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Identity Theft: Informational Message
Better watch your credit card/drivers license/passport! - RFID card readers
The identity theft criminal does not need to be standing right by the person, to swipe your credit card/passport/drivers license information from their machines, they can be several feet away from their victims. They don't have to press a button so it can be in their pants pocket, briefcase, backpack, etc. You would never know your identity was stolen until your credit card company or bank calls you saying your card has been comprised.
We sell the RFID protectors for credit cards, passports, drivers licenses, RFID wallets (tri fold or bi fold, etc.), RFID neck pouches, RFID card sleeves, and even have RFID purses (1 front pocket protects all the RFID items in the pocket). We can also ship items in the U.S.
If you know a business, school, church, library, etc. who would like us to present this information (i.e. a group going to Europe) and Pacsafe items such as fanny packs, backpacks, which have wires so they cannot cut with razor blade and run with valuables, we never charge to come to a seminar and educate/present new information/ideas...
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Coris gaimard
|Coris gaimard
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|C. gaimard
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|Coris gaimard
(Quoy & Gaimard, 1824)
Coris gaimard, the yellowtail wrasse or African coris, among other vernacular names, is a species of wrasse native to the tropical waters of the central Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean, from Christmas Islands and Cocos Keeling Islands to the Society Islands, Hawaii, and from Japan to Australia. It is an inhabitant of coral reefs, being found in areas that offer a mix of sand patches, rubble, and coral at depths from 1 to 50 m (3.3 to 164.0 ft). This species can also be found in the aquarium trade and is popular species for display in public aquaria.[2]
This species can reach 40 cm (16 in) in total length, though most do not exceed 20 cm (7.9 in).[2] As a juvenile, it is a bright red colour with large, black-margined white spots. As an adult, it has a pink face and fins, with the exception of the tail fin, which is bright yellow. The body is green towards the anterior darkening and decorated with bright blue specks towards the caudal peduncle. The fish also gains a very bright orange anterior when it grows into adulthood, and has a drastically shaded body in the posterior region that is dotted with obscenely bright blue spots ringed with dark blue.
- ^ Pollard, D. & Liu, M. 2010. Coris gaimard. In: IUCN 2013. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Version 2013.1. Downloaded on 15 October 2013.
- ^ a b Froese, Rainer and Pauly, Daniel, eds. (2013). "Coris gaimard" in FishBase. August 2013 version.
External links[edit]
- Nicolas Bailly (2013). Nicolas Bailly, eds. "Coris gaimard (Quoy & Gaimard, 1824)". FishBase. World Register of Marine Species. Retrieved October 15, 2013.
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Packing & Molding Production Worker - 2nd shift
Packing & Molding Production Worker - 2nd shift-MIL00800 Working at Cargill is an opportunity to thrive—a place to develop your career to the fullest while engaging in meaningful work that makes a positive impact around the globe. You will be proud to work for a company with a strong history of ethics and a purpose of nourishing people. We offer a diverse, supportive environment where you will grow personally and professionally as you learn from some of the most talented people in your field. With 150 years of experience Cargill provides food, agriculture, financial and industrial products and services to the world. We have 150,000 employees in 70 countries who are committed to feeding the world in a responsible way, reducing environmental impact and improving the communities where we live and work. Learn more at www.cargill.com.
Cargill Cocoa & Chocoate North America is hiring Packing & Molding Production Workers
at the Milwaukee, Wisconsin site. This role is primarily responsible for operatating packaging equipment to fill, label, stack and stretch wrap product containers. Positions are on 2nd shift (normally 2pm-10pm) with overtime required as needed.
Principal Accountabilities
Communicate with packers from the previous shift to determine if there are any problems on the packing portion of the line.
Operate packaging equipment to fill, label, stack and stretch wrap product containers.
Monitor packaging equipment performance; make adjustments to equipment as necessary.
Record and review production data as required on log sheets.
Contact supervisor or lead person in the event of any problems with the lines, product quality, or critical control points.
Perform product and packaging change-overs as scheduled.
Restock boxes, skids, and liners for next shift and current shift as needed.
Clean work areas and equipment as assigned or scheduled.
Must obtain forklift/pallet handling equipment certification, and use forklift/pallet handling equipment to move product or packaging materials as required.
Maintain all production areas in a neat and clean condition.
Properly account for any product rework.
Comply with all GMP, safety, sanitation and any other plant rules as established by the company.
- Follow all Food Safety (HACCP), GMP's, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental programs.
Perform other duties as assigned by the Packaging and Molding Supervisor.
Minimum Job Requirements
- To perform this job successfully, an individual must be able to perform each primary duty satisfactorily. The requirements cited below are representative of the minimal knowledge, skills and/or abilities required.
Education/Training & Experience
— High school diploma or GED; and one to three months related experience and/or training is preferred. Must be able to read, write and perform basic math.
Language Skills
- Ability to read and communicate effectively is required. Must be able to interpret work instructions, formulate plans, and express ideas and concerns effectively to co-workers, maintenance personnel and supervisors. Log all incidents and actions taken in a clear and concise method. Ability to read and write at a grade 12 level preferred.
Mathematical Skills
— Ability to add, subtract, multiply and divide 4 digit numbers. Ability to perform these operations using units of weight (pounds, kilograms), percentages, or fractions.
Reasoning Ability
— Ability to apply common sense understanding to carry out multiple step instructions. Ability to remember and prioritize multiple job tasks. Must be able to work with minimal supervision.
Working Conditions
- Temperature and humidity conditions in the work area can vary from temperatures ranging from 65 degrees F up to or exceeding 100 degrees, and very humid (near or over 80%) to ultra-low humidity (less than 40%). Manufacturing processes are highly reliant on machines and as a result, noise levels can reach up to 115 decibels requiring the use of hearing protection for most of the day. Employees will be required to wear plastic gloves while performing duties involving potential direct contact with the product. Personal protective equipment (such as safety glasses, boots, or gloves) must be worn per company work rules. Employee must be available to work weekend hours as needed.
Physical Requirements
— Employee is required to stand and reach with arms and hands, as a regular occurrence. The employee is regularly required to use hands to finger, handle, or feel objects, tools, or controls. The employee is regularly required to walk, stoop, kneel, crouch, crawl, and climb stairs. While performing the duties of this job, the employee will frequently and consistently be required to lift and carry objects weighing up to 50 lbs. Specific vision abilities required by this job include close vision, distance vision, peripheral vision, and depth perception.
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Jaws Theme Song Gets a Heavy Metal Spin That Is Head Bang Worthy
Duunnn dunnn... now done metal! We're gonna need a bigger ... amp.
Duunnn dunnn... now done metal! We're gonna need a bigger ... amp.
Shark week is happening right now on Discovery Channel but a lot of dedicated Discovery Channel fans are upset with the network for ruining this annual celebration. Find out why here.
Wednesday is here ... hang in there, we're half way there!!
Shark week rocks! (Unless you're a seal ... Then it pretty much SUCKS!)
Discovery Channel kicked off its 25th Annual Shark Week this week. A week dedicated to shows about shark attacks videos, shark attack stories, shark documentaries, and tons of specials on the legendary Great White Shark
The 25th year of "Shark Week" starts August 12 on the Discovery Channel.
We really don't have to worry about sharks in El Paso, thankfully. This video made me jump even when I knew what was going to happen!!!


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Test & Learn for Customers™
Test & Learn for Customers™ is the most advanced application for measuring the impact of a mix of actions across channels and over time. The result is analysis that generates powerful insights which lead to specific profit-increasing action. Many retailers recognize the importance of conducting tests and analyzing customer data but lack the tools necessary to derive actionable information from their data. While typical direct marketing models only consider a single action (i.e. a catalog mailing) and measure a single response (i.e. customer buys or does not buy), Test & Learn for Customers™ identifies impacts across the entire customer relationship over time.
APT Value Creation
Test & Learn for Customers™ offers a platform that brings information from the data warehouse to the analysts and, via integration with the APT Suite, allows retailers to generate holistic program views. With Test & Learn for Customers™, retailers are now able to address specific issues, such as:
How do I launch an effective loyalty program?
Many retailers have gathered customer data for a loyalty program but are unable to analyze the data to create a meaningful and effective program. With Test & Learn for Customers™, integrated customer, store, and geographic data allow retailers to assess response to a loyalty program by customer segment so they can better understand the relationship with a customer over time and how to continuously grow that relationship through targeted marketing offers, refined loyalty programs, etc.
How can I measure the impact of an initiative on a specific customer segment?
Test & Learn for Customers™ enables retailers to quantify the effectiveness of different initiatives, such as direct mail marketing campaigns and in-store media, and evaluate the response by customer segment, thereby gaining a better understanding of how customers react differently by segment.
How does an action in one channel affect purchase activity in other channels?
Typically, each channel (i.e. web, catalog, in-store) implements separate programs without assessing how an action in one channel may affect response in the others. In contrast, the APT tool provides an integrated, cross-channel view of customer response and spending, so it is easy to assess how an action in one channel is affecting customer spending in the other channels.
How do I identify the types of customers mostly likely to attrite?
Losing customers to a competitor erodes millions of sales dollars each year. Test & Learn for Customers™ quantifies the value lost through attrition over time and identifies the types of customers most at risk. APT clients leverage this knowledge to focus increased attention on at-risk customers, and, in turn, improve customer retention over time.


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This restaurant gets rave reviews so we were surprised that they couldn't get the kids pancake (it was hard) right and the adult food was also just average. The ambiance is ok and is nothing spectacular. It is kid friendly as they have an extensive kids menu. However, I doubt we would go there for lunch or dinner given all the other restaurant choices in Sonoma. See more at bigbluetrunk: http://bit.ly/e4YumP
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Southwest Brooklyn Industrial Development Corporation in partnership with Health Plus, Village Care of New York and Assemblyman Felix Ortiz's office invite the community to attend the Red Hook Community Festival, July 25 from 12−4 p.m.
Community residents will be able to take advantage of a free mammography with an appointment, free glaucoma and HIV testing, cotton candy, arts & crafts, as well as musical entertainment.
The festival will be held at the Sovereign Bank parking lot, 498 Columbia Street. Call 1−800−564−6868 to pre−schedule your appointment for a mammogram.
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The Russian connection: See all our coverage | Read about our investigation
In the presidential primaries, Hillary Clinton frequently touted her tough-as-nails stance on private contractors. She was the co-sponsor of the Stop Outsourcing Security Act, which, in her words, would keep firms like Blackwater from performing "combat-oriented and security functions in Iraq." Blackwater employees could keep slinging slop in cafeteria under Clinton's bill, but they couldn't get themselves into horrifying situations like the Nisour Square shooting.
Justin Elliot of Talking Points Memo reports that part of that bill (which did not see any success in the Senate) instructed the Secretary of State to remove private contractors from their posts guarding State Department personnel:
Not later than 6 months after the date of the enactment of this Act, the Secretary of State shall ensure that all personnel at any United States diplomatic or consular mission in Iraq are provided security services only by Federal Government personnel.
Now that Clinton is about to take over at Foggy Bottom, she can either institute this rule without getting congressional approval or can prod Congress into taking the Stop Outsourcing Security Act more seriously. But Elliot reports that there is no indication she will do either. Clinton's Senate office isn't answering any questions about Clinton' current position on the use of private forces in Iraq. This may mean that Clinton doesn't want to steal Obama's thunder by appearing to make policy, or it could mean that Clinton's anti-contractor pledge in the primaries was simply campaign bombast. We'll soon know.


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Hotels in Park Guell
Park Guell Hotels
C/Sancho de Avila 22, Barcelona, 08018, Spain Barcelona - 08018, Barcelona, Spain
Calle Riu Anoia 42-54, El Prat de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona - Barcelona, Spain
Avinguda del Paral·lel, 57-59, 08004, Barcelona SPAIN HB – 003988 Barcelona - 08004, Barcelona, Spain
Avda. Diputacio 172-174, Cambrils, Tarragona, Spain Tarragona - 43850, Tarragona, Spain
22 Avda Del Hotel, Castelldefels, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona - 08860, Barcelona, Spain
Avinguda del Mar s/n - Apt. Correus 273, Santa Susanna, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona - 08398, Barcelona, Spain
Apartado 64 - Ctra Arboç, Km 2,5 Vilanova i la Geltrú, Barcelona, Spain Barcelona - 08800, Barcelona, Spain
Baqueira Beret Nucleo 1500 Salardu-Lleida, Spain Lleida - 25589, Lleida, Spain
Park Guell Details
Park Güell surrounds the house where Gaudi once lived, where there is an amazing museum containing Gaudi's collection of earth-inspired furniture and personal items. The major attractions of the park include walkways under and over stone pillars constructed in Gaudis signature style, and numerous mosaic tile and stone sculptures, all of which demonstrate a strong influence derived from the natural world.
As with most of the tourist spots in the city, the top of Park Güell contains a terrace where you can enjoy another spectacular view of the park and the surrounding city. In true Gaudi fashion, all of the benches are made from the same brilliant tile mosaic used in the dragon at the Parks southern entrance and also on the stone animals throughout the park. You could easily spend all day up on the terrace, sipping coffee and watching the entertainers, but the park is vast and beautiful, and there is much to explore. You can make several trips to the park without getting tired of it.
Address: Carrer d'Olot, 08024 Barcelona, Spain
Opened: 1914
Open hours: 8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Phone: +34 902 20 03 02
Architects: Antoni Gaudí, Josep Maria Jujol
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The surf's up, and the adventure awaits – the latest Fire + Ice collection is designed for a new generation of travellers, of athletes. These are the kind of nomads who pack light, value quality over quantity, and yearn for something they can take with them everywhere, that will let them simultaneously blend in and stand out for all the right reasons.
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Virtue: Way to Happiness
€ 18,99
Bisher € 20,04
Besorgung - Lieferbarkeit unbestimmt
April 2005
BeschreibungThe third volume of newly translated selections from the writings of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Fr. Richard Regan turns to his thoughts on the moral dimensions of human action. Focusing on the first part of the second folume of the "Summa Theologiae," he deals with such topics as the ultimate human goal, human acts, emotions and virtues. Regan indicates that though Aquinas approaches these topics from the perspective of human reason, it is necessary for the reader to remember that his overall viewpoint is that of a believer seeking to understand his faith. All can weigh the merits of these propositions due to their clarity of language, exposition, and structure.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: UNIV OF SCRANTON PRESS
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2005
Seitenanzahl: 260 Seiten
Übersetzer/Sprecher: Übersetzt von Richard Regan
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Well there complies in one word all that i think i write when in anger and better yet in engish.Being portuguese by birth all that i think therefor write is always scrambled in my brain at at the speed you would speak portuguese.Trust me when i say we speak VERY fast. Therefor i imagine that most of my writing makes little or no sense to you all.
I am truly sorry for that.
Then again maybe you are not reading this,so bolocks.
I picture myself laughing while puting these words to bed and think of the reactions it will draw.
Oh well such nonsense....


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Constructing Commitment: Brandom's Pragmatist Take on Rule‐Following
According to a standard criticism, Robert Brandom's "normative pragmatics", i.e. his attempt to explain normative statuses in terms of practical attitudes, faces a dilemma. If practical attitudes and their interactions are specified in purely non‐normative terms, then they underdetermine normative statuses; but if normative terms are allowed into the account, then the account becomes viciously circular. This paper argues that there is no dilemma, because the feared circularity is not vicious. While normative claims do exhibit their respective authors' practical attitudes and thereby contribute towards establishing the normative statuses they are about, this circularity is not a mark of Brandom's explanatory strategy but a feature of social practice of which we theorists partake.
Document Type: Research Article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1467-9205.2011.01450.x
Affiliations: Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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TOP Canadian telecommunications lawyer Michael Ryan has joined the London office of international law firm Coudert Brothers.
Ryan, who worked as vice-president of law and general counsel at Toronto's Unitel Communications, started work in the firm's global telecommunications practice last month.
He will specialise in advising on telecommunications regulation, competition, privatisation and liberalisation issues, and communications-related corporate transactions.
Ryan was Unitel's chief counsel in the regulatory and court proceedings which led to major changes in telecommunications competition law in Canada. He also worked on the company's entry into the market as a carrier.
Ryan says he left the post to join Couderts because "I was attracted by the opportunity to apply my telecomms expertise to a broader range of issues".


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White Brick Kitchen
777 Dundas W, at Markham, 647-352-0092, bentrestaurant.com. Don't come to superstar Susur Lee's latest resto-lounge expecting salad followed by meat 'n' with two veg and dessert. If, however, your tastes run to inventive tapas-style dishes with a preponderance of seafood meant to be shared over exotic cocktails, have we got the boîte for you! Best: sake-cured salmon gravlax over blocks of tamago over horseradish crème fraîche showered with a julienne of toasted nori, a stack of buckwheat blinis on the side; watermelon and tuna ceviche dressed with slivered chilies and lime; a spin on Lee's signature Singapore slaw, duck salad with crackling, kohlrabi and crispy taro ribbons finished with exotic sprouts and edible flowers; buttery foie gras and chicken pâté with tapenade-spread brioche, ice-wine syrup and onion marmalade. Complete tapas-style dinners for $60 per person, including tax, tip and a cocktail. Average tapas $16. Open for dinner Tuesday to Saturday 5:30 to 10:30 pm. Bar till close. Closed Sunday, Monday, some holidays. Licensed. Access: barrier-free, washrooms in basement. Rating: NNNNN
1320 Queen W, at Brock, 416-628-3586, restaurantchantecler.ca. Jonathan Poon and Jacob Wharton-Shukster's cozy 26-seat trat is the most revolutionary thing to hit Parkdale since Bacchus put cheese on a roti. An inspired carte with subtle Asian tweaks, engaging service and a relaxed vibe make this one of the most exciting new restos around. And they take reservations! Best: pillowy ricotta gnudi with lasagna-like zucchini in garlicky smoked tomato sauce; blood-rare bavette sided with kale sautéed in bone marrow; seared wild boar in syrupy prune sauce laced with coffee; Sunday and Monday nights, Korean bo-ssam-style lettuce wraps stuffed with slow-roasted Asian pork; reconfigured banana splits with house-made buckwheat ice cream tossed with Froot Loops and Reese's Pieces. Complete dinners for $60 per person, including tax, tip and a cocktail. Average main $22. Open Wednesday 6 to 11 pm, Thursday to Saturday 6 pm to midnight, Sunday and Monday 6 pm to 1 am. Bar nightly till close. Closed Tuesday, some holidays. Licensed. Access: one step at door, washrooms in basement. Rating: NNNNN
924 Queen W, at Shaw, 416-536-8963, ursa-restaurant.com. No other resto since Susur Lee's Lotus invented East-West fusion in 87 or David Crystian's Patriot went locavore in 00 has radicalized the downtown scene as much as this health-conscious bistro in the former Bar One. Using methods usually associated with raw vegan cuisine - dehydration, fermentation, sprouting - as well as state-of-the-art sous-vide technology, chef Jacob Sharkey-Pearce reinvents the concept of dining out. Best: from a constantly evolving carte, spectacularly plated starters like wild venison tartare coupled with fatty foie gras cured in blueberry vinegar, finished with medicinal Icelandic moss on buttered rye toasts; mains like apple-cider-glazed Niagara pork loin 'n' belly over du Puy lentils and decorative kale in apple skin reduction; locally raised Rhode Island White chicken two ways, first as a roulade of thigh, then as a pan-seared boneless breast over polenta coupled with sprouted lentils; to finish, Milk & Honey, a warm bowl of made-to-order ricotta dressed with bee pollen and sided with honeycomb, pomegranate and raisins fashioned from dehydrated grapes still on the vine, the whey left over from making the fresh cheese served in two tiny milk bottles. Complete dinners for $65, including tax, tip and a glass of wine. Average main $21. Open for dinner Saturday 6 to 11 pm. Reservations recommended. Licensed. Access: two steps at door, washrooms in basement. Rating: NNNNN
972 College, at Rusholme, 647-341-6769, bestellen.ca. Top Chef Canada season one runner-up and ex-Mercatto toque Rob Rossi parlays his TV game show near-win into one of the most meatcentric restaurants in town. His dinner menu features the likes of $98 house-aged steaks and whole suckling pig platters, and the brunch carte is only slightly more veggie-friendly. Best: to start, complimentary banana bread straight from the oven dolloped with crème fraîche and crushed walnuts; bags of cinnamon-dusted doughnuts; classic croque madame with house-cured ham, mornay sauce and a pair of runny fried eggs; old-school southern-fried chicken doused in maple syrup sided with jalapeño cornbread muffins, both with organic greens in lemony vinaigrette; massive 8-ounce breakfast burgers on house-baked English muffins dressed with crispy fried onions and bacon jam. Complete brunches for $30 per person, including tax, tip and a glass of wine. Average main $13. Open nightly from 6 pm. Brunch Sunday 11 am to 3 pm. Licensed. Access: barrier-free. Rating: NNNN
Emma's Country Kitchen
1108 St Clair W, at Northcliffe, 416-652-3662, emmascountrykitchen.com. Ex-Stockyards head cook Rachel Pellett and partner Heather Mee parlay a successful catering business into what's quite possibly downtown's best new weekend brunch spot. The café's minimal weekday lineup's not too shabby either, most notably the exemplary retro baked goods and not-to-be-missed $1 bags of potato chips. Foodie fact: the site of the original Pusateri's circa 1963. Best: to start, those fabulously flaky biscuits sided with blueberry peach preserves and whipped honey butter; the same biscuits as eggs Benedict with house-smoked peameal, poached eggs and a hollandaise infused with whipped cream; the Hangover burger, a sage-spiked patty made of ground Beretta Farms pork sausage dressed with local cheddar, house-cured bacon and a house-baked bun and sided with skinny thyme-flecked frites worthy of Jamie Kennedy; a breakfast poutine of said terrific frites topped with bacon, cheddar, hollandaise and two poached 'n' deep-fried eggs; peach-compote-swirled French toast topped with glazed Ontario peaches. Average main $12. Open For Sunday brunch 9 am to 3 pm. Closed some holidays. No reservations. Unlicensed. Access: barrier-free. Rating: NNNN
White Brick Kitchen
641 Bloor W, at Euclid, 647-347-9188, thewhitebrickkitchen.com. After a stint in the barbecue pit at the Stockyards, former Beretta and Rowe Farms butcher Stephen Howell and company transform a Koreatown café into one of the best new brunch spots around. Informal room, friendly, casual service, modest prices. Best: to start, a $4 grapefruit mimosa made with 2 ounces of Spumanti Bambino, followed by pastry chef Haley Franklin's buttery English muffins spread with Ontario blueberry compote; exceptional mains like crisply battered Southern-fried chicken coupled with a brilliantly pickled jalapeño dipping sauce, local greens in a lemony vinaigrette and the inevitable fried egg; vegetarian deep-fried panko-crusted "Scotch-ish" poached eggs over toasted baguette and cubed home fries; not-to-be-missed chocolate banana bread French toast with caramelized fruit and salted caramel; sides of house-cured hickory bacon; to finish, house-baked blueberry scones. Complete brunches for $25 per person, including tax, tip and a beef-bacon Caesar. Average main $12. Open For brunch Sunday 9 am to 4 pm. Licensed. Access: short step at door, washrooms in basement. Rating: NNNN


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OFM editor Allan Jenkins joins film-maker Howard Sooley on a fishing boat pilgrimage to the Lagavulin distillery on the Hebridean island of Islay
OFM editor Allan Jenkins joins film-maker Howard Sooley on a fishing boat pilgrimage to the Lagavulin distillery on the Hebridean island of Islay
The ideal way to celebrate St Patrick's Day or an abomination best left in the Irish theme pub? Do you use espresso or filter, plain old whiskey or added liqueur – and just how do you get the cream to float on top?
Rebecca Seal: Industry figures show that sales of the UK's home-grown spirit may soon be eclipsed by vodka. But the latter doesn't have to be tasteless firewater
Felicity Cloake: Is this potent drink simply sublime, or do you prefer a fancier cocktail? Do you use bourbon, rye or scotch; is fruit sacrilege; and where do you stand on water and ice?
Lizzie Enfield: Chefs are increasingly using whisky in cooking to enhance salty, smoky or sweet flavours. Would you cook with a single malt, or is it so precious it must be sipped?
Have you tried any of the newfangled flavoured whiskies drifting over from the USA?
It's been a good year for scotch, but Scottish distillers can't rest on their laurels - they have serious competition from some far-flung places
The latest supermarket price war is a skirmish with scotch. Will a 40 year old single malt at a knock-down price tempt you through Aldi's doors?
A bottle of Dalmore 62 scotch whisky has been bought for a new world record of £125,000, but even at that price it looks like a good investment
So St Patrick was born in Scotland and Ireland is the original home of whisky? Felicity Cloake investigates. Will you be raising a glass for St Patrick's Day?
Do you find the wide variety of scotch available bewildering? Here are a few hints and tips to help you find what you're looking for
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skitter (third-person singular simple present skitters, present participle skittering, simple past and past participle skittered)
- (intransitive) To move hurriedly or as by twitching or bouncing.
- I opened the cabinet and hundreds of cockroaches went skittering off into the darkness.
- Theodore Roosevelt, Hunting Trips of a Ranchman
- Some kinds of ducks in lighting strike the water with their tails first, and skitter along the surface for a few feet before settling down.
- (intransitive) To make a skittering noise.
2017 January 20, Annie Zaleski, "AFI sounds refreshed and rejuvenated on its 10th album, AFI (The Blood Album)", in The Onion AV Club[1]:
- Both "Dark Snow" and "Aurelia" feature subtle washes of brittle piano à la Decemberunderground, while "She Speaks The Language" boasts a skittering electronic underbelly, and eerie synths are suspended like low clouds in "Above The Bridge."
- (transitive) To move or pass (something) over a surface quickly so that it touches only at intervals; to skip.
- James A. Henshall
- The angler, standing in the bow, 'skitters' or skips the spoon over the surface.
- James A. Henshall
- (transitive, Northern England) To cause to have diarrhea.
- 1970, James Herriot, If Only They Could Talk
- You'll skitter the poor buggers to death [farmer protesting to vet about to dose calves with Epsom salts]
- 1970, James Herriot, If Only They Could Talk
to move hurriedly
to make characteristic noise
- The translations below need to be checked and inserted above into the appropriate translation tables, removing any numbers. Numbers do not necessarily match those in definitions. See instructions at Wiktionary:Entry layout#Translations.
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skitter (plural skitters)
- A skittering movement.
- A skitter of activity.
- A skitter of gooseflesh.
- (Scotland, Northern England, uncountable) diarrhea


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A handwritten love letter to the things that get better.Mature
A performance poem about mental health.
I've walked through the locked doors of a mental ward to go and visit someone considered a danger to themselves. Half starved girls make short steps past me and I double take to check if I'd seen a ghosts.
But ghosts are the ones looking for their mortality not the ones looking to drop it. So I turn my face away... And despite the nature of where I am I manage to crack a smile because somewhere on this floor was a small room with lost and found and I had some misplaced love to turn in. The young women on this ward have been here anywhere between weeks to years and they considered it a hell away from home. But the Afternoons I got to spend there will continue to be some of my greatest memories.
There's a lot going on up stairs. Between our 10 fingers 2 eyes 5 senses and 1 voice we're going experience this place one way or another, and your experience will be unlike mine and mine will be unlike his but we can go to sleep knowing that what we felt was real.
So I imagine it's scary being told by a medical professional that some area of your viewing experience is not as it seems. There's dead pixels in your screen. You've been meaning to redeem the warranty on that broken dream of a reality you've been living. But the company that sold you your world is out of business. That is to say when you check into insanity, there's no reception to show you to your room. Every spoon you're fed tastes real, but the people sitting across from you sees no meal. You feel scared.
And yet through all the poor unfortunate souls to behold on this ward one of them taught me beauty in the crazy, and seek these lessons in all of the other people. I want OCD to teach me to arrange my audience in such a way that you all look perfect. I want ADHD to teach me speech. Let me cradle impulse in every corner of my mouth and when it finally flows out let it roll about like a newborn who had it's mother craving haribos and red bull for 9 straight months. I wanna start speed dating for the narcoleptics and insomniacs and see if either can sleep on their wedding night. Watch them grow old together and have no concept of time passed because who the hell knows what time is is when your sleep patterns been fucked with. I want tourettes to teach me that this feeling is uncontrollable let our hearts be uncapped, every open armed come back, every face to face sweet embrace you give to those you love feels so natural that words like 'can't ' or 'no' become unfathomable.
But I can't pretend that these are easy gifts to accept, so many tears gave for the labeled and named, asking what's inside my brain, can I be called sane?
So my friend in the lost and found department of the ward taught me, recovery and stability are part of the beauty. Her dress size was the fine line between happier times or a cut short life. But now the time she's kept out of hospital grows like her smile. She's come miles and miles and and all the while is a living monument to the phrase 'things get better'... and that's all this is. Despite reality itself being an uncertainty and and the skies throwing all kinds of weather in the end, we're all birds of a feather that flock together and we need to remember that the sad times aren't forever, so this is a handwritten love letter to the things that get better.


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It said everything about Liverpool's ignominious exit from Europe's elite competition that while Manchester United and Chelsea could salivate over Italian competition yesterday, Rafael Benitez's charges were examining their atlases to find a Romanian town which sounds like something you'd locate inside a gents' toilet.
The Europa League draw, which sees Liverpool face Romanian champions Unirea Urziceni in the first knock-out round and the winners of Lille and Fenerbahce if they progress, does offer Benitez the prospect of potentially straightforward progress to a semi-final, though.
The Romanians, managed by former Chelsea full-back Dan Petrescu, won 4-1 at Rangers and defeated Seville 1-0 at home in the course of their exit from the Champions League so the challenge cannot be underestimated.
Playing an unheralded side does bring its pressures for Liverpool: defeat to a club who must play at the Steaua Stadium in Bucharest because their own has a capacity of just 7,000 would be a huge embarrassment to Benitez. Yet it is not as bad as it could have been with the unseeded Liverpool avoiding Marseilles, Juventus and Shakhtar Donetsk in a strong field for this tournament.
"The Champions League has the best teams, that is clear – though they are missing one, Liverpool," Benitez said in reaction to the draw. "But there are so many good teams that the Europa League will be difficult. Atletico [Madrid] and Valencia are massive clubs so you will see a lot of big clubs, like Juventus. When we won the Uefa Cup at Valencia [in 2004] and when Liverpool won it [in 2001] it was an important competition. Now it is less important than before because the Champions League is so massive, but you will see top sides so it will be interesting. There are good teams. It surprised me people saying we had to win the Europa League, because if you check the teams that are there it will be difficult."
It remains to be seen if he will be tempted to rest players, to the detriment of the league effort, or go full strength for Europe. Unirea arrive at Anfield on 18 February, three days before Liverpool's potentially crucial trip to Manchester City. The away leg precedes a home match with Blackburn. Benitez said yesterday that the Premier League top-four place was more important. "If we win some [Europa League] games we will be the same [as the Champions League] in terms of money. For us, the main thing is to qualify in the top four and guarantee we are in the top four," he said.
Lille are fifth in France's Ligue 1, but only a point behind Lyons who eliminated Liverpool. Fenerbahce lead the Turkish Super Lig and have dropped only three points at home all season.
Everton have been drawn against Sporting Lisbon and manager David Moyes has welcomed a return to the city after his side was thrashed 5-0 by Benfica when they last visited the Portuguese capital in the group stages in October. Having recovered from that trip to qualify for the last 32, Moyes was upbeat. "I'm looking forward to it," he said. "Last time we went there was disappointing but this time we will hopefully go there with a full team and be able to put on a better show. Sporting will be really tough – they have been in and around the Champions League in recent seasons."
The Fulham manager, Roy Hodgson, believes his side have been handed one of the toughest draws by being paired with last year's Uefa Cup winners Shakhtar Donetsk. The Ukrainian side beat Werder Bremen in the final of Europe's second competition last season before its name and format changed this summer.
Hodgson said: "It doesn't get much harder than playing the champions, I suppose. We saw last year what a good team they are. On the other hand we have battled hard to get through the group stage and we were hoping for a good game, an interesting game."
If Fulham win they are guaranteed a glamour tie in the last 16, against Ajax or Juventus. Everton would play Atletico Madrid or Galatasaray.
Europa Cup draw
*Round of 32: R Kazan v Hapoel Tel-Aviv, A Bilbao v Anderlecht, Copen-hagen v Marseilles, Panathinaikos v Roma, A Madrid v Galatasaray, Ajax v Juventus, Bruges v Valencia, Fulham v S Donetsk, Liverpool v U Urziceni, Hamburg v PSV, Villarreal v Wolfsburg, S Liege v Red Bull Salzburg, Twente v W Bremen, Lille v Fenerbahce, Everton v Sporting, Hertha Berlin v Benfica.
To be played 18 & 25 February
*Selected round of 16:
A Madrid / Galatasaray v Everton / Sporting, Lille / Fenerbahce v Liverpool / U Urziceni, Ajax / Juventus v Fulham / S Donetsk
To be played 11 & 18 March
Unirea's player to watch Dacian Varga
*The diminutive 25-year-old played a key role in helping Unirea win their first Romanian title last season. Varga plays either as a withdrawn striker or on the left, from where his dangerous delivery causes problems. Showed what he can do with a fantastic goal against Stuttgart in the Champions League.
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Last week: 8-6 straight up (101-59 overall); 7-6-1 ATS (76-79-5 overall).
STAFF PICKS: Predictions from USA TODAY's experts
Packers (-6) at Lions: In Detroit, fans have visions of 1962 Thanksgiving Day when Lions toppled 10-0 Pack, which boasts the same record 49 years later. Observes Lions QB Matthew Stafford, "That's a long time ago.'' Pass that young man an extra slice of pumpkin pie. History does not repeat. Trends: Packers 12-4 ATS last 16 games (16-0 SU); Lions 0-7 SU last seven Thanksgiving Day games. Packers38-17
Dolphins (+7) at Cowboys: Unquestionably, Miami is a better team than the one that opened the season 0-7. But good enough to save coach Tony Sparano's job? Trends: Dolphins 14-7 ATS last 21 road games; Cowboys 5-0 ATS last five Thanksgiving Day games. Cowboys 27-14
49ers (+3.5) at Ravens: Oh, brother, look what we have here: the "Harbaugh Bowl.'' We'll take big bro in fascinating football prime-time reality show. Trends: 49ers 9-0 ATS last nine games; Ravens 0-3 ATS last three Thursday night games. Ravens 20-13
Cardinals (+3) at Rams: Another thrilling divisional affair in that incredibly compelling NFC West. Trend: Cardinals 6-2 ATS vs. Rams last eight games. Rams 27-23
Bills (+8) at Jets: He may not look like it, but Rex Ryan is famished after two defeats in five days. After being "Tebowed'' in Denver, defensive-minded Jets smell turkey to feast on at home. Trend: Jets 4-0 ATS vs. Bills last four games. Jets 30-17
Browns (+7.5) at Bengals: Battle for Ohio bragging rights. Contending Bengals can't afford to look past their old rivals, who have owned them in recent seasons. Trend: Browns 5-2 ATS vs. Bengals last seven games. Bengals 24-13
Panthers (-3.5) at Colts: Fans of the Colts are thankful their team probably will get first crack at Stanford's Andrew Luck. Then again, perhaps it's lucky horseshoe time. Trend: Colts 0-6 ATS last six games. Colts 23-20
Jaguars (+3.5) at Texans: Laid-back lefty Matt Leinart, humbled since halcyon days at Southern Cal, replaces injured QB Matt Schaub in best opportunity to re-ignite career. Return of Pro Bowl WR Andre Johnson should ease his transition. Trends: Jags 4-1 ATS last five games vs. Texans; Texans 3-1 ATS last four games. Texans 28-7
Buccaneers (+3.5) at Titans: Tampa Bay's season on the line; Bucs have not won since mid-October. Trend: Titans 1-3 ATS last four games as home favorite. Titans 17-14
Vikings (+8.5) at Falcons: We loved Atlanta's use of the no-huddle offense last week vs. Tennessee, but red-zone efficiency needs to be ratcheted up. Trend: Vikings 4-9 ATS last 13 road games. Falcons 41-13
Bears (+4.5) at Raiders: No Jay Cutler means no chance for Bears? Trends: Bears 5-0 ATS last five games; Raiders 0-4 ATS last four home games. Raiders 20-17
Redskins (+4) at Seahawks: Washington has dropped six in a row; Seattle, showing life, has won its last two. Redskins defense gives them the edge in mild upset. Trend: Seahawks 6-1-1 ATS last eight games. Redskins 24-18
Patriots (-4) at Eagles: Tom Brady and Co. prevail in shootout on the road. Trend: Patriots 9-3 ATS last 12 road games. Patriots 35-30
Broncos (+6.5) at Chargers: OK, we are going to give Norv Turnerone more chance. Swear. (Did we tell you that San Diego was our preseason choice as Super Bowl champion? Ugh ...) Trends: Chargers 0-5 ATS last five games; Broncos 4-1 ATS last five games. Chargers: 33-20
Steelers (-10) at Chiefs: Big Ben's big boo-boo (thumb) leaves him even more vulnerable as NFL's No. 1 sacked quarterback. Pittsburgh not hottest road team when it comes to covering vs. spread last couple of seasons. Trend: Chiefs 0-3 ATS last three games. Steelers 23-14
Giants (+6.5) at Saints: Giants say they are disgusted. We know Tom Coughlin is. Saints coach Sean Payton cooks up something spicy on offense against former team. Trend: Saints 4-0 ATS last four home games. Saints 31-27
Celebrity pick of the week: CNBC Mad Money host Jim Cramer. Packers 28-16
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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NEWCASTLE are ready to sign former Sunderland star James McClean in a £4million deal - if Steve McClaren takes over at St James' Park.
The Wigan and Ireland winger, 25, wants to leave his current club after their dismal season in the Championship.
And if the Magpies secure McClaren to take over from John Carver, then McClean will be the ex-England manager's No.1 target.
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Climate Initiative: 5 new research projects
- 10.07.2014
The Climate Initiative programme run by the BNP Paribas Foundation in liaison with the BNP Paribas Group CSR Department is providing support to five new research projects on climate change.
Selected for support by an international scientific committee, these research projects are designed to increase our understanding of the impact of climate change both on the environment and on the social and economic fabric of populations all over the world.
Supported by a financial support of €2.7 million over three years, these scientific projects focus on a diverse range of topics and are being carried out by laboratories of international stature:
- INVACOST: the risk of invasion by particular species of insects
- SOCLIM: the consequences of climate change on the Southern Ocean
- APT: the accelerated melting of the permafrost
- FATES: studies into climate history with the aim of adjusting current climate models
- CPATEMP: study of past climate evolution and recently discovered biomarkers
Discover all summer long these projects in detail.
Since it was set up in 2010, BNP Paribas Foundation's Climate Initiative programme has already supported the implementation of five research projects: AAA, Global Carbon Atlas, eFOCE, Preclide and Subglacior.
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Chapter6 (v.1) - Chapter 6
I looked into the fire. It calmed me down, somehow.
"Of course I don't remember much, but later I found out I went to the mall with my parents and Sarah, my sister. Apparently I've gotten lost and they just couldn't find me. He did, that man. He lost his daughter, only weeks before he kidnapped me and we looked a lot alike. So when he saw me lost and alone, he just picked me up and took me with me. I don't remember that… I remember him, but only a little. He told me my name was Tamzin, and then he would tell me stories about myself. How Tamzin is brave, how she never cries, little Tamzin is a perfect daughter that any man would want. And she is great with animals, so he bought me a dog Bebe. Bebe was like Christina. Always scared and alone. They both were a not worth a damn, but Tamzin, she was a fighter. Three years I lived in a dark room, only at night I could come out. Now I know why, but at that time… It so easy to fool a child. I was found by sheer luck. Bebe was always a nervous dog and one day he just lost it. He's bitten papa right on the arm, blood was everywhere. Papa took a gun, shoot him right in the head. Of course the neighbors heard that and called the police. I remember the sirens and how afraid he was. He told me to be really brave and to go into the dark room. I didn't want to go, so when he forced me I started to cry. I was Christina again, crying my heart out. Police came and took him to a precinct. When he heard he'll not go home that easily he lost his mind, raging that his daughter is home alone and that he must be with me. They knew of course, that his real daughter died three years ago, but luckily one cop went to the house to take a look. I guess it was my lucky night, because the cop was also my aunt. She went into the house, search every room and found me in my dark corner. Now she says she knew immediately, who I was. I'm not so sure, but I never ask. They called my parents, but I didn't want to go home. I wanted my papa, I wanted to be Tamzin, because she is awesome and Christina is not. And they wanted me to be Christina again. In those years I visited so many psychiatrists, all who said I'm Christina. I believed them, like I believed papa so many years ago that I'm not. But later, many years later I wanted to know who I truly was and who I wanted to be." I didn't even know when he hugged me, but I was in his lap, telling the story. That soothed me somehow so I told him something I have never ever told a living soul.
"When I was older I went to the precinct again, to visit my aunt. I asked her if I could look at the evidence from my kidnapping and she let me. I found a lot of toys, but what interest me the most was an ID. I stole ID for Tamzin Valky and now I'm Christina six days a week, but every Sunday I get to be Tamzin. At Sundays I would do something completely crazy like sky diving's or rock climbing, something Christina would never do, because she is afraid. But what Tamzin really loves are dogs. She is known thru all the shelters in the nearby, because she is so good with dogs. Sometimes I get the call if I could help a certain dog with issues and I can. I have not yet found a dog, who I can't help." He was stroking my hair. Even thou he was way too familiar with me, I let him.
"In my dreams I can be both, Christina and Tamzin. I don't have to chose who I want to be, I just am. But out there…"
"I'm really sorry." I looked up to him.
"You do have a broken soul. And I can't fix it. Well, I will be able to fix it when your soul leaves the body, but that means…" I finished that sentence for him.
"That means I have to die. And since I don't want to die, it isn't even an option. I have two great lives to live, in the outside world. So no dying for me." I tried to smile.
"Don't be so serous Sammy. There is nothing we can do, so just live your life, and let me live my." There was a silence for a long time, before he spoke up again. I was still curved in his lap, my head on his knees and his hand on my hair.
"I can make you forget for a while." Just as I was about to say 'Excuse me?' he kissed me. It was a soft and gentle kiss, but it warmed me up. When he stopped, he wanted to ask me something. I didn't let him. I got up and kissed him back, not so gently this time. Why did I do that? I could find an excuse, saying I was confused and I didn't know what I was doing. But in really I wanted him. Not only because he was gorgeous, but he was the only one I opened up to. He was the first one, to know the truth about me. And c'mon, it's a dream. Who has ever said no to a sex in a dream?
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Welcome to the Feb 19th Edition of the Carnival of the Capitalists! Let me first thank Jay for allowing me to host the carnival this week, even as the carnival begins to undergo some changes. Jay has been pretty outspoken about wanting to bring the carnival content back to it's quality roots, and I've done my best this week to ensure that the content is as solid as possible, having included less than half of the entries submitted due to relevancy, lack of original content, etc. Hopefully I haven't offended anyone, but please understand that our goal is to make the carnival highly desirable and packed with quality content.
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Jack Yoest presents Exxon and Global Warming and Capitalism posted at Reasoned Audacity.
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It costs a lot to have a baby in America. Focusing just on the delivery itself, and ignoring all the pre- and post-natal care, a typical delivery with no complications will cost something like $10,000. With a C-section or complications, it may be twice that (or more).
Quite a few women in America don't have health insurance. Thus, about 40% of births in the US are paid for by public programs, mainly Medicaid and CHIP.
If you get insurance through a group plan, part or most of the cost of delivery may be covered. But if you're self-employed or your employer doesn't provide insurance, and you have to buy an individual plan ... you're probably out of luck. Only 13 percent of private individual insurance plans cover any maternity costs, and in many states there are no (zero) plans available that would cover anything related to pregnancy or delivery.
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Fortunately, PPACA ("Obamacare") fixes this problem. Its minimum-standards provisions require all insurance plans to cover maternity care. So, unless the Republicans manage to kill off PPACA, every woman in America will have coverage for maternity care, either through public or private insurance. It's unbelievable that it's taken so long, but better late than never.
But I can't help wondering, once again, what the hell is wrong with the GOP? Why aren't they out in front on this issue? They want to ban abortion, and a lot of them apparently don't like contraception, either. They want to gut the programs that pay for 40% of childbirths (Medicaid, CHIP), and they want to repeal PPACA.
So ... what's their answer for pregnant women? I literally have never heard any prominent GOP candidate or spokesperson explain their plan for reducing the crippling costs that many families have to pay to have a baby. If there is such a plan, I would bet that it consists of ... tax credits and/or tax-sheltered individual medical spending accounts. That way, the wealthy get their maternity care expenses covered, while the poor ...
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Re: Maternity care
This blew my mind:
http://www.npr.org/2011/08/09/137062676 ... -the-world
http://www.npr.org/2011/08/09/137062676 ... -the-world
Re: Maternity care
No insurance in part is causing increase in home births (and the number of midwives and doulas)
Re: Maternity care
Hey, thanks for the link, Crockett. That is rather mind-boggling.
Peripat, that's an interesting observation. If that's a real trend, I think it's both sad and dangerous. There's nothing wrong with having doulas or midwives involved during labor/delivery; but IMVHO it should be done at the hospital, not at home. Bad enough if people are choosing to do home births voluntarily, but much worse (appalling, actually) if they're feeling that they have no other choice for financial reasons.
Peripat, that's an interesting observation. If that's a real trend, I think it's both sad and dangerous. There's nothing wrong with having doulas or midwives involved during labor/delivery; but IMVHO it should be done at the hospital, not at home. Bad enough if people are choosing to do home births voluntarily, but much worse (appalling, actually) if they're feeling that they have no other choice for financial reasons.
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Crockett wrote:This blew my mind:
http://www.npr.org/2011/08/09/137062676 ... -the-world
And the U.S. is the only industrialized nation that doesn't mandate that parents of newborns get paid leave.
Not only that-- mouse over some of the non-industrialized countries. Then I found this at Wikipedia:
Only four countries have no national law mandating paid time off for new parents: Liberia, Papua New Guinea, Swaziland, and the United States. In the U.S., the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) mandates up to 12 weeks of (potentially unpaid) job-protected leave, including parental leave, for many American workers. Subnational laws also vary; for example the U.S. state of California does mandate paid family leave, including parental leave for same-sex partners.
And here we are in an election year debating the merits of contraception. How fucking backwards is that?
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#2 Consumer Suggestion
SUBMITTED: Sunday, May 09, 2010POSTED: Sunday, May 09, 2010
Messrs Cort Christie and Derek Rowley have been running this incorporation scam for years. Nevada Corporate Headquarters and Corporate Service Center are sister companies. Second, Pinnacle Business Coaching has a dubious reputation in Nevada.
What to watch out for is the history of these gentlemen and their formation companies. They have track records; for one, check their criminal track records.
As the economy remains in neutral, more and more people are considering self employment. Business entity formation is a natural outcome, and a necessary one for business success. But, use a real attorney or CPA to perform your formations, dont go Nevada Corporate Headquarters or Corporate Service Center. You want a team around you that not only have ethical standards, but those you can depend on with proper professional qualifications. You need value and service, not slick salesmen.
Messrs. Christie and Rowley do not have the credentials; and, they certainly lack the ethics. The federal criminal complaints against Cort Christie can be easily researched on a yahoo or google search and speak for them.
Many of us who are legitimate business formation and business coaches take offense at Nevada Corporate HQ in Las Vegas and Corporate Service Center in Reno; their lack of professionalism, especially with the lack of credentials of their boilerroom operations sales force, aka corporate consultants are geared solely to up-sell services you do not need.
New business owners need guidance, not upsell. Mr. Rowleys new consulting company, Pinnacle, is upsell.
If Messrs Rowley's or Christie's names are attached to something, stay away, stay very far away. Would you trust someone with the federal rap-sheet that Mr. Christie has? And, when you read, the charges are still pending. Would you trust a person who was involved in the National Audit Defense Network con? The victims in the wake of NADN are numerous and easily researched. Read some of these peoples posts and then tell me whether you want to be associated with Messrs. Rowley and Christie.
Now comes to the veracity of the words of Derek Rowley. Mr. Rowley, on his own linked-in account, implies responsibility for the creation of Limited Liability Limited Partnership. Wrong. The LLLP, for example CNN which is a LLLP, had existed years before Derek Rowley ever heard of the LLLP.
Mr. Rowley also implies that he is responsible for the charging order as an exclusive remedy. Ahem, but, charging orders have existed for sometime now. In fact, a Nevada Charging order is being tried in a Kern County court, as this is being written; Nevada charging orders may be invalidated by a California Court because charging orders as written in Nevada block creditors fair access to be paid.
Lets talk about fees. The fees associated with Mr. Christies and Mr. Rowleys companies are too excessive for a small and micro business to pay. Average upfront charges range from 5,000 to as much as 20,000 dollars. These are funds that can go to operating the business. LLC formation in Nevada, for example should cost no more than 500 dollars for a complete package. I charge 300 dollars for the same service that NCH charges 5,000 + dollars for. Furthermore, the staff at Messrs. Rowleys and Christies companies has no professional qualifications, not even the school of hard knocks. The hard knocks are what Messrs. Rowley and Christie inflict on upstart businesses, such as your own.
I provide the same service for a fraction of the cost, scalable to your current reality. My differences are experience and a formal education. First and foremost, I have the credentials and qualification; the proper blend of education and experience new business owners need to set up and move your business forward. Second, I have a record of success; third, no criminal record. Fourth, I can guide you through not only federal tax, but the increasing maze of state and local tax so that you pay no more than you are required to by law; I will keep you in compliance so that in a couple of years, the IRS or, even worse, your state and local tax agencies do not come pounding on your doors. This was certainly the experience of the victims of Mr. Christies National Audit Defense Network; most will owe back taxes and penalties for the rest of their lives.
Of course, Im going to toot my own horn, but, unlike Mr. Christie, for example, I have a real and legitimate horn to play ditties on.
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I am a Ventura County attorney in California. Since you have had trouble with Nevada Corporate Headquarters, Inc., and you are one of thousands, may I recommend first a complaint filed with your own state Attorney General's office. Follow this complaint up with the Nevada Attorney General. An FBI report filed is in order and a Department of Justice and Department of Treasury Report.
You will not necessarily get your money back for the fradulent services, but you can help to close these conmen up and see their day in prison. Do not take the law into your own hands. Hire and attorney and file a complaint.
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Dr.Barr is a HORRIBLE woman. She asked a slew of highly inappropriate questions and then would clearly judge my husband and I based on our responses. She made me extremely uncomfortable, & I refused to go back to her. If you are anything but a six figure making couple of ten plus years together, don't go see this woman.
Dr. Barr found an extremely rare cancer on my cervix. Without her thorough examination & care, it could have been missed. Highly recommend her as your OBGYN. If I weren't moving from IA, she'd be delivering my 2nd.
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I was a first time mom and was very unsure about the pregnancy. I had horrible morning sickness almost the entire pregnancy and she let me try natural methods and then gave me a low dose nausea med when it started to take an effect on the baby's growth. We had a couple of scares but Dr. Barr informed us of all the pros and cons to any action we could take. I delivered a healthy baby boy July 2009. I was so thankful to have an OB like Dr. Barr. She was reassuring, informative, patient, kind, sincere, personable. I would recommend her to any one.!!!!
I really like Dr. Barr. She is really friendly and takes time to address all of your questions. However, I selected her because she was a D.O. and I thought she would have a more holistic approach. I really wanted a natural birth, but ended up with a C-Section for a large baby without a trial of labor first. I'm still upset because I don't know if the C-Section was really necessary or not. I haven't been back because I'm still angry about the C-Section. She is really helpful though. Her staff is wonderful. I've seen a few of them out and about and they always remember me and say hello.
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|Reviews for Confessions from a Hyperactive Dobe Heart
| Q3APo chapter 1 . 12/2/2011
wow. both are good. though i prefer sasuke's coz naruto is just too pure
| The Pandemic Named Boredom chapter 1 . 5/13/2011
...This is the first time I've ever read a yaoi fic, and I never knew I could actually enjoy one. :)))
Well, maybe it's because you kept all the characters like themselves, or maybe it's because of Sakura's yaoi fangirl insanity, but still. It's a funny story, and I enjoyed it. Thank you for that. xDD
| MoshiMoshiQueen chapter 1 . 1/7/2011
Nice work!
| alyuchiha913 chapter 1 . 1/5/2011
This...was...downright...HILARIOUS! Wow. Such utter crap, but somehow still so sweet. Lol. Cool fic!
Peace Out! _
| Ookami-Ryuu chapter 1 . 6/12/2010
So amazing and amusing. *hurrs you*
I have too many favourite parts to be able to mention them all. *sheepish smile* But a few would be all Naruto's outbursts and stuff while writing the letter, Sasuke reprimanding Sakura (he just said things so nicely), and also how he slowly got closer to Naruto (trapping him) while correcting all his mistakes XD And then of course the way you had them hold hands. *grin*
| huh chapter 1 . 5/1/2010
so they were 12 years old right? I got that feeling that they never got older and continued on acting like they were still a little school boy/girl... Means the language of the story was too childish.. sheesh... too troublesome..
| 12345 chapter 1 . 1/3/2010
HAHA! IT WAS HILARIOUS! and good too :)
| softdreamer chapter 1 . 8/29/2009
really good fic
loved it XD
| greeneboy313 chapter 1 . 3/4/2009
this was an awesome story, loved it.
| yumerin chapter 1 . 2/26/2009
HA, I KNEW I had heard all that "oposite tumb" ironic talk somewhere. Man, doesn't it bring memories: I had eleven years old and watched it in my geography class, all right. Even thought you were brazilian too, but that's not the case, haha.
Anyway: this was one of the funniest things I ever read in this fandom, seriously. I trying to be quiet so I wouldn't wake up the whole house, but people kept yeling 'cause I was really having giggle fits and all that.
Thank you very much \o/ *going to read the other one now*
| Dancing Roses and Sunny Rain chapter 1 . 2/20/2009
I luv it! It's so cute!
| Levin chapter 1 . 2/14/2009
I blame you if my parents ban me from reading fanfictions ever again when I have a cold. I nearly suffocated on my coughs because I laughed so hard, especially at the part about Sasukes and Itachis names.
| Anihihi chapter 1 . 2/14/2009
Oh... that was cute! I loved Naruto's letter! Yes, his mistakes were adorable!
| NX-Loveless-XN chapter 1 . 2/13/2009
A nice one shot.
| Twisted Vixen chapter 1 . 2/12/2009
The Assisting Fan! Maybe this the main reason that Uchiha Sasuke would brood all day, dissatisfied with the poor choice of his parents in naming. Hm. Better than the Weasel Fan…Oh, probably that is why Itachi destroyed the whole clan…
Best line in the story. I laughed so hard I cried. And every time I glanced at the worlds Weasel Fan, I went into another fit of laughs! XD And envision me coughing between laughs because I still have this darn stubborn cold (just not as bad) so it's like haha *cough* hahaha *hack* haha.
Anyhow, that was fun! :)