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Womens Red Riding Hood Costume and Mens Granny Wolf Costume - $50 (Bloomer)
Womens size small, and the mens is large. Purchase both for 50.00 or 30.00 each
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Halloween Costume Red Riding Hood - $5 (South Buffalo)
Red riding hood costume. One size fits most. $5
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Women's Little Red Riding Hood Halloween Costume Stage Wear - $35
A beautiful, satin red dress with white lace around the edges. It has a satin red cape that matches and comes to about the same length as the dress. It would be really cute with a basket as a prop. It is a size Small/Medium.
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Pensacola, FL
$15.00 9 months ago
women's little red riding hood costume - $15 (Mayfield)
Women's little red riding hood costume size large 12/14. Worn once, comes with dress and cape. $15
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Girls Little Red Riding Hood costume - $22 (East)
Selling a girls Little Red Riding Hood costume. Size Large in kids (one size fits most). Only worn once. Selling it for $22. If interested please TEXT me at Thank you.
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El Paso, TX
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Women's Small Little Red Riding Hood Halloween Costume - $20
Women's small Little Red Riding Hood Halloween costume. Worn once. Perfect shape. Smoke free home. Comes with adorable hooded cape. Text or email. Can call or meet. $20
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Rapid City, SD
$25.00 1 year ago
"Little Red" Riding Hood Adult Costume - $25
This is a costume that I purchased for $60. I even the black satin gloves that are shown in picture but are accessories to purchase. The actual costume contain the dress and the hooded cape... I'm just throwing in the gloves because I have no need for them. It is a size small but could definitely be a medium as well.
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Visalia, CA
$30.00 1 year ago
Leg Avenue Deluxe Collection originally paid $167.95 and price tag is still attached to cover. Costume includes:Velvet Layered waistcoat dress with silhouette boningRemovable back bowRibbon trimmed capeMatching wrist cuffsThis costume was worn only once and has been kept in its original custom protection garmet bag.
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Tampa, FL
$80.00 1 year ago
Maid costume and red riding hood costume - $80 (Located in harrisville ms)
Maid costume (brand new ) never been worn 40$ OBO red riding hood (brand new) never been worn 60$ OBO or 80$ for both Call or text .
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Jackson, MS
$50.00 1 year ago
Sexy Little Red Riding Hood Costume - $50 (State College)
Sexy Little Red Riding Hood Costume All pieces of the costume from the photos are included except shoes
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State College, PA
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Ravishing red riding hood costume! - $30 (Las Cruces, NM)
Worn once! Comes with everything (dress, stockings, arm bands, hood). No damage at all. Practically new! Paid $55, I'll take $30 obo.
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A flat four storeys above the one that was shot at early yesterday was once the home of sitting senator Reg ''Spot'' Turnbull of Tasmania.
That was the early 1970s, when the Stuart Flats in Griffith were just over a decade old.
Tenants of the flats back then included public servants and ANU academics. The flats were near the then Soviet embassy.
By 1990 the despair that has made the flats among Canberra's most notorious had well and truly settled in. Fed up with violence and drug use on the 12-block public housing complex, a residents group was formed to fight the ''welfare ghetto mentality''.
A report in The Canberra Times in 1990 described how ''residents, predominantly elderly people and young single mothers, want the right to sleep in peace, the right to walk to their homes without being attacked by hoodlums, and the right to let their children play in an area not littered with waste and potentially deadly syringes''.
Since then, few months have passed without Stuart Flats being linked to a crime or tragedy.
The most infamous incident was the murder of Ulrike 'Ricky' Conway in May 1997. Conway was the estranged wife of a federal police officer, John Conway.
She was killed at her Evatt home with a lethal dose of heroin that had been given to her by two Stuart Flats residents.
The men, Barry Steer, then 29, and Daniel Scott Williams, 22, had been introduced to John Conway by his lover, Kathy Marie McFie, who was also a resident of the flats.
The court heard that John Conway deliberately used McFie to recruit ''other extremely vulnerable residents of Stuart Flats'' to kill Mrs Conway with the promise of $11,000. Steer and Williams pleaded guilty and were sentenced to 18 years each. McFie was sentenced to 20 years and Conway 24 years with an 18-year non-parole period.
In 2000 the flats were in the news for a milestone of policing in Canberra - the first use of capsicum spray by ACT officers. A man had been wielding a 15-centimetre knife and asking police to shoot him, before he was sprayed.
One story involved the discovery of the naked body of Englishman David Landale outside the flats in mid-2006. The homeless man who had been staying in the flats died of an overdose of what was found to be home-made heroin.
A year later the sister of a well-known windscreen washer, David Edwards, called for an inquest into his death after he was found hanged in the flats.
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Striking 'Stop-Motion' Poster for Acclaimed Doc 'The Overnighters'
by Alex Billington
August 25, 2014
Source: Indiewire
"Deeply Human…" Yes! Finally some marketing for a documentary I've been raving about since Sundance. Drafthouse Films has debuted the first teaser poster via Indiewire (they're calling it a "stop-motion" poster) that fades through a set of characters/real people featured in The Overnighters, a documentary by Jesse Moss that follows life in one small North Dakota town and a pastor there trying his best to help those who come to work in the oil fields. Yes, the pastor (Jay Reinke) can be seen in the middle of the rotation, but it's the quotes and the imagery that really make this art so striking to look at. You can see the first trailer now.
Here's the first motion poster tease for Jesse Moss' documentary The Overnighters direct from Indiewire:
The Overnighters is written, directed and produced by filmmaker Jesse Moss. I caught the doc late at the Sundance Film Festival but was blown away, calling it in my review "a refreshingly modern documentary, an utterly compelling, nuanced film that precariously balances the big questions of one of the great dilemmas of this day and age." Highly recommended. Jesse Moss spent 18 months in North Dakota as a one-man-documentary-crew intimately capturing extraordinary portraits of broken men and examining the tension between the moral imperative to "love thy neighbor," and the response of one small town congregation and community. Drafthouse Films will be releasing The Overnighters in select theaters starting October 10th.
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Bank sources said CBA was closely scrutinising the performance of CommInsure, following a six-month project aimed at lifting customer satisfaction about claims handling.
New head of financial services at WHK John Nantes said the group's advisers needed products that addressed the needs of clients in rural and mining industries.
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WHK's product list includes Westpac's BT Life and Suncorp's Asteron.
A CBA spokesman said yesterday CommInsure was comfortable with the Genesys decision.
"Every licencee periodically reviews their APL [approved product list] and as a business. CommInsure's product range remains extensive and compelling," he said.
Guardian is expected to announce its revamped panel of insurers next week. "As an incumbent, CommInsure was invited to participate in the tender," Simon Harris, executive manager of Guardian, said.
According to the latest Plan for Life data, CommInsure had 13.2 per cent of total risk premium inflows in 2011, ranking third behind AMP and
CommInsure topped the tables last year for total risk premium sales. But projects to address legacy problems and improve claims management, and a greater focus on cross-selling through branch-based advisers and aligned advice groups including Count Financial, has left some in the planning community disenfranchised.
It has also resulted in key staff departures since February including former head of retail distribution Andrew Kennedy and former state managers Tony Smith and Tony Schiavello, who both joined former CommInsure chief Simon Swanson at
CBA has acknowledged areas of difficulty. "Claims experience was mixed with favourable experience in consumer credit insurance and continuing adverse experience in disability products," the bank said in its earnings update.
CBA reported an 8 per cent drop in CommInsure's underlying profit to $140 million in the six months ended December 31, compared with a year earlier.
Some analysts are sceptical about CBA's ability to sell insurance across retail customer markets.
"If there's any cross selling of insurance products, we can't see it in income growth," an analyst with financial services group BBY, Brett Le Mesurier, said. "They are being hit everywhere," he said, referring to disability and general insurance claims, and tough funds-management conditions.
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However, there's plenty of room for use of that whitespace in WiFi-style devices that are smart enough to know where they are and adjust their use of spectrum accordingly. The tiny sliver of spectrum given over to WiFi (and other unlicensed uses) at 2.4GHz has generated untold billions in economic activity and public good.
Nevertheless, the broadcasters -- who are squatting on all this beachfront spectrum that actually belongs to the public -- are pulling out all the stops to prevent anyone from lighting up this unused spectrum and doing anything useful with it. For example, rural communities could use their local whitespace frequencies to provide "fixed wireless" links to homes and businesses where no DSL or cable-modems reach.
The broadcasters argue that we dirty unlicensed users of spectrum will surely spoil their lovely groomed golf-course of sitcom reruns, sporting events, and reality TV, and the mere possibility of a single bit of interference is too much to countenance, no matter how great the potential rewards.
And who are we to disagree? After all, we only own this spectrum that we've loaned to them.
White spaces are blank spots in the TV lineup where no stations transmit; they vary in number and location around the country, but even major markets have open slots. Tech companies and digital rights groups have been pushing hard at the FCC to make these white spaces available for broadband access. While the FCC has already approved the idea of fixed transmitters, the more contentious issue is whether millions of consumers should be allowed to install mobile, unlicensed transmitters in homes and businesses.Link. T
The WIA represents companies like Google, Philips, and Microsoft that are trying to build the devices in question, so it's no surprise that Corbett is bullish on the possibilities, dismissive of interference complaints, and given to talking of white spaces as a crucial battleground. But she's not the only one.


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Frequently shortened to Louis Vuitton or simply LV, Louis Vuitton Matellier, as it's officially titled, is consistently ranked among the most valuable luxury brands in existence, with recent valuations as high as $US28 billion. The iconic LV monogram decorates many of the fashion house's products, especially its handbags and accessories, and the brand also produces ready-to-wear fashion, shoes, watches, jewellery, luxury luggage and even stationery and books. With more than 460 stores and boutiques in many upscale department stores worldwide, as well as a robust e-commerce platform, Louis Vuitton continues to be a luxury status symbol.


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Here is an email I received this past week from a Doctor in Louisville, Kentucky. He write:
Hey David,
I have had a chance to run in the G2's a few times now and wanted to report back to you.
So here is the deal. I have a ton of shoes from various companies now for this class:
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2) Inov-8 evoskin
3) Luna sandals (custom)
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5) Merrell - Trail Glove and Sonic Glove
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7) Vivobarefoot - Aqua
...and the G2.
I have been having a lot of issues with most of these shoes. So much, that I switched to full barefoot, which I found to love. The issues were mainly related to achilles pain and I just could not remedy it. I know a lot about physiology and running kinematics - and I know exactly why the achilles pain was happening. I just could not seem to beat it...except when going straight barefoot. I had zero achilles issues going barefoot. I was getting pretty disgruntled truthfully. I started running again three years ago after two hip surgeries (unrelated to running). I was told never to run again, which is why I didn't for a long time. The pain in my achilles was getting so annoying, the thought of taking up a different sport briefly surfaced - which was totally destroying me. Today, I decided to try the G2's again - only my 3rd time running in them. Initially I put them down because they were pretty tight fitting and I felt like they were impinging my toe splay too much. When I slid them on today, they actually felt pretty good...not quite as tight fitting. I am happy to say, after eight muddy, rocky, hard-core trail miles later, I had very minimal achilles pain and I felt really good throughout the entire run. The minor pain came a couple of minutes after a pretty big trip up on a wet rock - my posture was falling apart. I took a minute to do some posture exercises and got back to the trails - with no further issues. The feel of the G2's is AS CLOSE to barefoot as you can get - more so than any of the other minimalist shoes I have tried. My feet feel pretty close to the way they feel after a full barefoot run - which is excellent. I also have to applaud the apparent durability, which actually kind of surprised me. Although I have not run in them for very many miles, they were very hard, trail miles. After trips and snags, etc, there are zero issues with the integrity of the shoes. So I am again happy to say that the G2's take the gold medal for minimalist shoes right now! Thank you for an excellent product and for the contribution of these shoes. I will do my best to marked them for you around Louisville!
My only additions at this point for consideration would be:
1) Consider a neoprene mesh upper - that would be awesome - even more minimal than they are now!
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3) They are totally awesome.
Thanks again David - your shoes rock.


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Supreme Court Papers of Arthur J. Goldberg
The Arthur J. Goldberg papers span the years ca. 1961-78 and fill 42 document boxes. The papers consist primarily of Supreme Court case records from the Court's October Terms, 1962 through 1964. The remaining records pertain to Goldberg's administrative affairs while on the Court, and to his involvement with numerous community organizations, civil committees, and scholarly institutions. The records are arranged in four categories: biographical materials, Supreme Court case records, Supreme Court administrative records, and general subject files.
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Subject: Re: [R-M222] Keilty surname research
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 2011 21:59:14 -0400
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Thanks, again.
Bob Quinn
Quinn Specialty Chemical Consultants
Partner at Bay Street Investors/Bay Street Partners
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Newtown Square, Pa, 19073
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> What can I learn from the FTDNA Haplotree page My Matches, John? I have
> "exact" matches with 10 "people", 6 from Ireland, from R1b1a2a1a1b4b. I am
> said to be R1b1a2.I have a bunch more with 1-step mutations, with the same,
> R1b1a2a1a1b4b Haplogroup, most of them from Ireland, 136 out of less than
> 200 "matches .What can I draw from that other than that I appear to be Irish
> and in the Ribia2 area? Does it indicate my ancestors pretty far back were
> from Orkney or Scandinavia or anything specific? Regards, Bob
> Bob Quinn
> President&CEO
> Quinn Specialty Chemical Consultants
> I just checked the Quinn DNA project. The project admin. groups most of
> the M222 Quinns as Irish from Clann Fearghusa, including your own. That
> would make some sense. One might expect their DNA to be M222 with an origin
> from Owen, son of Nial. My only reservation might be I don't see a lot of
> solid location information online.
> The clan Fearghusa were well known in Irish history. It's the tribe name
> of the O Mailfabhails, Kings of Carraig Brachaidhe in Inishowen (Donegal).
> That's a name now preserved in the castle of Carrickabraghey (on the Isle
> of Doagh, parish of Clonmany). Among the septs associated with this tribe
> are the O'Hogans of Tullach oge in Tyrone and the O Conne or O Cuinn. The
> O'Hogans are probably the better known of the two - they were the
> traditional inaugurators of the O'Neill chieftains of Tullyhogue. It is presumed
> they followed the O'Neills west from their original base in Inishowen.
> There's an interesting reference to these two related septs in the Rights
> of O'Neill:
> 18. Muintir Chuinne and Muintir Again are the high-stewards and chief
> administrators of O Neill in the province of Ulster. Two-thirds of the
> revenue go to Muintir Chuinne, because there were two of them at the
> killing of Mag Lochlainn in the battle; and one-third to Muintir
> Again because only one of them was there present. Two cows out of every
> score, whether they be taken or given, and five pence for each cow as
> commutation.
> The killing of Mag Lochlainn is a reference to the Battle of Caim Eirge in
> 1241 when the combined forces of the O'Donnells and O'Neills defeated the
> MacLochlainns, then kings of the northern Ui Neill.
> The O'Hogans are named in the Topographical Poems.
> A stout chief over Tulach Og
> O hOgain, chief of white roads,
> The plough has passed through every wood for it,
> Another O hOgain is near it.
> Another section mentions the O Quinns and O'Hogans..
> The Clanns of Fergus view ye,
> Know their vigorous chieftains;
> Victorious over [foes] in every hill,
> Are the Clann-Cuanach, the Clann-Baothghalaigh.
> Over the lasting Carraic Brachaidhe,
> Over the red-armed Clann Fergusa.
> On each side they extended to the wave,
> The O'Bruadairs, the O'Maoilfabhaills,
> The O'Coinnes, the O hOgains here,
> Elevation of human people.
> This is still somewhat conjectural though in that It's not yet clear to me
> if enough Quinn samples can be traced to Tryone or one of the surrounding
> counties to establish that this DNA is Cenel Fearghusa. Perhaps there is.
> You can see how the Cenel Fearghusa fit into the northern Ui Neill picture
> from this chart:
> _http://clanmaclochlainn.com/septs.htm_
> (http://clanmaclochlainn.com/septs.htm)
> John
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> http://clanmaclochlainn.com/R1b1c7/
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Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz's prediction of an unusually plodding recovery is rooted in what he calls a "hot-and-not" economy.
Resource-rich provinces and sectors are booming, while much of the rest of the country is still in the throes of a "post-crisis repair job," Mr. Poloz said Thursday after a speech to a business audience in Saskatoon.
That means that interest rates will stay low for longer, while inflation will remain below the central bank's 2-per-cent target for at least another two years, he forecast.
Citing continuing economic weakness, the central bank held its key overnight interest rate at 1 per cent last week, marking the 29th successive no-decision from the bank, stretching back to September, 2010.
Most economists expect the bank's next move to be a rate hike – probably in the second half of next year.
But Mr. Poloz told reporters the bank is sticking to "true neutrality."
In his speech, Mr. Poloz said the resource price boom of the past decade has been more of a gift than a curse for Canada. But he acknowledged that the benefits have been spread unevenly across the country.
"While different regions and sectors adjust differently, and while these adjustments can be painful, they allow us to maximize the benefits of our rich energy endowment, and ultimately everyone gets the gift," he told members of the Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership.
Mr. Poloz said the growing gap between the value of resource exports and import prices since 2002 means gross domestic income – a measure of the purchasing power of Canadians – is 7-per-cent higher than it would have been.
Obviously the rewards are greater in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland, where wages have grown more rapidly. But "everywhere in Canada" is benefiting, he insisted.
The price of oil over the past decade is twice what it was in the three previous decades, triggering a boom in oil sands production.
Some critics have blamed the oil boom for sending the Canadian dollar soaring in the 2000s, devastating the country's manufacturing sector – a phenomenon often referred to as Dutch disease. The Canadian dollar has since fallen roughly 10 cents (U.S.) in the past year to 90.7 cents.
The central bank also released a background paper Thursday that suggests the export pickup will affect non-energy exporters unevenly as the U.S. economy rebounds. Makers of machinery, building materials, aircraft, pharmaceuticals, plastics and metal products stand to gain from the lower Canadian dollar and stronger U.S. growth. Tourism will also pick up.
Several other sectors will continue to struggle, including auto makers, food and beverage suppliers, and chemical manufacturers.
The report found that Canada's share of the U.S. market for non-energy products has shrunk by six percentage points since 2000 to 11.4 per cent in 2013. The report is more evidence that Canadian exporters have been losing competitive ground to to other countries in the all-important U.S. market.
That partly explains why the bank failed to predict the slow recovery of manufactured exports since the recession of 2008-09.
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It famously hosted visiting servicemen, a black-eyed Ricky Ponting and the hoards who flocked to Kings Cross, but like so much of the "strip" there is change blowing through. The Bourbon Hotel, an icon of Kings Cross, has been put on the market.
The Chris Cheung headed C.inc Hotels acquired the hotel in 2011 for a reported $22 million, tipping another $7 million into its refurbishment before reopening last year. It had the timing of a barn find Holden FJ, lockout laws doing little to draw new crowds to the Cross.
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While working whith the MantissaExponent function I have
found the calculation it carries out to be totally correct for
the interests of Numerical Analysis, but not for those of the
Symbolic Calculus, which requires an exactly accurate
calculation. For example, I have used it in a rounding off
operation where the difference between
1.005 and 1.00499999...
is crucial. I solved the problem by using the RealDigits function
which is not so convenient. I believe that you could easily build
a MantissaExponent with a correct code using this same function.
The following is a short and simple example of what I mean:
In[1] := MantissaExponent[1.005]
Out[1] = {0.1005, 1}
In[2] := MantissaExponent[1.005][[1]] - 0.1005
Out[2] = -(1.387778780781446*10^-17)
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Statement of the Honorable Ray LaHood Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands Legislative Hearing on H.R. 1625
Mr. Chairman, I want to thank you, Ranking Member Bishop, and the rest of the Members of the Committee for holding this hearing today on H.R. 1625, a bill to establish the Abraham Lincoln National Heritage Area. I would also like to thank Nicky Stratton, Executive Director of the Looking for Lincoln Heritage Coalition, for coming to Washington, DC this morning to testify on behalf of this bill.
I am proud to introduce this bill on behalf of the Illinois delegation. I serve, along with Senator Durbin, as co-chair of the Abraham Lincoln Bicentennial Commission, which is tasked with planning the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth. In addition, I have the unique honor of representing the 9 counties that originally formed Abraham Lincoln's Congressional District when he served one term in the House of Representatives.
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As a former school teacher, I believe very strongly in the need to study the past in order to understand how we got to where we are today. Many of the issues that have shaped President Lincoln's legacy are still relevant today, and it is worthwhile to continue to explore these issues.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and Ranking Member Bishop for inviting me to testify on behalf of H.R. 1625.
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As you would expect, I talk to a lot of people about standards, and I attend several (but not as many as I used to) conferences where new technologies and standards are discussed. Again and again it seems, I hear people trying to tell me something like "well we use this XML based grammar to solve problem X and this is really cool because now our grammar too is an open standard". This is extremely misleading. XML itself, is, of course a standard. No questions there. However, just because someone comes up with a new grammar to use in their product that happens to be built on top of XML does not make that grammar itself "automagically" an open standard. Now, don't get me wrong, it's good that people are using XML. For all the reasons that have been stated over the years (variety of XML tools, processors, stylesheets etc. etc.). However, I think it is unfortunate that people are making the connection that anything built using XML is automatically a standard. That claim should only be made, when the specific grammar in question has been taken to a recognised standards venue and taken through the process of that organization resulting in an open specification.
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First there was soda, carbonated sugar water that was sure to expand your waistline. Then there was "diet" soda, which didn't add any calories to the equation but was sweetened with chemicals that may not be so great for you.
Now, in Japan, there is something called Pepsi Special. This drink is so chock-full of chemicals -- mainly indigestible dextrin -- that there are claims it can actually make you skinnier.
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His arrest last week, for alleged trespassing, was dismissed in court on Monday. He was released with a warning.
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"He has been charged with trespassing. We have organised him bail of 1,000 Namibian dollars (£80)," said his lawyer Hilla Kogh.
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Discussion in 'Artwork Zone' started by Dale, Jun 5, 2004.
Dale, Beautiful Work.
I really like seeing Larry Allen back.
I'm still weirded out seeing Keyshawn in a Cowboy's jersey.
Does Hunter look like he's added muscle?
Thanks dale the photo are cool.
Hunter looks intense,hope it carries into the season
LA's arms actually had no extra padding like they have recently. Perhaps he has stopped eating a bag of burgers before practice. He looks pretty scary with arms that big showing definition. Hopefully his utter hatred for BP will drive him to be the best again. I can see him doing reps at 450 pounds swearing BPs name aloud.
TNew did look a lot thicker in the arms as well.
Thornton is just downright oogly.
That Punter looks about 12 so that means Cundiff has someone to go to Chuck E. Cheese's with.
me too .. XL
First of all, Great pics and great report, Dale. Thank you very much.
Second of all, and this has me excited, Larry Allen looks like he's in shape. Just look at his face. He looks a lot thinner in his face then he did a year ago.
do you have any pics of Larry Allen last year in camps?
he appears to have lost 30 pounds in the gut?
Thanks for the pics Dale
I noticed what I think is a great sign.....Larry Allen looks like he is in really good shape.
Great job as usual....how about some more
it would take having said that years ago to truly be the first. Dale is well on his way to Cowboys literary fame.
I agree with the thoughts on Larry Allen, looks to be in much better shape. You can definitely see it. Great news. Remember hisoffseason training last year was limited due to injuries, and I think, recovering from surgery.
Where's Al Johnson? Did he get many reps?
Took the words out of my mouth (left me hungry, too) - what about Al?
Here's a clip that shows Al Johnson running through some drills ... http://play.rbn.com/?url=nfl/nfl/op...0.rm&proto=rtsp
Notice he has his star ... which I guess he should since he did make the team last year.
OK, I guess I am the only one who doesn't think Thorton looks like whimpy Mario...Now, Merton Hanks kinda looks like Mario...But other then the number & cornrows, thats about it...Thorton is bigger & thicker to me...Maybe not taller...
Hunter looks just like his name...a HUNTER!
Lets hope Allen is serious about making his many MILLIONS!
Thanks much Dale!
Some really nice ones there, Dale. In the one of Key running the ball past the 50, you got him with both feet not touching ground. Great close up of Jeff R.
this might be the best shape ive seen allen in . his freaking arms are bigger then my thighs , damn the guy is a beast.
I didn't notice his feet, but I did notice the football positioned perfectly for a strip and fumble.
Aww come on TH. He's loping/prancing down the field all on his lonesome. Consider it the "Leon" in Keyshawn.
Looking at Dale's pic, I could just hear Bill calling "you receivers, run, don't prance. Don't run like you think receivers should look. Don't be prancers now", as he did on that NFL channel special.
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Using a proprietary computer model of the human hand, the researchers can use the pixel processing power of the Kinect sensor to pick out finger location, where the hand is in relation to the surface, and left vs. right hand. Comments Professor Elmqvist, "We can isolate different parts of a hand or finger to show how far they are from the surface. We can see which fingers are touching the surface. With this technology, you could potentially call up a menu by positioning your hand just above the surface."
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Matador Resources (NYSE:MTDR), an independent energy company with a focus on unconventional natural gas exploration and production, plans to raise up to $150 million in its offering. The recent successful IPO of C&J Energy (CJES) and the acquisition of Great White Energy show interest in unconventional oil and gas drilling. The Dallas, TX-based company, which was founded in 2003, booked $41 million in sales for the 12 months ended March 31, 2011. RBC Capital Markets and Citigroup are the lead underwriters on the deal.
Mid-Con Energy Partners (NASDAQ:MCEP), an owner, operator, and developer of primarily oil properties in the central United States, plans to raise up to $140 million in its offering. The Tulsa, OK-based company, which was founded in 2011, booked $25 million in sales for the 12 months ended June 30, 2011. RBC Capital Markets is the lead underwriter on the deal.
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A reworked and improved version of "Outside, Looking In", my first book.
"To me," Cartier-Bresson wrote, "photography is the simultaneous recognition, in the fraction of a second, of the significance of an event as well as of a precise organisation of forms which give the event its proper expression."
Outside, looking in, is a new collection of images, a shift from landscape imagery into uncharted territory. What began as a simple exercise in recording the space around me. Has evolved into an exploration, a longing, and a compulsion to form an understanding of what it is that I have been cataloguing, and collecting.
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Looking good, Las Vegas! Miranda Lambert and Keith Urban are just two of the huge country acts confirmed as performers for the 2014 ACM Awards in Sin City this April.
Keith Urban's love of fashion is helping him expand his name even further than country music and 'American Idol.' His admiration for "cool, interesting t-shirts" has inspired the Australian to start his very own T-shirt line!
Keith Urban doesn't always follow the rules. Lately, the Australian superstar has even gotten in trouble on 'American Idol' -- so much so that he has to have his outfits pre-approved!
Country's own Keith Urban has upped the bar on what it means to be romantic -- and all the gents out there better be taking notes! The star's wife of more than 6 years, Nicole Kidman, attests that the singer is not only incredibly good-looking, he's also super romantic.