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If the Ento team have their way, in less than ten years we'll all be eating insects. 'Ultimately, we'd like to see them stocked in supermarkets,' says Aran Dasan, 25, one of the insect-focused catering company's four founders. 'Insects are an incredibly efficient source of meat and lots of people advocate eating them, but you need people to actually want to eat insects for them to be a solution. As designers, we wanted to make eating insects beautiful, because we also eat with our minds and our eyes, so you'll never actually see an insect in any of our food.'
Ento started life as a graduation project at the Royal College of Art. 'We studied Innovation Design Engineering,' says Dasan. 'We all love food and wanted to come up with a creative response to the food security problem. We created recipes and a ten-year plan about how we'd convince people to eat insects. Almost straight away we started getting phone calls asking us to cater events.' That was 18 months ago, and this summer they are being supported by the Grey Goose Iconoclasts of Taste project, which is helping them get insects out to the public, with a cocktails-and-canapés evening in June and a three-day pop-up in August, where they will serve a five-course insect meal.
Most of their ingredients come from a farm in the Netherlands: grasshoppers, crickets, wax- and buffalo-worms, which they turn into anything from wax-worm pancakes to a richly flavoured cricket pâté. At the end of the summer the team will start a Kickstarter site to raise funds for a studio and to develop insect packs for use at home. Expect Ento boxes to be on your high street by 2020. eat-ento.co.uk; greygoosetaste.com
Ivan Simeoli, chef at the Wallace Collection restaurant, thinks vegetarians get a rough ride: 'It can be very hard for them to eat out,' he says. 'But I'm into cooking veggie food — it's not boring.' His verbena caviar is elegantly served with a topping of cucumber consommé and fromage frais. He garnishes the dish with rock samphire and sea arrowgrass, both greens that grow close to the sea, and so have a caviar-like salinity. Simeoli uses agar-agar, a natural gelling agent made from seaweed, to make perfect little pearls of verbena infusion. Part of the vegetarian three-course menu, £26, peytonandbyrne.co.uk/the-wallace-restaurant
The Mile High Dining pop-up has really taken off. A 1950s-style cabin crew whisks diners to places such as Beirut and Copenhagen without ever leaving town (events are held at secret West London locations). In late June you can eat your way to Sicily and, in September, to Mozambique. It will also be popping up at Kitchen Party, a summer-long series of meals on Northampton Road, EC1, for a seven-course journey from Rangoon to Kashmir on its own version of a Great Indian Peninsular Railway carriage. £65, dinemilehigh.com; shuttlecock-inc.com
Head to the new Hutch Club at Quaglino's to taste what must be a world first: alcoholic popcorn. Gourmet popcorn brand Joe & Seph's has made a name for itself as a maker of super-luxe snacks — the caramel and Belgian chocolate one is killer — but now it's figured out how to make it with gin and tonic. 'My dad (and our head chef), Joseph, was playing around in our kitchens a couple of months ago and saw a bottle of gin that I got as a birthday present,' says founder Adam Sopher. 'An all-night popcorn-cooking session followed, which led to an early version of what we have today. We use London No 3 Dry Gin and tonic water so that when you eat the popcorn you get the crisp tonic flavours followed by the juniper and citrus notes from the gin.' quaglinos-restaurant.co.uk/the-hutch-club
'Northern Chinese food is very different to Cantonese and the sweet and vinegary Chinese dishes often served in the UK,' says David Yeo, owner of Hutong, one of the new restaurants in the Shard, which he's brought here from Hong Kong. 'It's robust, uses less rice and more wheat pasta and noodles, lamb, beef, river and estuary fish than southern Chinese food.'
It's relatively unknown here, and Yeo is keen to show it off at Hutong, where there will be no MSG and dishes will be flavoured with spring onion-steeped oils or rice vinegars infused with raw garlic. Try kai-lan (Chinese broccoli) with ginger, lotus root with chilli, or abalone and daikon radish salad: fresh abalone (sea snail) slow-cooked for three days in spring onion oil. Hutong, The Shard, Level 33, 32 London Bridge Street, SE1; aquahutong.co.uk
Next time you order your latte try asking for raw milk — coffee shops might soon see the benefits of milk that hasn't been pasteurised or homogenised, such as lowering cholesterol. One pioneer in the field is Hook and Son, an East Sussex farm specialising in raw milk and butter. Its pastures are free of fertilisers and pesticides, yielding natural, pure milk — and the cows live three years longer than average. It's not approved for sale in shops, but you can buy raw milk and butter from Borough, Chiswick and Stoke Newington food markets. hookandson.co.uk
Founded by 24-year-old food historian Tasha Marks (who is also supported by Grey Goose Iconoclasts of Taste), Animal Vegetable Mineral Curiosities puts on fine-art food events and creates edible installations. For a recent show Marks made a 16th-century-style vanitas, a glass-case display about life, death and decay — its chocolate skull centrepiece was eaten at the end of the show. Marks also sells edible prints with an eat-by date on them: they'll hang for 18 months, but after that they'll disintegrate. (See and buy them at the Camberwell Arts Festival later this month.) Eat more of her art at the Herrick Gallery, where she is using sugar infused with ambergris, a rare, scented substance produced by sperm whales and loved by both Casanova and Elizabeth I. avmcuriosities.com
A community project to help Londoners grow more of their own food, the Edible Bus Stop started life as a communal vegetable garden on an abandoned plot in Stockwell two years ago. Founders Mak Gilchrist and landscape architect Will Sandy now have another bus stop on the grow in Clapham, where locals can tend fruit and veg on their commute. Passers-by stop to garden and, amazingly, the project's sites have never been vandalised. 'Touch wood!' says Gilchrist. theediblebusstop.org
Tiny silvery fish called sand eels are a sustainable alternative to whitebait. They are often cooked in the same tasty way — floured and then deep-fried, with mayonnaise or aioli, mixed with capers or dusted with chilli flakes. They are fairly common in our waters, so seek them out at restaurants including Newman Street Tavern, Ducksoup, 40 Maltby Street, Quo Vadis, 10 Greek Street, Hix and J Sheekey.
Bunnychows are hollowed-out rolls or loaves stuffed with curried meats or vegetables. They started life in 1940s Durban as a favourite lunch of the local Indian community, before spreading throughout South Africa. Now they've made it as far as South London, with the launch of The Bunnychow Truck in Brixton Market's new Food Corner. Try a roll filled with spicy devil chicken, crispy barbecue pork, vegetables, mutton or meatballs. All bunnies £5, 10am-5pm, bunnychow.comReuse content


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Title and author of book? Complete Death Note Black Edition written by Tsugumi Ohba, art by Takeshi Obata
Genre? Manga. This is my first manga and I quite enjoyed it.
What led you to pick up this book? It's about a person who can kill criminals without being caught and decides to make the world a better place in this way and how that person is considered a criminal. And it has a goth look to it.
Summarize the plot, but don't give away the ending. It's about a notebook that falls from the world of the gods of death. A human picks it up and learns that when he writes a name in it, the person dies. The notebook is accompanied by the god of death who owns it, a Shinigami, named Ryuk. (pronounced ryooku) who only the person who picked up the death notebook, Light Yagami, can see. Say hello, Ryuk.
Light knows that criminals dying left and right will provoke suspicions, including that of his father, a top police detective. Light is extremely intelligent and goes to great measures to avoid being caught, which involves pitting his considerable wits against several other geniuses.
What did you like most about the book? The speculation on the way the world would respond to someone topping all of the criminals read as realistic and was interesting. The quirks of the geniuses was fun.
What did you dislike about the book? We can see the thoughts of all of the characters and they think a lot . All of the thinking about their very complicated plans and what they think the others are thinking and planning can get confusing. Some of the rules of the book also seemed contrived rather than organic.
What did you think of the main character? He was extremely intelligent but completely heartless. He had absolutely no compunction about killing both his sister and father. In a way, it makes sense, as God doesn't have a problem killing people, either, and Light wants to be Kira/God.
Share a favourite scene from the book. The end had me at the edge of my seat, wondering who's side everyone would take. The beginning also had several tense scenes where we're learning how the book works and getting an idea of Light's intelligence.
What about the ending? It made sense in terms of the narrative of the story but I was disappointed that the 'good' guys won, as I wanted . The very end, where Kira has become a god and has worshippers, as well as how it's revealed by Ryuk that there is no heaven or hell and that when people die they're just dead was great.
Overall Rating: 9/10
Other Thoughts? Thoughts on the philosophies in the series. Kira's principle's are quite Satanic, in that he believes that people are allowed to pursue their own happiness as long as they don't impinge on others' rights to do so as well. He says, 'It all boils down to those who interfere with people's pursuit of happiness and those who do not….The right to be happy, that is something that everybody has equal claim to. But that is not something you get by harming, deceiving or even killing other people. To pursue your happiness without getting in the way of others, while respecting the rights of others; that is the way humans should lead their lives.'This is an excellent example of Satanic philosophy, stated succinctly. Towards the end, when Light explains his philosophy, Near says 'Nobody can tell what is right and what is wrong, what is righteous and what is evil. Even if there is a god and I had his teachings before me, I would think it through and decide if that was right or wrong myself…' though Near is pitted against Kira, his feeling is also quite Satanic, as Satanists believe in knowing oneself and one's personal philosophy rather than what others tell you. This is also one of the overlaps with Buddhism, as the Buddha said, 'Believe nothing, no matter where you read it or who has said it, not even if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.' I'm still with Kira, obviously.
Bonus factoid: A friend of mine who speaks Japanese says the translation of the word 'Note' in 'Death Note' is actually the word for 'notebook', so it should be called 'Death Notebook'.
This clip is from the live action film. Shinigamis need apples in the way smokers need cigarettes.
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Mormon Happiness?
The "Ask Mormon Girl" column offers unorthodox and imperfect answers to real-life questions from Mormon and non-Mormon readers around the world. Are you a Mormon with a real-life question burning in your bosom? Are you a non-Mormon with a question about Mormonism? Email firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow askmormongirl on Twitter, or visit the Ask Mormon Girl Facebook fanpage.
Dear AMG,
I have been friends (not extremely close, but friendly) with a number of practicing Mormons in high school, college, and now in graduate school. There is one thing I have always wondered about, though. It seems that they act cheerful and perky all the time. Is this a church mandate? Do they have a secret that is making them actually happy all the time? Maybe it is the "clean" living? Or do you think my sample was just biased and Mormons in general are no more cheerful than the average American?
Dear Allison:
What's with all the perky, cheerful Mormons? If you asked an orthodox Mormon this question, she would probably tell you that Mormons are happy because Mormonism is a religion that gives knowledge and prescribes rules for living that lead to greater happiness in this life and the next. Some Mormons will say that it's our theological outlook -- for example, the belief that families can be together for the eternities -- that makes them really happy. Others will say that abstinence from the pitfalls and perils often associated with alcohol and drug use and sexual licentiousness keeps them smiling all the while.
I'm not going to argue with that answer.
But let me propose a parallel interpretation. Perhaps Mormons are happy in part because Mormonism is a religious culture that assigns tremendous social, cultural, and religious value to happiness. From the time we are little, Mormons grow up singing children's hymns with lyrics like "When we're helping we're happy," and "If you chance to meet a frown, do not let it stay . . ." The New Testament mentions the idea of happiness in just a handful of instances; the Book of Mormon, a whopping seventeen times. So important is the idea of happiness that not so long ago the folks at Church headquarters renamed a key element of our theology from the "plan of salvation" to the "plan of happiness." Growing up a Mormon, you can't escape the message that being happy and presenting oneself happily really matters. It may be that we are acculturated into our perma-grins, and that we'll do whatever it takes to keep them bright and beaming.
Not every religion assigns similar theological or cultural value to the outward manifestation of happiness. For example, from what I've observed among my Jewish friends and relatives, constantly exuding Donny-and-Marie-Osmond style happiness does not rank among the highest priorities life. Truth-telling, yes: especially in difficult situations. Kindness, yes. Making sure the people who matter to you get their needs met, yes. And as my Jewish father-in-law has taught me, even pessimism has an actual functional value: it can ward off evil. Or at least (he hopes) it can bring about better outcomes when his favorite basketball and football teams are playing.
But whether one believes that Mormons manifest happy because it's an inevitable outcome of our theology or a cultural mandate, one must approach with greater diffidence and humility the question of whether or not Mormons have some greater purchase on actual internal happiness than other religious folks.
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2012 equivalent of swallowing goldfish or seeing how many kids can fit into a payphone booth. We've seen the Nokia Lumia 900 and the HTC One X used as a hammer, although in the case of the latter, it wasn't a perfect replacement. Which brings up a point. Just because you see someone using their brand new handset as a hammer doesn't mean you should try it at home. Some of these tests are conducted by insurance companies or repair shops so the risk is limited. You wouldn't use your new Stanley hammer as a cellphone (if you do hear voices using it, call 911 immediately) so don't use your Oppo Finder or any mobile device as a hammer.
In the video, you'll see the Oppo Finder hammer some nails into a 2 x 4. Available in China at the dollar equivalent price of $393, this just might be the first smartphone whose first name you can write backward and forward and get the name correct. Meanwhile, the device has a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Plus display. Under the hood is a dual-core 1.5GHz processor with 1GB of RAM and 16GB of native storage. On the back is an 8MP camera and Android 4.0 is installed. It all makes a wonderful addition to your tool chest portfolio of gadgets.
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Common App - Planning to Apply for College Admission
This lesson is designed for high school students who are planning to apply for college admission. Particularly useful for freshmen and sophomores, viewing the Common App early in high school will help students know how to prepare to complete a college application as a senior. The Common App is a college application a student can complete and send to numerous colleges simultaneously. Examining the Common App will help students become aware of the importance of maintaining a solid GPA and class rank, performing well on standardized admission exams, and getting involved in extracurricular activities.
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Lege Approves Loop 1604 Toll Plan
The Texas House today passed a highway planning bill which puts Loop 1604 back on the list for toll roads for the first time in seven years, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Lawmakers approved a bill which lists 15 specific roads in Texas which would be eligible for 'public private partnerships' which would all private firms to build toll lanes on 1604 under a fifty years contract and then set the tolls, similar to the agreement for State Route 130 between Seguin and Austin.
"These are sweetheart contracts, they charge toll rates of up to 75 cents a mile or more," anti toll activist Terri Hall of Texas TURF told 1200 WOAI news. "This also prohibits any taxpayer or public official from having any say over how high that tax rate gets."
Loop 1604 was added to the list at the last minute by State Rep. Ruth Jones McClendon (D-San Antonio).
Supporters say the bill does not guarantee that any new lanes will be tolled, but Gov. Perry is a major supporter of public private partnerships to build infrastructure projects.
Hall said under current state law, the contractor has the right to prevent major improvements of other roads within a five mile radius of it's toll road, to try to push traffic onto the toll road.
"They get to dictate what free roads get to be expanded or not, and if they do expand those free roads, we are going to have to pay a penalty to the private operator for having done so," Hall said.
Hall says 'nobody in Bexar County' wants toll roads on Loop 1604, but local politicians 'sold out the people.'


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Smartphone cover trends for 2013
The Smartphone cover industry has witnessed an exponential growth over the past 2 years. The percentage of Smartphone users are increasing. With more and more Smartphone models foraying into the mobile landscape featuring advanced technologies and reduced price range, Smartphone sales have gone up. As a result, the demand for Smartphone covers too have increased, as every user wants to secure their Smartphone device from all kinds of external damages and unwarranted surface scratches.If you are an online Smartphone cover player then by offering discounts you can be sure of consumer loyalty other than higher revenues and high recall value. Smartphone cover manufacturers have made the most of this trend and by introducing a series trendy and classy covers to cater to the changing consumer demand. However, there are more trends to watch out for.
2013 Smartphone cover trends
2013 is known as the year of innovation and year for new beginnings. This also holds true for the Smartphone cover landscape in terms of product innovation and new product development. Here are some of the interesting trends that the designers and manufacturers must keep in mind:-
Blend of fashion and features: – With every passing day consumers are going to opt in for covers and cases that not just look great but offer the required functionality. They would not compromise one for the other. This means Smartphone cover players must use the best materials and implement unique cover designs.
Innovative product designs – Consumers are going to prefer covers having innovative designs such as the 3D art forms available in iPhone 5 covers or the HappiMori leather flip covers for iphone 4s. Creative designs are going to be the highlight for 2013.
Pocket friendly price range – Since a Smartphone device means investing a heavy amount inclusive of the discounts, consumers would not want to spend a fortune on the Smartphone covers. This means designers and manufacturer's need to come up with covers that are economically priced, offer quality service and look good as well. The idea is to get "more for less". The latest range on LG nexus 4 covers are an example of attractive hard plastic back covers affordably priced.
Discounts and attractive product deals – Consumers are likely to purchase a set of covers than single pieces in the forthcoming months. Hence, they are going to look out for lucrative discounts and product deals. If you are an online Smartphone cover player then by offering discounts you can be sure of consumer loyalty other than higher revenues and high recall value.
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DailyDirt: Better Bikes
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- The US Army has taken an interest in Malloy Aeronautics -- the company behind a Kickstarter campaign to make a hoverbike. A military-grade version of a hoverbike could be in the works, but it's really not that clear why this hoverbike is better than other quadcopter drones (besides its potential to carry a human rider). [url]
- DARPA has granted $100,000 to Logos Technologies to develop a hybrid electric motorcycle that runs silently (well, not more than about 55 decibels). This isn't the only hybrid electric bike out there, but it will have a diesel engine that can run on a variety of fuels and 2WD for rough terrain. [url]
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Ibrahimovic: 'The dream becomes reality'
After signing his new three-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, Zlatan Ibrahimovic fronted up to his first press conference in the French capital, accompanied by Nasser Al-Khelaïfi and Leonardo...
Zlatan, how are you approaching your new challenge with PSG?
"Before starting I'd first like to thank Paris Saint-Germain and the board in particular for making the impossible, possible. After a few days wait, the dream has become reality. I am aware of the expectation that comes with my signature. There is a superb sporting project in place here and I want to be a part of it, that's for sure. I'm here to win and I will savour every trophy I win with this club."
Why did you decide to continue your career at Paris Saint-Germain?
"I am very happy to have signed here, in Paris. It was a personal choice. This is a fantastic new challenge for me. I have already won a lot of things and I still want to win and I'm lucky enough to do something that makes people happy, playing football."
In your opinion, is PSG one of the top 5 clubs in Europe?
"Yes. With this sporting project, I'm joining a dream team and a team that will keep getting bigger. Paris is the future and I want to be part of it. I will be playing alongside some of the best players in the world. With Thiago Silva for example, no need to worry about the defence! Who wouldn't want to be part of this team? There aren't many teams on this level. Now it's up to us to prove it on the pitch. The interest in the French league is also going to grow and the dream is becoming the reality..."
What players do you already know in France?
"I don't know all my future opponents, but I'm here to win with my new team, alongside other great players. I repeat, I don't know a lot about Ligue 1, but the Ligue 1 knows who I am..."
How have the last few days been, until your signature on Wednesday?
"Right from the first contact with Paris, I knew I would be coming here. I was convinced. From that moment on, certain details can take longer than others and that's my agent's job. My job is to play football. It was intense, even more intense than when I signed for Barcelona, but I'm used to all these complications. Now I'm just looking forward to enjoying myself and I'm sure I will. This is the start of a dream team for French football, and the whole world."
How did your childhood, with different cultural influences contribute to the person your are today?
"My father is Muslim, my mother is Catholic, but none of that has anything to do with football. I received a special education. I'm me and football is a religion in its own right, and everyone is welcome..."
A word on your new home city of Paris?
"I've already come here two or three times with my wife. It's a fantastic city. Normally I come here for holidays or a weekend, and now I'll have the chance to live in this brilliant city. I'm sure this place has a lot to offer and can't wait to discover it."
You also do taekwondo. Where does this other passion of yours come from?
"I love martial arts, my father taught me everything. I really enjoy it, but I chose football because I was better at that. But you don't have to worry, I'm not that aggressive..."
Maxwell is a friend of yours. Did his presence in the PSG squad play a role in your signature?
"Yes, Maxwell is a good friend. We're following each other because this is now the third club we will play in together, after Ajax and Barcelona. I speak with him regularly and he is one of the players that told me a lot of good things about the club. Another was Olivier Dacourt for example. But I was the one that made the final decision."


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Finally Got it! 730 RHR phone Question.
The summit arived on Wednesday. It is AMAZING. Honestly, it is nicer than my Q7 by a long shot. It drives a bit more like an SUV than a sedan-turned-suv. The Hemi has more juice than my V8 Q7. The finishes are far superior. THe ride is more comfortable. Everything is better, but... The phone. Well, the bluetooth sound is actually 100 times better than the q7. Everyone used to complain when I was on the wireless in the bQ7. Now they dont even know when I am in the jeep.
So what is wrong with the phone? In the q7 I could pull up my phone list with my hands on the wheel. I could then view the phone list and scroll to the number that I wanted to call. It seems to me that it is not even possible to pull up a visual version ofthe phone list in the Jeep. I can use the U-Connect and listen to it arduously list names, but who has time for that. I can also scroll to the number that I want to dial on the phone itself, but that isnt nearly as easy as seeing it on the screen (not to mention far less safe). So please help. IS it possible to list my contacts in a visual manner on the screen and then click on a contact to dial the number. I find it mind numbing that a 2011 vehicle would be less capable than my 2007 q7 in this regard. I use my phone a lot when I am on the road, and the U-Connect voice recognition just doesnt cut it. It may work well for some, but it pretty much sucks at recognizing full names from a contact list of close to 1000. That being said, I can live with this one deficiency if it turns out that there is no way to list the names.
Other than that. The jeep is a true pleasure. It is snowing now here in New england. I am bummed that my baby is going to become a mess, but it will certainly be fun to test it on the roads today! Also, the Huskey mats that were suggested on this forum are awesome. The match the black carpet in my saddle interior perfectly. They fit like a dream.
Oh yeah, my new baby is a rugged brown, hemi, saddle, rhr, dvd for my kid, adaptive cruise, roof bars, etc.
Last question: there is no manual for the 730 RHR. Any ideas why?
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Congrats...!!! Where are you located? I am S. Dennis (Cape Cod). Purchased my Overland from Dan's Jeep in Westboro, MA. Know the owner for years. My 5th Jeep, 2nd Hemi. By far, the 2011 is a huge step up. Good luck.
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Newbury. Herb chambers. Great guys. No gripe with tread lightly and gave me kbb good condition price for my q7. Lawless and a few others were as much as 8k off herbs price. My 3rd jeep gc. Had a ml and q7 in between. This one is nicer than all others. Crushes the ml amd q7 for interior. Cant wait for the wagoneer rebirth in 2013. My wife will inherit my summit when that baby comes out. Wagoneer was my first car and i have been waiting a long time for the rebirth.
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Used Affilate Pricing, plus the dealer gave back Holdback $s. I owned Audi's for several years, last one 2003 Allroad V8. That was an awesome vehicle. Jumped to Infiniti (for my wife) after that. Loving Infinite. Honestly, could not justify the extra cost of a Summit over a loaded Overland. Basically, the same car, with few exceptions. Personal preference. The WK2 value/price points beats Audi, BMW, Benz, Acura, VW hands down. Good luck with the Summit....!!!
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Congrats Patschamps. I'm also curious re: your question about the phonebook downloading to the screen. I currently have a Blackberry Tour and the phonebook downloaded but I could only access it using voice prompts. I'm due for a phone upgrade soon, so I may un-pair the current phone and hope that the replacement (whatever that ends up being) gets the job done. Other than that, I love the RHR. I have 5000+ songs on the ipod and I can access it every time within 30 seconds.
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MENU-My Files-My Address Book, then scroll down until you see your phone...
I couldn't wait anymore and found a V6 Summit, Mineral Gray with Saddle Interior. I love it. The RHR issue is a bit frustrating though. Good luck getting a manual from Chrysler, they don't have it yet. After 2 calls (One to Jeep and one directly to Chrysler Customer Care) I was told to go to www.techauthority.com. It costs $15 there. I called them (Chrysler) back to say that I shouldn't have to be paying for a manual that should have been provided with my new vehicle, and they confrenced me in with tech publications. They only have the RER manual there and no word on when they will receive the RHR manual, NICE! I was then assigned a case number and told to go ahead and order the manual from techauthority.com and they will reimburse me the cost of getting the manual. It takes 4-6 weeks to get your money back.
This is the info I have if you want to go this route:
Chrysler Customer Assistance Line : 1-800-992-1997
(I spoke with Melisa)
Once you get your case number, send your receipt and case number to:
Chrysler Customer Care
P.O. Box 21-8007
Auburn Hills, MI 48321
Re: Finally Got it! 730 RHR phone Question.
^Thank you. It would have taken me a while to figure that out. Of course, if I had a a manual, I could have looked it up. Thanks again for the info.
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I just had a disturbing realization. One of those things where you suddenly understand a situation, but it doesn't make it any better.
Part of the reason I've been completely avoiding a community that I've been a part of for years is because they disregard real issues as "drama," but brew insignificant stuff into actual drama then treat it like it's a worthy issue. All without any self-awareness that the very people bitching about "too much drama" are the ones who are both interfering with important business and later creating a whirl of actual drama over stupid stuff. It's like a Twighlight Zone episode.
Which is making me exhausted, resentful and irritated, to the point that I just don't want anything to do with the community because I don't have the energy for it. Then I feel further resentful that I'm even in that position.
on the positive side, my cat is adorable.
Sometimes cosplay is like pie.
People who make pie are awesome.
People who buy pie are pretty cool, too.
If pie is delicious, I will compliment the person serving it to me.
If they made the pie, I will absolutely compliment them on having made it, too.
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Dr. Danny's Favorite Things
Presenter: Danny McPherson
Date: August 18, 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Location: Carolina Forest High Community Room
Description of Session: This session is designed to share a few "best instructional practices" that have proven successful in the English classroom and are applicable for all learners regardless of their English proficiency. Topics will include but not be limited to the following: managing student writing; revising student essays; incorporating visuals, graphics, and strategies to organize and to facilitate student writing; designing "systems" for introducing, reading, and discussing novels; integrating HSAP review into the core curriculum; and teaching vocabulary. Participants will have opportunity to design their own activities using works they teach.
In addition to samples (hard copy and electronic), the presenter will share actual student examples of particular strategies.


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26 June 2017 01:23
SUPERMAN, Mr Bean, Peppa Pig and even a Stormtrooper were among the characters making an appearance at a school fete.
Parents, teachers, pupils and friends of Acton Park School turned out in droves as the sun shone on the annual funday at the Box Lane site.
Attractions included pony rides, a fancy dress parade judged by the Stormtrooper from Star Wars films and a variety of fairground rides, all to raise cash for the school coffers.
Young band Copyright also entertained the crowds.
Jacqueline Patel, from the school's Parent Teacher Association (PTA), said: "It went really, really well. It was great to see the crowds.
"There was a lot more going on than usual, there was the meet and greet area and where else could you see Peppa Pig high-fiving a Stormtrooper?
"My favourite was the Stormtrooper, but it was just brilliant seeing the children really enjoying it and of course, we had the sunshine."
She added: "It was a really good turnout but I can't say how many people attended just yet, we are still working it out and trying to calculate how much we have made.
"It wasn't just parents and children, there were plenty of other people there as well so it was a real community event.
"It took a lot of planning, but it is always on the PTA agenda as one of the highlights and will be looking forward to next year's event."
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Victorians have dug deep for the Royal Children's Hospital, raising a record $16.4 million in the Good Friday Appeal.
The total of $16,405,534 eclipsed last year's record total of $15.82 million.
Good Friday Appeal executive director Deborah Hallmark described the result as "truly overwhelming".
"This is an amazing amount of money for the kids, from a dedicated community," she said in a statement on Saturday.
"Victorians and Australians are rightly very proud of The Royal Children's Hospital and the amazing work it does and this is reflected in their continued generosity to the Good Friday Appeal."
She said many tens of thousands of people had come together on Good Friday to deliver the record result.
Fundraising events took place across the state, while more than 100,000 volunteers shook collection tins on street corners.
More than $3.5 million was raised by collectors in rural and regional areas.
Geelong raised the most money outside Melbourne with $430,000 in donations.
Victorian Premier Denis Napthine did his bit - managing to raise $27,000 in just 30 seconds after reading an advertisement for Chemist Warehouse on radio, while in the Murray River town of Swan Hill a fishing competition was held to raise funds.
On Friday, Dr Napthine urged Victorians to dig deep for the hospital that has supported Victoria's sick and injured kids for more than a century.
"It's a great institution and it needs our support," he said.
The appeal has received more than $245 million since it began in 1931.


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Police chiefs vowed today to investigate any evidence of "conspiracy" against fallen Cabinet minister Andrew Mitchell in the "plebgate" storm.
Scotland Yard is probing claims that a serving officer fabricated evidence in claiming he witnessed an outburst by Mr Mitchell aimed at police guarding Downing Street.
According to the police log the former chief whip called officers "f***ing plebs" when they refused to open the main gates to let him leave on his bike.
Mr Mitchell strongly denies using the word "pleb" though he admits swearing during the incident in September. David Cameron could now bring him back into government amid growing calls from senior Tories for his return.
Channel 4 News revealed yesterday that the police version of events was corroborated by an email sent to Mr Mitchell's deputy, John Randall, the MP for Uxbridge and South Ruislip. The programme discovered the emailer was a serving police officer. Mr Randall fowarded the email from his constituent to No 10, unaware of that fact.
Some Tory MPs now claim Mr Mitchell was the victim of a "stitch-up" by police, with accusations flying against the Metropolitan Police Federation, which denies plotting to oust him. Scotland Yard today pledged to "get to the truth as quickly as possible".
It said the allegation against the officer "goes to the very heart of the public's trust in the police service. The investigation is looking at the alleged unauthorised disclosure of information and the circumstances surrounding a police officer's claim to have witnessed an incident in Downing Street. If any evidence emerges of conspiracy this will form part of the investigation."
No 10 said the claims — which emerged after a diplomatic protection squad officer was arrested on Saturday on suspicion of misconduct in public office — were "exceptionally serious".
Channel 4 News showed reporter Michael Crick allegedly being told by the officer involved that he was not outside Downing Street. The report also cast doubts on police claims that members of the public witnessed the fracas, as the area appeared almost deserted on CCTV footage.
Cabinet Secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, who looked into the claims against Mr Mitchell, was criticised today by Tory MP David Davis, who said discovering the identity of the emailer was hardly "Sherlock Holmes", there had been "a serious injustice, and called for Mr Mitchell to be "returned to high office". Tory James Clappison, of the Commons home affairs committee, called for an independent investigation.
Cabinet Office sources stressed Sir Jeremy examined the email and CCTV images and concluded the evidence was not sufficiently "conclusive or reliable" to change No 10's position on standing by Mr Mitchell, who eventually quit.
Metropolitan Police Federation chairman John Tully said the body "unequivocally and categorically refutes any allegation that it was part of a conspiracy to unseat a Cabinet minister".
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So, without further ado, here a section on the difference between secularization and secularism:
On the one hand one is forced to note in the very heart of this contemporary world the phenomenon which is becoming almost its most striking characteristic: secularism. We are not speaking of secularization, which is the effort, in itself just and legitimate and in no way incompatible with faith or religion, to discover in creation, in each thing or each happening in the universe, the laws which regulate them with a certain autonomy, but with the inner conviction that the Creator has placed these laws there. [...] Here we are thinking of a true secularism: a concept of the world according to which the latter is self-explanatory, without any need for recourse to God, who thus becomes superfluous and an encumbrance. This sort of secularism, in order to recognize the power of man, therefore ends up by doing without God and even by denying Him.I think this differentiation is pretty useful. I will say that I don't think the definition of secularization is totally successful. I mean, it is only related to science, and secularization is not just about science and the identification of scientific 'laws'.
That minor point aside, though, secularism is indeed properly defined. I think that what we are now facing is the confrontation of secularism and Islam, though. The intelligentsia of the West have long whined about how un-scientific and backward Christianity is. Well, "Wait until they get a hold of me!" (Me being Islam...) This is already starting to happen. Christians might resort to civil disobedience or protests, but they rarely will start to kill off political leaders or cartoonists or what have you.
The question is this though: will the forces of secularism focus on the easy target and ignore the harder one, and thus convince themselves that they are moving into their brave new world? Or will they realize that Christians are culturally so weak and insignificant (and non-violent), that they will aim their guns at Islam sooner rather than later? I think this is the great question for the first half of the 21st Century. Thanks Paul VI for bringing up this topic of secularism. I'm still waiting on a papal encyclical about Islam though. It's been a few centuries since we had one of those!
Previous sections:
Evangelii Nuntiandi §53: Respect other religions, but evangelize anyway
Evangelii Nuntiandi §51, 52
Evangelii Nuntiandi §44-46
Evangelii Nuntiandi and Personal Jesus (§25, 26)
Evangelii Nuntiandi and Church Planting (§21, 24)
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Evangelii Nuntiandi §18
Evangelii Nuntiandi §16
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This is his mess, not yours. He needs to be a man, get a job, and support his child. There're really no choices for him, unless she chooses to have an abortion. The "getting back together" thing is between him and her, not you.
And, I would bet money that you don't know everything about their relationship. In my experience, most "crazy women" are the result of a propaganda campaign from the man, and they aren't nearly as crazy as the men who've dated them would lead you to believe.


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Creating a crayon resist picture with nature as your inspiration.Objectives:
a. Trace leaf pattern onto 9x12 paper. (You can use a real leaf for the pattern).
b. Cut out leaf.
c. Draw veins on leaf. The veins can be as simple or as complex as each individual student is able to do.
d. Now color the leaf with fall colors by pressing hard. Leave some parts of the leaf white where they want some green to show through.
e. When students have pressed hard and colored 75% of the leaf they can paint the green wash over the leaf. It is magic--the white areas soak up the green paint like a sponge. The crayon areas resist the paint--I tell the students those parts are protected!!
f. I show the students what will happen if you don't press hard with crayons so they will be inspired to do a good job.
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|Bruins Trade For Drew Stafford
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The Celtics lost grip of the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference Wednesday night as the Orlando Magic held on late to beat the C's, 84-82. The Celtics were down by as much as 16 points, but made a late-game comeback that eventually fell short when Paul Pierce (26 points) missed a shot in the final seconds.
Doc Rivers continued to limit Kevin Garnett's minutes, as the big man only played 17 in the whole game. One might think that if the Celtics had a few more minutes of Garnett's great defense they may have won this game. However, Doc believes that Garnett's good health for the playoffs is more crucial than one win in the regular season.
Ray Allen finished with 16 points and Kendrick Perkins had a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds in the losing effort.
The C's defense was sloppy all night. Dwight Howard was unstoppable with 24 points and 21 rebounds, and he also had four blocked shots. Teammate Rashard Lewis finished with 21 points, while Courtney Lee and Hedo Turkoglu added 11 and 13 points respectively.
With the win, the Magic moved into second place behind the Cavs in the Eastern Conference, but they are just percentage points ahead of the Celtics in the race.
I am not concerned with the loss. The truth is that the defense was sloppy as it has been without Kevin Garnett anchoring it, but I agree with Doc Rivers in that Garnett's health for the playoffs is much more important than winning Wednesday night. I think continuing to rest KG and ease him back is the smart move.
The Celtics have already guarenteed no lower than the third seed in the playoffs and just need to stay healthy to get to that point. The C's head to Atlanta next on Friday night for a match-up with the Hawks.
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I agree with Geoff and Doc that easing Garnett back into the flow is a wise choice, albeit frustrating to watch. I only hope that Orlando really believes that they're a better team than the Celts, because it will be great fun to watch them face reality if they play the Celts at full strength. Hell, they barely beat the Celts on their homecourt in the "biggest game of the year" for them, with the Celts giving a second rate performance with a still depleted lineup. Good luck beating the Celts if Boston ever gets its full team back on the court.
By the way, I've figured out the exact date that the world will end. It'll happen when Kendrick Perkins manages to go two straight games without committing a foul while attempting to set a pick. Don't hold your breath.
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i love the dress!! you have great taste ;)ReplyDelete
have you tried searching her website? perhaps, it could be her very own design.
yea instyle says is from her own collection.ReplyDelete
Thanks girls! I'm impressed that's her own design. I haven't really liked anything that she's put out so far.ReplyDelete
Off to see if I can order it...
Boo. She doesn't sell it on her website. Guess my search continues...ReplyDelete
hmmm...could instyle be wrong I wonder? it doesn't look like the other dresses in her collection - unless she is introducing a new more upscale line...i may be able to source it though...let me see :)ReplyDelete


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Dog Training Case Study- Aggressive Behavior
The other day I sat down with Glenn Sherrill of TrainPlayLive to talk with some of his dog training clients about some fairly extreme cases of aggressive behavior. You can see the first dog training discussion we had at my previous post.In this second conversation from the same day we sit down with the owner of a rescue dog. The dog is either a Pit Bull mix or an American Staffordshire terrier mix. Unfortunately, the dog is displaying some very odd cases of dog aggression including biting people seemingly without warning. Listen to the entire call here:
Dog Training Case Study- The Call
Dog Training Case Study- Conclusion
To be honest, this was a difficult dog training call for me. All behavior follows patterns and rules and precedents. Even when dogs are displaying horribly anti-social behavior and aggressiveness those behaviors STILL follow rules. There are rules that govern fear and aggression, etc. Granted, these are dogs who are acting inappropriately but they are doing so in a way that follows patterns. In this case I found it hard to identify causation for the bites. My gut and my experience tells me the problem could be originating from two different areas:
- Medical issues- I have run across very odd aggression that seems to not follow rules a few times in my dog training career. On a few of these occasions it has been determined that there was a medical/hormonal/disease that was the underlying cause. Not being a veterinarian I wouldn't know exactly what to check for but I'd definitely look for tumors, hormonal imbalances, amongst other problems. It's definitely possible that this is an issue that will need much more than training in order to overcome.
- There is an underlying need for more structure, rules, leadership, etc.
Throughout my career I believe I've become very good at pinpointing the issues behind inappropriate behavior in dogs. Every now and then a case comes my way, though, that reminds me to be humble. For as much as anyone can understand a subject there are plenty of times when you realize how little you know. This case was one of those and will be an interesting listen as you discover the precise thought process that we dog trainers go through when diagnosing cases of extreme aggression or other such problems.
Enjoy and happy training!
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wa.duckhunter wrote:If money is tight I would suggest not getting caught up in buy to much gear before you try it for yourself. If you can come up with some clothes that will keep you warm (your existing parka, snow gloves,etc..) what ever you normally wear in the cold will work for a beginning season, as long as they are not a flouresant color that stands out a mile away.
In my opinion I would spend my money on blind material, and possibly some used or new decoys. If you can obtain a few decoys, they will grab the ducks attention, and as long as you are hidden in a blind whether homemade or commercially produced. You should still get some shooting in. At least enough to get you addicted to the sport. :getdown: After that I would slowly start taking notice of what you feel you need (better coat, more decoys, better blind, etc....). Don't get caught up in thinking you have to have everything to start.
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Free agents Tom Murphy and Brent Moloney have found new homes on Friday, with Murphy headed to Gold Coast from Hawthorn and Moloney on his way to Brisbane from Melbourne.
Both deals were confirmed within minutes of each other on Friday morning, with unrestricted free agent Murphy inking a two-year deal with the Suns around the same time the Demons said they would not match the Lions' offer to restricted free agent Moloney.
Having played 95 matches in eight years with the Hawks, Murphy departed after again missing out on playing in a grand final, forced to make way for returning skipper Luke Hodge in this year's decider.
"I'm rapt to be joining the Gold Coast Suns, they're a club with a heap of talent and I can't wait to join the team and help them take their next step," said Murphy.
"I will be forever grateful to everyone at the Hawthorn Football Club, I really enjoyed my time there but I'm now really looking forward to continuing my career with the Gold Coast Suns."
While the Suns were delighted to have secured Murphy, Hawks coach Alastair Clarkson thanked him for his 'contribution' to the club.
"Tom has made a valuable contribution during his eight years at Hawthorn Football Club and I'm sure he will be an excellent leader and teacher for the younger players at Gold Coast," Clarkson said.
"He is much admired and respected by our playing and coaching group and we wish him well in his next AFL opportunity."
Hawthorn also revealed they have delisted Jarrad Boumann, meaning they will have at least three open spots on their list at the draft following the retirements of Chance Bateman and Cameron Bruce.
The Lions announced they had tabled an offer to Moloney after he had earlier this week passed a medical before the Demons followed up with their announcement they would not hang on to their 2011 best and fairest winner.
"The club would sincerely like to thank Moloney for his contribution on and off the field, spanning eight seasons with the Demons," Melbourne said in a statement.
"We wish him all the best, as he continues his career at the Brisbane Lions."
Moloney began his career with Geelong, playing 23 matches before moving to Melbourne as part of the trade that saw Brad Ottens head down the highway. In eight seasons with the Demons he played 122 matches.


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Bellco and BAC
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Join Bellco for an evening of food, drinks, prizes, and inspiration at BAC Appliance Center in Englewood on August 14, from 5:30–7:30 p.m.
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WHEN: Thursday, August 14 5:30pm – 7:30pm
Enjoy a wine & food pairing demonstration by Sommelier, Lisa Bieker and tour BAC's award-winning showrooms. Prizes raffled off during the event will include:
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While most viruses target PC users, there has been rise in the number of attacks on Mac systems. Graham Cluley, a security expert with anti-virus firm Sophos, told the BBC that the small number of Mac viruses had made some users complacent.
Security experts have discovered two novel forms of Mac OS X malware. OSX/Tored-A - an updated version of the Mac OS Tored worm - and a Trojan called OSX/Jahlav-C were both found on popular pornographic websites. Users logging on to these sites are asked to download a "missing Video ActiveX Object" but are sent a virus payload instead.
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text: Following the executive branch's announcement of its gun control recommendations earlier in the month, on Jan. 30 the Senate Judiciary Committee took up the problem of gun violence in the United States. At the hearing, which lasted about four hours, proponents of gun control squared off against the National Rifle Association and other Second Amendment advocates. Calls for Controls Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who survived being shot in the head in 2011 by a mentally disturbed man, and …Read More Leave a Comment


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Obama ended up asking Congress to extend Mueller's term for two more years.
"When you run for president, you have to demonstrate that you can handle all kinds of media outlets," Mueller said.
Kelly, according to an administration official, was not considered for the FBI post when Mueller stepped down earlier this year.
Mueller will testify Tuesday at a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing, "Ten Years After 9/11: Are We Safer?"
Mueller gave a wonderful acceptance speech, hymning the "complicated" female characters celebrated in the category.
Mrs. Mueller, Mrs. Dunn and I worked a large share of that day making cartridges of these, or balls.
Mrs. Mueller then heard people in the audience shrieking and then she fainted.
Mueller is chosen for the signal service of re-teaching men that God still lives and actually answers prayer.
Mrs. Mueller was taken to the Samaritan hospital, where she was found that night.
Mueller had never learned to use the English language correctly, and had been intensely German in many of his ways.


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Last time we talked about the new raised bed it looked like this:
After a free weekend (FINALLY!) It looks like this:
I knew I had to get some veggies in the ground asap and after having the bed for a solid two days realized Murphy was going to make it his personal outdoor playground. There was no way I was about to let him trample all my hard work and those glorious veggies!
I found these rolls of cedar fencing and Lowes. I grabbed three (seeing as the side along the house doesn't need fencing) and rolled them out. Starting in the farthest right corner I slowly worked my way around the bed hammering in the pickets. Turns out this process was way easier than I imagined and so far Murphy has left my garden alone!
Now lets talk about what everyone is just dying to know - What did I plant?!
Along the side of the house (see the picture above) I have four pepper plants - three bell and one jalapeno with a few "pollinators" mixed in. In the same bed but towards the yard you have two spaghetti squash and two butternut squash plants. These I put at either end of the bed to give them "running room" towards each other.
In the back corner - where the two beds meet - I put seeds for beans that will form a bush rather than pole beans that climb.
Down the other side of the bed I have four tomato plants - celebrity, arkansas traveler, roma, and big beef.
All the tomato plans are staked and tied with twine to help as the grow larger. Once they overtake the stake I will put a cage around them.
The metal markers you see I bought at target THREE years ago thinking I would use them for parties or a craft project. Instead they are being used as intended! I loved that I happened to have those on hand.
Lastly, I planted herb seeds. One thing I found out is that cilantro is a WINTER herb and is not intended for summer growth. How crazy is that?!
Italian herbs are best in summer so I planted basil, oregano, and parsley. I cannot wait to see them start to pop up!! The herb markers are left over stir sticks from this bridal shower :) resourceful if I do say so myself! So there you have it, my fully planted garden.... now to get things to grow and more importantly - stay alive!!


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I had radiesse injected into my nasolabial lines and cheeks. before the injection, my doctor injected me with plenty of lidocaine from inside of mouth, so there was no pain at all. even after the numbness is gone, I don't feel any pain at all.
most importantly I really love the result :D my nasolabial lines is gone (I have overbite so I had lil deeper nasolabial line for my age), got nice natural looking cheek volume, he injected just the right place and volume.
I've seen other doctor in irvine, ca(more expensive) for filling injection, but this place has much better quality in every way.


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I noticed that all of the software dealing with the Procyon is only compatible with PC. As an owner of only a Mac (with no crossover/bootcamp/etc), am I stuck in a rut on using this thing?
Also, the reason I am interested in the Procyon is because I have absolutely the worst concentration. I have consistent chatter in my head, to where it inhibits me from: reading, conversing, studying, writing, sleeping, meditating, yoga, etc. Does this device have any potential to help? I'm not on any medications, and refuse to take them. Thank you!


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Columbus, Ohio DSW Inc. on Thursday said fourth-quarter sales missed Wall Street expectations, hurt by a 7.2% decline in same-store sales.
Sales for the quarter ended Jan. 31 rose 4.7% to $348.2 million from $332.5 million.
Net sales for the year-to-date period ended Jan. 31 increased 4.1% to $1.46 billion. Same-store sales for the year decreased 5.9%.


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Minnesota Vikings head coach Leslie Frazier announced Tuesday that running back Adrian Peterson will not play until Week 1 of the regular season at the earliest.
"We just feel like more time with [Peterson] in practice for some of the things that we're doing and the progression of getting him ready for the seson is the right thing to do," Fraizer told 1500ESPN.com "...There are a few more things that we'd like to be able to do in a controlled setting rather than a game situation."
However, Frazier didn't say it's a lock that Peterson will be playing on Sept. 9 versus the Jaguars.
"That doesn't guarantee that he'll be ready for Jacksonville," Frazier said of Peterson. "... Hopefully there won't be any setbacks. There haven't been up to this point. He's continued to progress. Everything has gone better than can be expected up to this point."
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As much as I want to see players participate in the preseason to get used to contact again and not get rusty, this is a smart move. Keep Peterson out of harm's way, do what you can with him at team facilities, then work him back slowly once the season begins. I think it's a guarantee that Toby Gerhart will handle the majority of the carries for at least the first few games. It's still unwise for people to be spending a second-round pick on a running back who I don't believe is going to give you much for the month of September. The absolute best-case scenario is that the Adrian Peterson we're used to seeing finally arrives, with a big workload and all, by Week 4. Worst-case scenario is that he doesn't regain his previous burst for the entire season. I think the latter scenario is more likely.


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1998 Isuzu Rodeo Repair Manual
I just bought a used Rodeo and am looking for a Chiltons for this year and model. I have the Haynes but they are never as detailed as the Chiltons. Any ideas where I can find one? The closest year I can find is '96.
Thanks for the help!
if you can't easily find it, it's likely that they didn't offer one for those model years
That's what I was thinking but hoping not.
Ok, hopefully someone on here can help me then...the hood release cable is not releasing the latch so I can access the motor. Haynes just shows how to replace it. I haven't tried removing the handle an pulling on the cable with some pliers but that is what I was going to try next unless some has a better idea.
yea, grab a set of vice grips, lock down on the cable and pull. that should do it, but if not, get someone to lift up on the hood while you pull on the vice grips.
if these fail, crawl under the front end and try to reach up and release the latch manually
My son has a '95 Isuzu Rodeo, so I'm speaking from "hands-on" experience--my hands-on it. You can release the hood by reaching through the grill with a long, sturdy screwdriver while someone presses on the front of the hood to release tension. Once you have the hood open: Find where the cable attaches to the hood release mechanism. Then using a pair of pliers, pull the cable OUT some, it won't move much, but this will show you how much the cable has stretched over time. The fix: Simple, using large lead fishing line weights which have the slot in them, put them on the cable to reduce the excess cable. Crimp them really tight. This is how I fixed my son's when this happened to his. Now: IF this has the V-6 and you ever have water coming from in back of the crankshaft pulley for the serpentine belt---changing out the water pump is NO fun at all. Good Luck
Oh and--Chilton's and Haynes manuals have an address in them to order the book for your vehicle, there may even be a phone number listed.
Go on Ebay or even just Google. Type in automotive service manuals. I actually buy the factory service manuals for my vehicles as they're way more complete (3 & 4 volumes), but there are lots of Haynes and Chilton books available.
Thanks everyone for your advice. Now, I have to clean out the garage to fit a vehicle into it. The other option is crawling working in 2.5 ft of snow.
I think I'd clean out the garage....
Me too.:thumbsup:
Check the public library. The ones around here have quite a few Chilton/Hayne's manual.
I've been a subscriber to an on-line manual outfit for a few years. It's worth it because you get all the service bulletins. Also really good exploded views, and good step by step procedures.
Thanks everyone for the suggestions! I ended up pulling the cable with vise grips then using the slipshot fishing weights to hold tension. Super idea!
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A little on me, I am just about to leave the Royal Navy after 12 years service, I have had a varity of different cars over the years ranging from my first car a Renault 11 that i got for less that a fiver (taxed & MOT'd), Mazda 323 4x4 turbo, and loads of minis. I am a engineer by trade so i plan to do most things that the car needs myself if i can.
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Iraqi police said Tuesday armed men have killed eight security guards during a break-in at a bank in central Baghdad. According to the AP, two police officials conveyed the attackers stormed into the Rafidain Bank in Karradah district early Tuesday morning, killing the guards and escaping with a large amount of cash.
This incident reported as U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates arrived in southern Iraq. Gates flew from Amman, Jordan, to a command post in southern Iraq where American forces are serving mainly as advisers to Iraqi forces.
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Crazy to me how MCs from J-Love's Outdoorsemen clique are surfing hype waves yet you barely hear his name mentioned. This choice cut from Lauren's Mandatory Brunch Meeting is produced by The Most Interesting Man Alive.
Why would you instigate trouble like that with that statement?
Point taken regarding how it may look from the outside looking in
It could be taken the wrong way though,especially by Meyhem Lauren if and when he reads it,,
What? That was not offensive in any way, form or fashion..Meyhem over Action anyday..personal fav from Mandatory is Get that money Black, the cymbals, the flow, crazy track


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Let's not forget that Ferdinand Porsche was also responsible for tanks, tank turrets, the first hybrid automobile, the beetle, a whole bunch of other forgotten rear engined compact cars. I don't think it's up to you to suppose what he might have wanted or not wanted. I'm saying that the Cayenne is an SUV by the Porsche principle.
Also, compare a 356 to virtually any of its contemporaries. Roll up windows? Sound deadening? You won't find those on an MGA or Triumph TR2. Porsche didn't like to let their vehicle's occupants suffer
You'd better write a memo about your views and submit it to the company - they might not be aware of what they are "supposed to be."
looks like a built-in joey mod , kool
Clicked to see a bunch of 420 jokes, only saw one, leaving ****ing disappointed
well its still ugly, juts like every other cayenne made.
Infiniti Q50S
Gone but not forgotten: '99 Camaro SS 6MT | '00 Mustang GT 5MT | and a bunch of Maximas and other cars...
Okay, nothing to see here. Case closed. He brought out a Family Guy clip to support his argument. He just won the internet.
How would this thing stack up against a Jeep SRT8 AROUND A TRACK... Jeep is more powerful and lighter right?
still looks like a bag of smashed @$$holes.
I would allow that red one to come home with me
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The Next Thing in Farm-to-Table? Mobile Slaughterhouses
In Martha's Vineyard, it's not hard to grow, harvest, and sell local produce to residents and summer visitors. Many customers are happy to even pick their own berries, tomatoes, and sweet corn. Locally raised meat, though, is a challenge: Livestock has to be killed, a messy business that can be unwelcome in the affluent enclaves where demand for artisanal foods is highest.
Enter the Island Grown Initiative, a nonprofit that sends trained butchers to slaughter, scald, and pluck chickens and ducks at the small farms where the birds are raised. They arrive in pickup trucks towing everything they need to process poultry: knives, a scalder, and a board lined with stainless steel "kill cones" to drain blood from the birds' necks. The animals are cleaned and packed on plastic folding tables set out under white tents.
Like the farmers' markets and food trucks that have proliferated to feed the farm-to-table craze, mobile abattoirs offer low overhead and flexibility with none of the hassle and expense of building a stationary operation. Island Grown is one of about 20 rolling slaughterhouses the U.S. Department of Agriculture says operate around the country, butchering not just fowl but also cows, pigs, and sheep for small producers.
Growers outside Seattle were among the first to start mobile slaughter operations a decade ago, but they've multiplied in recent years. Roving units now process lambs and goats in California, elk and boar in Texas, and buffalo in Nebraska. Some stick to regional game: Kentucky State University runs one for turkeys, pheasants, and quail, and the University of Alaska campus in Nome has a mobile unit for processing reindeer.
The projects have gotten a boost from the USDA, which has given out $17 million in grants to small-scale meat producers since 2009, including at least four mobile slaughterers. "It offers local opportunities," says Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "You don't have to be a large operator, or a production-sized operator, to get into this business."
In some ways, the mobile operators restore a link in the food-production chain that was lost in the post-World War II consolidation of American agriculture, when small operators were squeezed out by bigger facilities that could offer economies of scale. Island Grown formed in 2007 to jump-start a local poultry industry on Martha's Vineyard. The group spent about $15,000 on a bare-bones processing unit and received $9,300 from the USDA for technical training and promotion. They've since invested in equipment for processing ducks, whose waterproof feathers require a dry plucker rather than the hot scalders used to de-feather chickens. In its first year, Island Grown killed 100 chickens; now, it's up to 10,000 annually. "We don't fit very well with Tyson and ConAgra, but we have customers who are willing to pay for the meat," says Ali Berlow, who helped design Island Grown's slaughter truck.
As with other rolling outfits, success has prompted thoughts of setting down roots. With a $40,000 grant from the USDA, Island Grown recently conducted a study that concluded a fixed slaughterhouse with capacity for handling cows and sheep along with chickens could be built for what it costs farmers to take their animals to the mainland for slaughter. "If we're going to do this right, we need cattle," says Richard Andre, who is coordinating the effort for Island Grown.
Other groups, though, say there's a value in staying mobile. Glynwood, a nonprofit dedicated to rural preservation in New York's Hudson Valley, is looking to get back into the rolling slaughter business after the dairy farmer who ran its previous mobile operation, from 2010 to 2012, opened a brick-and-mortar meat plant to serve farmers in the Catskills. That left out chefs and artisanal butchers in the area who want to cut and wrap the animals they kill, says Sara Grady, Glynwood's vice president for programming.
Vineyard-killed chicken sells for as much as twice the grocery store price, says Daniele Dominick, owner of Scottish Bakehouse, a restaurant in Vineyard Haven that sells pulled-chicken plates made from birds raised across the street. "You can't just buy from everyone who stops by wanting to sell you kale," Dominick says. "Livestock is an opportunity."
The bottom line: Small farmers are turning to rolling slaughterhouses to sell locally grown, butchered poultry and meat.


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JEREMY HOBSON: Another major economy is reporting slow growth for the last quarter. Germany says its economy only grew 0.1 percent. That's far less than the half percent growth that economists were expecting. Now, why does that matter to us? Well, as the last couple weeks have shown us, Europe's debt problems can have a big effect on our economy -- and Germany is seen as relief ship for Europe.
For more, let's bring in Bob McKee. He's Chief Economist of the investment consulting firm Independent Strategy. And he's with us now from London. Good morning.
BOB MCKEE: Good morning.
HOBSON: Well, first, what is your reaction to this German GDP number -- how bad is it that Europe's powerhouse economy is putting up a growth number like this?
MCKEE: Well, Jeremy, I think it is concerning because as you say, Germany has been the driver of European growth over the last couple of years, driven by exports, growth and a very good performance there in investments. And these figures show just a 0.1 percent increase over the last quarter. A very tiny increase, so that's a bad sign, especially as we just had figures from France which show exactly the same situation -- no growth at all there in the last quarter.
HOBSON: Is Germany's problem -- the rest of the world simply isn't buying as much German stuff as it used to?
MCKEE: I think that's it, Jeremy. It has excellent products -- it's the second largest exporter in the world, so it's been a powerful force for global growth and particularly for the rest of Europe. And because of the general slowdown in demand, then it's selling a little less, and we're seeing a slowdown on its growth. The question is if that will continue off of this year and into next year.
HOBSON: Now, Germany has been the lynchpin for the European debt crisis. They have been the bailer-outer if you will, what does this mean for other European countries that struggling with a lot of debt?
MCKEE: Germany has been the leading growth support and also the paymaster. If it's growing less, it will be more reluctant to bail out other countries. This is a worrying situation. Hopefully this is a temporary one -- I think it is. And we're not entering, yet, an outright recession in Europe. But, it certainly doesn't help in a moment of crisis for the Eurozone.
HOBSON: Well, that's a hopeful view, that we'll get out of this soon, because I have to say, when you look at Germany with one-tenth of 1 percent growth, France at 0 percent, Japan actually shrank last quarter, and the U.S. is at 1.3 percent, it sure looks like we're heading in the wrong direction.
MCKEE: Basically, in the first half of 2011, the major economies of the world have slowed to a stopping position. The question is whether that will continue as it's just a patch, a temporary pause. I think that will depend on whether investment continues to pick up, and eventually the consumer around the world will continue to spend. Consumers are not spending because they've had a huge amount of debt that they built up over previous years, and also governments have a lot of debt after bailing out the banks during the financial crisis. And they need to pay that down. So when everybody wants to pay down debt, they don't want to spend, and that keeps demand weak, and that's the problem for the world economy over the next few quarters.
HOBSON: You don't see us heading into another global recession here?
MCKEE: Well, it's a close call, but if you want me to write on the line which way I'm going to go, I think you'll see lower trend growth, probably in the major economies of 2 percent or less. That's very poor. It means that unemployment won't come down, jobs will not be created. But it's not quite in the reign of total output and therefore a new recession.
HOBSON: Bob McKee, chief economist with Independent Strategy, an investment firm in London. Thank you so much for joining us.
MCKEE: Thank you, Jeremy.


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I'm into it in spite of it's quasi-gender ambiguity. The plaid is pretty much amazing. Woollen flanel hooded jacket with belt and lots of pockets. Very hipster!


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MIAMI - Alberto M. Carvalho today accepted an offer to lead Miami-Dade County Public Schools as Superintendent of Schools. He announced his decision at a packed afternoon press conference attended by elected officials, community supporters, parents and co-workers.
Carvalho promised to lead the school district with honor and commitment, vowing to mend fences and fix relationships in the district and the community. He spoke to the audience of the need to honor the people most directly responsible for educating students -- the teachers.
"We want to hear a resounding applause for the value of what a teacher does in the community," Carvalho urged. "Applaud for that."
Carvalho began his career with Miami-Dade County Public Schools as a science teacher. He was soon promoted to Assistant Principal, launching a long and distinguished career in administration. He has served as the school district's Public Information Officer and as Associate Superintendent over a variety of areas, including intergovernmental affairs, grants, Title I, and community services.
Carvalho has forged strong relationships with local governments, community organizations, and parent groups. He is responsible for the development of 10 compacts with Miami-Dade County and several municipalities, which have helped strengthen the partnerships between the school district and the cities to benefit students and the community.
As head of the District's intergovernmental relations office, Carvalho has spent countless days in Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., helping to shape legislation that impacts students and their families.
Terms for a contract between the School Board and Carvalho will be negotiated in the days ahead.
Carvalho was also selected to lead Pinellas County Schools. He declined that offer earlier today.


text: So, I got an invite to attend this event from my local BMW dealer. I figure why not, and signed up for the Mercedes-Benz S550 vs BMW 750iL challenge. The first time I stopped at a red light and the engine shut off I freaked out! :cool: Both cars were twin turbo V-8's and had lots of power. Of course both cars were fabulous as they should be for $100K each, but at the end of the day as I was driving home in my STS, I found myself really still enjoying it. The uber luxo cars were nice but that is just way too much money. The STS will be my car for a long time.


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