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Whole Wheat Lemon Blueberry Muffins are light and tender, bursting with fresh lemon and juicy blueberries for a wholesome breakfast or snack! A few weeks ago, before I headed out of town to Canada, I spent a busy few days prepping to leave. My husband was coincidentally going to be away for a work trip on the same days that I was set to be gone, so my mom was coming over to our house to keep the kids. And {Read More}
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Soft-Baked Banana Oatmeal Bars
Soft-Baked Banana Oatmeal Bars are loaded with wholesome ingredients and make a yummy, portable breakfast or snack! I recently spent several days ignoring two dark brown, overripe bananas sitting on my kitchen counter. Even though they were attracting fruit flies, had a combined value of no more than 17¢, and numbered too few to make a batch of banana bread, the thriftster in me didn't want to throw them away. And so I didn't…I concocted a pan of Soft-Baked Banana {Read More}
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Nutella Strawberry Granola features wholesome oats coated in chocolate hazelnut spread and studded with crunchy almonds and freeze-dried strawberries for a yummy snack or breakfast treat! With umpteen variations of homemade granola already on the blog, I've been wanting to experiment with a Nutella recipe for awhile now. Wouldn't you know it…I finally succeeded! And even though this Nutella Strawberry Granola looks more pre-Valentine's Day than post-Easter, I promise that it's delicious any time of year. My 4-year-old daughter is {Read More}
Whole Wheat Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes
Tender, fluffy Whole Wheat Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes are wholesome and delicious, drizzled with a scrumptious Lemon Poppy Seed Syrup to take them over the top! Happy Spring, y'all! I hope today finds you enjoying flowers, sunshine, and lovely weather…and perhaps, if you're lucky, a stack of Whole Wheat Lemon Poppy Seed Pancakes. 😉 We're returning to reality this morning after Spring Break, and I have to say…hopefully reality will be more enjoyable than the past week has been at {Read More}
Easy Strawberries & Cream Oatmeal
Strawberries & Cream Oatmeal is an easy, healthy breakfast recipe for busy mornings, topped with toasted almonds and chia seeds to make it extra tasty and wholesome! I usually try to keep make-ahead recipes on hand for quick breakfasts on busy weekday mornings — granola, granola bars, baked oatmeal, overnight oats, freezer breakfast sandwiches, mini frittatas, muffins, breakfast cookies, and the like. But the truth is that sometimes, I don't have my act together and I'm running short on time…so {Read More}
Healthy Chocolate Almond Banana Smoothie
This silky, decadent Chocolate Almond Banana Smoothie is a healthy, filling breakfast or snack, loaded with bananas, almond butter, Greek yogurt, oats, and chia seeds for a boost of protein, vitamins, calcium, and fiber! Well, folks….exciting* news today (*if the current level of excitement in your life is equivalent to watching paint dry). After being without a blender for over six months now, today I can happily report that Santa brought me a new one for Christmas! Food blogging professional {Read More}
Banana Nut Baked Oatmeal
Banana Bread Baked Oatmeal boasts the delicious flavor of banana bread, but it's made with wholesome oats, pecans, and coconut oil for a healthy, filling breakfast! Scroll down to just below the recipe for a collection of SEVEN wholesome, delicious baked oatmeal recipes! Happy New Year, friends! I hope this finds your 2017 off to a fantastic start. My kids don't head back to school until Wednesday, but I'm already mentally preparing for the early rising and lunchbox packing and {Read More}
Slow Cooker Eggnog Bread Pudding
Delicious and decadent Slow Cooker Eggnog Bread Pudding effortlessly cooks up in the crock pot. Studded with golden raisins, sprinkled with nutmeg, and drizzled with silky eggnog syrup, it's a perfect holiday breakfast, brunch, or dessert! Today's Slow Cooker Eggnog Bread Pudding is special for a couple of reasons. It's my first eggnog recipe of the year…and if you've been hanging around Five Heart Home for awhile, you know how I like me a good eggnog recipe come December. 😉 {Read More}
Chocolate Peppermint Baked Donuts
A decadent holiday breakfast or dessert, Chocolate Peppermint Baked Donuts are soft and tender, with a rich chocolate glaze and crushed candy canes sprinkled on top! December is here and the countdown is on, my friends! What say we celebrate all-things-holiday with some cheery Chocolate Peppermint Baked Donuts?! I've been immensely enjoying my donut pans since I bought them this past summer, but I'd venture to say that my family loves them even more. Why wouldn't they? Because even though {Read More}
Banana Coffee Cake with Chocolate Pecan Streusel
This decadent Banana Coffee Cake is layered with Chocolate Pecan Streusel for a dense, moist interior, a crunchy exterior, and a sweet surprise ribboned throughout! Sometimes you need a really impressive dessert-masquerading-as-breakfast to impress a crowd, and today's Banana Coffee Cake with Chocolate Pecan Streusel is just that sort of recipe. Whether you're hosting a playgroup, entertaining family or friends at brunch, or you simply want to treat your co-workers to a mouthwatering morning surprise, this coffee cake has got {Read More}
{Overnight} Slow Cooker Pumpkin Pie Steel Cut Oatmeal {with no burnt edges!}
Wake up to a warm, wholesome breakfast with this Overnight Slow Cooker Pumpkin Pie Steel Cut Oatmeal…and don't miss the secret trick to prevent the edges from burning! There's nothing like waking up in the morning to the heavenly smell of breakfast wafting through the air. And if that breakfast just so happens to taste like pumpkin pie…well, all the better! Overnight Slow Cooker Pumpkin Pie Steel Cut Oatmeal is a rather lengthy, adjective-heavy title for such a simple recipe, {Read More}
Apple Cider Baked Donuts
Delicately spiced, 100% whole wheat Apple Cider Baked Donuts are tender on the inside and coated in crunchy cinnamon sugar on the outside for a tasty fall breakfast treat! This past Saturday, the middle child celebrated his birthday. He and his big brother both had flag football games that morning, but the birthday boy was apparently experiencing a touch of Lucky Number 7 magic as he proceeded to score half a dozen touchdowns. Granted, we're talking about 1st grade teams {Read More}
Pumpkin Bread & Chocolate Muffins
Pumpkin Bread & Chocolate Muffins are soft, moist, and double the fun, split between lightly-spiced pumpkin and a generous dose of chocolate! Well friends, it's officially September…and that means I've officially given myself permission to crack open the first can o' pumpkin of the season! I wasted no time this year, seeing as how I baked these Pumpkin Bread & Chocolate Muffins on September 1st. Too soon? Perhaps. But when my kids came home from school that afternoon and smelled {Read More}
Bacon, Potato, & Cheese Mini Frittatas (Egg Muffins)
Savory Bacon, Potato, & Cheese Mini Frittatas feature fluffy eggs loaded with crispy diced bacon, hash browns, and grated cheddar and baked in muffin pans for a filling and protein-packed breakfast or brunch! A few weeks ago I found myself the happy recipient of two dozen gorgeous, farm-fresh eggs. I knew that I didn't want to simply add them to random baked goods…rather, I wanted them to star in a new and special recipe. So — since the natives had {Read More}
Lemon Sugar Baked Donuts
Lemon Sugar Baked Donuts are light, citrusy, and generously coated in a crunchy, lemon-zest infused sugar…the perfect sunny treat for breakfast or dessert! The food blogger side of me is a little embarrassed to admit that I'm decidedly late to the baked donut craze, having only bought my first donut pans a month or so ago. But now that I've had a bit of time to bake and experiment, I can confidently tell you…baked donuts are where it's at, y'all. {Read More}
Loaded Banana Muffins
Loaded Banana Muffins start with a moist, soft banana bread base that gets extra flavor and texture from coconut, toasted pecans, and honey-kissed granola sprinkled on top! Okay, all you monkeys out there…get ready to go bananas (sorry) for today's recipe! And if you currently have a pile of splotchy, dark brown bananas sitting on your kitchen counter? You'll love this post, too. Because in both cases, these Loaded Banana Muffins are decidedly different than your everyday banana bread, meaning {Read More}
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Strawberry Baked Oatmeal Cups are loaded with chewy oats, crunchy almonds, sweet coconut, & fresh diced strawberries for a wholesome, perfectly-portioned breakfast ideal for making ahead of time and reheating in the morning! Happy Friday, y'all! How was your Cinco de Mayo? Who's looking forward to Mother's Day? It's been another whirlwind week around here, working on my last (!!!) round of cookbook edits. Hallelujah and amen. I've got a few more days of work ahead but I'm taking off {Read More}
Peanut Butter & Honey Cereal Bars
Whole grain toasted oat cereal, chopped nuts, peanut butter, coconut oil, and honey combine for no-bake breakfast bars that also make a tasty snack! Well, my Texas friends…have y'all floated away yet? I realize that some parts of the country are currently experiencing idyllic spring weather, and some of y'all are actually getting snow right now (what the what?). In central Texas, however, these past few days have been peppered with torrential downpours. When it rains, it pours, I suppose…although {Read More}
Lemon Poppy Seed Muffin Mug Cake
Lemon Poppy Seed Muffin Mug Cake is a quick, tasty, single-serving breakfast or dessert treat! So I've come to a conclusion regarding seasonal recipes…lemon is to springtime what pumpkin is to fall. At least it is at my house, because as soon as September hits, I want to pumpkin-ify everything. As for this time of year? I could happily bake and cook with lemons every day. I've waited three long weeks since posting my Lemon Cupcakes with Lemon Cream Cheese {Read More}
Whole Wheat Greek Yogurt Blueberry Scones
Tender, moist, and bursting with berries, Whole Wheat Greek Yogurt Blueberry Scones are a wholesome spin on a classic breakfast treat…but nobody would ever guess by their delicious, decadent flavor! How's the week been treating you all? It's been a busy one around these parts…one day filled with doctor's appointments and another with volunteering at school. And on Tuesday — although I thought it would only take an hour or so — I spent basically AN ENTIRE DAY attempting to {Read More}
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Crisp on the outside and fluffy on the inside, Whole Wheat Apple Cinnamon Waffles are perfectly spiced and bursting with chunks of sweet, tender apples…and they make your whole house smell heavenly as they bake! Hello from the other side. Heh. (Sorry.) But seriously…HI!!! I've missed y'all. It feels like this site disappeared into a black hole of blogging for the past several weeks — which it basically did — and for that, I genuinely apologize. In the almost three {Read More}
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You're just five ingredients away from homemade Peanut Butter Granola, a quick and easy recipe that makes a wholesome, yummy breakfast, snack, or even dessert (dressed up with a handful of chocolate chips)! My kids were so excited when I made this Peanut Butter Granola last week, y'all. Homemade granola is something that I almost always keep in the pantry. But for the past few months — while my life and my sanity have been immersed in a little cookbook {Read More}
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Abigail Dress for Girls (Gray)
Sweet and sassy combine in this fun-loving dress. Chevron stripes decorate the front-facing top, while horizontal stripes complete the rest of the two-toned design. The dress is embellished with a back, lattice design and is fit with an elastic waistband for comfort.
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Your News Source for the Hilltop
October 2, 2003
Longtime Birmingham-Southern President Neal Berte announces plans
to retire; named chancellor and president
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—Birmingham-Southern
College President Dr. Neal R. Berte, whose leadership and
vision propelled
the liberal arts institution to national stature in academics,
the arts, and athletics during his 28-year tenure, announced
his retirement today, effective when a new president is introduced
next year.
Berte made the announcement at today's
annual fall meeting of the college's Board of Trustees,
which concurrently gave him the new title of chancellor and
president of Birmingham-Southern.
Birmingham-Southern's longest serving
president informed the rest of the campus community of his
future plans during a mid-afternoon gathering in the college's
Munger Memorial Hall auditorium.
Berte told the board and the campus community
that he is looking forward to assisting the college as needed
after a new president is introduced, as well as working in
the community and church and spending more time with his
wife of 39 years, Anne, and their four children and 10 grandchildren.
"The most important
thing we can do as a college is to continue to provide these
young men and women with a liberal arts education that will
prepare them for the world in which they are going to be
living, to develop their full potentials to be the leaders
who will strengthen our communities in the future," Berte
Following the announcement, the Board
of Trustees unanimously passed a resolution changing Berte's
title to chancellor and president and then unanimously approved
the naming of the just-renovated Humanities Center on campus
to the Anne and Neal Berte Humanities Center. The refurbished
facility was officially dedicated during ceremonies immediately
following the adjournment of the board meeting.
W. Michael Atchison, chairman of the college's
Board of Trustees, said that Berte's tenure on the
Hilltop campus was "unprecedented in length and achievements."
"President Berte, with the help of
some dedicated board members, literally rescued the college
when he arrived in 1976 from a hapless situation, which conceivably
could have led to its demise," said Atchison, a 1965
Birmingham-Southern graduate and an attorney and senior partner
with Starnes and Atchison in Birmingham. "The Berte
name is synonymous with integrity and excellence, and we
are so proud to have been the recipient of his immense talents
and hard work for more than a quarter of a century.
"He brought his visionary leadership
to Birmingham-Southern at a time when the college's
enrollment was declining, its endowment was almost non-existent,
its financial position faltering, and its buildings decaying
and its grounds unkempt. Today, the college is considered
one of the jewels in American private higher education for
the quality of education offered and the beauty of the campus.
"The Berte years at Birmingham-Southern
have been a period of remarkable progress, highlighted by
substantial growth in many areas and by achievements and
innovations that have brought national attention to the college."
Atchison said that a national search for
a new president would begin this month and that a search
committee of trustees, faculty, staff, students, and alumni
currently is being assembled. He said he expects the search
to be completed by summer 2004.
Berte, who became the college's
11th president on Feb. 1, 1976, told the Board of Trustees
that he is privileged to be associated with Birmingham-Southern
and that he believes the "best is yet to come" for
the 148-year-old liberal arts college.
"Because of the tremendous support
of the Board of Trustees; the outstanding faculty, staff,
and students; and the commitment of our alumni and the larger
community, the college is well positioned to further strengthen
its role as one of America's best liberal arts colleges," Berte
said when announcing his decision. "The future is brighter
than ever for Birmingham-Southern.
"The successful completion of most
of the goals of the strategic plan of the college, the completion
in 2004 of our routine 10-year accrediting reaffirmation
process, the successful completion of our major building
and renovation program, and gifts and financial support at
an all-time high make this an appropriate time to make this
Atchison said that the addition of chancellor
to Berte's title was in recognition of his service
and devotion to Birmingham-Southern and would allow him to
continue to assist the college as needed in the coming years.
"Dr. Berte has served as president
of Birmingham-Southern for nearly three decades, at a time
when the average tenure of a college president nationwide
is fewer than seven years," Atchison commented. "That
is a tremendous testimony to his leadership, his vision,
and his devotion."
Berte came to Birmingham-Southern in 1976
from the University of Alabama, where he was dean of the
New College and vice president for educational development.
Since that time, Birmingham-Southern has undergone a period
of tremendous progress and national recognition that is unprecedented
in the institution's history.
During Berte's tenure, student enrollment
has more than doubled while the academic profile of the student
body has increased and annually leads all other Alabama institutions
of higher learning in average ACT score and in number of
students from the top 10 percent of their high school classes
among first-year students. The annual operating budget has
grown from $3 million to nearly $57 million; the number of
faculty on campus has increased by nearly 70 percent and
the student-to-faculty ratio has lowered to 12-to-1; and
new programs and majors—including a new general education
plan known as Foundations—have been implemented.
Since 1976, the campus has been expanded
to more than 192 acres and more than 25 new facilities/structures,
additions, or renovations have been completed. The college's
financial future has been secured by growing the endowment
from $11 million to more than $136 million in the past few
years and increasing private giving to the college from $2
million a year in 1976 to a record $22.3 million in fiscal
The college consistently is recognized
as one of America's top National Liberal Arts Colleges
by U.S. News & World Report. This year, the college moved
into Tier I of the magazine's "national" liberal
arts category, the top category such an institution can attain.
The publication named Birmingham-Southern as the No. 1 Regional
Liberal Arts College in the South Region in 1987. Other recent
national recognitions or designations have included one of
22 private institutions in the country named a "Best
Buy" by the Fiske Guide to Colleges, as well as "America's
Most Wired Colleges," "100 Best Values in Private
Colleges," "America's Best Christian Colleges," "Most
Efficiently Operated Schools in America," "Colleges
that Encourage Character Development," and "Best
Values," among others. The college is one of only six
similarly categorized institutions to house a Phi Beta Kappa
chapter and to be accredited by AACSB International—The
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, the
nation's premier accrediting agency for business schools.
Intercollegiate athletics also has been
a major priority during the Berte tenure, with Birmingham-Southern
student-athletes excelling on the athletic fields and playing
courts, as well as in the classroom. On Sept. 1, 2003, the
college officially became a member of NCAA Division I after
nearly five decades and three national championships as an
NAIA institution. The college also has expanded to 14 sports
and has joined the Big South Conference. Today, more than
60 percent of the college's student-athletes and eight
of 14 teams carry a 3.0 grade-point average or higher in
the classroom, and the graduation rate among student-athletes
entering in 1996 was 81 percent, which ranks fourth-best
among NCAA Division I-AAA schools and in the top 10 percent
of all Division I programs.
An Ohio native, Berte holds three degrees
from the University of Cincinnati, where he was elected into
Phi Beta Kappa. He has been a Visiting Scholar at Harvard
University and has served as President-in-Residence at the
Harvard Institute for Educational Management. He holds honorary
degrees from both Birmingham-Southern and the University
of Cincinnati.
He has many times been recognized, including
Birmingham's Distinguished Citizen Award, Citizen of
the Year, Erskine Ramsay Award for Outstanding Civic Service,
and Distinguished Gallery of Honor; two times named one of
Birmingham's Top 10 Leaders of the Decade by local
media; one of the "100 Most Effective College Presidents" by
the Council for Advancement and Support of Education; one
of "America's Leaders in Higher Education" by
the American Council on Education; and Administrator of the
Year in Alabama by the American Association of University
Administrators. In 1979, he became one of the youngest inductees
ever into the Alabama Academy of Honor. In October 2001,
he was inducted into the Birmingham Business Hall of Fame,
and, in May 2002, he was inducted into the Birmingham-Southern
College Sports Hall of Fame.
Berte has served in leadership positions
for many local organizations, including president and campaign
chairman for United Way, president of the Birmingham Area
Chamber of Commerce, president of the Birmingham Festival
of Arts, member of the board of the Birmingham Civil Rights
Institute, president of the Kiwanis Club of Birmingham, and
chairman of the Administrative Board of Canterbury United
Methodist Church, among others. He is founding chairman of
both Leadership Birmingham and of Region 2020, a citizen-driven
regional planning process of which he also was elected president
in 2000.


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The man was bleeding from his arm and brushed against the walls. The man had defecated on himself and on the floor. The police were called, but the man left the scene. Officer Regina Meeks responded (by inquiring at the drive-thru window) about 45 minutes later. By then, the man had left and police did not enter the restroom on that date.
The following day, when the victims were found, Bojangles' manager Marty King, thinking there was a possible connection between the bloody, disoriented man and the killings, called police twice to inform them of his suspicions. According to Regina Meeks' testimony during the Echols/Baldwin Trial, after the second telephone call, police gathered evidence from the restroom. Investigators wore their same shoes and clothes from the Robin Hood Hills crime scene into the Bojangles restaurant bathroom, conceivably contaminating that scene. Police detective Bryn Ridge later stated he lost the blood scrapings taken from the walls and tiles of the restroom. A hair identified as belonging to an African-American male was later recovered from a sheet which was used to wrap one of the victims.


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Catherine Zeta-Jones Opens Up About Her Bipolar II Disorder
"This is a disorder that affects millions of people and I am one of them. If my revelation of having bipolar II has encouraged one person to seek help, then it is worth it. There is no need to suffer silently and there is no shame in seeking help."
— Catherine Zeta-Jones opened up to People about her struggles with mental health. Bipolar II disorder is marked by long periods of depression with shorter spurts of mania. Catherine was reportedly having trouble dealing with her husband Michael Douglas' battle with throat cancer and briefly checked into a mental health facility in Connecticut in early April. I applaud Catherine for coming out about her illness. She's right: there is no shame in seeking help. [People]


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That's why he is my favorite Christian blogger. hihi. :>
That's why he is my favorite Christian blogger. hihi. :>
"And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through Him" - Colossians 3:17
This is what God said to me today. Last night, I felt very weak. I felt very unworthy to be in presence of God. For some reasons I felt very average. I wanted more people to follow me on tumblr. Now I realize that it is not about me.
Sure, I hope people who read my Tumblr will start searching God. I really wanted to encourage others through my Post. However, I realized that it was ME that want more people to follow ME andNOTGod.
Now, I realize that it is not about me. It is all about God. Everything I do, everything I write should reflect God's glory and not my own selfish ambitions. Yea, I do admire bloggers like Mark Muldez, iwantjesus etc who all have many followers. That shouldn't be my Goal for posting, just to get attention.
So, even if no one reads what I wrote or no one follows me, I will continue to write. I know that everything I write, God will use it in someways to help others. I may not have a bajillion followers on tumblr, but I know I have one follower who will never leave me or forsake me,My heavenly father.


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21 Days Post Neck Lift. Neck Feels Very Tight and No Full Range of Motion. Please Advise? (photo)
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21 Days Post Neck Lift. Neck Feels Very Tight and No Full Range of Motion. Please Advise?
Kenneth Hughes, MD
Los Angeles, CA
Learn more: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Neck-Lift.php
Tight feeling in neck after a neck lift
It is very common to have a tight feeling in the neck region following a neck lift. This will get better over time. Continue to massage the neck and follow your plastic surgeon's advise.
Neck lift at 21 days
At 21 days after a necklilft, the neck will be stiff and swollen. It will take several months for it to settle down.
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Neck tight after neck lift 21 days postop
Your concerns will most likely improve over time. As for your progress, a before and after photo would be helpful. Try to be patient and continue your follow ups with your surgeon. ac
21 Days Post Neck Lift. Neck Feels Very Tight and No Full Range of Motion. Please Advise?
Hard to tell in the posted photos exactly what you are showing?? Best to allow a full 6 weeks of healing.
Tight neck 21 days after neck lift
It is not at all unusual to have a tight feeling to the neck with decreased range of motion at 21 days after a neck lift. Generally, both of these issues will improve with more time as the healing continues. Be sure to keep your follow up appointments with your surgeon so that your progress can be monitored.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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BOOM Library was nominated for "Best SFX Developer" and "Best SFX Library". It was the first time that we participated and we're very happy and thankful that we won both categories.
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Shoot Bubbles Puzzle Rescue
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Ohhh no!!! Animals in this world have been captured, none can be saved without your shoots and help, will you be able to rescue all the animals shooting bubbles in each puzzle and let them have a happy life in freedom?
In "Bubbles of Freedom" you will have to rescue the animals around the world. Shoot bubbles, match colors to pop the bubbles and see how the animals are released from their chains. Get coins in each level you finish and use them to get Boosts, they will help you to clear the difficult puzzles, these boosts can be "Get 2x Time", "Get 2x Score" and so on.
Some features of "Bubbles of Freedom" are:
★More than 160 challenging levels!
★ Save animals in puzzles across jungle, desert, under the sea ... This adventure will take you through 4 worlds totally different, each puzzle will be a bigger challenge, could you shoot bubbles in all of them and rescue animals?
★ Use Boosts as Bomb Bubbles, Rainbow Bubble... to beat your friends' scores and clears the puzzles!
★ There are two types of control, select from the config menu the one that best suit your style.
★ Compete with shooters around the world to get the highest score in each level!
★ HD graphics adapted to your phone or tablet.
★ "Color Blind" Mode. Just select this mode in the setup menu.
★ Avoid Black Holes, discover the colors of Transparent Bubbles, let Rock Bubbles fall... Rescue animals!!
"Bubbles of Freedom " gives you the possibility to connect to the Scoreloop network in order to see the high scores of people around the world and find out if you are really a gamer in this kind of games or just a beginner player. No need to connect with Scoreloop, but if you connect you will get 30 diamonds (very useful to rescue animals) and all game features.
We want to make "Bubble of Freedom" a game even better, so any comment is welcome, either through rating here (if you do it through the game you will be rewarded) or on our website. Thank you!
Meet each of the permissions the application asks :
- Check the phone status: Needed to connect to Scoreloop network with a unique identifier.
- Consult your contacts: Allows you to invite your friends to compete with you in "Bubbles of Freedom"
- Full access to network: you can share your results and get the position in the worldwide ranking for each level.
- Billing Service Google Play: Purchase lives within the game or, if you do not have enough coins, buy them...
- View Network Connections: Necessary to know the status of the Network
- Vibration Control: Makes the phone vibrate on notifications.
- Prevent device from suspension: the screen does not turn off while you're playing.
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text: bojan - Unregistered November 11, 2011 12:18 PM Whilst I wouldn't mind Hirvonen winning (which now seems very unlikely) I can't agree with all this Loeb bashing. In what way does he look poor relative to past legends? He may not be spectacular, but that in itself shows his great skill - the ability to go very fast and still be under control, unlike some others who had to go right to the ragged edge to be competitive. 5 agree 0 disagree


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Get ready for more TVs to hit the road: About 17.6 million television systems for automobiles will ship in 2015, up from 8.2 million this year, according to market research firm iSuppli.
The iSuppli forecast encompasses worldwide shipments of mobile television systems for cars, including embedded solutions and TVs included in portable navigation devices (PNDs).
However, the market for in-car TVs and related services faces numerous financial and technical challenges, according to iSuppli principal analyst of automotive electronics Richard Robinson. "For broadcasters and receiver manufacturers alike, considerable technical issues need to be addressed," he said. "For example, the uninterrupted delivery of picture and audio is imperative in moving vehicles, regardless of the receiving environment."
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2nd cruise experience, 1st with Princess: Caribbean Princess Cruise Review by jetfly757
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2nd cruise experience, 1st with Princess
Destination: Southern Caribbean
Embarkation: San Juan
I will start by saying, that I got an incredible price on this cruise. $380 for a 7 night cruise, so i couldn't turn it down. I will also say, the saying "you get what you pay for" definitely was the case here.
Overall I would rate the cruise a 7 of 10. Compared to Royal Caribbean "Freedom of the seas" this cruise did not even compare. The sailing with Royal, i would have given a 10 of 10.
This cruise seemed to be for the elderly crowd. I being 31, and my boyfriend 23, felt rather set apart from the rest of the crowd on this ship. I would say the median age of the other passengers was in the mid to late 50's.
Now, to get into the details of this cruise....
We decided to go to San Juan a few days early and stayed at the Hilton Caribe hotel.. Excellent hotel to say the least. Definitely will stay there again. The staff is very friendly and More attentive to all of your needs. They have a beautiful private beach, and a few gorgeous pools, not to mention the free range swans, geese, and peacock. There is a subway right close by so if you're not into spending a fortune on hotel food, subway will suffice quite nicely.
We embarked on Sunday with very little trouble at all. Everyone said to go after 2:00, however we arrived at 1:15. The boarding passes stated that check-in would not begin until 2:00, but when we arrived at 1:15, we got checked in right away, and in under 10 minutes were on board the ship. We packed 2 bottles of wine, and brought them on board to our cabin with us. Our luggage arrived only about an hour after we arrived to our room, so that was no biggie.
We decided to take a tour of the ship. I was a bit dissapointed at the decor of the ship. It seemed like Princess put very little effort into the decoration. It seemed like there was a very low budget and not much was spent on making the ship "pop" like Freedom of the sea's did for me. The ship was very bland, and left alot to be desired. The lighting was blah, the carpets were blah, and there seemed to be little technology. I must say however, the pizza parlor made the best pizza i've ever had. Very nice new york style. There were different pizza's available each day. The food on this ship was very nice. Never anything really to complain about in the food department. I did not like however, how the dining rooms were so seperated. There were 3 dining rooms that were seperated on each floor. I enjoyed the 1 enormous dining room on Freedom of the seas. It was much more elegant. The buffet on this ship i must say was quite nice. There was never a wait, and several seating areas available most of the time. The crew were very friendly and eager to assist you to get a table. They would often take your plates for you to the table and pull up your chair as well. (and this was for the buffet). The bar tenders were fair to say the least. We purchased the soda card, and after receiving a soda, gone back 30 minutes later to the same bartender, he/she would ask to see your sticker again. I felt this was a little innapropriate, considering he/she just saw it a few minutes ago.
We elected to dine in both specialty restaurants both formal nights of the cruise, as we did not want to dress up, nor did we bring a suit, or tux with us. Sabatini's (italian) was excellent. Not a bad thing to say. The waitress from Romania was fantastic as well. Crown Grill was phenominal food as well, however the wait staff? not as good as sabatini's. We did however order too much and ended up asking for our filet, and rack of lamb to go, which they gladly packed for us in a handbag shaped aluminum foil package.
The entertainment on this cruise was fair at best. The costumes were worn and haggered, and the voices, not so great. It is evident where the budget goes on this ship, and that's to the food. Most nights had plenty of seats available for walk-ins, but nobody walked in. I would say the production shows only produced half a packed theatre. The one highlight was however the comedian, however i can't remember his name. There was standing room only for this guy. We only went up to the nightclub (sky walkers) twice. The first time, there was only a couple people in there. The last night (Cruise night) there was a packed house and was lots of fun. The casino was of adequate size, however still ended up losing a little bit of money on the tables.
Disembarkation was a breeze. We disembarked at about 8:00am with our assigned group. Took us about 5 minutes to clear customs, found our bags a couple minutes later, and off to the airport we were.
All in all, I think the cruise was definitely worth the money. Like I said.. You get what you pay for. We didn't pay for alot, and didn't get a whole lot. Would I go on princess again? If the money is right? Sure... Why not... I will however spend a little more to go back on Royal Caribbean. I felt they were much more superior. Most people say the cruise director makes the cruise. I felt this couldn't be more true. Our cruise director was as well in his 50's, and had very little enthusiasm. I Don't even remember his name. He didn't seem to be to interested in his job like the cruise director on Freedom that we had, who's name i believe was Richard Spacey or something. He was a comedian and had lots of energy and enthusiasm, and you could tell really enjoyed his job. He made that cruise very enjoyable.
Anyway.. I hope this helps you in making your future cruising decisions. Less
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Shaquille O'Neal is the most powerful force in basketball. The Heat got him from the Lakers and turned in one of the best regular seasons in basketball. 'Nuff said. But the trade wasn't really between the Heat and the Lakers but where the real competition lies -- between California and Florida. For years, each region has been trying to establish itself as the news -- and weirdness -- capital of the world. They had O.J.; we had Elian. They gave the country Ronald Reagan; we gave it the 2000 election. They have the Governator; we have Brother Bush. They've got earthquakes; we have hurricanes. L.A. has the Sunset Strip; SoFla has South Beach. It's inarguable, however, that Cali has taken the lead of late, with the help of that little rascal, Robert Blake, and the Laci Peterson murder. Then the King of Weirdness himself, Michael Jackson, completely stole the show. But just as it looked like South Florida would fall by the wayside, Terry Schiavo stepped up and carried the banner. Go Heat. Best Boxer in Broward
Quiles is in this spot not because he killed a man with his fists, which he did. He is here because he didn't let that horror stop him. It was February 28 last year when Quiles won a 12-round decision over Luis Villalta in Coconut Creek. Villalta went to his dressing room, complained of a headache, and collapsed. He spent four days in a coma and died five hours after his wife and father arrived from Peru. He was 34, the same age as Quiles, and, like Quiles, had two sons. Quiles cried. Drank. Prayed. Nearly retired. Took him two months to return to his Hollywood gym, Warrior's Boxing. But the sport had pulled him from a life of drug and alcohol addiction a decade earlier, and it helped to save him again. Five months after Villalta fell, Quiles returned to the ring, saying, "I don't think I will ever get over it." He won that night. He entered his next bout, in February, as an underdog to a fighter 12 years his junior. Quiles won a split decision. "This has got me closer to myself," he told the Miami Herald after the victory. That fight made Quiles (37-6-3) the second-ranked lightweight in the International Boxing Federation and, further, the rare athlete to recover from a devastating win.
Road to the Grand Slam
South Florida is still tennis mecca, drawing rising stars from near and far. Nowadays, it's not just the Florida weather (even states in the frigid north now have those inflatable, climate-controlled tennis pods where would-be tennis stars can drill year 'round) but sharp-eyed honers of championship racket technique like Rick Macci. It has been a good year for the maestro of the Palm-Aire Racquet Club in Pompano Beach, who counts the Williams sisters, Jennifer Capriati, and Andy Roddick as former charges. Macci's got a couple of up-and-comers (a 6-year-old and a 10-year-old, both girls), and the future's looking bright.
One of Macci's great pleasures is taking his three daughters -- ages 8, 7, and 5 -- to a county fair or a local carnival to get lost in the amusements. "There's a kid in all of us," Macci says.
"We always make a day of it at the county fair. What I like about it is just the enjoyment children get out of it. They can go on the littlest ride or the biggest ride and they don't know the difference." Can we call that a passion for the game?
The four-year, $52 million deal for aging first baseman Delgado, a bona fide star, was just what Jeffrey Loria needed to lift the stink off his franchise after giving away World Series hero Pudge Rodriguez. But what Delgado really brings to South Florida -- and the entire United States -- is a dose of political courage. That's right. The guy believes in something other than the next seven-figure endorsement deal he can squeeze out of some corporate giant. Delgado refuses to stand for the singing of "God Bless America" during the seventh-inning stretch, a new ritual brought on by a knee-jerk reaction to the tragedy of September 11. Why? He doesn't like, as he puts it, "the way they tied 'God Bless America' and 9/11 to the war in Iraq in baseball." You see, he's not politicizing the game but the exact opposite: Delgado is protesting the politicization of sports. Been to an NFL game lately? Now, a good word to remember the troops overseas is one thing, but halftime has become a frickin' military procession. It's like a jingoistic commercial for the Bush Doctrine in between the ones for Buick and Bud Light. "I say God bless America, God bless Miami, God bless Puerto Rico, and God bless all countries until there is peace in the world," the new Marlins star says. Yes, and God bless Carlos Delgado too.
Some people would argue that this is not actually a sports league but a drinking club disguised as a sports league. In what other athletic association do players need to pause to put their beers in their fanny packs before making a catch in deep center field? But athleticism, strategy, competition, and team spirit are all part of the game. Players slide into home plate, make sweet plays, coach teammates from first and third bases, and debate when to bunt or sacrifice fly. The uniforms are hot too: Look for pimped-out threads complete with capes, tube socks, headbands, and beer cap appliqués. Get in on the trend while it's hot: The number of teams in the Fort Lauderdale division jumped from five in the first season to eight in the second, and registration just opened for West Palm Beach and Miami leagues. At last count, the birthplace of adult kickball, Washington, D.C., had 178 teams -- a number limited only by the number of available fields in the city.
You'd think that having your own private island would be too pricey for the working stiffs. But there's a private stretch of sand on Munyon Island at John D. MacArthur Beach State Park that's easily accessible for saps like you and me. Munyon is just a short kayak trip across the park's lagoon estuary, which is ideal for beginners, with its waist-deep water. The kayak rental will set you back $10 an hour for a single or $15 for a two-person, or $25 and $40 for a half-day trip. You'll paddle past roseate spoonbills, silver mullets, and feeding pelicans before landing along the soft sand of Munyon. There's even a covered picnic spot hidden in the trees. On most days, you'll share the island only with the hermit crabs, which will make this your own private island, at least for a day.
If you like to run, well, you're crazy. We mean, it's almost summer in South Florida, and even if you jog at midnight, you'll sweat like a pig. You'll suffer. Of course, you may end up healthier, but then again, you may end up dead. So we recommend drinking heavily. Still want to exercise? Try the 8.5-mile Hollywood Broadwalk course set by the South Florida Striders, who sponsor a fun run every Wednesday at 6:15 p.m.. The course starts at the bandshell, which is located on Johnson Street at the beach. Head north along the Broadwalk to Dania Beach pier -- you'll see some stunning vistas and get a good look at humanity (meaning albino-like, shirtless, Québecois tourists) along the way. Then turn around and head back south to the Jefferson Street parking lot. Turn around again and return to the bandshell. There are three great advantages to this course: (1) There are showers along the way, so you can cool off; (2) it's measured, so you know how far you've gone; (3) Nick's Bar and Restaurant (954-920-2800) is located just north of the course's end, so you can suck down a cool Kalik when you finish.


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Despite stiff criticism from theatre owners, distributors and industry well-wishers, producer Neelima Tirumalasetti released Alias Janaki online along with its theatrical release. And she has managed to recover her investment. The movie hit the theatres on July 26 and on the same day, it was released on Zingreel, an online movie viewing platform, for $4.99.
Talking to IANS, Neelima Tirumalasetti revealed the number of viewers watched Alias Janaki online. The producer said, "The response has been phenomenal online. In one week we have about 4,000 views and the number is growing with each passing day. I'm extremely happy that despite all the problems I faced because of the sensible move, I managed to recover my cost."
Neelima Tirumalasetti added, "I knew someone had to take the step irrespective of all the criticism. Competing for wide theatrical release for a small budget film like ours is nearly impossible. We managed to release it in 75 theatres in Andhra Pradesh and in a few theatres in the US as well."
Written and directed by debutant Dayaa K, Alias Janaki featuring newcomers Rahul Venkat and Anisha Ambrose in the leads, dealt with a unique storyline. Although the film received mixed reviews, it was able to make decent collection from a limited number of screens in Andhra Pradesh. Continue to read Neelima Tirumalasetti's interview in the slideshow.
Neelima On AJ Reviews
Talking about the reviews fo Alias Janaki, Neelima said, "There have been some negative reviews as well, but the feedback has been 80 percent positive from online exhibition. Those who didn't have access to the film in cinemas, watched it online and appreciated our effort."
Online Release - Great Platform For Low-Budget Films
Neelima added, "I was told by the management of Zingreel that a few more Telugu films have signed up after seeing the response to our film. I firmly believe this is a great platform for low-budget films. I hope this opens the door to many other films as well."
More Telugu Films To Release Online
Other Telugu films that have signed up on Zingreel include Kalicharan, Mallela Theeram Lo Sirimalle Puvvu, Love Dotcom and Mathru Devo Bhava.
Neelima Reduce Price For Viewing AJ Online
Following the overwhelming response, Neelima has now made Alias Janaki available for $3.99 on Yupp TV, an online TV and movie streaming channel.


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A new way to help people on low-incomes clear their debts has been criticised by a leading creditor organisation.
Debt Relief Orders are available to people who do not own a home, have less than £300 in assets and a disposable income of no more than £50 a month.
The government says the orders will offer hope to people in debt and keep them from using loan sharks.
But the Civil Court Users Association says the help for debtors is at the expense of creditors.
Debt Relief Orders can be applied for from 6 April if the debts owed are no more than £15,000 and there is no foreseeable way the money can be repaid.
Instead of going through a court, debtors apply to the Insolvency Service through an intermediary like Citizens Advice.
Sleepless nights
"Karen" from North Yorkshire said she is going to apply.
She took out loans when she had a job. But now she owes £8,000 to a number of creditors, has almost no assets and no earned income.
She said the strain of being in debt is affecting her health: "It got to the point where I was actually physically sick last week. I still have sleepless nights. I just don't have the money to pay it."
A Debt Relief Order costs £90, which can be paid in instalments rather than the hundreds of pounds it costs to go bankrupt.
Citizens Advice estimates around a third of clients they advise on debts each year could be eligible - around 50,000 people.
Sue Edwards from Citizens Advice has welcomed their introduction.
"They offer people on very low incomes - who cannot pay their debts off within their lifetime - light at the end of the tunnel," she said.
If the order is granted, the debts are discharged after a year.
Desperate means
Some of creditors are worried that they are too cheap and too easy to apply for, given the serious situation people with debts find themselves in.
Jeremy Sutcliffe, vice president of the Civil Court Users Association, told the programme: "We believe the government is continually assisting debtors at the expense of creditors.
"We think these sorts of things get in the way."
The Insolvency Service said that intermediaries will be expected to make basic checks and anyone found to be dishonest can have their order revoked.
Pat McFadden is the government minister responsible for the Insolvency Service.
He believes there are sufficient measures to safeguard creditors' interests and the orders are needed to stop people in debt resorting to desperate means.
"For many it can be a hopeless situation. If it was unresolved, they could even find themselves being driven into either very high interest lending or even loan sharks."
BBC Radio 4's Money Box was broadcast on Saturday, 28 March 2009 at 1204 GMT
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text: Saturday, May 6, 2006 Landing, take-off at Mumbai airport unsafe By Kashif Khusro India - Mid-Day Mumbai Mumbai airport has as many as 165 obstacles in the approach and take-off areas - the highest in the country. The obstacles - trees, hoardings, buildings, hills, etc - are shown on the pre-flight charts available with pilots of all airlines. This means a disaster is waiting to happen at the airport, which has an average of 550 aircraft movements a day. Incidentally, Delhi airport has 42 obstacles, Chennai 48 and Kolkata 20. The obstacles make an aircraft's glide path at Mumbai airport one of the steepest in the world. In the words of an Air India (AI) pilot, the glide path is the stretch an aircraft covers in 'its final stages of landing'. A pilot landing at or taking off for Mumbai for the first time could easily run the plane into one of the obstacles around the airport periphery, noted the AI pilot. "All the obstacles have been mapped in the pre-flight charts, but bigger aircraft like Boeing 747 and 777 are likely to face more difficulties," he added. An air traffic controller said the obstacles have increased over the years with the rise in encroachments around the airport. Do you have an opinion about this story? Share it with other readers in our CAA Discussion Forums http://www.californiaaviation.org/dcfp/dcboard.php *****************************************


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We live in an "always connected" planet where our first world crisis include public places not having Wi-Fi access or not having enough data monthly to sustain us through our mobile usage. We expect data to be available to us everywhere, at anytime.
And HP gets it. In making the world a more data-full place to live in, it's bringing to Singapore its DataPass solution that makes it easier for tablet and notebook users to connect to the Internet by embedding mobile broadband connectivity on some of its PCs and tablets.
And no, you don't need to get on a contract, or purchase a SIM card or dongle.
Dubbed the first of its kind in the Asia-Pacific region by HP, what the DataPass solution offers you is 250MB per month of 3G or 4G LTE mobile broadband service (powered by Fogg Mobile) for free on selected HP devices; although this service is limited to only two years.
If this amount of data is insufficient for you, you can top it up and purchase contract-less packages.
Which HP devices will have it?
The HP Slate 7 Voice Tab Ultra will lead the tech vendor's DataPass equipped PC and tablet army into Singapore by the end of 2014, according to HP. Some of its other tablets and notebooks are also expected to sport the service in the near future and enter the Singapore market in 2015.
For now, the service will cover 13 markets globally (including the US, UK, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Austria, Switzerland, and Hong Kong), but more Asian countries are expected to be included into the list by 2015 – pretty handy for jet setters.
READ MORE: HP's new Pavilion and Envy notebook range combine performance with style


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In the first of our blog series to introduce our Summer Show makers we hear from Ursula Hunter who creates a range of bespoke hand-made products for the home. Her work is inspired by endangered animals and their natural habitats in Scotland:
"In 2012 I began a creative business called Little Axe, specialising in Linoprinting for illustration and homewares. I was interested in applying my linoprints to a range of materials and surfaces in different contexts and so I produced a repeat Linocut design for wallpaper and a range of printed fabrics to make textile products.
Little Axe designs illustrate rare or endangered Scottish animals, for example the Capercaillie, the Wild Cat and the Wild Boar, drawing attention to Scotland's delicate ecosystem, and to the vital connections between flora and fauna that maintain a natural balance.
In 2014 I moved into a new studio where I have more space and huge south facing windows, so plenty of natural light to draw, cut lino and do test prints with my small press. There's nothing better than a day in the studio with the radio and a pot of fresh coffee.
I was thrilled to be accepted to exhibit my work at the Craft Scotland Summer shows this year in London and Edinburgh. I will be showing a range of hand sewn and piped cushions with original designs including the Endangered Animals repeat, Hazel and Flood. The cushions are all unique, with linoprint designs digitally printed onto cotton linen union or cotton drill. The cushion backs are natural unbleached linen. I wanted to keep a retro, rustic look and feel and where possible use locally sourced materials.
For the London show opening on 11 June in Clerkenwell I will be launching a new product. Alongside the cushions and tea towels there will be a small lined zip bag in a range of bright Little Axe fabrics with contrasting coloured zips."
Ursula Bevan Hunter
For examples of Ursula's work please visit her website: http://www.littleaxe.co.uk
Ursula will be taking part in both the London and Edinburgh Summer Show. Find out more here: www.craftscotland.org/summershow


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1 Ten or 10?
1 – 10 are usually best written as full words (one, two , three etc). 11+ would be written as numbers. There's no strict rule on this: 11-20 may often also be written as words, but 21+ would almost always be put down as numbers. Make sure you're consistent over this: don't sometimes write twenty but in other places 20.
2 Figures, table, section, chapter numbers
Figure and table numbers and sections should be written as numbers: Figure 6.3; Table 4.2 etc.
Chapters numbers can be written as numbers or words, but again, be consistent.
3 Page numbers
Page numbers are usually on the right hand side, top or bottom.
4 Money
The pound sign comes before the figure: £3.99, £100 etc. The same goes for dollars and euros. Always make clear what currency you're referring to.
Millions are often abbreviated to m. £3m = 3 million pounds. $6.7m = 6.7 million dollars.
You may see thousands abbreviated to k, often when talking about salaries. A salary of £35k is £35,000 pounds a year.
5 Large numbers
1,000/1000 = a thousand
After a number, dozen, hundred, thousand, million and billion do not add –s, and of is not used.
six hundred people (but,
hundreds of people)
Singulars are also used as modifiers before nouns in plural expressions of measurement:
a twenty- pound note
When using the old non-metric system to talk about height and weight, foot and stone often remain singular, particularly in more informal English:
I'm five foot ten inches
7 Decimals
We normally write decimals with a period (full stop), not a comma:
0.75 (nought point seven five)
6.4 (six point four)
3.059 (three point oh five nine)
A comma is used to separate thousands (see above).
8 Percentages
A percentage is considered as a plural:
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9 Roman numerals
Although very rare in everyday life, Roman numerals are still fairly common in books and academic writing in general. They may be used for the first few pages of a long piece of work before the main body (Abstract, Acknowledgements etc), to number a list, for the names of kings and queens (Henry VIII, Elizabeth II), and sometimes for names of centuries (a XVII century invention). The BBC puts the year of copyright of its programmes in Roman numerals. Only use them if you're very familiar with them: it's not worth trying to use them for the sake of it.
10 Years
Years are never written with a comma: 1999, 2003 etc.
1 Full stops
Full stops are not usually used with abbreviations nowadays. (They used to be, so you still might see it). So, just write:
Mr Popp
The same is true when the abbreviation is formed by the first letters of several words:
the BBC
2 Capital letters
Abbreviations such as UNESCO are usually written in capital letters. Recently, however, some of these (often referred to as acronyms) are being written just with a capital first letter:
the Aids epidemic
If you're not sure, use capitals.
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There are certain abbreviations which are commonly found in academic writing. Here is a list with meanings. Some may be considered a little informal; for example, etc, eg (write for example), ie (write that is):
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Never use contractions (it's, they'll etc). Always write the full form.
Never use colloquial abbreviations such as uni, B'ham, info.
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     I think Steven is looking for people to help him implement his ideas.

 (Ideas aren't worthless, the way I look at it. You need good ideas to start something good. It is true that an idea without a good implementation doesn't get you very far. Also, a good implementation of a bad idea won't get you very far either. My (unsolicited) advice for anyone: only make your idea into a product to sell if it is something you really love! If you love it, it's way worth it. Otherwise it's just way too much work!)

 Mitch.

 Date: Sat, 11 Jun 2011 21:37:37 -0700
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To: email@example.com
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Subject: Re: [Noisebridge-discuss] From Steven Reed - inventor

Hey Steven!

Maybe I was misunderstanding you, but I have some thoughts on selling ideas. I don't have a lot of personal experience with this, but I can say that most of the time, "ideas" are worthless. I've heard murmors of toy companies buying ideas from people, but I'm not even sure those were real stories. I think the vast majority of the time you'll get nowhere trying to sell just your idea. To make money, you have to turn your idea into a product yourself, and sell the product. The real value of a product is about 1% idea and 99% implementation.

Think about it: myspace and facebook both had the same idea, but facebook is worth billions and no one wants to buy myspace. People in the business world know this, so they don't put much value on ideas alone.

I've been working on my own startup lately, and reading a lot (StartupDigest, VentureHacks, Paul Graham's essays - all good reading), and the one thing I hear over and over is that ideas are worthless.

So maybe I misunderstood you, but if you are just hoping to sell your ideas, you may end up disappointed. If you have any good ones, I suggest building a prototype and seeking funding to start a company around it yourself!

Good luck!

-Taylor

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My name is Steven Reed. Currently I work full time for a construction company as a construction estimator, but my passion is inventing. I feel that my mind has evolved over time in such a way that I can look at existing products or systems and see them in a new and different light. I have dozens and dozens of new ideas I devised over the last several years that would fill several areas of the consumer market including automotive, household, electronic, toys, fashion, entertainment, technology, and computer genres. What I need to know is if there is anyone here that is able to help me to get any one of my product ideas licensed and sold. Please let me know if you have nay questions. My email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks.

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I hope I'm not in fault by posting this. Just wanted to let you know that AuthorDash has been accepted to the Windows 8 Store today.Functions:
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- Read active topics
- View authors
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Free for you to use!
Feedback is Always welcome.
Cool, what about getting it listed here ?
Will do that tomorrow
So… it is not compatible with windows 7?
I installed it and give it a try. Actually it's functional and can be useful some times, I guess.
The main problems are the UI design and the start screen icon. The color scheme is too saturated and randomly picked. Also, the start screen icon isn't too atractive. It can be improved a lot. Besides that, it's a good start. Congrats!
Keep it up and continue developing this, maybe it can turn into an essensial app for every Envato user (mostly the buyers)
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City has authority to extend utilities to County Road UU school site
It's within the city of Hudson's legal authority to extend water and sewer service to a possible school site on County UU in the town of Hudson, the City Council was told Monday night.
City Attorney Catherine Munkittrick first delivered the opinion in a memorandum to council members dated Oct. 16, and followed up with comments at the council meeting.
The Hudson Board of Education had asked the city to determine if it was within its legal authority to deliver utility service to property about a mile outside of its boundaries. The school board wanted to know before proceeding with a costly study to determine the technical feasibility of extending the utilities.
Munkittrick said the council would have to amend the City Code to allow water service to be extended outside of the city boundaries. And extending sewer service would require a change in what has been the city's policy and practice, she said.
But several Wisconsin Statutes authorize a city to extend water and sewer service outside of its limits, Munkittrick said.
One of the statutes, Wis. Stat. 66.0813 (4), explicitly names educational purposes as a reason for furnishing utility service outside of a city's corporate limits.
"It is totally within your discretion, really," Munkittrick told the council.
She added that the city wouldn't be obligated to provide the service to any other property than the school site, and that the Hudson Town Board would have to give its approval if town residents wanted to hook up to the utilities.
She cautioned that once the decision is made to extend utilities, the city is committed to providing the service to the property. The only cause for discontinuance would be nonpayment of bills.
In her memorandum to council members, Munkittrick wrote that if the city decides to extend utilities to the property, it should have an agreement with the school district requiring it to pay all the costs associated with the extension and continued maintenance of the infrastructure.
City Development Director Dennis Darnold cautioned that the legal opinion wasn't a green light for the city to proceed with the extensions. He said there are other steps the city will need to take, and any one of them could halt the extensions.
Alderperson John Hoggatt said it would come down to whether it is technically and financially feasible to extend service to the property.
"Technically, it is going to be a huge deal," Hoggatt said, adding that from what he's heard, it might not be feasible.
Hoggatt asked if the school district needed to know if the city was willing to extend the utilities before proceeding with the feasibility study.
Alderperson Lori Bernard said the council needs to know if it is technically feasible before making that commitment.
"My question would be, do they want to build on UU or not?" said Alderperson Mary Yacoub. She said she also wants to know how the extensions would affect the city's water and sewer utilities.
Alderpersons Hoggatt and Randy Morrissette II indicated they would favor extending utilities to the potential school site if it is technically feasible.
Tim Erickson, the school district's financial services director, attended the meeting.
He said the school board wanted to know if it was legally possible to extend utilities to the UU property before making a decision on whether to proceed with the technical study.
"Certainly, there is interest to know if you would change policy," Erickson allowed.
He said the school board would decide at its next meeting whether to proceed with the technical study.
Addressing Yacoub's question, Erickson said the board hasn't decided on a site for a planned new secondary school. It is still exploring the UU site, he said.


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In 1985 in response to the identification of the HIV virus the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta , USA introduced the concept of "universal precautions" which has since been adopted by health care providers across the world. Universal precautions were designed to limit the spread of BBV in the health care setting. The precautions are based on the assumption that all blood and other body fluids, such as saliva that might contain blood should be treated as infectious, because patients with blood borne infections can be asymptomatic or unaware they are infected. Hence the same infection control precautions are applied to all dental patients.
Universal infection control precautions if implemented correctly should protect you and your patients from occupational transmission of all known BBV. Immunisation should not be viewed as a substitute for good infection control practice, especially as there are no vaccines for BBV other than against Hepatitis B.
The relevance of universal precautions to other aspects of disease transmission was recognised by the CDC Atlanta, so in 1996 the concept was expanded to include the precautions required to prevent the spread of airborne infections and those infections transmitted by excretions and secretions. The name was changed from universal precautions to "Standard Precautions".
Standard precautions apply to contact with:
Standard infection control precautions that reduce the exposure of patients, the dental team, laboratory staff, maintenance engineers and the general public to blood and other bodily fluid include:
A comprehensive medical history should be obtained from all patients at the initial visit. Previously completed medical history form should be up-dated regularly i.e. at the start of a new course of treatment. An example is the BDA medical history proforma.
As defined under Standard infection control precautions it is essential to undertake the same infection control procedures for all patients, as many carriers of latent infection are unaware of their condition. Strict confidentiality must be maintained on all information disclosed by patients.
Centre for Disease Control and Prevention. -Guidelines for infection control in the dental health-care setting -2003. MMWR 2003; 52: 1-76.
Clinical Guidelines 2. Infection control. Prevention of healthcare -associated infections in primary and community care. National Institute for Clinical Excellence (NICE). NHS 2003.
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PhD Forum, as part of the 26th Australasian Finance & Banking Conference
- Institution Institute of Global Finance and School of Banking & Finance at the Australian School of Business, UNSW
- Event Type Call for Paper
- Date December 16, 2013 - December 17, 2013
- Location Sydney
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As part of the annual Australasian Finance and Banking Conference, UNSW will host a forum for advanced Finance Doctoral Students who are currently working on their dissertation. The one day forum will offer 10 accepted students the unique opportunity to present their papers and have their work discussed by distinguished members of the finance profession. The students will also have the opportunity to receive feedback and comments related to their research work. Throughout the seminar, students will take valuable advice from leading scholars on issues such as career development and discuss recent developments in finance literature with fellow students and faculty members. AIRFARE AND ACCOMMODATION ASSISTANCE There will be airfare and accommodation assistance of AUD $2000 for PhD candidates from Asia, Europe and North America (provided that their papers are accepted to be included into the PhD forum). PRIZES Prizes will be awarded for the top three papers presented at the PhD Forum. - AUD $1500 will be awarded to the best paper presented at the forum - AUD $1000 will be awarded to the second best paper presented at the forum - AUD $500 will be awarded to the third best paper presented at the forum For further information, please see website.
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A recipe from a church cookbook I inherited from my Great Aunt (the St. John's Lutheran Church in Summit, NJ from 1963). I have not tried these yet. I would imagine the amont of jelly added is very much to taste - feel free to add more per doughnut if you like them really full of jelly.
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Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 envelopes active dry yeast (4 1/2 tsp total)
- 1 1⁄4 cups milk, lukewarm
- 1⁄2 cup shortening, soft
- 3⁄4 cup granulated sugar
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 tablespoon lemon, zest of, grated
- 2 tablespoons rum
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 5 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon grated nutmeg
- oil, for deep frying
- 28 teaspoons jelly (any combination of flavors you like) (optional)
- powdered sugar, for dusting (optional)
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- Add yeast to luekwarm milk, stir and lest rest a few minutes.
- Add half of the shortening, the sugar, salt, lemon zest, rum, and nutmeg.
- Stir in eggs and half of the flour, mixing until smooth.
- Add remaining shortening and flour and mix well.
- Turn out dough onto a floured board and knead well, about 5-10 minutes.
- Place in a greased bowl, flip dough over once to grease top, cover, and let rise until doubles in bulk, about 1 hour.
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- Place on greased baking sheets, cover and let rise until doubled.
- Fry in hot oil (350 F) according to your deep fryer's instructions or until golden brown.
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We know that the majority of people biking in San Francisco are biking politely, and giving pedestrians the right of way. Unfortunately, it's the scofflaw cyclists who are noticed most. So we at the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition wanted to say thank you to everyone who is following the rules of the road and being a great bike ambassador. We noticed!
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DECATUR - A jury awarded $40,000 Friday to a man who says musician Kid Rock and his entourage beat him and smashed his cell phones during a 2007 fight at a Waffle House restaurant.
Harlen Akins sued Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, and five members of his entourage over the fight. DeKalb County State Court Judge Johnny Panos on Thursday dismissed two of the defendants.
Akins sought $6,000 in medical fees and an unspecified amount in punitive damages. The jury decided not to award punitive damages, but gave him $40,000 in compensatory damages.
The jury saw a lot of provocation from both sides and couldn't attribute blame completely to either, said the foreman, who declined to give his name.
He said $6,000 was granted for medical expenses, $700 for the market value of the two cell phones, and the rest for pain and suffering.
The damages will be divided among the four remaining defendants based on how much responsibility each was assigned. Kid Rock will pay 15 percent; his personal assistant James Murphy will pay 10 percent; his executive assistant Brian Lang will pay 5 percent; and his guitarist Jason Krause will pay 70 percent.
Krause was assessed more because he threw the first punch, the foreman said.
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by Lee Chi-dong
Washington (Yonhap) Feb 01, 2013
The U.S. government made clear Thursday that it makes no sense to compare the rocket launches of the two Koreas.
"You know our view that there is no basis for comparing the behavior of the ROK in space with the behavior of the DPRK," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said at a press briefing.
She was using the acronym of the formal names of the Koreas -- the Republic of Korea and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
Earlier in the day, South Korea succeeded in its third attempt to put a scientific satellite into orbit. South Korea has secured communication with the satellite at 3:27 a.m. (local time).
Nuland confirmed that South Korea's launch was successful, citing an assessment by U.S. officials who observed it.
South Korea has become the 11th nation to send a rocket out of the planet, although the realization of its long-time goal has been a bit overshadowed by a successful launch by North Korea over a month earlier.
The U.S., however, drew a clear line between the two in terms of the transparency of their programs.
"The DPRK (North Korea), obviously, is completely proscribed under binding U.N. Security Council resolutions from -- based on its ballistic missile activity -- from any kind of launching, whereas the ROK (South Korea) has developed its space launch program completely responsibly," she said.
Nuland did not address a question about concerns that Seoul's move may drive a regional arms race.
She instead said Pyongyang will be able to enjoy the same right in a legitimate way if it comes clean on its weapons of mass destruction ambitions.
"The North shouldn't see it as a threat because they, too, can enjoy the same transparency with regard to the program that the rest of us have, which is a far cry from the way the DPRK itself behaves," she said.
Nuland sidestepped a question about whether her department formally regards North Korea as a member of the elite "global space club."
"I don't know what the definition of that is, but you know how concerned we are about any launch and any activity that involves ballistic missile technology," she said.
Another department official later pointed out that there is no formal definition for such a space club.
"It's not a formal designation or organization. So, we don't have an official position on who would be a 'member,'" the official told Yonhap News Agency on background.
U.S. space authorities confirmed North Korea's rocket, Unha-3, released a payload satellite into orbit Dec. 12. But it remains unclear whether the satellite is viable.
Experts say the North's launch was partially successful and emphasize the concern is the possibility of using the technology to fire long-range missiles.
"What North Korea launched was a space-launch vehicle carrying a satellite," said David Wright, co-director and senior scientist for the global security program at the Union of Concerned Scientists. "U.S. radars have seen the satellite that it successfully put into orbit, although that satellite appears to be rotating while orbiting, so it is not able to communicate with the ground."
The upper stage was designed to carry a light-weight satellite and not a warhead, which would be much heavier, he added.
The prominent U.S. rocket scientist told Yonhap, "The concern is that the technology used in this launcher could also be used to make a long-range missile."
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Tangy Green Zebra Gazpacho
Green Zebras are heirloom tomatoes with a striped pattern; they are sweet like red tomatoes but give this gazpacho a lovely jade hue. To make the chilled soup extra tangy, use tomatillos or unripe red tomatoes instead of Green Zebras.
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- Servings: 10
- Time(Other): Plus 1 hr chilling
- 2 pounds Green Zebra tomatoes, cored and coarsely chopped, plus 1 Green Zebra tomato cut into small wedges for garnish
- 1 seedless cucumber, unpeeled and coarsely chopped, plus finely diced unpeeled cucumber for garnish
- 1 medium sweet onion, coarsely chopped
- 1 Hass avocado—halved, pitted and peeled
- 1 small jalapeño, stemmed and seeded
- 2 garlic cloves
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lime juice
- 2 tablespoons mint leaves, plus more for garnish
- 2 tablespoons cilantro leaves
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for drizzling
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
How to make this recipe
In a blender, combine half each of the coarsely chopped green tomatoes, cucumber and onion with the avocado, jalapeño, garlic, lime juice and 1 cup of cold water and puree until smooth. Transfer the puree to a large bowl.
Add the remaining coarsely chopped green tomatoes, cucumber and onion to the blender along with the 2 tablespoons of mint, the cilantro and 1/4 cup of olive oil and pulse to a chunky puree. Add the puree to the bowl and stir well. Refrigerate the soup until well chilled, about 1 hour. Season the gazpacho with salt and pepper and ladle it into chilled bowls. Garnish the cold soup with the tomato wedges, diced cucumber, mint leaves and a drizzle of olive oil and serve.
Make Ahead
The green gazpacho can be stored in an airtight container and refrigerated overnight.
Suggested Pairing
At Katie Lee's party, the guests drank a vibrant, lemony Sauvignon Blanc from New York with this refreshing soup. A good choice would be a Sauvignon Blanc from a cool climate, like New Zealand's Marlborough region.


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i need some new spots lads, when i hit up LDN i usually just go into vans (carnaby), hideout, dsm, uniqlo and (previously) bape. anyone know any other good stores in town? and also, anyone know where i can find a japanese bookstore in town, need some magazines for my graphics product courseowrk?
Est LND, WHERE THE THE PARTIES AT!!!! Ask Anybody.
we're opening a Shoreditch showroom in a week or 2. Trade only, but maybe we'll try and organise a get together with some previews once we've got a suitable bench set-up... it's not streetwear without a bench after all. Doing a sample sale in the Vibe Bar in the Truman Brewery the first weekend of July as well. pm for details.
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