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While house hunting a few years ago, I saw one cottage with a lovely orange tree in the backyard. The house itself was nothing special. But the tree was perfect. I imagined myself picking plump ripe oranges and making fresh juice; the first step on my way to becoming the domestic goddess of my new domicile.
Then my husband snuck up behind me and squashed my dream like, well, an orange beneath his big, clumsy foot. According to him, the tree was decorative and would produce bitter, inedible fruit. I'd forgotten all about that house and the sweet little tree, until a recent exploration of the menu at Scottsdale's Pepin Spanish Restaurant yielded "fresh pork leg marinated in sour orange." Yum!
I looked up sour orange and lo and behold there was a picture that looked just like the pretty orange tree at that cottage in East Mesa. The sour orange tree (also called bitter orange) produces edible fruit just like its sweet cousins. The taste is pungent enough to dissuade most people from eating sour oranges raw, but it's perfect for making marmalade or other sweetened sauces like the one used on Pepin's pork legs.
I could let my hubby in on his little citrus snafu, but that would just sound like sour grapes. Or oranges, in this case.
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Noam Chomsky was called, by the New York Times: "Arguably the most important intellectual alive today" and, for a man so closely aligned with anachism, the fact that he is cited more than any other living scholar is quite incredible. While Chomsky revolutionized the field of linguistics, he is now most well known for his work on corporate power, political economy, hierarchy, capitalism, and the media. A prolific author, he has penned numourous works, including: Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media , Hegemony or Survival: America's Quest for Global Dominance, and Failed States: The Abuse of Power and the Assault on Democracy.
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William (Bill) Gardner Walker, age 90, of Altus, passed away late Monday evening, January 23, 2017, at Jackson County Memorial Hospital, in Altus.
He was born October 28, 1926, in Altus, Oklahoma to Gardner and Faye Walker. A graduate of Altus High School, he married Loreta F. Vaughan Walker, June 25, 1949, in Vernon, TX. In 1951 Loreta and Bill had their first child, Stephanie K. Walker Brater, followed by Kristi L. Walker in 1953 and then Brad Walker in 1960.
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Bill was drafted in WWII and was shipped to Ft. Ord, California in preparation for the invasion of Japan when the war ended. After the war he joined the 45th Division as part of the Oklahoma Army National Guard. He received his commission as a 2nd Lieutenant, specializing in tank warfare. Bill served as a tanker in the Korean War in 1951-52 where he saw action at the DMZ north of Seoul. He generally held the war stories close to his heart as have most men of his era. It was ironic that later in his career he ended up living in Korea for 4 years working in the carbon black industry.
When Bill retired from Continental Carbon in 1994 he was widely recognized within the industry as one of the foremost experts in the production of carbon black. A few years after retiring he returned to Altus where he spent many years with his friends in the pursuit of his favorite past times: golfing and fishing.
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Bill was preceded in death by his parents and his infant sister, DeEtte Walker. He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Loreta; his daughters, Stephanie Walker Brater of Indianapolis, IN and her husband Craig; Kristi Walker of San Diego, CA; and his son Brad Walker of Bethesda, Maryland and his wife Valerie. He is also survived by his sister Lila Walker Shadid of Altus, Oklahoma and his brother Maxie Walker of Fort Smith, Arkansas and his wife Gerre Walker. In addition, he is also survived by four nieces, Robin Shadid Wray and her husband Chris and two children Kelsey and Christoper. Also, DeEtte Walker of Atlanta, Georgia and her husband John, Janine Walker Whitson of Fort Smith, Arkansas and her husband Allen and Darla Walker of Fort Smith, Arkansas. Bill had two loving caretakers Judy Graham and Debbie Wright.
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I talked to him after the Sialkot match, where he had just wiped the blood from his nose after being struck by a nasty bouncer. "Why didn't you just come back?" I queried. He just smiled. That was more eloquent than a speech. A year later, still a teenager, he saved the blushes for India at Old Trafford with a memorable hundred.
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I think it's safe to say that hitchhiking in the States is probably dead forever. I come from an era when it was very common, particularly around colleges or on the interstates. I used to pick them up all the time. But sadly now I must admit that when I see the rare hitchhiker (and I do mean RARE) I always pass them up because, frankly, pretty much the only people who hitchhike now are people you don't want in your car.
Its certainly dead with that attitude. Its sad that its people like you that have killed it. You in particular who have experienced hitch hiking and yet now you've been brain washed into thinking everyone is out to kill you. Do you really think there are more killers out there than there were when you use to pick people up? Whats changed, them or you? Those people you saw on the side of the road. You judged them in an instant and were biased with your fear. How many recent reports have you read about people that picked someone up and were killed? And don't include the last movie you saw were it happened, movie's aren't real.
Its ironic that here we are on a travel forum, and at the heart of experiences you have traveling are the people you meet. Its the people that you would have never thought of, or had the opportunity to meet that are usually the ones you learn the most from and that open your mind to all sorts of new ways to look at things.
Hey let's get something straight, I did nothing to kill hitchhiking. I stopped picking up college kids or young travelers when they stopped showing up on the side of the road. Your post is judgmental, unfair, and it pissed me off. Maybe if you lived in the States you would know what you are talking about instead of shooting from the hip as you did. This isn't 1980 anymore and the fact is picking up hitchhikers is no longer as safe as it once was. And I'm hardly the only person to feel this way.
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Not sure if this is the right place for this post but...
So my work has frequently been called out on lack of direction for expression from the model, which I can agree with. I'm interested in seeing what models consider to be some of their best expressions and what emotion was driving you to get there.
This is not for critiquing -- I'm just interested in seeing an expression in relation to an emotion/direction.
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Take a look at this image in my portfolio where I was directed to present a look of disgust/shock at the appearance of the other llama compared to myself. The photographer's concept was the reality of life, comparing a young girl dressed up like a Barbie doll to a nude mature woman three times her age. She was directed to stand stiff and lifeless with no expression, just like a plastic doll. Everyone seems to like the expression I presented, and I think she did hers perfectly.
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And you can check out this one as well (which is in the photographer's portfolio) in which both of us llamas were directed to present a moody, sensitive, sensual pose and expression.
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As a photographer, I like to have an informal "warm up" for 10 minutes; have a conversation, see what expressions people naturally make, take note of what angles work and don't while building a comfort level. Different expressions work for different people.
As a model, I prefer very technical directions: i.e. "chin a millimeter up, eyes to me, hold, ok now do this..." etc. I have no issue making a "silly" or "weird" face if the photographer thinks it will make for a great shot. A lot of times I do things which *feel* ridiculous or overdone but end up looking great. I have no idea what is my best/worst expression, I just throw out everything I can think of and reel it in as necessary.
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Haven't seen your port but from your avatar I think the model's expression looks a little introspective, like she's thinking about something maybe. Some people who are more into dramatic facial expressions can think this looks like a blank face, like the model was just bored and staring at nothing.
I do a lot of lingerie and nudes, so I mostly make a smirky flirty face, sultry face, angry sexy face (this is requested a lot but I'm sick of it), and there's more like innocent girly face, and so on. I have pretty much nailed the pin up faces.
At a recent shoot I did a snobby, stuck up look which was fun. Sort of looking down my nose with my chin up.
I don't often get asked to do an emotion. I mostly get asked to make a certain face and that's the face I do, but I do like it when I get to be somebody besides the sex kitten every once in a while.
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Over time the headboard and footboard of your bed can become wobbly through simple wear. This happens because the bolts that are used to keep your bed together become loose. Tightening the headboard and footboard to the bed is a simple task that requires only a few tools and a little bit of your time.
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Remove the mattress and box springs from the bed frame, as well as any boards that have been placed between the rails to support the mattress and box springs.
Look at the headboard and you will see that the rails of the bed are connected to it with large bolts. These bolts may either protrude from the other side of the headboard and be fastened with a nut, or they may simply be screwed into the headboard. The bolts may also have a slot on their tops for a screwdriver, or they may have no slot. If there is a slot on the top of the bolt that looks like an "X" shape, you will need a Phillips head screwdriver. If there is a slot on the top of the bolt that is only one line, you will need a regular flat head screwdriver. If there is no slot on the top of the bolt you will need pliers to tighten it. Determine which kind of bolts you have.
Center the railing on the bolt.
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Repeat Steps 1 through 4 for the other side of the headboard.
Push the footboard firmly up to the rails. As you adjusted the headboard the footboard will have most likely have tilted or dropped back from the rails.
Line up the footboard with the rails, as you did for the headboard. Prop the footboard into place with a brick or book while you work to tighten the bolts.
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"Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics, 7/e", presents comprehensive coverage of the subject of thermodynamics from a chemical engineering viewpoint. The text provides a thorough exposition of the principles of thermodynamics and details their application to chemical processes. The chapters are written in a clear, logically organized manner, and contain an abundance of realistic problems, examples, and illustrations to help students understand complex concepts. New ideas, terms, and symbols constantly challenge the readers to think and encourage them to apply this fundamental body of knowledge to the solution of practical problems. The comprehensive nature of this book makes it a useful reference both in graduate courses and for professional practice. The seventh edition continues to be an excellent tool for teaching the subject of chemical engineering thermodynamics to undergraduate students.
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A great version of the international edition! Every detail same as the regular 7th edition, just a whole lot cheaper
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A few important comments about this version of the international edition. We use this text book in my introductory chemical engineering thermodynamics class and there are other students in my class who also bought the international edition and the chapters are incomplete, there are no English units, and the printing quality is very poor (sometimes with whole sections of tables missing!). Also the homework problems are different for many students in my class since the values are only in SI!
On the other hand, this version of the international edition is word for word, page for page the exact same as the regular 7th edition. I am the only student in the class with this version of the international edition (and honestly I feel really lucky about that!).
So what is the difference between this international version and the normal 7th edition? I guess just that this has a soft cover. And it was $35 instead of $150!
If your class is using the regular 7th edition, I HIGHLY recommend this copy of the international version as it has the exact same contents (like I said, even the page numbers are the same). Other students in my class with other international editions seem to struggle following along with homework problems and examples. So keep an eye out for international versions with this cover (my textbook is the only one in the class with this photo on the cover)
For the actual contents of the textbook, I actually enjoy the book. There are a lot of rigorous mathematical discussions of thermodynamic properties. The problems are pretty standard, and there are a lot of examples worked out in each chapter. Unfortunately the textbook only grazes over statistical and molecular thermodynamics (I mean really, really graze - just a few mentions of statistical thermo and a short chapter on molecular at the end of the book).
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Don't expect pretty colors and drawings that catch you're eye from this book. But then again, if you're going to be a chemical engineer, get used to it. The material is presented quite well, at times a bit dense and bland, but reading this book thoroughly will give you a good grasp on thermodynamics. This one will be on the shelf in my office some day.
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5101 Waterway Drive
Montclair, VA 22025
Montclair, VA 22025
Phone: 703-580-1200
About Minnieland Academy @ Montclair
Learning in a Loving EnvironmentSince 1972, Minnieland has emphasized a quality childcare program in a safe, clean, friendly atmosphere in which to learn and grow. More than just a day care, Minnieland provides care for children ages 2 ½ through school age in a nurturing and loving atmosphere designed to meet each child's individual needs. MINNIELAND ACADEMY at Montclair is located in the Lake Montclair Shopping Center. More than just a daycare center, Minnieland at Montclair is your child's home away from home providing well-trained and caring childcare professionals who make learning fun and exciting. The Junior Kindergarten Program is taught by a degreed teacher who is passionate about Early Childhood Education and Kindergarten preparation and supported by a dynamic management team. Surrounded by numerous shops and eateries including Food Lion grocery store, Hair Cuttery, dental offices, Tae Kwon Do, and All That Jazz Dance Studios; Minnieland at Montclair is the premier one stop shop for Early Childhood Education. It is also easily accessible to many of life's other needs. Minnieland Academy at Montclair is proud to support our military families and partner with the National Association of Child Care Resource and Referral Agencies (NACCRRA). NACCRRA's program, Child Care Aware of America works with U.S. Military members to find and afford child care that suits their unique needs. http://www.naccrra.org/ Some of our features include:
- Secure keypad entry systems
- A developmentally appropriate curriculum
- A literacy-enriched learning environment
- Certified and degreed teachers
- Hot, nutritious meals and snacks
- Math, Art, Music, Foreign Language
- Age-appropriate outdoor playgrounds
- Field trips
- Transportation to and from area public schools
Minnieland Academy @ Montclair
5101 Waterway Drive
Montclair, VA 22025
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I have this friend that's always saying how I should lose weight and stuff. Okay, I'm. Not meant to be a size 2 and I'm trying to love myself the way I am but she says to me how I would look great at 105 lbs. But when I weighed almost 139 lbs no lie I looked like I was sick! How do I let her know that I hear her advice but I'm okay with my more softer figure and that I don't want to be thin.
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Thank you for your suggestion, but if you value me as a friend, please stop criticizing my weight. I am happy with the way I look.11|00|0


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Genevieve Nnaji: I'm Still Single & Looking For A Boyfriend
April 29, 2015 – Genevieve Nnaji: I'm Still Single & Looking For An Ideal Boyfriend
In a recent chat with Ediale Kingsley, Nollywood actress Genevieve Nnaji talked about romance and why she is still not married at age 35.
See excerpts below:
Why are you still single?
If I get married, I really want to stay married and staying married is not an easy thing. It means you are completely in tune with your partner. It means you have found your soulmate because you will have to be able to stand a lot of disappointments that would definitely come but then again you have to learn to forgive.
Tell me about your first love?
He was a very, very, handsome man. A long time ago, very handsome man, trust me.
Let's talk about relationships – are you currently in one? Are you looking at settling down at some point? I know you've heard that question a lot of times but tell us the truth now.
*takes a deep breath* I think everyone is prioritizing and so am I. It's not like I don't want to settle down or want somebody and until I find that person, there's no thoughts of me settling down.
When was the last time you had a boyfriend… do you have one now?
I don't have a boyfriend now.
Ok, so what are you looking for in a man? Your ideal guy, what are you looking for in a man?
I am that person that eats with her eyes, like I need to be attracted to you. Definitely. There has to be physical attraction that will draw me to you but at the end of the day, it's your mind I'm going to fall in love with. I'm probably looking for a friend, someone who shares a like mind and somebody who is confident. Aww, I love tall guys. I'm short you have to think of the kids.
Don't you think a lot of guys are scared of you now? They will say she is good looking, successful, she's got her own career, let me leave her alone, I can't handle that kind of wife I can't tell her what to do.
Then he is a baby, a boy. I'm not looking for a boy. Men don't let artificial things like that intimidate them.
So can you marry a guy you are richer than?
How much money do I have? I'm not even that rich. I pay tax, I pay rents, I run an office, I have staff. So, talk about the money I spend, not the money I make.


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I need to make a giant cupcake, which I have never done one and some mini cupcakes. The customer wants leopard print, hot pink and turquoise. She wants the top of the cupcake hot pink and the mini cupcakes hot pink and turquoise. I want to make the cupcake wrapper on the big one in leopard print. What is the best way to make it still look like a cupcake wrapper but with the print on it. Any suggestions would help since I'm still new at this.
If using the Wilton Giant Cupcake pan, you could use the candy melts to make the "wrapper" for the big cupcake and before putting in the first solid layer of candy melts, you could paint the other colors in and allow them to harden first, or painting them in, waiting just a few minutes and filling the first coat. I've never tried that, but I do know that painting in different colors of candy melts works in other types of things, such as molds.
I also read a tutorial on doing the base with candy melts. It looks really clean and it seems much easier than trying to cover with fondant. For the leopard print, I painted on blobs of gold dust mixed with vodka and then accented with black Americolor gel color. Not sure if it would work with the candy melts, though. After everything was dry, I brushed on copper pearl dust.