 night minimum stay
august 17
Aug 1 2017 - Aug 31 2017
30 night minimum stay
Sept 17
Sep 1 2017 - Sep 30 2017
29 night minimum stay
My Standard Rate
28 night minimum stay
|Refundable damage deposit
|Cleaning Fee
For longer term rentals (6 months or more) a 10% discount is available please call for further information. Cliff 949 633-2543
* Approximate monthly rate. Actual rate will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Okay, I've put this off too long.
*edit: speaking of too long, I hope you're comfortable.
I've discussed my own writing elsewhere, and too many people have already said really nice things about it, so I'll start with something that hasn't been covered: the name Eloosive.
I used to be a pretty big video game nerd (I worked at Electronic Arts for more than three years for crying out loud) and the game that started it all for me was Quake. My best friend introduced it to me in our first year of university and I promptly took over his computer whenever I could (mine was too crap to run it).
For a long time I played under the name Homicide, but I started seeing a lot of people going by it and I was getting tired of people spelling it Homocide. Sigh, kids. Anyway. I needed a new name and I wanted one that fit my playing style, eg: being very hard to kill and often escaping with very little life left. I no longer remember how I came across 'elusive' but I liked it immediately. But the spelling just wasn't quite right, you know? I haven't gone by another alias since.
So there you have it. Now, on to my list. This will be long and I make no apologies for that.
Tasha Noble and The River Talker: my two favorite authors on this site; I could never pretend otherwise.
My first encounter with Jim's writing was his epic saga The Old Man Oak - if you haven't read it, get moving. Don't be intimidated by the number of chapters like I was at first - just go a chapter or two a day and you'll get through it eventually. It is mesmerizing. And Jim is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. Jim if I'm ever in Florida or you swing by Vancouver, I'd like to buy you a drink.
Tricia… lord, what hasn't already been said about her? I know I've said this before but it's worth saying again: I feel guilty whenever I read her work because I know I should have to pay for such quality. I think Waking Up With Henry was the first thing I read by her and I was terribly sad when I got to the end and it wasn't finished. So I left a comment to that effect… well more of a demand/whine. Tricia I fully expect that when I have children of my own, a few years down the line, I'll be reading them your bedtime stories. Ditto about the drink thing.
Alright, if I write that much about everyone we'll be here all day. I'll try to trim it down a bit.
Fluffy Crow - my first contribution to this site was to one of her poetry stories, so I owe her thanks for bringing me in. When I read her profile I was shocked to see that she was, supposedly, 14. I still don't fully believe it.
LiveBreathFootball - his writing has matured remarkably in his short time on Protag and I look forward to seeing it continue to improve. Only 18, lordy lordy. I'll get back to Drain For Grain eventually, I promise.
Olius Brightwell - best story starters on the site, hands down. I can't wait to read your novel. Novels, I should say. Your imagination is unmatched and you're… only 19? Alright, I need to talk about someone my own age again, before I get depressed over my wasted youth.
Kevichella - 25, close enough. He makes me laugh, a lot. I hope he gets his internet sorted out soon so that his madness may return to us in its full glory.
Bill Hartzia - I knew from the first paragraph of his very first story that I would love everything he writes. He has yet to let me down. I'm excited to be working on Tagged with him.
Jack - I forget on a regular basis that he's only 19. His writing is hauntingly beautiful… when it's not ridiculously funny.
Cheshire Grin - she's always been incredibly kind and encouraging and I look forward to reading her every post. She has such a powerful but subtle feel to her work. One of the many authors that I would love to collaborate with.
DFM - another 19 year old who has triple the talent I did at that age and is twice as nice. Keep writing Dayla, just keep writing. And thank you for this opportunity for us to all express some gratitude and appreciation. Stuff like this just helps this writing community to grow stronger.
Seldom - incredibly funny, extremely under-rated. Author of some of the most hilarious poetry on Protag. Always very kind and encouraging. It's been almost a month since Sel last wrote here and that's about two months too long.
The Mist - amazing story teller. I can imagine him with his own TV show, sitting by a fireplace, reading his creepy tales to an extremely loyal audience.
Ana Cristina - the first Ficlet refugee to really grab my attention with her writing, and I'm sure she won't be the last. I hope she finds the confidence soon to realize that she doesn't write 'silly little stories', she uses her pen like a magician uses a wand - to create magic.
Parkovic - oh man, I just tried to find the first thing I'd read by Parky and ended up reading all of his posts. His wit is mightier than any sword, I hope he finds time to write here more often.
Archi Teuthis - so full of awesome. Her random thoughts of the author on her profile are better than sliced bread.
Fog Cat - another under-rated gem. Em-ee is fantastic, I promise to keep reading as long as you promise to keep writing.
Sounds Fishy - another supposed 14 year old. I can only imagine how much more mind-blowingly brilliant her writing will be in ten years. In twenty? Good lord, that's a scary thought. Just keep writing Grace, don't let anyone ever tell you not to.
Dark Liquid - brilliant in his irreverent insanity. No matter how often I read his work he'll hit me with something I'd never see coming. I owe you thanks for many a good belly laugh.
Tip A Stein Back - I love the way his mind works. Another true treasure for this community.
Arystokrat - wonderful sense of humour. Write more, please.
Nick - thank you. Anything more would just be superfluous.
And now, finally, at last, breathe a sigh of relief, I come to the three I shall tag.
Smac972 - ridiculously under-rated. I've enjoyed every single word of his that I've read. I'm shocked that we've got this many branches into this story without him being tagged. And I'll never get his profile pic out of my head.
Bucknuck - the resident king of haiku. But you know what? The man can write some amazing prose. His branch on Ordinary People remains one of my favorite pieces of non-humour on this site.
Rac7hel - loved her poetry from day one, but when I discovered her work on Outsmart she became a favorite. She writes well beyond her 21 years.
Okay then. The funny thing is, I know as soon as I hit Publish I'll remember five authors I forgot to mention. So… apologies in advance to those that slipped from my cluttered mind.


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U.S. & UK: "Worst places to be a child"By Tanya Vacharkulksemsuk | March 6, 2007 | 1 comment
UNICEF released a study last month that ranked more than 20 developed nations in six categories: material wealth, health, education, relationships, risky behaviors, and children's subjective well-being. The result? "The
Call it hindsight bias, but it wasn't too shocking to find that
"The findings that we got," says Jonathan Bradshaw, one of the report's authors and a professor of social policy at
This report supports the idea that well-being involves more than money. More research should try to provide a better sense of how different developed countries actually do or don't cultivate well-being in their citizens. "All countries have weaknesses to be addressed," says UNICEF's Marta Santos Pais, the study's director.
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LONG BEACH, Calif. – William L. (Lee) Berndt, vice president, research and development for Environmental Turf Inc., presented three research papers at the 2010 annual joint meetings of the American Society for Agronomy, Soil Science Society of America, and Crop Science Society of America.
Berndt, who is also an adjunct professor teaching turfgrass management in the Professional Golf Management Program at Florida Gulf Coast University, made presentations on computer modeling of thatch decay and the effects of salinity on turf quality. The presentations were given to the C-5 Division of the Crop Science Society of America.
Links to the published abstracts of the presentations are as follows:
• Four Parameter Double Exponential Model Describes Decay of Hybrid Bermudagrass Thatch.
• Cellulase Accelerates Thatch-Mat Decay.
• Salinity Impacts Vigor of SeaDwarf Seashore Paspalum.
Environmental Turf Inc., is an award-winning firm dedicated to the research, development, marketing and distribution of environmentally-friendly warm-season turfgrasses. Based in Avon Park, Florida, Environmental Turf licenses sod producers worldwide to grow its environmentally friendly turfgrasses.


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6 ways to help improve your cellulite
The sun is shining and it really feels like spring is in the air, which always gets us to thinking about baring our sun-starved bodies – and that dreaded C word… Cellulite.
It's a lumpy leg curse that afflicts many of us – 95% of women have some form of cellulite, including the most gorgeous women in the world – Elle McPherson and Jennifer Lopez have both been papped with the dimples!
While weight has nothing to do with cellulite there other factors such as diet, genes, a sluggish lymphatic system, a desk-bound job or a general sedentary lifestyle, which all contribute to the orange peel effect.
Unfortunately your period can also be a culprit. Oestrogen, which rises mid-cycle, is known to be one hormone that aggravates cellulite, making it look worse than other times of the month.
How to treat cellulite
- Get active!
Cellulite often forms in the areas of the body with the least circulation so activity is your friend. Brisk walking and swimming are great at increasing blood circulation.
- Buy the right products
The orange peel effect can be improved by massaging on various products. Look for those that include known-cellulite busting ingredients like caffeine, ginkgo biloba, amino acids and rutin. We love Etat Pur Caffeine 5% A90, £16.50, and Fatgirlslim Skin Firming Cream by Bliss, £28.50
- Choose the right time to apply
The best time to apply products is after exercise as they will be absorbed better and get to work faster.
- Get brushing!
Brushing with a dry brush daily is one of the easiest and cheapest ways to help improve your cellulite. It increases fat dispersion and improves circulation, while also making skin soft and glowy.
- Cut down on the junk
Refined and over-processed foods can all make cellulite worse so try and stick to a more wholesome, natural diet – and yes, that does mean no chocolate/burgers/doughnuts…
- Chill out
Some studies have shown that the stress hormone cortisol can increase deposits of fat and cellulite so avoid excess stress whenever you can.


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|System Manager's Manual
|[-chqsV] [-f sudoers] [-x output_file]
Default variable. This list defaults to
vi. Normally, visudo does not honor the VISUAL or EDITOR environment variables unless they contain an editor in the aforementioned editors list. However, if visudo is configured with the
--with-env-editor option or the env_editor
Default variable is set in sudoers, visudo will use any the editor defines by VISUAL or EDITOR. Note that this can be a security hole since it allows the user to execute any program they wish simply by setting VISUAL or EDITOR.
e' to re-edit the sudoers file, '
x' to exit without saving the changes, or '
Q' to quit and save changes. The '
Q' option should be used with extreme care because if visudo believes there to be a parse error, so will sudo and no one will be able to run sudo again until the error is fixed. If '
e' is typed to edit the sudoers file after a parse error has been detected, the cursor will be placed on the line where the error occurred (if the editor supports this feature).
-', indicating that sudoers will be read from the standard input.
_') character.
-', the exported sudoers policy will be written to the standard output. By default, /etc/sudoers (and any files it includes) will be exported. The -f option can be used to specify a different sudoers file to export. The exported format is intended to be easier for third-party applications to parse than the traditional sudoers format. The various values have explicit types which removes much of the ambiguity of the sudoers format.
Debug lines in the sudo.conf(5) file.
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_') character. In the latter case, you can ignore the warnings (sudo will not complain). The message is prefixed with the path name of the sudoers file and the line number where the undefined alias was used. In -s (strict) mode these are errors, not warnings.
unused {User,Runas,Host,Cmnd}_Alias
cycle in {User,Runas,Host,Cmnd}_Alias
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Good and interesting selection of artists with a nice floorplan and courtyard. Free entry on Thursday evenings and not crowded. Loved it!
KW Institute for Contemporary Art is a place for the production and...
KW Institute for Contemporary Art is a place for the production and presentation of contemporary art, where the pressing questions of our time can be openly formulated and discussed.
It is a center for the introduction of recent developments in national and international contemporary culture, and for further development, working together with artists and institutions, and commissioning new work.
As an institution for contemporary art without a collection of its own, but also without the specific mandate of a member-based art association, KW has a high degree of flexibility in creating its programs and addressing its audience. It is a resource both for the people who make active use of it, and for those who participate in it as visitors.
The building complex in Berlin's centre includes exhibition halls, function rooms, offices, and a cafe, alongside apartments and studios, and provides a space for encounters and exchanges.
KW has gained importance as a centre for contemporary art ever since. Aside from an internationally oriented exhibition program and presentations by artists from Berlin and other German cities, KW has regularly cooperated with a range of partners, including the Venice Biennial, CLUB BERLIN (1995) and documenta X, HYBRID WORKSPACE (1997). KW has also collaborated for many years with the MoMA PS1 in New York, one of the most high-profile institutions for contemporary art worldwide.
KW Institute for Contemporary Art was founded in the early 1990s by Klaus Biesenbach and a group of young individuals with an interest in the arts, in a virtually derelict former margarine factory in Berlin-Mitte. Since its establishment, it has come to be seen more than any other institution as a symbol of Berlin's development into an international centre of contemporary art since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
The heritage-listed front building from the early 18th century and the factory facility, dating back to the 1870s, were renovated in the mid-1990s with support from the national urban heritage conservation program, the Berlin Lotto Foundation, and the Heritage Foundation. The existing complex was extended with two new buildings: Cafe Bravo pavilion, designed by the American artist Dan Graham, and realized in cooperation with the architect Johanne Nalbach; and the 400 square-meter exhibition hall in the rear wing, designed by Berlin architect Hans Duttman. Upon its reopening in the fall of 1999, KW had 2.000 square meters of exhibition space on five floors, several studios in the side wings, and one of the finest courtyards in Berlin-Mitte.


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A more sickening and depressing tale it would be hard to conceive. A woman and her disabled daughter suffer years of unspeakable abuse and harassment from a group of local bullies. After failing to receive any help from neighbours, the police or the social services, they are driven to despair and, ultimately, suicide.
That was the sequence laid out in stark detail by the inquest into the deaths of Fiona Pilkington and Francecca Hardwick. Moral responsibility for their deaths lies – first and foremost – with those who subjected this poor family to such vile treatment. But, as the inquest jury found yesterday, the police must also bear heavy responsibility. The inquest laid bare the sheer negligence of the Leicestershire force in its dealings with this family. Ms Pilkington requested the help of the police more than 30 times over a seven-year period. But she was never given assistance. Her last complaint of intimidation was made on the day she took her own life and that of her daughter. Chris Tew, the former Assistant Chief Constable of Leicester Police, argued in the inquest witness box that the behaviour of Ms Pilkington's neighbours did "not pass the threshold of a crime". What ineffable stupidity. Here, surely, was a clear pattern of harassment that should have been met with the force of the law.
The inquest also revealed shocking incompetence by the social services. Despite several visits to the family by representatives of Hinckley and Bosworth borough council, nothing was done to get the police to take their complaints seriously or to move the family into safer accommodation. There will, doubtless, be calls for new laws in the wake of this tragedy. One expert has already called for the persecution of disabled people to be recorded as a high priority "hate crime" by the police. But that would be a diversion. What this wretched case demands is not new guidance for police forces or the social services, but a requirement for them to do their jobs properly.
The failure was not one of inadequate guidance, or inadequate legislation, but inadequate competence by public servants charged with upholding the rule of law and protecting the vulnerable. They failed to do so – and the appalling price was the death of Ms Pilkington and her daughter.
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President Obama grieves for the 26 people, including 20 children, killed in Adam Lanza's shooting massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, Friday morning. Among the dead are child victims Jesse Lewis, Grace McDonnell, Ana Marquez-Greene and principal Dawn Hochsprung, school psychologist Mary Sherlach and teacher Victoria Soto. More names will be disclosed soon. It's also shameful that Mike Huckabee, a Fox News host, had the nerve to blame the shooting on God being taken out of schools.
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Janet, I have to disagree with you about what Mike Huckabee said regarding God being taking out of our schools. It was not a "shame" that Huckabee blamed the massacre on the absence of God in our classrooms. All you have to do is look at the behaviors of our students before prayer was removed from our schools in 1963 by the Supreme Court and the same measures of behaviors after prayer was removed. Some indisputable statistics tell us that the downward slide in behavior started about the time of the court decision and was very evidently related:
1. Since 1963 violent crime has increased 544%.
2. Illegal drugs have become an enormous & uncontrollable problem.
3. The nation has been deprived of an estimated 30 million citizens through legal abortions just since 1973.
4. Before 1963 divorce rates had been declining for 15 years. After 1963 divorces increased 300% each year for the next 15 years.
5. Since 1963 unmarried people living together is up 353%
6. Since 1963 single parent families are up 140%.
7. Since 1963 single parent families with children are up 160%.
8. For 15 years before 1963 pregnancies in girls ages 15 through 19 years had been no more than 15 per thousand After 1963 pregnancies increased 187% in the next 15 years.
9. For younger girls, ages 10 to 14 years, pregnancies since 1963 are up 553%.
10.Before 1963 sexually transmitted diseases among students were 400 per 100,000. Since 1963, they were up 226% in the next 12 years.
11.The educational standard of measure has been the SAT scores. SAT scores had been steady for many years before 1963. From 1963 they rapidly declined for 18 consecutive years, even though the same test has been used since 1941.
12.In 1974-75 the rate of decline of the SAT scores decreased, even though they continued to decline. That was when there was an explosion of private religious schools. There were only 1000 Christian schools in 1965. Between 1974 to 1984 they increased to 32,000.
a. That could have an impact if the private schools had higher SAT scores. In checking with the SAT Board it was found that indeed the SAT scores for private schools were nearly 100 points higher than public schools.
b. In fact the scores were at the point where the public schools had been before their decline started in 1963 when prayer and Bible reading/ instruction was removed from the schools.
c. The scores in the public schools were still declining.
13. Of the nation's top academic scholars, three times as many come from private religious schools, which operate on one-third the funds as do the public schools.
Statistics prove you wrong, Janet. It is more a shame that we have taken God out of our schools and out of our society. And shame on you for failing to see this.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - August 13, 1985, New Braunfels, Texas 4 New Braunfels Hera\&Zeitung Tuesday, August 13, 1985 o pinions Hvrald-Zfituni Dave Kramer, Editor and General Manager Susan Haire, Managing Editc A5) Ya know, Ed...It's getting tough to find any good news now a days, even in a small town newspaper Ellen Goodman '111 let the bird have the berries if hell share' BOSTON — First let me admit that it is at least half my fault. I cannot entirely blame the blue jay, the one I have come to call "Nemesis" for this lengthy criminal record. After all, I am the one who originally planted the blueberry bushes in the back forty (feet). A court-appointed defense attorney .for Nemesis would undoubtedly describe these urban bushes as "an attractive nuisance." Berries are to birds what a swimming pool is to an asphalt jungle or a BMW to a deserted street. He might even convince a jury that this was a classic case of entrapment. I maintain, however, that any enterprising, self-respecting creature who didn't merely want to rip off the labor of others and had some respect for private property could have found other sources. Mine are not the only blueberries within several city blocks. There is a supermarket right down the street. If Nemesis chose my market it was probably because he liked the hours better. It was open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. An aviary convenience store. Besides, the price was right and there was no check-out line. But I am getting ahead of the story. Until recently, I considered Nemesis to be a decent enough neighbor. A bit noisy now and then, but you get to used to that in the city. A touch aggressive, but up there we like like a tough bird. Frankly I respected him because he didn t escape south every winter. As the bushes began to bear fruit, Nemesis began to hang around a bit, but I had no way of knowing that he was casing the joint. I thought he was admiring my day lilies. Then, on about July 6 — we must be careful with dates in criminal charges — the jay bird began his career in larceny. The moment the berries turned blue, he turned greedy. The other birds in the neighborhood might have one for dessert, but Nemesis seemed to regard these bushes ai all-you-can-eat night at Howard Johnson's. Some members of the jury will say that I should have bought a net. Well, I did buy a net. This raised the cost of the berries to approxiamtely $12 a pound and the charge to grand larceny. The net barely slowed him down. But it wasn't the money that finally got me mad. It was the sheer gall of the bird. He had the cool that characterizes a sociopathic personality. I can call an expert witness on this. Any other bird would flee when I came outdoors, but Nemesis would not even flutter until I came within three feet. To describe him as cheeky is not enough. He had the nerve of the leader of a street gang. All he needed w as a leadier jacket. Now as any pol 1-taker from the American Enterprise Institute can tell you. a neo-conservative is a liberal who's been mugged. The swiftest way to harden someone soft on crime is to trespass on her turf. So it was that I became a card-carrying member of the law-and-order ranks, wing-and-beak division. Indeed there were moments these last weeks, when my family feared that I would put a National Rifle Association sticker on the fence and buy Sunday afternoon special. I took to charging at this fly-by-day criminal, screaming at him like someone in Marine boot camp. At the very least I was hoping to give him indigestion. Finally, one glorious morning last week, I went outside to get my allotment of berries and there he was. My Nemesis was trapped under the netting. He couldn't find his way out. I had hun cold. As I approached, the bird lost his cool and began flinging himself nervously from one side of his prison to the other. And what did I do? hopel ess recidivist in the ranks of the bleeding hearts, I lifted the netting and let him go. I wish I could tell you that Nemesis learned his lesson and went straight. This is not the case. He has been back for his regular breakfast. Twice in die past week he has been caught again in the netting and twice more I have let him out. The last time I had iOU OOT BACK JUST IN TIME, HONEY. I'M BOING TO MEO YOUR HUP DURING THE MEDICAL CONFERENCE WE'RE HOSTING THG WEEK U 3 •C Vi V C THE COLLEGE IS NOSHIE-) A 'HE P. E A., IN I TS MEDICAL (DU- peer kff DECLARED ECSTACi PtRtNU. A EIO, BAU SCHE DULE I NONO' I PONT THINK I'M FAMILIAR WITH THAT DRUB, SIR SHRINKS HAVE BEEN USING IT FOR TEARS, BUT THE KIPS, AS USUAL, RUINED IT FOR EVERYONE. THET TURNED MUHA INTO A DAMN PARTY DRUG' y MOMA? OH. TOU MEAN METHYLENEDIOXYMETHAMPHETAMINE'Mike Royko There are some strange people running around these days the distinct impression that he had been sitting, calmly, waiting for me to help him out The reality is that I have become his accomplice if not his advocate l>et out on bail, he commits another crime. Allowed only one telephone call from his prison, I am sure he would dial my number. I have now decided to retreat to the last resort of liberalism, lf I cannot reform Nemesis. I can decriminalize him. I shall deed him the right to eat my berries...! mean our berries...that is, if he doesn't mind sharing them with me What's Your Beef? Got a complaint or a comment about something in Comal or Guadalupe counties? Write it down or call the HeraldZeitung with it and it might wind up as a part of Bob Baker's "What's Your Beef?" cartoons. Our mailing address is P.O. Drawer 361, New Braunfels 78131. The phone number is 625-9144, and we're open from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. All kinds of local ideas are welcome, but the Herald Zeitung reserves the right to select the ideas to be used in the paper. If you idea appears in 'What's Your Beef?", we'll give you credit in the cartoon. In the few months that she has lived in Chicago, Nancy has discovered how easy it is to meet interesting and unusual people. For example, Nancy, 23, was on her way downtown to her advertising job the other day. She was standing at a bus stop on the trendy North Side. A car pulled up to the curb directly in front of her. It w as a snazzy w hite Datsun 280-Z, one of the favorite signs of prosperity and conspicuous consumption among the status-conscious Yuppies. A balding young man in dark glasses was behind the w heel. He was wearing a tank-top shirt, which is the kind of shirt my grandfather and his burly pals used to wear when they sat on the front steps and drank dark beer. They are now worn in bars by thin young men w ho drink light beer "Hi." he said. Nancy looked at him, wondering for a moment if he was somebody she knew. Then she noticed something unusual He had a Wall Sneer Journal open on his lap For a moment she assumed that he was a busy young man-on-the-go. glancing at his newspaper while waiting for traffic lights to change "I thought it was kind of weird for somebody to be reading a paper while driving a car." Then the young man smiled and lifted the newspaper from his lap. revealing that he was naked from the tank-top down Although she is from California, Nancy instantly realized that this was peculiar behavior "I was being flashed," she said "I looked around and there was another woman standing near me, but she hadn t see it "I didn t want to create a scene, so I didn t say anything to lier "Then the light changed and he drove away. He turned the corner and went up the street." "As it happens, I majored in journalism at tile University of Missouri, so I know a little about getting details. I spotted his license plate as he drove off and I jotted it down. "The, when I got to my appointment. I phoned the police lo report it. I assumed that with his license number, the make of the car and his description, the police would be able to do something about it." Nancy called the police emergency number and told the female dispatcher who answered what she had seen. "I gave her a complete rundown, the time, the place, everything. "Then, she said: What do you want me to do about it " "I told her: Maybe you could run down his license plates and try to find him. "And she said: Oh. well. if we send a car over there now . he'll surely be gone." Angered by so causual an attitude. Nancy called me "I'm not naive enough to think that the police have nothing better to do than chase flashers all the time. But maybe it is something more than that He could be a sick child molester or have a background of more serious offenses, but the dispatcher obviously didn t care." Actually, the police do care about flashers and have arrested many of them, including two of the most unusual I ve every lieard of One was the famous El Station flasher on the South Side of Chicago. He liked to stand on an elevated platfrom. wearing a topcoat and looking like a fully-clothed man with trousers, shirt and tie But as a train would slowly begin moving, he would throw open his coat, revealing to the passengers that under the coat, he wore only a phony shirt front and tie and trouser legs that reached only from his knees to his ankles. Then there was the famous jogger-f lasher At a distance, he appeared to be wearing dark shorts But as he jogged past ladies, they were shocked to see what appeared to be dark pants was his skin — spray ed w ith dark dy e But to get back to the Wall Street Journal flasher We called one of the supervisors at the police dispatch tiff ice and he said ' Maybe there was a misunderstanding " What misunderstanding The man flaunted fus naked body at the young lady 'We'll look intuit," he said So, Hie police later questioned Nancy. took the license number and her description of Hie man i Which is less flattering than he would probably have liked i and they are going to look for hun I. too, ani getting his name and will try to interview hun I d like to know w hy he chose a Wall Street Journal instead of something more appropriate, such as the National Enquirer Of course, the Journal is about an inch wider than most standard-sued papers, w hich could tx* a factor But from what Nancy said about the young man. a tabloid would liave provided more than adequate coverage. Your representatives Gov. Mark White Governor's Office Room 200 State Capitol Austin, Texas 78701 Sen. John Traeger Texas Senate Capitol Station Austin, Texas 78711 Sen. Phil Gramm United States Senate Washington D C., 20510 U.S. House of Representatives Washington, D C, 20515 Rep. Edmund Kuempel Sen. Lloyd Bentsen Texas House United States Senate of Representatives Room 240 Russell Bldg P.O. Box 2910 Washington, D C. 20510 Austin, Texas 78769 Rep. Tom Loeffler U.S. House of Representatives 1212 Longworth House Office Bldg Washington, D.C. 20515 YOU SEE, HONEY, ECSTACYHA VERY PROMISING PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TOOL BUT THANKS TOTHE FEDS, IHE MRK OF TOP MDMA RESEARCHERS HAS whatj'llbe proposing at THE CONFERENCE IS THAT SOME OF THESE PEOPLE DIN OUR FACULTY AND CONTINUE WORK. RIGHT HERE1 & CID T SIR J HOPE THIS ISNT JUSTA FRONT EVERY PENNY WILE GOTO SCHOLARSHIPS, ^EY^T ;
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These workouts are all voluntary, but it appears that virtually everyone on the team is here. I can't tell you the exact numbers but don't think there are any scholarship players who aren't here.
On offense, the leader is quarterback Alex Brink. He's in charge of getting everyone ready for skelly and he's really taken to this role. Last year he was a leader as well, but he's stepped it up a little bit more. He's been more vocal and he's making everyone accountable for what they're supposed to do. Alex is a great leader.
Those of us on the offensive line have been doing many drills to help us become a more solid group once we start fall camp in about five weeks! Just thinking about putting the pads back on gets me going. The drills are not only helping us become better prepared, but making us better friends which will also carry over to the field.
One person I'd like to give a shout out to is Coach O (Rob Oviatt), our strength and conditioning coach. I think Coach O is pretty much the most important figure that we have in our lives over the summer. He's the only coach we can look to over the summer since our position coaches aren't allowed to be around us this time of year. Coach O expects a lot out of us and works hard to make sure we get where we need to be.
Cougfan.com asked me to tell you a little bit about our position coach on the offensive line, George Yarno. He has always been there for me, keeping my head up and telling me to keep working when I was hurt during the early years. And he's always been there to continually challenge me to do my best.
On a final note, when you're in the stands for our home opener against Idaho (Sept. 9) and then in Seattle against Baylor (Sept. 16), be sure to take a look at the Cougar roster and the names of the high schools where all the guys are from. We'll have a couple of new guys from my alma mater, Mead High, on the team – Andy Mattingly and Skylar Jessen. I'm pretty happy about those guys here -- they have a great opportunity to come in and play football for Washington State.
Thanks to Cougfan.com for allowing me to do this diary, and I hope that you all had a great time celebrating Independence Day.
If have you have topics you'd like me to address next time, just post them on the message board.
Go Cougs!
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Charles Harris is Washington State's starting offensive right tackle. The 6-6, 323-pound hoss will be a fifth-year-senior in 2006. He hails from Spokane's Mead High. An uber-athlete, he was named to The Sporting News' Pac-10 all-freshman team following the 2003 season and last year became a Cougar fixture -- in a breakout season he started all 11 games, opening the holes for a 1,900 yard rusher for the Cougs. Along with senior defensive end Mkristo Bruce and, previously, backup QB Cole Morgan, he graciously volunteered this summer to give CF.C readers a window into the world of pre-season Cougar football preparation with a weekly diary.


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The month that I've been dreading has come at last. Soon, I'll get my school schedule in the mail and by the end of this month I'll be walking the halls once more. But not before I get a decent haircut to transform my hideous red haired mop.
It'll probably be some time before this gets posted to my feed on Protagonize. My parents have been on my back about using their phones and such for the internet (long, complicated story which I will not explain here) so I've been cutting back from using them thus restricting my amount of time spent online. Which, I suppose, is a good thing? I need a break from the internet I guess. Meanwhile my sketches and doodles have begun to multiply and are all over my room, tacked to my bulletin board and spread all over the floor. I have to wade through a sea of books and papers just to get to my bed or the black armchair in the corner.
Emma, to my amazement, has friended me on Facebook again. She still isn't responding to my texts, but I suppose Facebook friends is good enough for now.
I haven't spoken to River in ages, not since the sleepover. I tried calling her today, but no one picked up the phone. I'm going to have to try again tomorrow before my dentist appointment.
So I watched the Opening Ceremony for the Olympics. I was very disappointed that they included nothing about Doctor Who. Unfortunately I missed hearing the TARDIS during the Queen song because I was actually singing along. I watched a clip of it on YouTube however just so I could hear the TARDIS noise. Also, time is probably going to implode because the Tenth Doctor didn't light the torch. Oh well, we all knew the world was going to end in 2012 anyway. Just kidding, just kidding.
My Assassin hood actually wasn't messed up, I'd put it on backwards by accident. I still want a cape to go with it though. Because capes are cool. Hmm. That one woman from the Incredibles doesn't agree with me. No capes!
I'm going to start on my next sewing project which will be a pleated retro skirt with some sort of funky print. Or maybe just a colorful plaid. I'll be rockin' it to school with my knee-high rainbow socks and sparkly low top converse. Oh yes!
I dress strangely not because I want attention, but because I want to be unique, an individual. I want to express who I am – completely and utterly insane – through the clothes I wear. Last year, a senior named Hannah stood out in such a way. I really looked up to her. (And I really hope she's not reading this. That would be embarrassing beyond belief.) It's only natural that I'd sort of like to follow in her footsteps and dress the way I want to even if I'm made fun of.
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IRS Illegally Usurps Congress with New Law in Obamacare
As an internist, I have dedicated my 30-year career to advancing the long-term health of all of my patients, one patient at a time.
Unfortunately, the greatest barrier to this goal is government intervention into my professional judgment, my office management and my patient care. This has been increasingly true long before enactment of the onerous Affordable Care Act (ACA), but it's especially true now.
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Count me as an American, a business owner, but especially as a physician who wishes the law never existed.
Now, contrary to the clear legislative language in ObamaCare, the administration is directly impeding my ability to design a health plan with proper incentives and long-term affordability for my own employees.
I have always offered quality health insurance to my own employees, striving for a benefit design which increases their short-term economic incentive to become and remain healthy.
As a physician, I know this is a critical strategy to fight chronic illness, especially self-manageable conditions such as obesity, COPD and most type 2 diabetes.
The IRS has, unlawfully, substantively rewritten the employer mandate in the ACA by expanding its enforcement into states where the clear language of the ACA says it does not apply.
The ACA states that companies with over 50 employees in states with state-run exchanges (that is, participating states) that fail to provide "minimum value" health benefits for their employees are subject to penalties if their employees obtain insurance subsidies through a state-created exchange.
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The legislative language is clear that this applies only to exchanges established and run by state governments. The legislative history shows Congress set this up intentionally to encourage states to create their own exchanges. It is doubtful the bill would have passed without this provision.
Thirty-three states have decided not to create their own state-run exchanges.
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Missouri officials are protecting my employees not only from higher costs, but also from a less healthy government benefit plan that actually encourages self-imposed illness.
The IRS's attempt to enforce those penalties in states like Missouri is a blatant power grab by the same agency that targeted the president's political opponents for two years.
It forces employers and families in the 33 refusenik states to purchase costly insurance that they cannot afford, do not need, or do not want.
Along with individual citizens and small business owners from five other states, I am suing the federal government to stop the IRS' abuse of its power. Our lawsuit aims to uphold the rule of law by overturning an IRS power-grab that Congress forbade.
As a physician employer of over 50 employees in Missouri and a free citizen, I should have the liberty to choose my own employees' health plan without government intervention into its benefit design, and without penalty.
That is a liberty that Congress and the good State of Missouri preserved for me, and I am duty bound to protect that liberty not only for myself, but for the good of my patients and for my loyal, caring employees.
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The Garqi system was a five-orbit star system that contained the planet Garqi. It was located within the Outer Rim's Tadrin sector.
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Two-photon total internal reflection microscopy for imaging live cells with high background fluorescence
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Fluorescence microscopy allows for spatial and temporal resolution of systems which are inherently fluorescent or which can be selectively labeled with fluorescent molecules. Temporal resolution is crucial for imaging real time processes in living samples. A common problem in fluorescence microscopy of biological samples is autofluorescence, fluorescence inherent to the system, which interferes with detection of fluorescence of interest by decreasing the signal to noise ratio. Two current methods for improved imaging against autofluorescence are two-photon excitation and total internal reflection microscopy. Two-photon excitation occurs when two longer wavelength photons are absorbed quasi-simultaneously by a single fluorophore. For this to take place there must be a photon density on the order of 1030 photons/(cm2)(s), which is achieved through use of a femtosecond pulsed laser and a high magnification microscope objective. Two-photon excitation then only occurs at the focal spot, significantly reducing the focal volume and therefore background autofluorescence. The second method, total internal reflection, is based on evanescent wave excitation, which decreases exponentially in intensity away from the imaging surface. This allows for excitation of a thin (~200 nm) slice of a sample. Since only a narrow region of interest is excited, an optical slice can be imaged, decreasing excitation of out-of-focus autofluorescence, and increasing the signal to noise ratio. By coupling total internal reflection with two-photon excitation, an entire cell can be imaged while still maintaining the use of lower energy photons to irradiate the sample and achieve two-photon excitation along the length traveled by the evanescent wave. This system allows for more sensitive detection of fluorescence of interest from biological systems as a result of a significant decrease in excitation volume and therefore a decrease in autofluorescence signal. In the two-photon total internal reflection microscopy setup detailed in this work, an excitation area of 20 μm by 30 μm is achieved, and used to image FITC-stained actin filaments in BS-C-1 cells


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E-102's air attack. E-102 activates its Discharge mode and attacks opponents on the ground from mid air with an electric shock.
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Air E. Shock (エアエレキショック Eaerekishokku?, lit. "Air Elec Shock") is an ability used primarily by Chaos Gamma in Sonic Battle. In the game, it serves as Chaos Gamma's Air Attack.
Accessing Discharge mode, the user turns their arms into a pair of electric prongs whilst mid air and dives downwards to attack opponents.
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