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Ned is a cool dude. Until it comes to breakfast/lunch/dinner time. Then he cant get food into his innards quickly enough. He's like his father. No baby led weaning for this little fella, he'd be in a such a frenzy trying to shove the food in that he'd not really manage to get any food. Luckily Plum Baby came to our rescue and sent him a selection of their 4 month + pouches. I like Plum Baby, one of my weaning experiences is in their 'weaning of life' booklet, they have a great website packed full of useful advice and their baby food is organic and wholesome.
From their 4 month + range Ned's favourite without doubt is the Spinach, Sweet Potato and Apple pouch, he literally bounces up and down in his chair when he sees it. I have to admit, being used to baby led weaning I sort of forgot the mess that ensues when feeding babies purée and so he has been relegated to the old highchair in the kitchen rather than the Tripp Trapp at the dining room table. I'm a mean mummy, but I do have cream carpets!
The lovely thing about these little pouches is that they are perfect for when you are out and about as they as so portable. I also think that the fact that you are not putting your spoon into the food each time, which means that none of the product goes to waste as you can put the remainder back into the fridge, is a genius idea.
Now, lets face it, I can't really review puréed baby food personally can I, other than to say I think it looks healthy and the containers are quite practical. However, I think this little face says it all.
There are five different flavours in the 4 + range and you can buy them in all the major supermarkets or from their online store If you check out their website at the moment they also have a half price voucher.


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As mature as the storage industry is, the year had so many startups, funding rounds and acquisitions that it might just as well have been the Wild West.
NetApp To Make $1.2 Billion Bid For SolidFire: SourcesNetApp, which has seen its all-flash storage business grow even as its FlashRay business has not, looks set to make a bid for all-flash storage array maker SolidFire, but other vendors have also discussed such an acquisition, industry sources tell CRN.
Carbonite Taps Bit9's Jessica Couto To Serve As Vice President, North American Channel SalesCouto sat down with CRNtv to discuss her new post and Carbonite's new disaster recovery portfolio.
Storage Startup Cohesity Appoints Ex-NetApp CEO To Board, Former Nicira CEO Joins As AdviserCohesity, run by former Google engineer and Nutanix co-founder Mohit Aron, named a couple of well-known industry veterans to board and advisory roles.
NetApp Exec: Company Ready to Grow with New CEO, Flash, Cloud OfferingsNew NetApp CEO George Kurian is squeezing out efficiencies in declining legacy lines so the vendor can double down on the surging cloud and flash storage markets.
IDC: Storage Sales Shift From On-Prem External Arrays Toward Cloud, Server-Based StorageA move away from external storage arrays spells bad news for storage-focused vendors, and by extension their solution provider communities.
Pure Storage CEO: Dell-EMC Deal Didn't Come From StrengthPure Storage CEO Scott Dietzen said Dell's proposed acquisition of EMC will create confusion and strategy shifts, enabling his company to win customers and channel partners from EMC.
The 10 Coolest Storage Startups Of 2015The importance of startups in developing new technologies that can significantly impact the storage industry continued this year as a strong new crop of technology developers rose to stake their claim.
Violin Memory Reports Disappointing Quarter, Is Exploring 'Strategic Alternatives'The all-flash storage array vendor's CEO cited a delay in a large solution rollout because of technical issues with the installed base of one of its largest customers for the revenue drop, and said the company remains attractive even as it explores strategic alternatives.
Dell Said To Be Talking To Buyout Firms, Citigroup About Sale Of SonicWall, Quest, PerotDell is in serious discussions with several well-known buyout firms about the possibility of their purchasing SonicWall and Quest Software, and with Citigroup about selling Perot Systems in deals that could significantly cut the debt that would result from its EMC acquisition, according to Reuters.
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Why stay at Gretna Hall?
Gretna Hall was a manor house built in the 18th century, transformed into a comfortable hotel with an excellent location for romantic weekends, leisure breaks and short family holidays. While the hotel has been updated with facilities and a new wing of additional guest accommodation, the hall retains much of its historic character and many original features. 10 acres of grounds give it a countryside feel, yet the village of Gretna Green is just a few minutes' walk, Gretna town centre is less than a mile away and junction 22 of the A74 (M) is a moment's drive from the hotel.
The nearby village of Gretna Green was renowned as the first stop in Scotland for coaches making their way north from London, and became a popular destination for young couples coming north to get married under Scottish law. Today, the village remains the wedding capital of Britain and the Famous Blacksmiths Shop is one of the area's most popular visitor's attractions, with an exhibition detailing its history, a restaurant and boutique style shopping centre. For those looking for a bargain, you could also head along the road to Gretna's designer outlet village, which offers a great place to find some retail therapy.
Being close to the border between Scotland and England, the hotel also offers an ideal base for exploring the area – with Dumfries & Galloway to the north and east, and Cumbria to the South. As such, you can choose to take in the sights at Carlisle, celebrate Robert Burns in Dumfries or discover history at Hadrian's Wall. It's all within easy driving distance of the Gretna Hall Hotel.
At the end of the day, you can enjoy some fine Scottish cuisine in the hotel's restaurant or relax with a drink in the comfort of the bar and lounge. Whether staying in the old hall or the more modern wing, you'll find the accommodation and facilities at the hotel comfy and well appointed – the perfect place to unwind after a busy day.
Where is the Gretna Hall Hotel?
Gretna Green, Gretna, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, DG16 5DY
Gretna Hall is off the B7076 between the village of Gretna Green and the town of Gretna, close to where the A75 and A74 (M) meet – at junction 22. Gretna Green railway station is just a couple of minutes' walk from the front door and offers services to Glasgow, Dumfries and Carlisle.
What's worth visiting in Gretna?
- Devil's Porridge Museum – This fascinating museum offers an insight into the armaments factory that once stood in Gretna, serving as a reminder of the horrors of WW1.
- Gretna Gateway Outlet Village – Ideal for an afternoon's retail therapy, this excellent collection of outlet shops has lots of bargains in store for the determined shopper.
- Westlands Activity Centre – With a range of outdoor activities, from quad biking to paintball, this centre has something for the whole family.
- Dumfries & Galloway Arts Festival: May 20th - 29th 2016 – Based around Dumfries, this is a ten-day festival that brings together a mix of drama, music, comedy and art, with performers from across the country.
- Hadrian's Wall – This ancient roman fortification was built to separate the empire 'from the barbarians'. Today the remains stretch for around 80 miles, with many site offering a fascinating archaeological attraction.
- Carlisle Castle – Built during the reign of William the Conqueror's son, this castle is more than 900 years old and today is home to an engaging visitor's attraction.
Where is there to eat & drink at the hotel?
The hotel's Anvil Restaurant has an elegant, traditional dining area that offers a relaxed but refined atmosphere for fine dining. With a choice of table d'hôte and a la carte menus, the restaurant offers a truly traditional take on British and European cuisine, coupled with an extensive wine list to ensure that there's a bottle to complement your meal.
For a more casual dining experience, the comfortable bar and lounge offers a menu of comforting bar meals and light bites throughout the day and into the evening, as well as indulgent cream teas and afternoon teas – not to mention a wide range of beers, wines and spirits.
Breakfast: 7am – 10am (from 8am Sundays)
Lunch: 12noon – 2pm
Dinner: 6pm – 9.30pm
Features at a glance
- Traditional Scottish hotel
- Former 18th century manor house
- Close to Scottish-English border
- 100 comfortable guest rooms
- Mixture of traditional and contemporary accommodation
- Well situated for visiting Gretna Green
- Ideal for romantic breaks and weekends
- Close to Gretna Gateway Outlet Village
- Traditional fine dining restaurant
- Cosy Lounge Bar
- Ample free guest parking
What else do I need to know?
- Check in after 3pm, check out by 11am.
- To book family rooms or suites, please get in touch with our booking team.
- Dogs are not permitted at the hotel.
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"Gretna may have built its reputation as a wedding destination, but there's more to the town and the area than marriage – with both Dumfries and Galloway and Cumbria close by and well worth exploring. The Gretna Hall hotel offers the perfect spot for seeing it all. It's an historic building in its own right, while the local history and culture of the Famous Blacksmiths Shop is just a short stroll from the hotel. Whether it's for a romantic breaks or long weekends, the Gretna Hall Hotel is packed with character, making it an ideal setting for your visit."


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When the Capitol Hill Times first interviewed Seattle University Student Government president Carlos Rodriguez on Jan. 18, he had made his status as an undocumented student public in a statement on the 2016 Elections three months before.
Inauguration Day was approaching and Rodriguez, who was born in Mexico but has lived in the U.S. since he was 3 years old, was feeling anxious about his future.
When CHT followed up with Rodriguez on Friday, Jan. 27, he was exhausted, scared and depressed.
The future was full of uncertainty before Jan. 20, but now it has become a nightmare for him, after President Donald Trump signed an executive order targeting undocumented immigrants Jan. 25.
The terrifying prospect of deportation is now a serious concern for the SU student and the roughly 11 million undocumented immigrants in the U.S.
"In terms of my mental health, I'm worried," Rodriguez said. "I can't sleep anymore. I stay up all night. I have terrible nightmares. I wake up in the middle of my sleep screaming for no reason. As a result, I felt a lot more fear, and everything is becoming more realistic regarding what I have to do to protect myself, my family and other people who are undocumented."
Rodriguez decided to quit his job as building monitor for SU's public safety department Thursday, and will resign from his administrative internship with the King County Prosecutor's Office next week.
He has also been thinking about stepping down from his position as student government president these days (Note: Rodriguez announced his resignation on Monday, Jan. 30).
"I want to take better care of my health and dedicate myself to helping other people in my community," Rodriguez said.
Trump has claimed that Mexico only sends the worst people to the U.S. Rodriguez has two jobs, a full course load and a position in student government.
The SU senior said he was immediately upset when he saw the news about Trump's executive orders Wednesday morning. But he was participating in a fundraising event for Seattle Children's Hospital, so he decided to avoid seeing any more news and continue with his daily activities.
The day after was when all the consequences affecting him and his family hit, he said.
"I didn't want to talk about it; I didn't want to think about it on Wednesday. I was upset by all the executive orders, and I saw the orders on immigration as a personal attack," Rodriguez said. "And then [on Thursday,] I said to myself, 'This is real. This is real, and is going to impact me and my family. Now I have to figure out what I'm going to do.'"
As a member of a Jesuit university, Rodriguez spends time reflecting on the role of religion and Christianity in terms of the current state of the country.
"I was watching a video by Jesuit priest James Martin, and he was talking about Christianity, being a good Christian and how we should accept immigrants and refugees because that's in the Bible," Rodriguez said. "And he was talking about how un-Christian from us to not accept people looking for safety. I like to think about that in a worldwide context and in the United States."
Rodriguez and other undocumented immigrants are not alone.
Mayor Ed Murray responded to Trump's enforcement executive orders Jan. 25 during a press conference held outside City Hall. His message: As a sanctuary city, Seattle is ready to fight back.
"I want to assure Seattle residents that while they are right to be alarmed about President Trump's divisive vision, they should not be concerned that this city will be bullied into stepping away from its commitments and values," Murray said. "The city of Seattle will continue to protect the rights guaranteed to the city and its people by the United States Constitution and will challenge any unconstitutional policies that threaten the security of our communities."
Seattle University is also willing to step up and protect its population of undocumented students.
"It's important to enhance our general awareness of issues experienced by undocumented students," Seattle University Office of Multicultural Affairs director Czarina Ramsey wrote in an email. "With limited information on what may occur in a Trump administration, we have worked actively to ensure that our students feel supported and understand available resources. The information included on the FAQ section of the OMA website was authored in a way to address the immediate concerns. It is also important for undocumented students, particularly those with DACA status, to be familiar with their rights and seek support from legal counsel."


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I subscribe to the philosophy that people are genuinely good, so I try to give them the benefit of the doubt. I like deep conversations, and analyzing the world around me. I have a variety of interests including sports, snowboarding, wake boarding, clubbing, and I really like to travel. I recently went paintballing after forever and that was fun. I also work out quite a bit, running and lifting weights.
I feel like I'm adaptable and can get along with pretty much anyone and I am very friendly. I've traveled quite a bit so far, but still want to go see more of South America, Asia, Australia, Africa and I've been to Europe pretty often, but really like it and want to return.
Recently I've decided that I'm looking for three things with potential friends that are female:
1. Attraction-it's important, even though I wish I wasn't so shallow...I've tried and can't get past the importance of this
2. Communication- I consider myself a great communicator, and it can be hard to find people that click and communicate on a high level. The level where you can talk for hours about anything and everything.
3. Openness- We are all unique and different. Whomever we spend time with is not going to be exactly like us and that's ok. In fact that's part of what make life exciting and the world so beautiful is the diversity. It's important to respect and appreciate alternative perspective and not be so set in ways.
Finding those three things together is proving to be quite a task indeed.
I'm open to all races, but my kids are mixed, so you must be ok with that.
I'm great at conversation from what I've bee told. Of course it takes two to have a good one of those.
Would an open relationship work?
What can I do to get in tip top shape?
Is she looking at me? Should I go talk to her? What would I say?
Does Ron Paul really think getting rid of the Fed is the answer to all our problems? Why?
Why are conservative religious people the ones that are most opposed to other conservative religious people of other faiths?
Sex (Really who doesn't think about this at least some?)
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Hope for the Best (part 2)
Master Sideth was not, in fact, entirely comfortable in the Drunkard's Vote cantina. He was there looking for someone named only "Jeb", a human trader of some repute. Just WHAT repute, he wasn't entirely sure, but contacts on Coruscant had said he did a lot of traveling around various parts of the Galaxy, was generally known for not losing members of his crew to the Empire, and could be counted on to be, when needed, discrete.
The uncomfortable looking Jedi stood out amidst the general riffraff of Coruscant's trading and spaceport centers in such a way that several people had already asked if he was lost. The fourth such person to approach him hadn't had such worries.
"I'm Jeb. I'm not entirely sure what you folks want from me, but I was told that the idea wasn't one I should pass up, at least not without hearing what you had to say."
"Er… yes. Captain Jeb. I'm Master Sideth, of the Jedi Council on Tython. We have a rather unusual situation on our hands, and as such were hoping that some sort of accord might be reached regarding two very skilled Jedi that have previously been in my employ."
"Previously, eh?"
"Well yes. They've been removed from their positions within the Temple for… er… misconduct."
"Oh, so you want me to babysit them while they're in time out, huh?"
"Er… not exactly. But… well. Yes, and no. They need positions away from teaching, and away from impressionable Padawans, but they're highly skilled and useful, as well as being largely pragmatic individuals."
"So what do I get out of this, besides two hand-waving Jedi to keep out of trouble?"
"You get the best star-chart reader we have, and one of the best battle healers we've ever seen. Both were in teaching positions in the Temple, but … that is no longer an option for them. They'd be valuable members of a crew, and I can guarantee their willingness to obey orders. Both are capable in flight crew duties as well."
Jeb seemed to think about that for a moment. He didn't currently have a full time healer. Star charts weren't so much a problem, but an extra navigator was never a bad thing to have around.
The Jedi looked even more uncomfortable. "There is also this." He lay a bag of credits on the table. "It's not much, but it's their pay for the rest of the month. They've agreed to let me use it to help secure an appropriate assignment."
Jeb weighed the bag in his hand. It wasn't much, but it was something. And he really could stand to have a trained medic on staff. "How long do you want me to play 'keeper' for you?"
"That's unknown at this time, Captain."
"Then this ain't enough pay. Make it six month's salary and you got yourself a deal," replied Jeb with a dark look on his face.
Master Sideth frowned. "And how am I to know you'll pay this to these two Jedi properly?"
Jeb grinned. "How are you to know I won't space them as soon as we leave the atmosphere? Look, sunshine. Fact is, I ain't never stiffed a member of my crew. Ever. You don't believe me, well, there ain't nothing I can do about that. But if you want me to do your job for you, you're gonna pay me in advance. Right here, right now. Otherwise, you can take your misbehaving children and your coin and your lightsaber, and shove 'em both where the sun don't shine."
Sideth focused and waved his hand before Jeb. "One month's pay will be fine."
Jeb smiled. "No it won't. And your parlor tricks won't work on me. Six months pay. Final chance, sunshine."
Sideth grunted, reached into his robes, and added to the pouch before handing it over.
Jeb felt the wait of the pouch, grinned, and shook the Jedi master's hand.
Two days later, Aely found herself and her (admittedly few) worldly possessions waiting on a transport ship bound for Coruscant. Someone named Jeb would apparently be meeting them there for assignment details and her duties within something named the Coruscant Trade Company.
It didn't sound promising, for what she knew of most unaffiliated Traders, but … well, it was better than being thrown out entirely. Master Sideth hadn't had much to say about the assignment, other than that it would likely take them all over the galaxy, and would probably be at least somewhat dangerous. There wasn't a lot known about the Empire's movements in the farther worlds, but it was common knowledge that traders were usually the ones doing questionable assignments.
Arrens sat dozing in the last of the Tython afternoon sunshine, unconcerned at the moment. At least, regardless of what happened with this Jeb person, they'd be handling it together.
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He said he killed 160 people, perhaps many more, making him one of the leading U.S. military snipers of all time. In the course of four combat deployments to Iraq, he said insurgents nicknamed him "the devil of Ramadi" and placed a $20,000 bounty on his head.
"After the first kill, the others come easy," Chris Kyle wrote last year in his best-selling memoir of Iraqi war service with the elite Navy SEALs. "I don't have to psych myself up, or do something special mentally — I look through the scope, get my target in the cross hairs, and kill my enemy, before he kills one of my people."


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Just how macho can Macho Again be?
Owner West Point Thoroughbreds hopes the answer will be plenty today in the Grade I $1-million Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course.
Macho Again, a Florida-bred son of Macho Uno, can become the fourth consecutive horse to win the Jim Dandy Stakes and Travers. Known as the Mid-Summer Derby, the 11/4-mile Travers (Race 11, 5:45 p.m.) will be on ESPN from Saratoga Springs, N.Y.
"I'd like to think of this group of 3-year-olds, besides Big Brown, a couple of horses are starting to improve and put their games together," said Terry Finley, West Point founder and president. "I think we're one of those horses."
This is the 139th edition of the Travers, the nation's oldest thoroughbred race. Twelve 3-year-olds make up the largest field since 1990, with nine having graded-stakes victories. Pyro, second to Macho Again in the Grade II Jim Dandy, is the early 7-2 favorite, with Macho Again at 6-1.
Like Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown, Macho Again was broken and trained in Ocala. He was developed at Crupi's New Castle Farm, 8 miles from Eddie Woods Training Center, where Big Brown worked. They have raced against each other twice: Macho Again ran second in the Preakness and placed fifth in the Belmont, where Big Brown finished last.
"He's the kind of horse that you don't want to get into a street fight with, because he's going to come back at you," Finley said. "I'm not sure he's the most talented horse in the land, but I know when you put everything together, he's the total package. …
"If we jump up and run well, there's a lot of interesting possibilities, one of which is getting another shot at Big Brown."
That meeting could come in the Breeders' Cup Classic on Oct. 25 at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif., which has a synthetic track. Macho Again has tried that surface twice, finishing seventh both times.
"Being hopeful sounds good to me," trainer Dallas Stewart said. "But we really haven't discussed it much. We would love to have a really good 4-year-old. He still has some developing to do, and we think his best race is going to be ahead of him."
Julien Leparoux will ride Macho Again, whose paternal grandsire, Holy Bull, won the 1994 Travers.
More horses: Tampa Bay Downs graduate Gentleman James faces 10 3-year-old colts in the Grade I $250,000 King's Bishop Stakes (Race 10, 5:10) on the Travers undercard. … Ginger Punch won the $400,000 Personal Ensign Stakes for fillies and mares by a nose at Saratoga.
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Court jails Jordanian businessman Shamaylih on counts of fraud
Jordanian businessman Majd Sami Shamaylih has been sentenced to six years in jail and ordered to return more than 11.7 million Jordanian dinars ($16 million) he was found guilty of stealing, reported Al-Watan.
The decision closed Shamaylih's state security trial on Wednesday, September 17, 2003, regarding the defrauding of three major banks in the Kingdom of 72.5 million Jordanian dinars ($102 million). He was sentenced on two counts of fraud and forgery of a document for personal gain but was acquitted on charges of using official documents and stamps.
Shamaylih was accused of having secured un-guaranteed bank loans and credits worth more than $100 million. As the general manager of the Global Business Company, he obtained the funds as credit facilities to support his business. Of the total loans, JD 44 million were extended by the Jordan National Bank, JD 20 million by the Investment and Finance Bank and JD 8.5 by the Jordan Gulf Bank.
Corruption charges have been filed in the past against Shamaylih, the son of an ex-ambassador, who is also married to the daughter of a Jordanian diplomat. Shamaylih formed his company in 1998. The firm markets computers, communications equipment, and security systems and provides Information Technology (IT) services. — (menareport.com)
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Type of Document Dissertation Author Vidal, Martin Andreas Author's Email Address firstname.lastname@example.com URN etd-04032008-211137 Title Characterization and Comparison of Cell Frequency, Growth, and Multipotential Differentiation of Adult Mesenchymal Stromal Cells Derived from Equine Bone Marrow and Adipose Tissue Degree Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Department Veterinary Clinical Sciences Advisory Committee
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Date of Defense 2007-11-05 Availability unrestricted AbstractEquine bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) and adipose tissue-derived stromal cells (ASCs) were compared for frequency within their respective tissues, cell doubling characteristics and differentiation multipotential in culture based on histochemical staining and compositional analysis. Equine MSCs and ASCs from young adult horses were harvested and isolated from sternal bone marrow and supragluteal subcutaneous adipose tissue, respectively, and grown up to passage 10 (P10) to determine cell doubling characteristics. Limit dilution assays were performed on primary and passaged (P2, P4) MSCs and ASCs to determine the frequency of colony forming units with a fibroblastic phenotype (CFU-F), and the frequency of MSC differentiation into adipocytes (CFU-Ad) and osteoblasts (CFU-Ob). Pellet cultures of MSCs and ASCs at P2 were performed in chondrogenic media with or without transforming growth factor (TGF-â3) and bone morphogenic protein (BMP-6). Collagen type II expression, glycosaminoglycan and DNA content and pellet size were measured.
Primary MSCs doubled more slowly than subsequent MSC passages (DT = 4.9 ± 1.6 days compared to 1.4 ± 0.22 days). Doubling time of ASCs (2.1 ± 0.9 days) was significantly slower than that of MSCs. Primary MSC frequency was 1 in 4,224 ± 3,265 nucleated BM cells while the frequency of ASC was 1 in 2.3 ± 0.4 nucleated stromal vascular fraction cells. Primary and subcultured MSCs showed robust adipogenic and osteogenic differentiation potential. MSC pellet cultures developed collagen type II expression by Day 7 and hyaline matrix by Day 14. ASC pellets only exhibited mild matrix or collagen formation under electron microscopic examination but showed no immunohistochemical expression of collagen type II. MSC pellets supplemented with growth factors were larger (p <0.0033) and showed significant increases in GAG concentration by Day 14 compared with all other pellets of both cell types (P<.0001).
The frequency, in vitro growth rate, and adipogenic and osteogenic differentiation potential of young adult horses are similar to those documented for MSCs of other species, whereas in vitro growth rate of ASCs differs from human ASCs. MSCs show earlier osteogenesis compared with ASCs and more robust chondrogenesis in the presence or absence of human recombinant TGFâ3 and BMP6.
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I really wish Japanese RPGs(JRPGs) were more prominent in the West nowadays than they used to be. I feel that there is a real deficit in terms of variety and quality when it comes to console JRPGs in particular. The most definitive JRPG off the top of my head in our current generation of consoles would most likely be Final Fantasy XIII and that's not due to its quality (or lack thereof) but the feelings of nostalgia that many older gamers still hold in regards to the earlier iterations of the FF series and the disappointing attempt to bridge the gap between what many gamers grew up with and what we're given today.
I was born in 1989 and seeing as I owned both a SEGA Megadrive and Genesis as a child and never a NES/SNES, I grew up on a healthy but limited diet of Sonic, Lemmings and other platformers I'd rent from my local Video Ezy at the time. If I reflect back on it, I felt I owned the wrong console. Then again, I never got a choice anyway as I was only 4 and my parents simply picked the SEGA over the Nintendo probably due to a coin flip at the local Toys R Us.
My first taste of JRPGs came much later in 1999 when a family friend let me play a demo of FFVIII on the PSX. I was hooked and ashamed at my ignorance that such a genre even existed! Understandably, I was a kid with no disposable income so when it came to my monthly trips to Kmart, Target or Electronics Boutique, I naturally gravitated towards the biggest titles on offer. Somehow, FFVII skipped right past me.
Still, I kick myself sometimes for never having had the opportunity to play games like Chrono Trigger or Illusion of Time when they were first released as opposed to their remakes (if any) today. In some respects, I sort of wish I was another 10 years older so that I would've been simply able to purchase such JRPG gems without having had to reassure my mother that the storyline of Final Fantasy VII or Front Mission 3 didn't contain any bad influences apart from a tragic murder or two.
It also doesn't help that PAL regions in particular are considered a backwater when it comes to localisation choices for this genre. Translating the game from Japanese to English is one thing but then only releasing it in North America and not bothering with the rest of the world started to become a common and enduring trend for JRPGs. Luckily, I made the right decision to own both a PAL and NTSC PSX over an N64 so I considered myself fortunate that I was at least able to play Chrono Cross and Persona 2: Eternal Punishment, 2 excellent titles that never officially made it to our Australian shores to this day.
The PS2 was no different in some respects as while more JRPGs did make it to Europe and Australia, that didn't necessarily mean they were any easier to purchase considering the supply available. In Brisbane in the late 90s, it was relatively straight forward purchasing Croc or Tomb Raider but trying to look for a copy of Legend of Legaia or Jade Cocoon: Legend of the Tamamayu was as difficult as finding someone nearby who even knew what titles I was talking about.
In some respects, you could easily learn the concept of supply and demand with old JRPGs by observing how relatively few copies of such games when they were released more often than not equate to extremely high prices on eBay today. It's a bit ironic that for a somewhat niche genre, there is a lot of value and nostalgia placed by many on these games in particular. If only there was some way to transfer and maximise this sense of goodwill about JRPGs to a wider audience would it have been possible for companies to bother localising more games for our region to begin with. Then I could've at least judged Xenogears's plot firsthand on the actual console without having to resort to an emulator 10 years later.
In the age of PS3, Xbox 360 and Wii, I'm particularly appalled at the JRPGs on offer. I enjoyed my time with Lost Odyssey but it's eerie similarities to the older FF titles made it a bit of an empty pretender. Tales of Vesperia was a great title with a likeable protagonist and a passable story but it was scarce as hell to find and only just recently got a reprint overseas. Star Ocean 4: The Last Hope on the other hand was rubbish and made its PS2 predecessor Star Ocean: Till the End of Time look like a masterpiece. If you didn't notice beforehand, Sony's consoles have really been my saviour over the years for JRPG consumption. It's just a shame that heavyweights like Square Enix would rather churn out remakes and ports on handhelds than create new JRPG franchises or even bother with releasing Kingdom Hearts 3 or FF Versus XIII already.
The PSP and even DS though seem to be the new home for JRPGs lately. Having played Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky lately and other titles like the The World Ends With You, handhelds have become today's platform of choice towards getting our JRPG fix. I appreciate the fact that having a 40 hour game in your pocket is a great thing to carry around but I do miss playing more of the genre on the big screen though.
Even the Wii had a tremendous JRPG recently called Xenoblade Chronicles but considering the limited appeal of JRPGs, its release here in Australia was like an unnoticed fart that disappeared as soon it passed. Compare that to the massive US response through a petition to have Xenoblade Chronicles released in the NTSC region in the first place because it was considered by some a game so good that it was worth the additional cost of purchasing a Wii (and harassing Nintendo America) just to play it.
Despite my ramblings, JRPGs will probably be further confined to prolonged obscurity considering what's on offer today. I offer no solutions to this problem as I'm neither Japanese nor a video game developer but I do await a time when the PS3 in particular will be able to offer a line-up of titles equivalent to the PS2's countless array of quality JRPGs. I love the genre because of its involving storylines, the length at which it takes to complete them and also that sense of power in your characters when you're near the end.
I just only wished a more significant number of people liked them as well.
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SAN ANTONIO • Manu Ginobili's 3-pointer from the wing with 1.2 seconds left in double overtime lifted the San Antonio Spurs to a thrilling 129-127 victory over the Golden State Warriors and Stephen Curry's 44 points in Game 1 of their Western Conference semifinals Monday night.
The Spurs trailed by 16 points with 4 minutes left in regulation before going on an 18-2 run to close the fourth quarter and force overtime.
They trailed 127-126 with 3.9 seconds left in the second overtime before Ginobili hit his 3-pointer off a cross-court inbounds pass from Kawhi Leonard.


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Seco Pearl by Susan Ressler
Celebrating Independence in Small Town America
de Susan Ressler
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Before Barack Obama was elected, the village of Arroyo Seco (just north of Taos) in New Mexico was celebrating independence with a unique 4th of July Parade. But in 2008, everyone "upped the ante" and the parade included more political floats, in the hope that Obama would be elected.
In 2009 I reissued this book to celebrate Obama's presidency and the regime change we all hoped was underway.
This is a reissue of the 2009 edition with a twist: a postscript added in 2010 that questions just how far we've actually come.
This book is a "gem" just like Arroyo Seco. And because of its focus on Obama (in the floats and the shining faces), it's a moment you won't soon forget.
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The singer faced technical difficulty when a teleprompter malfunctioned while hosting a TV show in Britain.
Singer Peter Andre struggled with a live TV presenting job in Britain on Wednesday, June 9 when a teleprompter malfunctioned and he was forced to improvise. The "Mysterious Girl" hitmaker was appearing as a guest host on "The 5 O'Clock Show" when the technical difficulty occurred, leaving the Aussie trying to think up his own questions for British comedian Julian Clary.
The funnyman didn't help - as Andre struggled to come up with topics to chat about, Clary urged the singer and reality TV star to "try and have something to eat tomorrow - a nice cooked breakfast!" Andre attempted to make light of the technical difficulties, joking, "Our producer is almost having a heart attack in the back!"
After the show, Andre took to his Twitter.com page to explain the mishap, writing: "Things just kept going wrong in the Julian Clary interview. And then the autocue died. But I thank him for his patience. Live TV ouch. Had a few technical probs (problems) on the live show today but I just couldn't stop laughing."


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I'm currently 28 weeks pg and soon will be having an appointment with an OB to discuss my elective CS. This will be the last opportunity I have to talk to the OB directly, so I was wondering if you could help me come up with a list of questions, to make sure I haven't forgotten anything. I'm sure there are so many questions that I will think of... after I have the appointment
Help me oh wise ones
Edited to update the list...
...and add the answers I received. I'm sure every hospital is different, but thought answers might be helpful to anyone in the same situation.
Can I have immediate skin to skin contact with bub?
Ideally, yes. Providing there are no immediate issues, skin to skin contact is encouraged ASAP. A support person/partner is required to help you hold baby.
CanI attempt BFing immediately?
As above. The goal is to get baby on the breast ASAP.
Will bub be taken away from me for a prolonged period of time after the op?
No, providing there are no health issues with baby or mum. If a MW is not available to accompany me to recovery, baby will stay with DH for this time.
Whether cameras are allowed in operating room?
Yes, providing I have a support person that is responisble for it.
Can you partner / husband stay with you the entire time? From surgery through to recovery, then up to the ward.
Once the epi/spinal is administered and the surgeons are ready, the support person is allowed into theatre, providing a general anaesthetic is not required, in which case they will not be permitted into theatre. I can't remember if they are permitted in recovery.
Is your partner allowed in with you in the anaesthetic room when you have your spinal/epi put in? No.
where will incision be made? If repeat CS, will old scar be removed during surgery?
In my case, the incision will be made directly through my old scar.
What type of stitches used?
Depends on the surgeon, most likely non-disolvable ones.
what is policy on eating in 1st 24hrs after operation (my first OB only allows clear liquids)
Eating and drinking is permitted soon after being back on the ward.
how long before he/she permits driving - some allow after 2-3wks, others say 6wks.
The recommendation is to wait for 6 weeks, however I was advised to contact my insurance company.
shave/wax the area or not before?
Whatever takes your fancy. They may or may not shave before surgery (personally I'm going for a wax, I have vivid memories of pulling the dressing off my previous scar, having not shaved, and omg the pain!)
Is there a midwife available on the day to go to recovery with you?
I am in an assigned midwife program, assuming there are no problems she will be there to come to recovery. However, if I go into labour before the scheduled CS, there is the possibility that there may not be enough MW's on staff to accompany me to recovery, in which case baby stays with DH while I go to recovery.
discuss what type of anaesthetic will be used and what will the post op pain relief be
A spinal is used for scheduled CS's. I was advised to pursue these details further at a consult with an anaesthetist which I'm supposedly having but need to confirm.
any type of compression wear required/recommended for post op?
Compression stockings are provided. I can choose to invest in something fancier if I wish, but nothing is specifically recommended, other than the stockings.
can I organise music? Radio, ipad etc
There are no facilities provided in theatre, but I can organise an i-pad/pod or similar so long as I have a support person that is responsible for it.
what is a normal sort of timeframe to expect to hear bubs cry after they are pulled out? (I know that every second until I hear that cry will feel like a century)
Babies usually make some sort of noise fairly soon after they are pulled out of their comfy hidey-hole
what type of stitches/dressings are used? How do I care for the wound after the op?
Depends on the surgeon, most likely non-dissolvable stitched which will be removed by a MW, most likely at a home visit. I forgot to ask about post-op care.
Hope this thread is helpful to others
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By M.D. Kittle and Ryan Ekvall| Wisconsin Reporter
MADISON – Dozens of local elections officials have failed to provide cost estimates on two of the more recent state elections, and the Government Accountability Board is tossing out the shame card to motivate the delinquents.
GAB, the state's election watchdog agency, notes at least 50 municipalities and counties had yet to enter the information, required under state statute, as of Monday — nearly four months after the April presidential preference primary, and nearly three months after the primary elections for this spring's recall races.
GAB spokesman Reid Magney also told Wisconsin Reporter that 67 municipalities and six counties missed the July 5 deadline to file cost estimates and other information on the June 5 recall elections.
"We have contacted these clerks multiple times, and we still don't have the information," Magney said. "This is our attempt to let the media know and the public know that this is still outstanding."
State Rep. Robin Vos, R-Rochester, last session's co-chair of the Legislature's Joint Finance Committee, asked the GAB to account for the costs of the spate of recall elections in Wisconsin's supercharged political environment.
The agency had never tracked local election costs.
As part of the Wisconsin Elections Data Collection System, Wisconsin's local elections clerks are asked to provide voter participation statistics, including information on election administration, performance of electronic voting systems and voting machines, and the use of paper ballots.
The system now also requires clerks to provide cost data.
Information for the April 3 presidential primary election was due by May 3, and the deadline for data from the May 8 recall primary was June 7.
Magney said the lapse of reporting, in large part, may be a matter of ignorance of the statute, or difficulty in obtaining information.
"The thing to remember is, in many cases the municipal clerks are part-timers," Magney said, noting 60 percent of the 1,851 municipal clerks don't work full-time. "My sense would be that in some of those cases they may be having difficulty in getting a handle on those costs."
There seems to be some confusion.
"I thought the county was taking care of it," Karen Zastrow, deputy clerk in Concord, a town in Jefferson County, told Wisconsin Reporter. "We are kind of trying to get that organized. She (a clerk's assistant in Jefferson County) had told me she was going to take care of it all, but she didn't.
"I didn't know about it until I got a notification from GAB that said I was delinquent. I need to get a hold of her and find out exactly what she needs yet. It's kind of like we're missing each other," Zastrow said.
"We're trying to get a hold of the municipalities," said Jefferson County Clerk Barbara Frank. "The problem was we didn't have the costs. We're working to gather it up. It's something new and having back to back elections, we were more worried about getting the May and June ballot done than getting the cost of reporting in."
Frank said she hopes to turn the expenses in to the GAB by the end of the week, but that preparing for August's primary election takes precedent over the expense reports. With the recall elections, Wisconsin's clerks have administered an unprecedented number of elections over the past 19 months.
"It's not really a priority. We need to get the next election done. This isn't my responsibility; it's the responsibility of the municipal clerks. They have to provide me with that information and then we'll just put them in. They're priority is getting absentee ballots out for the next election."
A phone call from Wisconsin Reporter alerted another clerk to missing cost figures.
"I didn't know it was incomplete," said Diane Beine, clerk of Herman, a rural town in Dodge County. "I can have it done in the next day or so."
There's no penalty for not following the statute, although Magney adhering to election law is not optional.
He said the GAB's goal is 100 percent compliance, noting that GAB could not provide taxpayer costs of the elections until the information is collected.
That's why GAB is outing the delinquents.
"I think it helps in these situations to apply some public pressure," Magney said.


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NEWTOWN SQUARE, Pa. --- Before he even teed off, Rickie Fowler knew this was going to be a different day at the AT&T National. The course record already had been matched, with several other low rounds in progress at suddenly soft Aronimink Golf Club.
One thought crossed his mind: Go time.
That's the message Fowler always puts on Twitter right before he plays, and off he went. He birdied six of his opening 10 holes -- and missed two other chances inside 10 feet. He wound up with 6-under-par 64 on Saturday and a share of the lead with Nick Watney, who set the course record with 62.
"I got out, and my game has been feeling good all week," Fowler said. "Went out and started off well, hit some good shots and kept moving from there."
Watney took a while to get moving. He made a mess of the par-5 ninth and was even-par on the front nine, going nowhere.What happened after that, not even Watney can explain.
"The hole looked really big on the back," said Watney, who won at Doral this season. "The ball was going where I was looking, and by the time I looked up, I was 8-under."
That's 8-under for his round, and on the back nine alone.
Watney shot 27 on the back, missing the PGA Tour's nine-hole record by a shot.
When the massacre of Aronimink was over -- 40 of 76 players shot in the 60s, including 14 rounds at 66 or better -- nothing had really been settled except for a lot of birdies being made.
Fowler and Watney were at 9-under 201, one shot ahead of 36-hole leader K.J. Choi, who came to life late in his round with two birdies on the final three holes to salvage 69.
Steve Marino, who had 63 to own the course record for about 20 minutes, was two shots behind at 205 along with Webb Simpson (64) and Adam Scott (66).
The group another shot back included former Georgia golfer Chris Kirk, whose 63 was in the record book much longer -- about an hour.
Scott was tempted to start firing at flags when he saw all low scores, but stuck to his plan and meticulously worked his way around the golf course.
"I'm quite happy with a 66, to be honest," Scott said. "But yeah, it doesn't really stack up against a 62, does it?"
Fowler, the 22-year-old hasn't won on the PGA Tour in 46 starts as a pro.


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Pierce County school enrollments drop in year's comparison
Area school enrollments decreased across the board compared to last year at this time, according to a report last week from the districts about their official third-Friday-in-September numbers to the state.
Public schools are required to provide state education officials with this information annually on that date and it's used for calculating the amount of state aid they receive, among other purposes.
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I picked up a '40 Ford pickup cab today in pretty rough shape but it's good enough for what I want to do with it. It was originally a Oregon State College ( now Oregon State University) campus truck for there forestry program. Plans are to chop it about 6", channel it 3" over a custom frame, built 302 with a 4 gear and a 9" rear with posi.
Started the chop, decided to go with 5" instead of 6", the windshield will be around 5 1/2" tall. Every time I take pictures with my phone they are always fucking blurry, no matter how still I hold it...
i love that year cab. I'm looking to do one myself sooner then later. Keep the pics coming.
You're a brave dude.
That takes a lot of talent...
I love 30's-40's ford trucks!!
I need one!
I wouldn't call myself brave, stock is cock so chop or die! Got the roof spliced and set it up so I can get an idea of what it'll look like, hopefully I can get it tacked together tomorrow.
Chopping a top is a lot of fucking work apparently. For how many hours I have into it so far I probably could of scratch built a hardtail frame. Spent all day fitting, grinding, beating and welding, just need to weld a strip in the center and chop the doors down.
Finished welding the roof and pillars and started doing body work to straighten out the roof a bit. Turns out this truck once belonged to a man named George Peavy, he was the dean of Oregon State College (now Oregon State University) back in the day and then was the mayor of Corvallis. It's pretty cool to know that this cab has some history behind it. http://www.oregonencyclopedia.org/en..._w_1869_1951_/
I don't think it turned out too bad considering it's my first chop, also picked up a front end off a '50 F1 pickup today.
'50 Ford F1 pickup front end, also scored a column and steering box.
NASA approved door lock mechs with .38 spcl inlays. I've driven my share of old cars and have had a few doors fly open from hitting a bump in the road, not the funnest thing to have happen when your doing 70mph down the highway so I made these.
The biggest swap meet in the Northwest is this weekend and opened today so I dipped out of school a little early to check it out. Walked 8.7 miles according to the gps on my phone but was totally worth it. I ended up with a 9" Ford rear end out of a F100 in pretty nice shape and a set of old school pie crust slicks on a set of Ford steelies. I'm getting up early tomorrow and heading back to see what else I can find.
Made this glove box cover tonight
Went back to the swap today and picked up a set of almost NOS goodyear tires that are pretty rad and a pair of 15" steelies. I just need to find some leaf springs so I can figure out the suspension and bust out a frame. My left knee is fucked up, walked 15 miles today.


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Married in St. Thomas: Ruby Princess Cruise Review by jgreenwo17
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Married in St. Thomas
Destination: Eastern Caribbean
Embarkation: Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)
After booking with Princess, we later discovered the line changed vendors who do offshore weddings. We were a bit nervous with this change as we could not find any track record for the new vendor. It all turned out OK in the end but there were still issues getting all the details ironed out since each wedding vendor did things a little different than the other. The folks at Bolongo Bay in St. Thomas deserve a lot of Kudos. Everything went beautifully. The officiant was tops as well.
This was my and DW second cruise with Princess and I have to say the Ruby is really great. The Food in the MDR was very good to excellent. Our waiter, Palmen from Bulgaria was the best yet. I think Princess has gotten better with their food More offerings in the MDR in the last couple of years. This is the first time we didn't go to a specialty restaurant. We did not miss the experience. The buffets at lunch were also better than I have experienced with Princess in the past. Breakfast in the Lido is average. The belgium waffles at the Pizza/ice cream area are worth going out of your way for.
The production shows, comedians, magic acts were all great. There were many newer movies at MUTS. Ron the cruise director was pretty good, but his assistant, Elaine from England was great. She deserves to be a senior CD herself. She is cuter than a bugs ear.
We economized this cruise and did an inside stateroom on the Aloha deck. It was the best inside I have had in my cruising experience. There was more than enough room for storing things. I think I sleep better in insides since they are dark in the dawn morning hours. It is hard not to sleep in since you don't really know what time of day it is.
Excursions were the only disappointment. Princess Cays was closed due to storm damage from Hurricane Sandy. Our stingray encounter at Grand Turk was cancelled do to rougher than normal seas. We ended up at Governors Beach and were pretty disappointed with the shabby amenities there. The staff were very
disinterested in serving us. We heard other cruisers were disappointed in the city tours in Grand Turk as well. Feral dogs chasing folks! Very dirty conditions, etc. No complaints with St. Maarten and St. Thomas.Pre cruise, we stayed at the Cambria suites in Ft Lauderdale. Great value and the most comfortable beds and pillows I have encountered anywhere! Very close to the pier and have transportation to and from the pier and and airport.
Embarkation/disembarkation were both well managed.
Until the Royal Princess goes into service, the Ruby is the lines Flagship.
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ORLANDO, Fla. — It wasn't always pretty, but the final result was sweet for the Tulane women's basketball team as the Green Wave remained unbeaten on the road with a 57-55 Conference USA win over Central Florida on Thursday night.
The Green Wave (15-4, 4-2 C-USA) trailed just once and held a 10-point lead at 45-35 with 10:03 to play in regulation. The Knights, however, refused to go away and rallied to cut the deficit to one twice in the final four minutes. Forward Whitney Bibbins, who came off the bench to lead the team with 17 points and seven rebounds helped lead the win.
The former University High School star blocked a potential game-tying jumper by Briahanna Jackson as the final horn sounded to clinch the victory.
With the win, Tulane remained perfect away from home with a combined 8-0 mark in road (6-0) and neutral-site (2-0) contests. UCF fell to 7-13 and 1-5.
SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 70, CENTRAL ARKANSAS 64: In Hammond, Brandi Simmons and Elizabeth Styles led four Lady Lions in double figures with 16 points each, as Southeastern upset the defending Southland Conference regular-season champion Sugar Bears.
The Lady Lions (9-11, 2-7 Southland) won its second straight conference game with the victory behind a balanced effort.
UCA (13-7, 6-3 Southland), which had won 22 straight at home before last Thursday's loss to McNeese State, lost in Conway for the second time this season.
ORAL ROBERTS 84, NICHOLLS STATE 56: In Tulsa, Okla., the Golden Eagles opened the second half with a 29-8 run and avenged an earlier loss to the Lady Colonels.
The Colonels (12-8, 4-5 Southland Conference) have lost four of their last five and three straight on the road.
Alisha Allen led Nicholls with 18 points and seven rebounds.
LAMAR 54, NORTHWESTERN STATE 53: In Beaumont, Texas, Dominique Edwards' career-high-tying 21 points, coupled with 27.5 percent shooting from the Lady Demons, were too much for Northwestern State to overcome.
Northwestern (7-12, 3-6 Southland Conference) was 14-of-51 from the floor including 1-of-10 from behind the 3-point line. Lamar (13-6, 6-3 SLC) finished the game 19-of-41 (46.3 percent) and hit 10 of 16 in the first half.


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Recipe Find: Summer sandwich uses flatbread, chicken salad
Updated 1:32 pm, Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Cynthia Sanders wants to make a summer sandwich, and she needed our help in finding the recipe.
She writes, "I used to have a recipe for a spiral sandwich from Quicksands, a sandwich, soup, salad shop near the Embassy theaters. I can't find it.
"You used flatbread or flour tortillas that wrapped around chicken salad and a dressing that you spread on the flatbread before you rolled the sandwich.
"I don't remember what was in the spread, but I know that sandwich also had some sprouts in it and maybe some shaved carrot or sliced tomato.
"I think this recipe was in your section in the late 1990s, and I know it came from Quicksands Café.
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Because Sanders remembered the restaurant this sandwich came from, we were able to locate it. This recipe originally ran in Pat Mozersky's "Chefs' Secrets" column in 2001; she noted that Quicksands chef/owner Donald Craig Savage usually uses chicken salad in the sandwiches but leftover turkey is a great alternative.
"Chicken salad arams, or what today are called wraps, are flatbreads rolled up in a spiral with veggies and chicken salad," Savage told Mozersky.
"They can be made using purchased tortillas or flatbreads called lavash (Armenian flatbread), but at Quicksands they make their own yeasted flatbread from wheat and oats," she wrote.
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Remember when Princeton gave us Kindles, and we were like, Frick, that's awesome! But after a while we were like, Frick, these suck. And then we were like, Frick, told you guys.
Well Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pennsylvania is one-upping us and giving all of their students iPads. You know, those kind of useless big iPhones. But who cares because they're free, man.
Via Techflash:
About 2,100 students attend Seton Hill, so at the lowest retail price point of $499 (and not factoring in any possible bulk discounts) it would amount to just over a $1 million initial investment.
Come on Princeton. I bet you spend that money on toilet paper, or something.
At any rate, just a little jealous of these kids. Because, as you might remember, apparently the Kindle job sucked. Thanks Princeton.(image source: setonhill.edu)


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Wheelock College Professor of Early Childhood Education Diane Levin received the 2013 Edgar Klugman Award at the National Association for the Education of Young Children Conference (NAEYC) along with child development expert and author, Nancy Carlsson-Paige.
The Klugman Award, now in its third year, honors individuals who have distinguished themselves in the field of research, policy and practice, service, scholarship, and leadership.
Levin and Carlsson-Paige were honored for their "continued leadership in advocating for children's right to play." Levin and Carlsson-Paige are both Senior Advisers for Defending the Early Years (DEY), which seeks to rally educators to take action on policies that affect the education of young children. The Award is named on behalf of Edgar Klugman, a former early childhood professor at Wheelock College.
Diane Levin teaches courses on play, media literacy, violence prevention and peace building, and qualitative research. For 8 years, she had led an annual Wheelock Service Learning Program to Northern Ireland that focuses on How Education Programs Can Help Communities Affected by Conflict and Violence Heal. Since 1995 she has co-taught a summer institute on Media Madness: The Impact of Sex, Violence, and Commercial Culture on Adults, Children and Society and What We Can Do about It. An internationally recognized expert, she helps professionals, parents and policymakers understand and respond to the impact of various societal forces-such as violence and sexualization, and media and commercial culture-on children's development, learning and behavior.
Levin is the author or co-author of nine books including: Beyond Remote-Controlled Childhood: Teaching Young Children in the Media Age (2013); So Sexy So Soon: The New Sexualized Childhood and What Parents Can Do to Protect Their Kids; The War Play Dilemma: What Every Parent and Teacher Needs to Know; and, Teaching Young Children in Violent Times: Building a Peaceable Classroom.


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On Thursday afternoon, 106.7 Lite FM continued its annual lunchtime theatre summer series, '106.7 Lite FM's Broadway in Bryant Park.' The 2013 program presents the best of Broadway, FREE to the public, on six consecutive Thursdays on the Bryant Park Stage. Hosted by Lite FM's on-air personalities, the 13th annual presentation of open-air, On- and Off- Broadway lunch hour performances will run through August 15.
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Fire swept through the Melcom Shopping Mall at Agona Swedru in the Central region on Thursday night.
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lush-ous!!!I swear by lush products and love all that jasmine bath bomb! I stayed in the tub for 4 hrs b/c i didn't want to leave the lovely smell that my radiated from the sea-green water. plus all the products are eco friendly. — 9 years, 8 months agoyupe_carm | 7 reviews
Geo FizzNew bath bomb....Geo Fizz is amazing. It is a completely mineral, wonderful bath bomb. It is very relaxing and natural. A must try. — 9 years, 8 months agoThulie | 1 reviews
I can not rave more about these....Each bath bomb has it's own special attributes (some are moisturizing, some are heavily perfumed, and some I buy simply because they turn my bath water a gorgeous color!) But they ALL leave you feeling pampered and happy. The Silver Cloud bath bomb turns your bathwater a bright beautiful sea-blue color, then surprise: gleaming silver microglitter reflects off the surface. The blue-shimmery wat...read moreer is absolutely mesmorizing. I think the Sex Bomb is a best-seller - I love the scent even more than I do the pretty pink bath water! You have to try these! — 9 years, 8 months agocalicokitty | 162 reviews
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MY FAVORITEI have loved Lush products for over ten years now... My favorite product is always their bath bombs! Some smell better than others, but the quality is always great. — 9 years, 8 months agobluelotus39 | 7 reviews
Black Pearl.....is the bomb : )I just love the "Black Pearl" bath bomb. Has a great smell and adds a little glitter to your bath. For an extra suprise...when it desolves you get a fortune. — 9 years, 8 months agoKristieD | 3 reviews
Great Pricefor bath bombs. When others are expensive for a one use product, and not so fragrant, Lush delivers. They make wonderful gifts for those who like to bathe. — 9 years, 8 months agoDarkstar | 3 reviews
So DecadentBath bombs are perfect for a bath after a long day when the normal bath salts won't do the trick. They have a wide variety of consistencies and scents. Some will leave sparkly stuff on your bath (and you), but others are scented fizzies that behave like other bath additives. I like the fairy jasmine. — 9 years, 9 months agoSorcha | 5 reviews
mybe its just mee but...i think these things are gross. the scent is overwhelmingly strong and the resideu they leave covers the tub (and I assume me). I felt like I needed a shower after I used it. — 9 years, 9 months agoshacey | 14 reviews
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fantastic scent, colorBath bombs tint water and make skin feel great- not drying. Tip- use a screen when draining bath after using, or place bomb in cheescloth when using- sometimes the bombs with flowers will clog drain,. I use a little metal "bath strainer" I got at the hardware store for $1.50 USD- keeps drain clear and also great for kitchen sink. — 9 years, 9 months agoingridbergman | 8 reviews
All I need to relaxI'm a huge fan of Lush's bath bombs. They are some of the best smelling, natural bath products that I have encountered to date. I love that the color the bath water with beautiful hues, and they smell divine, and that they aren't full of awful synthetics. My favorite is bomb Sugar Rush. — 9 years, 10 months agostephiegal16 | 12 reviews
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The Modern Classics bike show is about celebrating the motorcycles of the 60's, 70's, and 80's that made big contributions to their respective eras with their technology, style, performance or establishing new trends. For 2012, a separate class, dedicated strictly to the Cafe Racer, was created. An essential element of motorcycling a half century ago, the influence of the cafe racer is now being felt more strongly than ever throughout the motorcycle community.
-Features the best bikes of the 60s, 70s and 80s plus Cafe Racers.
-Stories told by owners, riders, racers and collectors.
-Historical briefs on each decade of motorcycling.
-Studio photographs of extremely rare and collectible motorcycles.
-The book represents the one-day show held annually on the East Coast.
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I am on week five day two but I repeated day 1 again today. I did not feel comfortable moving on to day 2 of week 5 since I had trouble finishing the last 5 minute run in day 1. But I did manage to finish day 1 with no problem today! I think I am gona have to drag out this week into next week. Anyone find themselves need to do that?
BTW sushigirl congratulations!!!
Goals:Finish C25K
I'm slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter, but I run.
You Are Beautiful.
I will be doing day 1 for 3 times, then day 2 twice and then day 3. So basically I will be on week 6 for two weeks.
It does not matter how slowly you go, so long as you do not stop. Confucius Be patient and tough, some day this pain will be useful to you. Ovid
You'll learn to let things go.