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Horse racing will live on at Woodbine Entertainment Group (WEG) facilities after the not-for-profit corporation reached an agreement in principle with the province and secured an undisclosed amount of transition funding.

The agreement between WEG and the government will ensure that live horse racing continues at Woodbine and Mohawk Racetracks beyond March 31, when the current Slots at Racetracks Program is set to expire.

The high-stakes sport will operate under a new funding model, which will require track operators to meet certain accountability and transparency requirements.

"I will go to bed tonight secure in the knowledge that world class horse racing in Ontario will not only survive but will thrive," said Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Minister Ted McMeekin, MPP for Ancaster-Dundas-Flamborough-Westdale.

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While this is good new for the horse racing industry, which has been racing towards an uncertain future since the government announced the cancellation of the Slots at Racetracks Program last March, the agreement in principle between WEG and the province has a two-year shelf life.

"This long-awaited agreement offers stability while WEG and our partners in horse racing work with government towards a long-term sustainability solution," said Jim Lawson, chairman of the WEG board of directors. "It's clear to us that this is only a short-term fix, and sustainability can only be achieved by the integration of horse racing into the province's gaming strategy."

Now that the province has reached an agreement in principle with the nation's largest operator of horse racing, McMeekin believes the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, with the help of the transition panel struck to help devise a more sustainable model for the horse racing, will be better positioned to secure deals with other tracks across the province.

"I suspect that the contracts with those tracks will be easier to sign now than they were yesterday at this time," said the minister. "With Woodbine and Mohawk now in the tent, the big elephants will help us to feed the smaller elephants throughout Ontario."

The province is currently negotiating with 10 tracks operators, including Great Canadian Gaming Corporation, the owner of Flamboro Downs. McMeekin expects agreements with other tracks will be announced in the coming weeks.

In addition to Wednesday's agreement with WEG, the province also announced changes to the Ontario Racing Commission (ORC) and the horse improvement program.

The ORC, which regulates horse racing in the province, will now fall under the purview of the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs instead of the Ministry of Government Services.

"We have made an argument, a successful argument, that that ought to be rolled into the Ministry of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs because of the key roles it plays in terms of putting in place the racing agenda and monitoring it and securing the industry, generally," said McMeekin.

Funding for the horse improvement plan, to the tune of $30 million annually, was also announced Wednesday. The funding, noted the agriculture minister, will ensure the continued success of the Ontario Sires Stakes program.

Described as the "Olympic Games for Ontario horses," the Sires Stakes program "drives a lot of breeders to continue their great work at developing great racing horses," said McMeekin.

Wednesday's announcements are just some of many that will come down the pipe in the next few weeks.

"We have a 100-piece puzzle," said McMeekin. "Of the 100 pieces, suddenly about 65 are now in place."

Despite the work that has already been completed to move the horse racing industry forward, it's still unclear how much money the province has set aside to transition it to a more self-sustaining model. When asked how much WEG would receive from the province to continue its operation, McMeekin said he wasn't at liberty to release the figure for fear of hampering ongoing negotiations with other tracks.

"I can't give you a number because if I did, that would tip the government and panel's hand with respect to the other tracks and that would be not be a good start to negotiating a position," he said.

While the province outlined details of the WEG agreement, the OLG announced it had reached agreements in principle for its slot operations with 10 gaming sites.

"We have longstanding and positive relationships with our site holders and look forward to working with them in the future," said Rod Phillips, president chief executive officer of OLG.

The Crown corporation says it hopes to finalize agreements with site holders by February 28 and is currently in discussions with other facilities across the province.

Currently, Western Fair District Raceway, Kawartha Downs Racetrack, Woodbine Racetrack, Mohawk Racetrack, Rideau Carleton Raceway, Hanover Raceway, Woodstock Raceway, Dresden Raceway, Sudbury Downs and Clinton Raceway, have reached agreements with the OLG.


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We live in Tampa Bay, home to year-round sun, beaches, sports, the arts and endless fun for the kids. But even with all of this at our disposal, when summer comes you're going to need ideas to keep your family happy and safe for nearly three months. So check out this list. It offers a little something for everyone, and includes contact information for each idea. You can also explore our summer camps list at tampabay.com/thingstodo.
1.Participate in the summer arts program at the Marcia P. Hoffman Performing Arts Institute at Ruth Eckerd Hall. 727-712-2706, hoffmanperformingarts.org
2.Learn to write from professional journalists at the Poynter Institute's Writers Camp. poynter.org
3.Go to one of many local YMCA summer camps. tampabayymca.org or suncoastymca.org
4.Visit the Florida Air Museum in Lakeland. floridaairmuseum.org
5.Swim with the manatees at Sunshine River Tours. 352-628-3450 sunshinerivertours.com
6.Learn to scuba dive with Jim's Dive Shop at Scuba Camp in St. Petersburg. 727-393-3483, jimsdiveshop.com
7.Explore acting with American Stage in their summer camps. 727-823-1600, americanstage.org
8.Go behind the scenes and learn about the animal kingdom at Lowry Park Zoo's summer camp. 813-935-8552, lowryparkzoo.com
9.Enroll in one of many performing arts classes at TBPAC's Patel Conservatory. 813-222-1002, patelconservatory.org
10.Visit Kids in Charge! The Children's Science Center at MOSI in Tampa. 813-987-6000, mosi.org
11.Journey behind the scenes with Adventure Camp at Busch Gardens or SeaWorld's day and resident camps. seaworld.org/adventure-camps
12.Join a summer reading program or participate in one of the many community events your local library has to offer. pplc.us or thpl.org
13.Get creative with hands-on art projects at Practically Pikasso in St. Petersburg. 727-822-5204, practicallypikasso.com
14.For everything from sports to swimming, arts to outdoors, visit the city of Clearwater this summer for endless options in the recreation center summer camps program. myclearwater.com
15.Definitely not summer school, but the College for Kids program at St. Pete College is a fun, adventuresome way to learn more about the arts, computers, science and math. 727-341-3196, spcollege.edu
16.Hunt for fossils throughout Tampa Bay. Walk the gulf beaches looking for shark teeth or head to Peace River in search of evidence from Florida's historic past.
17.For children with long-term weight goals in mind, visit Wellspring Florida, one of the country's first scientifically based summer fitness and weight-loss camps. wellspringflorida.com
18.Get a kick out of the University of South Florida's summer soccer camps. With elite staff and facilities, this camp helps train soccer's future stars. usfsoccercamps.com
19.Get surreal with Dali at the Dali Museum Junior Docent Program. It's unlike any other summer arts program. 727-823-3767, salvadordalimuseum.org
20.Explore the visual arts by participating in the popular Morean Arts Center summer art camp in downtown St. Petersburg. 727-822-7872, moreanartscenter.org
21.For that aspiring actor or movie director, visit the New York Film Academy's summer film and acting camps at Disney Studios in Orlando. nyfa.edu
22.Scout's honor! For those bay area Girl and Boy Scouts, camping over the summer is a must. gswcf.org, boyscouting.com
23.Discover the beauty of a botanical paradise at Sunken Gardens in St. Petersburg. 727-551-3102, stpete.org/sunken
24.For those who want to be an astronaut when they grow up, blast off to one fun-filled week of space travel in Huntsville, Alabama, with Space Camp. 800-63-SPACE spacecamp.com
25.Dude!… Try the Circle F Dude Ranch camp in Lake Wales for all things outdoors including equestrian activities, water sports, rock climbing, arts and dance. circle-f-duderanch.com
26.Hit it out of the park with the Tampa Bay Rays and their summer baseball camps. Learn from pro, college and Olympic athletes and coaches. raysbaseball.com/camps
27.Cool off in the waters of Boca Ciega Bay at Eckerd College's Summer Watersports Camp. Explore marine life, water skiing, kayaking and more. eckerd.edu
28.Looking for a fun and free activity this summer? Visit the Ringling Museum of Art's CSI program. "Cool summer investigations" takes children on a scavenger hunt all over the Ringling grounds. ringling.org
29.Ideal for those hot summer months, learn to ice skate with the Tampa Bay Skating Academy during their weekly summer camps. 813-854-4010, tbsa.com
30.Explore Florida's fragile coral reefs at Seacamp in the Florida Keys for the ultimate marine science experience. 877-SEA-CAMP, seacamp.org
31.Visit the Armed Forces Military Museum in Largo and experience one of Florida's largest, non-government-funded museums dedicated to preserving military history and educating the public. armedforcesmuseum.com
32.Get a hands-on history lesson at Fort DeSoto Park. 727-582-2267
33.Take a ferry ride to Egmont State Park and explore the island and its natural inhabitants. 727-398-6577
34.Watch manatees from the Big Bend Power Plant observation deck. tampaelectric.com/manatee, 813-228-4289
35.Take in a Rays game at Tropicana Field and root for your hometown team.
727-825-3137 for information; 888-FAN-RAYS for tickets.
36.Dinosaur World, an outdoor dinosaur museum with more than 150 life size dinosaurs. dinoworld.net, 813-717-9865
37.Set sail for an adventure on a pirate ship ride at John's Pass, located in Madeira Beach. thepirateshipatjohnspass.com, 727-423-7824
38.Visit the Florida Fine Arts Museum and see outstanding works of art in galleries designed for leisurely reflection. fine-arts.org, 727-896-2667
39.Test your skills on and off the track with a day of go-kart driving and video arcade games. grandprixtampa.com, 813-977-6272
40.Get up close and personal with marine creatures at the Touch Tank at The Pier in downtown St. Petersburg. pieraquarium.org, 727-895-7437, ext. 209
41.Relax and cool off with a leisurely kayak or canoe trip down the Hillsborough River. canoeescape.com, 813-986-2067
42.Take a trip back in time at Heritage Village and see what life was like before video games, cell phones and the Internet. 727-582-2123
43.Hop aboard for a scary ride with Ghost Tours of St. Petersburg. 727-894-4678
44.Challenge your child's mind with hands-on exhibits at Great Explorations Children's Museum in St. Pete. greatexplorations.org, 727-821-8992
45.Cast a spell at the brand new Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal's Island of Adventure theme park in Orlando. universalorlando.com
46.Soar 1,000 feet in the air over Tampa Bay with Big Red Balloon hot air balloon sightseeing tours. bigredballoon.com, 813-969-1518
47.Tour Kennedy Space Center on the east coast of Florida and watch a shuttle launch. nasa.gov, 321-867-5000
48.Play laser tag and video games at Q-Zar in Tampa. qzartampa.com, 813-933-6995
49.Explore the secrets of the sea at Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium in Sarasota. mote.org, 941-388-4441
50.Witness the magic of mermaids, take a river boat cruise or visit Buccaneer Bay, all at Weeki Wachee Springs State Park in Hernando County. floridastateparks.org/weekiwachee, 352-592-5656
51.Enjoy 30 acres of water-soaked fun at Adventure Island, Tampa's premier water theme park. adventureisland.com, 888-800-5447
52.Visit John's Pass Village & Boardwalk on Pinellas County's Intracoastal for plenty of shopping, dining, fishing and entertainment. johnspass.com
53.Catch the "big one" on a deep-sea fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico. hubbardsmarina.com, 727-393-1947
54.Get Xtreme on the street course or fly high from the vert ramp at the Vans Skatepark in Orlando. vans.com, 407-351-3881
55.Explore the historic sponge docks of Tarpon Springs and stroll through more than 100 specialty shops and attractions in this Greek community. spongedocks.net
56.Climb into the cockpit of a Corsair fighter while touring Fantasy of Flight, home to more than 40 rare and vintage aircraft in Polk City. fantasyofflight.com, 863-984-3500
57.Skim along the waters of the gulf off of Clearwater Beach in the Sea Screamer, a 72-foot-long, deep-V-hull speedboat that reaches up to 31 knots. seascreamer.com
58.Discover the beauty and spirit of natural Florida at Forever Florida in St. Cloud. Eco-safaris, horseback riding and zip lines 55 feet in the air are all part of this 4,700-acre attraction. foreverflorida.com, 866-85-4EVER
59.Trek through 10 acres of lush tropical vegetation, winding jungle trails and entertaining bird and reptile shows at Sarasota Jungle Gardens. sarasotajunglegardens.com, 877-861-6547
60.Enjoy Clearwater Beach's Sunsets at Pier 60, a free family event featuring artisans, street performers and live entertainment. sunsetsatpier60.com
61.Tour Bok Tower Gardens, a national historic landmark in Lake Wales. Meander through breathtaking gardens or listen to daily concerts produced by the tower's 60-bell carillon. boktowergardens.org, 863-676-1408
62.Travel the universe inside Bradenton's Bishop Planetarium, home to a state-of-the-art, domed, digital projection system and 25,000-watt sound system. southfloridamuseum.org
63.See the real Florida Everglades up close with an airboat ride through Big Cypress Reserve. wootenseverglades.com, 800-282-2781
64.Learn the game of golf, and some life-enhancing values, with The First Tee of St. Petersburg. thefirstteestpetersburg.org, 727-551-3300
65.Beat the summer heat by catching some of summer's biggest flicks. Shrek Forever After and Toy Story 3 for the little ones (and fun-loving adults); The Twilight Saga: Eclipse will entertain the teens.
66.Cool off inside the Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex just south of the Sunshine Skyway Bridge. Figure skate, play hockey or just casually ice skate during the many public skating times. ellentonice.com, 941-723-3663
67.Get your license to play with the city of Largo and their Play2Day summer theme camps including sports, dance, nature, performing arts, health and wellness and more. largocamps.com
68.Children 8 – 15 years old can explore the great outdoors with more than 130 exotic cats at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa. bigcatrescue.org, 813-920-4130
69.Canoe, snorkel or tube the Rainbow River in Dunnellon. Camping and picnic pavilions also available. 352-465-8555
70.Visit the Gulfcoast Wonder & Imagination Zone, G.Wiz, in Sarasota and tour the many science exhibits this museum has to offer. gwiz.org, 941-309-4949
71.Check out AquaCamps at the Florida Aquarium. The camp, for K-8th-graders, allows children to interact with marine animals, visit Explore A Shore, go on field trips and learn the science behind the aquarium. flaquarium.org, 813-273-4015
72.Learn to sail at the St. Petersburg Yacht Club, located in Demens Landing in downtown St. Pete. spyc.org, 727-822-3873
73.Giddyap and go with Barnyard Ponies in Odessa. Learn to ride a horse, go on trail rides and participate in a horse show. 727-519-5741
74.Create your own masterpiece by painting your own pottery at Pinky's Painted Cottage in St. Pete. pinkyspaintedcottage.com, 727-821-8399
75.Take to the air for a tour of Orlando from the seat of a helicopter. Air Florida Helicopter located on International Drive in Orlando offers nine popular packages covering all of the local landmarks. airfloridahelicopter.com, 407-354-1400
76.Put the power of rhythm to work and participate in one of many drum circles throughout Tampa Bay. drumcircles.net
77.Join the circus! (At least for the summer.) Participate in Florida State University's Flying High Circus Camp in Pine Mountain, Ga. Learn everything from juggling to flying on the trapeze. circus.fsu.edu, 850-644-4874
78.All aboard the Largo Central Railroad! Travel along the 1.2 mile track on working large-scale model trains. Open to the public the first weekend of each month. lcrailroad.com
79.Try beading at Tampa's Bead Cafe, located on Gunn Highway. Take one of 12 classes offered or work on your own original project. tampabeadcafe.com, 813-374-9099
80.Learn to play guitar, drum or even sing with lessons at Seminole Music & Sound in Pinellas County. seminolemusic.com, 727-391-3892
81.Tour Greathouse Butterfly Farm near Gainesville and enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at butterfly gardens where free-flying butterflies will capture your imagination. greathousebutterflyfarm.com, 352-475-2088
82.Beat the summer heat by staying inside at your local bowling alley. Try Pin Chasers located in Hillsborough and Pasco counties. pinchasers.net
83.It may be the middle of the summer, but it's never too early to start thinking about the holidays. Visit Storybook Land at Rogers' Christmas House & Village in Brooksville. rogerschristmashouse.com, 352-796-2415
84.Get on your bike and ride the Pinellas Trail. Travel along the 34-mile trail while visiting some of the county's most picturesque parks and enjoying some of the scenic coastal views. pinellascounty.org, 727-549-6099
85.Travel to Orlando and witness one of the most exciting equestrian shows around. The Arabian Nights dinner theater features exotic horses, a thrilling storyline and multi-course dinner. arabian-nights.com, 800-553-6116
86.Play on one of the largest playgrounds in Tampa Bay. R.E. Olds Park in Oldsmar features a 12,000-square-foot wooden fort and a 400-foot fishing pier. ci.oldsmar.fl.us
87.Dance the summer away at Rungo Dance Academy's Ballroom Bootcamp in Clearwater. This two-week program caters to children ages 10-16. rungodance.com, 727-445-9755
88.Take in a classic at historic Tampa Theatre. Tour the theater, watch a movie and even go on the late-night ghost hunt. tampatheatre.org, 813-274-8981
89.Rent a houseboat with your family and travel some of the 266-mile-long Suwannee River in Live Oak. floridastateparks.org
90.Tour the Florida Botanical Gardens in Largo where beautiful flowers, wildlife and the state's natural resources come together on 30 acres of land off of Ulmerton Road. flbg.org, 727-582-2100
91.Visit Winter the dolphin, or any of the other sea life at the Clearwater Marine Aquarium, home to Turtle Lagoon, Stingray Beach and the Atlantis Theater. seewinter.com, 727-441-1790
92.All aboard! Visit the Florida Railroad Museum in Parrish where you actually get to ride the exhibits. Open weekends only. frrm.org, 941-776-0906
93.Travel back in time at Pinellas County's Heritage Village Museum. The 21-acre park is home to 28 historic structures and exhibits. pinellascounty.org, 727-582-2123
94.Learn how to cook at the Young Chefs Academy in Brandon. Weekly cooking classes, cooking parties and field trips are offered. youngchefsacademy.com, 813-643-7025
95.Visit Bits 'N Pieces Puppet World and experience beautifully crafted marionettes, rod puppets and hand puppets. Hands-on workshops also available. puppetworld.com
96.Dive for scallops along the shores of Crystal River and Homosassa in Citrus County. All it takes is a mask, a fishing license and a sense of adventure. visitcitrus.com
97.Browse through the children's section of Haslam's Book Store in St. Pete. Open for more than 70 years, Haslam's is one of the state's largest new and used book stores. haslams.com, 727-822-8616
98.Take the fun indoors with games, tickets and great prizes for the young and old. Try any one of the many Chuck E Cheese locations, Celebration Station or Treasure Island Fun Center.
99.Take to the links with miniature golf at any of the five Smugglers Cove adventure golf courses. And after your round of golf, feed the live alligators. smugglersgolf.com
100.Experiment at Mad Science, an innovative, hands-on science program that is both educational and entertaining for children of all ages. madscience.org
101.Visit the new Sesame Street Safari of Fun attraction at Tampa's Busch Gardens. For the rest of the year, Florida kids ages 5 and younger get in free. buschgardens.com

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To start off, I am completely biased when it comes to tasting this tea, as I am a firm Electric Lemon user when the cold season comes around.
I got it as a 'to-go' tea one day when I was sick and wasn't able to get my Electric Lemon (or medicine, as I call it) at home. The tea was ok. I mean, I was completely stuffed up so couldn't taste much, but EL still packs a punch in the most dire situations. This tea was too faint to taste. It was soothing and warm, and I could catch a faint whiff of lemon scent, but it didn't do more than any other tea to clear me up or fight the cold blues. Other than Electric Lemon, of course.
One day I will try this again as an actually tea instead of a cold fighter!
I just don't understand. This tea of the month was the first that I was excited for. The first that made me want the summer days to go by just a bit faster. I really, REALLY wanted to get my hands on this tea!
October rolls around and I run into DT to pick me up some Carrot Cake. I grab the canister and take a big whiff, only to be completely turned around. WHAT is that unidentifiable smell? Why is it so potent? Shouldn't this smell like carrot cake or spices? I decide to buy 25g anyway, just because I had been waiting so long and still had the higest of hopes.
Nope. Shouldn't have done it. It tastes just as odd and unidentifiable and un-carrot cake as it smells. I've tried it twice to no avail. And I agree with Nurvilya, it gives me a headache. Overall, it's just a disappointing lost cause.
I bought this tea because I needed to love a flavored white tea, and this was the rave suggestion from the friendly staffer. Not to mention it smelled devine.
I made it following the DT directions, and the result can be described as such:
Take strawberries and 1 dirty gym sock and allow to sit in water overnight. It should pretty much equate to my first experience with Organic Strawberry White.
What a (disgusting) disappointment! But I have a new hope. Now that I see everyone saying that it should only be steeped 30 seconds, there is a chance that this tea can redeem itself in my eyes. I'll try to pluck up my courage this week, and will let you guys know about it when I do.
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I am now trying this previously detested tea with a steep time of only 30 seconds, annnnndddd….
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It is no longer drab and disgusting. Instead, it is rather light and floral, with a strong strawberry flavour, especially in the aftertaste.
This won't be a tea I'll restock once I'm done, but now I'll be able to finish off what I had bought!
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Flavor – really nice! Not an overt "Banana bread!!!" taste, but rather a light black tea with banana and just a hint of walnut.
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Her obsession with Derek is pushing Serenity to the breaking point, so she does what anyone would do - she sets up a date with another boy. Eddie is the lucky (?) guy, but he's struggling with the same issues, and not always winning the war. Can all their expectations for their night out be unrealized and yet be a success? Even though she's still confused about many things, her friends are still accommodating to her journey of faith...which just might come to an end after she tells them all about the depth of her confusion!
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The movie (actually the second half of the book) is a biblical epic called 'Esther, Queen of Persia', with Serenity in the feature role. Based loosely on the first half of the Old Testament story of Esther, recently deposed Queen Vashti (played by Kimberly) tries to end the reign of newly chosen Queen Esther. Can Esther stay true to her Jewish roots while living in the courts of a pagan king? Recommended for ages 14 and up.
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Conspiracy Theories Surround Andrew Breitbart's Death; Obama & Soros Accused of Murder
Conservative firebrand Andrew Breitbart had barely taken his last breath before the rumor mill began cranking out conspiracy theories nearly as nasty as a Breitbart screed.
Within minutes of the announcement that Breitbart would no longer be haranguing us with his bile-filled bigotry, many of his fans literally began crying bloody murder. We understand that someone who made a career out of appealing to the lowest common denominator would attract legions of less-than-erudite followers, but some of these are beyond the pale. Here's a sampling of tweets, both from my own research and via Gawker and Buzzfeed:
Radio host Erich "Mancow" Muller (@MancowMuller): "He told me RECENTLY he had big dirt on Obama… MANY believe it's murder!"
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#Breitbart is dead of natural causes? You mean something like 'If you cross Obama enough, naturally you end up dead'?"
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Fueling much of the conspiracy madness is a claim made by Breitbart at last month's CPAC convention that he had incriminating video of President Obama during his college years. "I've got videos, by the way," he claimed to wild applause. "This election, we're going to vet him. I have video from his college days to show you why racial division and class warfare are central [t0] 'hope' and 'change.'"
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Breitbart incessantly waged war upon the forces of justice and equality, including the Occupy Wall Street movement, whose members he called "rapists," "murderers" and "freaks and animals."
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Obviously, the conspiracy has not been promulgated thoroughly. Breitbart's own site says, "Andrew passed away unexpectedly from natural causes shortly after midnight this morning in Los Angeles."
At least, that's what it says ~now~ 😉
"Breitbart incessantly waged war upon the forces of justice and equality, ….."
It took months for Jackson's autopsy…Houston was a known druggy and yet they can immediately say what killed him…BULLSHIT!! The left is frothing at the mouth with glee..and this administration killed HIM!


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Freezing pipe outside with sump pump
Hi all. I am having a problem with my sump pump line freezing in the winter. My pump line is 1 1/2 pvc exiting the house and then I just use 1 1/2 if the thin black flexible pipe from HD that runs from 2 feet past the house to the rear of the property. The problem is the run is about 70 feet long as I run it all the way to the back of the property so it can go right into the storm drain. The lawn is pitched down but not a huge pitch. Cause the pitch is not very steep, the water is a little slow to drain out. A vacuum forms due to the long run. After a couple of these cold nights, the line will start to freeze. Is there a vacuum breaker out there that I can use on 1 1/2 pvc or some way to up some pvc with 90 elbows or something so I can break this vacuum and get the water to move faster??
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You might can use a san"tee" 90 AAV (Air Admittance Valve) and vent the PVC where it exits the house.
just a thought, using flex hose is going to cause a long drag on the water, leaving water in all those grooves to freeze up, might want to try solid pipe for quicker movement of the water. Any pitch at all should empty the pipe out quicker.
That was my thought too. Just gotta wait for the temp to go back up so I can glue it up. Is that available at Home Depot or another big box store?? Also, do you think that will freeze up eventually?? I mean at the 90 joint.
If you go with solid pipe, the water will drain much better than the wrinkled pipe. You want the water from the dump (at least 55 degrees) to get away and not let it sit around to cool and then possibly freeze.
Make sure the pipe slope is uniform with no low spots. Ant bellies will always lead to problems.
If you can, make sure the discharge end is not out in the open. If you have the luxury of enough depth discharging into a rock fill. If not, just some straw will help to keep the discharge protected and open. If not, pray for snow since that is great insulation and keeps the heat from the soil below from escaping. I have seen -50F temps where the soil down a couple of inches was not frozen because of the undisturbed snow cover.
we used 4" s & d pvc w/gravity drain,,, 1/4" drip in 10' should be good,,, as dick posted, ' pipe slope is uniform ' makes the best drain.
and IF you can get the pipe buried even a foot under GOOD grass,,thats wonderful insulation too. the warmer ground water makes a good warmer. non exposed pipe would be MUCH better option,,and easier to mow over. I used to have identical pipe buried even a few inches and it never froze. BIGGEST problem is to dig it in by hand,dont disturb soil under line so it settles backward slope!!! Biggest probs I had with underground pipe is somebody dug 3 foot deep,,,needed 2 foot and they threw a foot of 'loose' dirt underneath and THAT part settles,making rest of system BAD!!!
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Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer have created self-portraits by hitting paint-covered tennis balls against a canvas to mark their qualification for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals.
The world number one and three have secured their places at the annual end of season tournament, which will be held at London's O2 Arena from 21 to 28 November, with six more slots still up for grabs.
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And newly-crowned US Open champion Nadal is looking forward to a return to the UK, where he clinched a second Wimbledon title this summer.
He said: "Making the artwork was fun and something I've never done before. It's a great way to celebrate the World Tour Finals coming back to London.
"Last year the crowd and the stadium were amazing although I didn't play my best tennis.
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So I'm traveling from Staten Island to Salem, mass tomorrow morning and was wondering if anyone knew of a u pull yard along the way. Preferably one with mk3's. or if anyone is fully parting one out near the route
So I'm traveling from Staten Island to Salem, mass tomorrow morning and was wondering if anyone knew of a u pull yard along the way. Preferably one with mk3's. or if anyone is fully parting one out near the route
I recommend Chuck & Eddie's Used Auto Parts.. the address is: 190 Middletown Avenue, New Haven, CT
just pay $1 and enter and pull whatever you want. Bring tools. I recommend getting a price on what part you want before you pull it cause sometimes they have outrageous prices for used parts
They usually have a good amount of mk3s too usually lots of jettas, cabrios, a golf here and there
Good luck
Yeah, their web site didn't look like a pull-it-yourself place any more.
30 years ago, when I needed a rear bumper for my '72 Plymouth Scamp, they would point you through to the back and say, "knock yourself out."
Do you know Brook Street in Shelton? It's the hill right next to Plumb Memorial Library.
I was driving by it at night 30 years ago and someone coming up the hill ran the stop sign and hit my right rear fender.
I pulled over, thinking the person would do the same. He just went racing by me.
Had to race him to get close enough to get a license plate. Knew it was an Impala from the rear lights.
Went right to the police station and told them what happened.
They caught the guy after a couple of days. He pretty much lived across the street from the police station and was a regular there.
As they said, "he's well known to us."
Got him for a lot of things:
operating an unregistered motor vehicle,
misuse of plates (they were stolen from Derby or Ansonia),
driving without a license,
driving without insurance,
evading responsibility (i.e., not stopping after the accident,
and so on.
No wonder he ran.
I always assumed he was drunk and driving home from the great dive bar that used to be in Shelton back then at the bottom of the hill there: Doc's Place.
Thats crazy! I have a garage right next to plumb library and I know the hill your talking about I drive on that road almost every day. I'm always careful every time I pass by the library, I've had some close calls on that street cause people just pop right out in front of you sometimes.


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If the mandate is a championship, let's face it: Right now, the Knicks and Nets are all we've got.
After a season of injury and intrigue, we've learned the Mets still stink and the Yankees aren't much better. Just a quarter through the NFL season, it's obvious mediocrity qualifies as the best description for the Jets and there are no words to accurately portray how pathetic the Giants are at this moment.
For all we know, there may be a new manager in the Bronx before Halloween, no reason to celebrate New York sports on Christmas, two new football coaches at MetLife Stadium by New Year's Day and much acrimony, dysfunction and chaos to banter about and dissect.
Yet in the midst of it all, a virtual miracle: None of that applies to the Knicks or the Nets. For once.
Both teams are coming off playoff appearances, feeling as if they should have advanced further. Both teams are expected to contend.
Both teams have at least one star. Both have billionaire owners -- with attitude -- who are unafraid to spend, with executives saddled with something to prove, blessed with players who could help them pull it off. And one even has two Hall of Famers, elevating their championship aspirations to something more than a pipe dream.
"You know that's why I'm here," Nets' newly acquired forward Kevin Garnett told reporters the other day. "There's no other reason why [Paul Pierce and I] would be [in Brooklyn]."
"We're chasing a championship," Knicks coach Mike Woodson told me recently. "No matter what anyone believes, that's what we're doing."
It was astute for Woodson to add that last part, because while it's easy to recognize and acknowledge both teams' presence in the upper echelon of the league, neither lacks question marks.
The Knicks are fresh off a 54-win season and a No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, plus they still have Carmelo Anthony. But the same team that topped the league in 3-pointers made and finished fifth in 3-point field goal percentage (37.6) while ranking seventh in points allowed (95.7) has the same guys who reverted to old habits of futile one-on-one basketball when the season was on the line, getting bounced out of the conference semifinals in six games by Indiana as a result.
"I think we're an improved team," Anthony reportedly said, alluding to the Knicks re-signing J.R. Smith to a multiyear extension while adding Metta World Peace in free agency and acquiring Andrea Bargnani in the offseason. "Chemistry and all of those things will need to come together, but I think we'll be better this year."
The thing is, that's not what Knicks fans want to hear.
Knicks fans would prefer to hear what's emanating from Nets camp, where Pierce is busy questioning whether a rivalry really exists, asking, "Who is J.R.?" and talking about how accustomed he is to beating the 'Bockers.
Keep in mind, it doesn't matter that the Knicks escaped the first round of last season's playoffs by beating an aging, depleted Boston Celtics squad. These Nets aren't those Celtics, and that is where the difference lies.
Pierce and KG are complementary pieces to Deron Williams, Brook Lopez and Joe Johnson. They're the individuals with a championship pedigree, seemingly hungrier for the defending champion Miami Heat than anyone outside of the Indiana Pacers.
The Nets -- not the Knicks -- are the team with an owner in Russian billionaire Mikhail Prokhorov who is spending more than $80 million in luxury-tax dollars this season to pursue a title, who took Knicks point guard Jason Kidd and hired him as their new coach because, "He's the fire in the belly that we need."
Prokhorov is the one who flew all the way from Moscow just to arrive at the end of KG, Pierce and Jason Terry's introductory news conference, simply to say "Hello," shake their hands and remind them exactly why he's spending all this money -- before flying right back less than three hours later after lunch with GM Billy King.
"The man ain't playing," one Nets source told me. "We all know the mandate. He's not here to lose to anybody. But especially the Knicks."
Even the league office knows as much, since commissioner David Stern was called upon by Knicks chairman Jim Dolan to quiet all the smack talk Prokhorov was throwing in Dolan's direction.
A nice chat over dinner may have given the appearance of things smoothing over, but it's clear Prokhorov has no desire to imitate Dolan's less-than-winning ways.
Prokhorov wants an NBA championship in the worst way, and he seems willing to do whatever it takes to get it done. In acquiring KG and Pierce, he seems to have two individuals to help Kidd & Co. do the same.
Such tenacity, intensity and motivation appear to have had a contagious effect because Woodson, Melo and the Knicks are expressing similar sentiments for the upcoming season, forcing us to pay attention.
Considering the rest of the options left in Gotham City, how could we possibly ask for more right now?


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solution. This, too, paid off because I now have an incredible Neurologist, a name for all my symptoms and the best part – I am being treated. I will never be cured but I feel I have been given my life back.It is a very humbling experience to realize what Aaron Engle did for me and my family. He won my case, he went the extra mile to listen and to care. Aaron Engle, you are my hero.
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Before I contacted Aaron Engle, I had been on social security & private disability insurance for over 20 years for a disabling spinal deformity & a spinal cord injury in my neck, caused mainly by car accidents on two different occasions where my wife & I were hit by trucks. Medical techniques had not developed to the point where I could get my problems fixed without a lot of risk. Finally I couldn't go on any longer & had to have surgery -- I couldn't walk & was becoming slowly paralysed from the neck down. I had three major surgeries last December, on my neck, & two on my back -- they went in through my belly once, & my back two days later. I had a fusion & a metal plate installed in my neck, & 7-levels of fusion in my back, with long screws installed into my pelvis to support 10-vertebrae levels of double titanium rods attached to 20-pedicle screws from L-5 to T-10. This was the most major rebuild of a spine that my regular doctor had ever heard of. I was in the hospital for 10 days, then spent two weeks in a rehab center -- I couldn't walk one step after the surgery. It takes three YEARS to recover from a surgery like this. Well, six MONTHS after the surgery -- June of this year, 2011, my private disability insurance company cut off my monthly benefits, saying that in their opinion, I was ready to go back to work! I couldn't believe it! I still couldn't walk! I couldn't drive a car, & was still on morphine & oxycodone around the clock because of bad pain. I still had multiple associated problems from my previous condition & from the surgery itself. In no way was I ready to go back to work -- I was in the middle of a rough recovery & still very much disabled. The insurance company didn't even have ANY of the records from my primary care doctor, which documented my ongoing disability & monthly visits with him. My surgeon, who I also was seeing regularly, couldn't believe that they had done that to me. I didn't know what to do, as the benefit was over $1000 a month, & my also disabled wife & myself really needed those benefits to pay the rent each month. All I can say is that the Lord led me to Aaron Engle & his firm. I knew that I had only one chance to appeal & get reinstated with my benefits, & I knew that I really shouldn't risk doing it by myself. I searched for an attorney online, & kept coming back to Nelson, Langer & Engle. I just had a feeling about them. So I called them up & they really hated my insurance company, having dealt with them before, & they were experts in this area of the disability law that is so complex. So I decided to let them take on the giant for me. Aaron & his wonderful paralegal John Boone & staff went to work on my behalf & literally brought that insurance company to their knees! What could have taken years to resolve was over in only 4 months! I was on the brink of bankruptcy when Aaron called a few days ago to say it was over, & the same day I got a check in the mail from the insurance company for over $4000, saying that I had been reinstated with continuing monthly benefits! And this happened before an official appeal had even been filed! Aaron & his firm presented such an overwhelming amount of medical documentation to the insurance company, along with the threat of the company having to eventually pay a big attorney fee award, that they just reversed their decision prior to the appeal process -- something that they usually NEVER do. I was amazed with the results -- the money came just in time to save us from financial ruin. So I'm happy to write about it all here & to highly recommend Aaron Engle & the firm Nelson, Langer, & Engle, in Seattle. I couldn't have asked for better representation or a better result for my case. I still can't believe it! I thought it would drag on for a much longer time. Aaron kept me in the loop every step of the way & did for me what I couldn't do for myself. That's what I call a great lawyer.
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He took my case when no one else would and stayed with me throughout the whole time. He was up front with me and informed my of my options and kept me informed what was going on. I was very happy with the outcome and would recommend him to anyone.
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Mr. Engle handled my disability insurance claim and did most of the work on my case as part of the firm Neslon, Langer, Nelson in Seattle, Wa. He was on top on my case at all times and reported to me whenever any news on the progress of my case came up. He was a true professional in every sense of the word, and I would have no issues about hiring him again if the need should ever come up.
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Mr. Engle, along with his partners, recently represented me in a disability case. I used to work for law firms and therefore was a little concerned when Mr. Engle was assigned to my case, because I felt he was a little on the young side. I had no reason to be worried. Even before speaking with me he had not only read my case completely, he had memorized many parts of it. When I referenced one letter out of the 2400 pages we had, he knew exactly what one I was referring to and was able to put his hands on it within a minute or two. Whenever I called his office and left a message, he got back to me promptly, usually within a couple of hours. This is very rare in the legal world. Whenever I had a question, he answered honestly and completely and made sure I understood his answer before moving on to more questions. He kept me informed and up to date on everything the other side was doing and why. He patiently explained to me how the disability laws and ERISA applied to my case. He never missed a deadline and told me ahead of time when there were documents to be filed. He was familiar with both opposing counsel and the mediator chosen for my case and has a good working relationship with both of them. This worked out into a favorable decision for me.
As I stated above, I used to work in law firms and am very familiar with how they are run. Not only was I surprised at Mr. Engle's professionalism and knowledge, I was IMPRESSED. And that's hard to do when you're old and jaded like me!


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The Inn is all decorated and just waiting for Santa to come! The Parlor is adorned with garland, lights, angels and a huge Christmas tree loaded with angels and burgundy and gold florals. We're keeping up with the bottomless chocolate chip cookie jar as best we can and having a blast with our guests! It's fun to see all those packages come in from purchases made downtown.
We love listening to Christmas music. Our favorite this year is "Music Box Sound of Christmas" by Porter Music Box Company, Inc.
Dave and I are getting excited about spending Christmas in the City and how exciting – our family has grown now that our son Phil has met his birth family! They are just lovely but there are a lot of siblings to think about now – 7! We welcome Victoria, Phil and all of their children into our family.
More good news: Travis has proposed to our daughter Becca. We will be having an engagement party before the New Year rings in. How wonderful. Here's to Becca and Travis this season!
Well, back to cleaning and cooking, shopping and enjoying this Holiday season. We hope you will join us here at the inn and take a moment to reflect on all the good things life has had to offer in the past year! To all who read this blog we'd like to offer a one time special – 20% off your midweek stay in January! Also, a complimentary bottle of champagne for those of you staying with us for three nights over New Years Eve!
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Another Commencement Weekend in Washington
It's another commencement weekend in Washington which may (or may not) supply some relief from the scandals--the IRS, Benghazi, the AP--and sports woes--the Caps, the sliding Nationals, not living up to expectations. As for extra neighborhood traffic, we can't help you with that.
At Georgetown University, a host of distinguished speakers—from Nobel Prize winners, to heads of state to high government officials, will send graduates from the various schools—from college to foreign service and graduate school—off to a brighter future over a four-day series of commencement events that ends Sunday.
George Washington University may not a host of speakers but does have one who's got a little bit of star power and dazzle. That would be one Kerry Washington, B. A., GWU class of '98, who graduated from the university magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa and has previously served as on the university's board of trustees. Washington will be the main speaker at GWU commencement ceremonies on the National Mall on Sunday.
Lest we forget Washington's acting career has gone into the kind of warp drive which has become both ubiquitous and deserved. In films, she recently starred as Broomhilda von Schaft in Quentin Tarrentino's unique take on slavery "Djano Unchained," with Jamie Foxx, with whom she performed with in "Ray," for which she won an NAACP image award. She is also currently wowing network television in the Washington-based series "Scandal," in which she is the first African American woman to headline a network TV show since 1974.
Georgetown University holds graduation ceremonies for each of its undergraduate and professional schools as well as award celebrations on campus, beginning today and ending Sunday.
"Our commencement speakers this year are extraordinary individuals, representing the highest levels of excellence in a diverse array of fields—from public service to public health, education, economics and humanitarian endeavors," said Georgetown University president John DeGioia. "By sharing their experience and wisdom, they offer inspirations to our students who are themselves at this moment in their lives, envisioning the impact they can make in our world.
Here's a list of speakesr at the various events and schools:
Lt. General David H. Huntoon Jr, Superintendent of the U.S. Military Academy, at the Army ROTC Commissioning Ceremony, Friday at Gaston Hall.
Eric Maskin, Adams University Professor of Economics at Harvard University, and Nobel Memorial Prize winner in Economics, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Healy Lawn Friday, .
Arne Duncan, U.S. Secretary of Education, Georgetown Public Policy Institute Awards Ceremony, Friday at the Leavey Center Ballroom.
Mauro L. I. Viera, Ambassador of Brazil to the U.S., McDonough School of Business at Healy Lawn, Friday.
Gerald M. "Jerry" DeFrancisco, President of Humanitarian Services for the American Red Cross, for School of Continuing Studies at Healy Lawn, Friday.
Marc Grossman, U.S. Special Representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, Master of Science in Foreign Service Awards Ceremony, Gaston Hall, Friday.
Lisa J. Shannon, Founder of Run for Congo Women and a Thousand Sisters Campaign, , Saturday, Healy Lawn for Doctor of Human Letters, College of Arts and Science.
Dir. Lisa Simpson, President and CEO, Academy Health , School of Nursing and Health Studies, Healy Lawn, Saturday.
Dalia Grybauskaite, President of the Republic of Lithuania, School of Foreign Service, Saturday, Healy Lawn.
William M. Cowan, U.S. Senator representing Massachusetts, McDonough School of Business, Saturday,
(For all George Washington University and Georgetown University activities, times and details go to the schools' websites -- gwu.edu and georgetown.edu.l)


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Campanile's Spaghetti and Meatballs in Red Sauce
L.A. chef Mark Peel of Campanile revs up classic meatballs with mushrooms and fresh-cracked fennel. For a small group, serve half the sauce (with half the pasta), then freeze the rest for dinner another night.
Recipe: Campanile's Spaghetti and Meatballs in Red Sauce
Pair with: Barbera. The variety, which is coming on strong in California, has the bright red fruit, spice, and acidity to stand up to a classic Italian red sauce. Our bottle pick has an earthy, herbal side that adds a bridge to the mushrooms and fennel in the meatballs. Recommended bottle: Uvaggio 2007 Barbera (Lodi).
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Before joining Jensen + Partners, Mark was the director of physical planning at UCLA, where for eight years his focus was master planning and project management for the health sciences campus. Mark was also a senior associate for ten years at award-winning architecture and planning firm Moore Ruble Yudell.


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No it is not of course... I was cruising on a high way at 130 km/h when the RPM needle dropped to ZERO, while the engine sound was humming and I was acceleratiing and teh car responded and the RPM was not moving ..
My car engineis petrol not Disel.. the Dealer said that they will reprogram the car since it did not record any errors regarding the RPM.. I was supposed to pick it up yesterday night, however, they said that they will have to put it on the system for 7 hours with an open line with BMW Germany !! I really dont get what does this mean but it seems to be a husstle..
Moreover, I have a TOK sound when pressing the breaks when moving fornt and rear ... they as well couldn't find the reason for this..
I have filed a complaint to the customer service and copied BMW Germany explaining all the issues . I hope it is of a benifit
I don't know how the gauge attaches to get a signal but I can imagine some ribbon cable and, if I had to guess, I would say either a loose connection or bad wire in that cable. In any case, it could be a fairly simple fix if they can locate the fault.
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not sure why you locked the other thread..
Anyways I keep getting them as well.
It happens on almost every link and at random for me
Update on the other thread – http://graphicriver.net/forums/thread/em-i-the-only-one-404-errors-items-not-showing/128753#1027544
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" Manufacturer: Disney / Type: DVD - Board Game "
I was recently looking online for a bingo game for my friends son's birthday and on Ebay I came across a Disney DVD Bingo game that I had never heard of before. I decided to bid on the auction and was very pleased to win it for just £4.99. This has turned into a really good bargain as I have since seen it for sale for a whopping £40!!
The game arrived and it is packaged in a tin rather than a cardboard box although it is quite a thin tin so does seem to dent very easy! The front of the box features various Disney characters such as Mickey Mouse, Ursula, Timon and Pumbaa, Dopey and Belle. Also shown is the dvd and three of the bingo game cards. There is a warning shown on the box as a choking hazard with small parts inside so it is unsuitable for children under three years.
On the base of the tin it shows the game in use as well as pictures of the game cards and counters. It states on the box "Disney Bingo is hours of fun whether you're playing with family and friends or all by yourself. It also adds a whole new level of fun to any play date or party"
1 Disney Bingo DVD
6 double sided bingo cards
150 bingo chips
Playing the game
It is incredibly simple to set the game up, insert the dvd into the machine, choose a bingo card and chips and you are ready to go. There are two ways to play the game, a full card or a pattern in which you just cover certain numbers on your card to win. We always play the full game as that is the most basic way to play. The game begins when you press start on the dvd screen and the caller begins call the numbers out.
Each number is set under the letters spelling BINGO giving you five columns and colours to work by. Each time a number is called it appears on the co-ordinating colour screen along with a picture of one of the Disney characters e.g B 1 which is the Genie from Aladdin. The caller works through the numbers and every so often a Disney clip from a film will appear which indicates a "wild" chip you can place under the letter he tells you. The game continues until a player has covered all the pictures on the card.
I am quite impressed that I found this on Ebay as it is a fun variation to the standard bingo games that are out there. As is is Disney it was bound to be a big hit with my daughter and she does really enjoy playing this game.
For an adult to play it does seem extremely slow and verging on boring as the time it takes between numbers does seem quite extensive but obviously it needs to be slow for younger children to be able to locate it on the board. My daughter was a little confused initially with the numbers coming under the Bingo letters but she soon got a grasp on it that she could just look at the colours and see which column she should be looking at. The game can be made slightly faster by pressing next on the dvd remote so the next number comes up immediately rather than waiting for the caller to move along.
This bingo game is really good for teaching various skills to children, number recognition, colours and matching pictures. The numbers in the game go up to 60 so children will learn to recognise numbers up to there which some may not really have come across before.
The range of Disney characters included in the game is quite extensive, there are some that we haven't actually come across before and there are all the favourites such as the Princesses and animals from the top films. The film clips that are shown sporadically throughout the game are quite long but that is something that children will love even if us adults get a little frustrated at the time it takes to play them.
Disney bingo is a game that a child can play by themselves if they wish and sometimes my daughter will go and put it on and play alone if she is at her Grandma's when I'm at work and she's busy.
The one downside I have found with this game is that it is very American (which it obviously would be as it is American) but the caller is quite irritating and doesn't say the numbers just as we do - he says like "Twenny" whereas we say "twenty" and my little girl is forever correcting him!!
All in all this has been a very popular game in our house and has turned into one of my little girls favourites even though it bores the pants off me to play! As I said earlier I found this game on Ebay, and looking online it seems that it is only currently available in America. I would recommend this game if you can find it online as my daughter does really like it.
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Dr. Gimenez-Berger completed her undergraduate degree at Gustavus Adolphus College, where she studied Art and Art History. She continued her studies at American University, Washington, D.C., where she received an M.A. She earned her Ph.D. at Temple University. Her dissertation, "Castiglione, Portraiture, and Performance at the Court of Philip II of Spain," reveals her interest in tracing the appropriation and translation of visual and textual ideas across national boundaries.
Dr. Gimenez-Berger's research has earned fellowships and grants from the American Society for Hispanic Art Historical Studies, the Gladys Kieble Delmas Foundation for Independent Research in Venice, and the Samuel S. Felds Fund, among others. Currently, she is completing a book on sixteenth-century portraiture in European courts, and a translation of Francisco Pacheco's Art of Painting. She joined Wittenberg in 2007.


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Service Dog Went To Prom With Owner, And They Accessorized Perfectly.
Percie would also block others from becoming too close to Claire when she was still recovering from a short episode.
"She performed 'blocks' or 'covers' by moving her body into positions that prevent people from getting too close while I recovered from less severe, short episodes."
Unfortunately, Claire had to leave her prom earlier than everyone else.
A more intense episode came on a hour after Claire entered, causing her to have to depart the dance a little early.
Claire waited outside with her boyfriend for her mom to pick them up.
While they waited, Percie was able to assist in keeping things under control.
Percie alleviated some of the pain and the symptoms.
She would "[shift] her weight onto pressure points on my lower body when I am sitting down, which can alleviate some symptoms," said Claire.
Despite the fact that Claire didn't get to enjoy prom in its entirety, she still felt like she had a victory.
"Without Percie, I would not have had the courage to go to prom in the first place."
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Data Communications Certificate
The data communications certificate focuses on application of data communications in the physical layer of the protocol suites.
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0614-271 Telecommunications Fundamentals
A survey of and introduction to the structure and regulation of the telecommunications industry. The basics of data communications, telephony, switching systems, ISDN, multiplexing, and networks are introduced. Data communications components, codes and techniques are identified. Methods for selecting, implementing and managing a computer network or telephone system are reviewed.
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0614-477 Networking Technologies
This course provides a practical study of voice & data communications from the point of the OSI seven-layer and the TCP/IP five-layer protocol model. Traditional circuit switched telecommunications as well as VoIP are studied. This course covers the operation of the lower four layers in detail by examining some of the foundation laws including Nyquist and Shannon as well as selected protocols. Emphasis is placed on data internetworking, local-area networking and wide-area networking. This course is a problem based course in that students apply the learning to various computer and networking mathematical problems. Lab work ensures a level of networking competency and provides reinforcement of concepts developed in the lecture.
Prerequisite: Data Analysis (1016-319) or equivalent, Calculus Foundations I (1016-261), and Telecommunications Fundamentals (0614-271) or permission of the instructor.
0618-231 Technical Programming I
The first course, of a three-course sequence, in developing software for the solution of technical applications. Specifically, procedure-oriented programming of the C++ language will be employed to develop software solutions for engineering and scientific applications. Object-oriented programming will be introduced by the use of predefined objects.
Prerequisite: Computer Competence Placement Test, 0610-230 or 4002-200
Acceptable substitute for this course is as follows:
4002-208 Introduction to Programming
A first course in programming using C++ in writing modular, well-documented programs. Topics include an overview of problem-solving methods, C++ control structures and their uses, procedures and functions with parameters, elementary data types, arrays, records and modular programming. Weekly programming assignments stress features of structured programming and C++.
Prerequisites:(4002-200 or computer literacy; co requisite 4002-208 lab) For students who have already completed 0618-231 or 4002-208, the more advanced course Technical Programming II (0618-232) can be used.
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VA Lemon Law?
I have had my '11 GC HEMI 4x4 in for service 3+ times in an attempt to fix the shudder issue. The dealership in Roanoke is not very helpful. I have called Chrysler customer service with a complete loop back to the dealership saying there is nothing wrong and my complaint being closed. I am considering filing a lemon law complaint on this vehicle. Is anyone else as frustrated with the shudder/torque converter issues as I am? Thoughts?
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The shutter ssue is on ALL 5.7L's. I have it on mine. If Diablo comes out wth a Predator for the WK2 you can get rid of the shutter by simply adding a CMR Tune.
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the shudder issue is not something you could use a lemon law on
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Hummm I have test driven a couple 2011 Hemi's and didnt notice any sort of shuddering under normal driving and im usually pretty perceptive of things like that. Is there a certain driving situations that makes this happen?
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I've been complaining to my dealer also.
Today I got a message from Chrysler customer service about a new software update that is supposed to fix our shudder issue.
Update: RRT11-002.
Go see your dealer and give them this info. The update should take less than 10 minutes. I didn't have time today, but will get it done this week. Good luck. I hope this works!!
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Someone please describe to me the shudder issue...
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If you're an iPhone owner and haven't yet heard of Infinity Blade, you must have had your head buried in the sand for the past year or so. It's an on rails slash 'em up with some of the finest graphics ever to have graced the iPhone and iPad. Now the game has received a free update that adds multiplayer action into the mix.
The multiplayer Arena enhancements allow you to take on your mates via the Game Center. One plays as a knight, while the other assumes the role of an ogre, with the sides being switched around after a few rounds to balance out the game play.
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's a vintage (possibly antique) grape or fruit crusher used for making wine. It is solid wood and nicely aged. The wood handled cast iron crank turns freely and the metal crushers turn freely. The grape or fruit bucket measures 20 1/2" X 19" inches. The legs are grooved out so that is sits across a barrel or tub. No markings found. Great for both use and display. Unpacked, this item weighs aproximately 29 lbs. and will require a large box. I'll Estimate a 33 lb. large package in the rate calculator. This is just an Estimate. Buyer only pays exact USPS shipping rates & ins. with no packing/handling/boxing fees from me. Exact shipping rates will be determined after the auction ends and item is packed up and measured for shipping. Check out my other neat stuff auctions. Thanks!


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