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Health Care Lawyers and Law Firms in Placentia, CA
Health Care Lawyers
William Weinberg, Attorney at Law
Orange County Criminal Defense Attorney(949) 474-8008
William Weinberg, Attorney at Law, has provided over 20 years of aggressive and compassionate aid to those accused of a crime in Orange County, California. Attorney Weinberg has amassed an impressive record of victories in more than 100 trials and given thousands of clients a chance...
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Jacobs & Dodds, Attorneys at Law
Orange County Business Law Firm(949) 645-7300
Jacobs & Dodds is a business law firm located in Irvine, California and serving clients throughout Orange County. Practice areas encompass corporation and LLC formation, business litigation and dispute resolution, unfair competition, employment law and dispute defense including Private...
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Bewley, Lassleben & Miller, LLP
Whittier, California Business and Commercial Real Estate Attorneys(562) 758-1443
Bewley, Lassleben & Miller, LLP is a commercial real estate, tax, and general litigation law firm established in 1888. Geared towards the needs of small, mid-sized and multi-national businesses, the firm's team provides outstanding advocacy and counsel with an unparalleled amount...
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Law Firm of Pilchman & Kay, P.L.C.
Irvine Criminal Defense Attorneys(949) 260-4920
Law Firm of Pilchman & Kay, P.L.C. is predominantly a criminal defense firm with locations in Irvine, Rancho Cucamonga, Century City, California and serving clients throughout Orange County and the Inland Empire. Our practice areas encompass DUI/DWI and traffic offenses, theft, sex...
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Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
International Full-Service Law Firm(949) 885-4100
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP is one of the world's largest law firms. We have more than 800 lawyers in 14 offices.
Founded in 1945 with the guiding vision that commitment, excellence and integrity drive success, the firm focuses on building lasting and mutually beneficial...
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Bryan Cave LLP
International Law Firm(949) 223-7000
Bryan Cave focuses all of its energy and efforts on providing the best possible legal representation to further our clients' interests.
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Dechert LLP
International Asset Management, Corporate & Securities and Litigation Law Firm(949) 442-6000
Dechert is a leading advisor to asset managers, investment funds and other financial services firms, representing most of the world's largest asset managers as well as smaller and emerging managers. We are the only firm with lawyers in all of the EU's leading investment fund jurisdictions...
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Gibson Dunn
International Full-Service Law Firm(949) 451-3800
Gibson Dunn's Orange County office, established in 1964, has over 85 lawyers and offers a full range of legal services. We service a broad range of national and international public and private companies. Our principal areas of practice are business and corporate, litigation, white...
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Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Business, Corporate, Litigation, Industries, Finance, Taxation, IP, Trademarks(949) 732-6500
Greenberg Traurig, LLP is a global law firm. We've built a law firm of 1800 lawyers in more than 30 locations — around helping businesses navigate change.
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K&L Gates LLP
Full-Service International Law Firm(949) 253-0900
K&L Gates LLP represents leading global corporations, growth and middle-market companies, capital markets participants and entrepreneurs in every major industry group as well as public sector entities, educational institutions, philanthropic organizations and individuals. Our practice...
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Kutak Rock LLP
Corporate, Securities, Real Estate, Tax, Public Finance & Litigation(949) 417-0999
Kutak Rock LLP is a national law firm serving local, regional and national clients in a broad practice which emphasizes corporate, securities, real estate, tax, public finance and litigation. We have approximately 400 lawyers with offices in Atlanta, Chicago, Denver, Des Moines,...
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Morgan Lewis
International Full Service Law Firm(949) 399-7000
Our Labor and Employment lawyers handle employment litigation and counseling for clients in a wide range of industries, including the financial services, retail, technology, and entertainment industries. We defend employers in litigation involving issues of FLSA/wage and hour law;...
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The Law Offices of Brian Brandt
California Personal Injury, Motor Vehicle Accidents and Medical Malpractice Lawyer(714) 547-1900
The Law Office of Brian Brandt is a personal injury law firm which focuses on helping accident victims and their families with claims involving car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, pedestrian/bicycle injuries, vehicle rollover accidents, medical malpractice, nursing...
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Tressler LLP
National Insurance Coverage, Litigation and Reinsurance Law Firm(949) 336-1200
Tressler LLP is a midsize law firm with over 120 attorneys involved in diverse litigation and business law. The firm has offices in Chicago, Los Angeles, Orange County, Newark, New York, Bolingbrook and Wheaton.
The firm is committed to providing our clients with quality legal...
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Troutman Sanders LLP
International Law Firm(949) 622-2700
Troutman Sanders LLP is an international law firm with more than 650 lawyers and 16 offices in North America, Europe and Asia. Founded in 1897, the firm's heritage of extensive experience, exceptional responsiveness and an unwavering commitment to service has garnered strong, long-standing...
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Law Office of Kim SmithPlacentia, CA 92870
Orange County, California Special Education and Disabled Children Lawyer(714) 528-7733
At the Law Office of Kim Smith, our attorney and attorney supervised advocates help parents to understand and protect the rights of a child or adolescent with a disability. ; We do this by advising and working with parents in the school system, county mental health agency, regional center or...
Law Office of Marie I. BraunPlacentia, CA 92870
Southern California Divorce Lawyer(714) 646-6347
Our law firm is conveniently located in Placentia, and we represent both men and women throughout Southern California in virtually every aspect of family law. We have been a family law firm, from the time we opened our Orange County office in 1995 through today. Our attorneys and staff work to make...
Allen, Matkins LLPIrvine, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Full Service Legal Firm in California(949) 553-1313
Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin, Attorneys At LawLa Puente, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Business Law, Government Representation & Legislative Advocacy(562) 699-5500
For more than twenty years, the law firm of Alvarez-Glasman & Colvin (AGC) has provided unparalleled legal counseling in the fields of public agency law, construction and premises liability, real estate development, environmental compliance, redevelopment, and legislative advocacy. Founded in 1985...
Best Best & Krieger LLPIrvine, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Full Service Law Firm(949) 263-2600
BB&K is comprised of highly regarded lawyers focusing on virtually all practices of law. The firm serves as city attorney to more than 30 cities across California and as general and special counsel to special districts that focus on water, transportation, regional planning and resource...
California Law AssociatesSanta Ana, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Personal Injury and Worker's Compensation Law Firm in California(714) 795-2709
California Law Associates is a law firm located in Santa Ana, California. We possess real-world knowledge of workers' compensation law. We are committed to helping clients pursue personal injury and workers' compensation claims for their injuries. Our skilled attorneys will fight the insurance...
Clausen Miller PCIrvine, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Full Service International Law Firm(949) 260-3100
Welcome to Clausen Miller P.C. We are a full service law firm with 175 attorneys practicing in five U.S. offices, our Shanghai, China office, and in London, England with our associate office Clausen Miller LLP. In addition the firm partners with Clausen Miller Europe, an English multi-national...
Dodge Zhong PartnersIrvine, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
International Lawyers in Southern California and Shenzhen, China(949) 529-0358
Dodge Zhong Partners (DZP) is an international law firm based in Irvine, California and Guangdong, China. DZP was formed after China joined the World Trade Organization (WTO). The founders of DZP recognized that by China joining the WTO, business opportunities between China and the United States...
Fisher & Phillips LLPIrvine, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Employment and Labor Law Firm(949) 851-2424
Fisher & Phillips LLP practices exclusively in the areas of labor, employment, civil rights, employee benefits and business immigration law. Because we limit our practice to these areas, we have developed an expertise that allows us to identify issues quickly and handle matters ranging from simple...
Harrington, Foxx, Dubrow & Canter, LLPOrange, CA - Law Firm near Placentia
Trial Practice Law Firm(714) 973-4595


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During the "Teen Mom 2" unseen moments special Leah Messer-Calvert dropped a huge cheating bombshell about her ex-husband Corey Simms.
Leah revealed to Dr. Drew that while she is usually made out to be the bad guy, and cheater, on the show, Corey actually cheated on his now wife, Miranda Patterson, before they were married.
In fact, Leah Messer says that Corey Simms called her just one week before his wedding to Miranda and told her he missed his family, and wanted her back.
The "Teen Mom" says that Miranda already knew all of this, so hopefully, Messer making the information public won't hurt the amazing co-parenting relationship that Leah, Corey, Jeremy, and Miranda all have for twins Ali and Aleeah.
However, this does explain why Miranda and Jeremy are both very threatened by Leah Messer and Corey Simms close friendly relationship, which can sometimes cause issues in their current marriages.
What are your thoughts on "Teen Mom 2" star Leah Messer's cheating bombshell about Corey Simms? Tweet us @TeenMomNewsFeed or leave a comment below.


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|04 Nov 2013
windows 7 ultimate
when open a word file or pwrpnt file another file is opens
God bless you, I am not a computer person please help me to fix the problem I have.
Every time I open a word, power point and note pad program another file is opens with that (with a infinity sign in the front with the same extension ) is that a thread or how can I stop this
thank you
Please someone help me
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W7 Pro SP1 64bit
Welcome to the Seven Forums.
I saw your post right after you made it but I did not post a reply because:
1) Real life got in the way
2) I'm not sure that I understand your issue.
I'm not picking at your English, but this is important:
Your post mentioned, "another file is opens with that".
I'm guessing that you meant:
...another file is opened with that
...another file opens with that
Either way, the word open is really important to the description of your problem.
Let's just talk about Word for now.
When you open a Word, one or more temporary files may be created. This is normal and desired; but those temp file(s) should not automatically open in Word.
Please try this:
Close all copies of Word.
Open Windows (file) Explorer.
Double click on an existing Word document.
How many windows do you have open for the Word program?
(Hopefully, just one.)
How many files do you have open in the Word program?
(Hopefully, just one.)
Are you seeing this file that bothers when you look at Word or when you look at Windows (file) Explorer?
Please show us what you see and where you see it.
Here is a link with instructions about posting screenshots to this forum:
Screenshots and Files - Upload and Post in Seven Forums
Your post mentioned, "(with a infinity sign in the front with the same extension )"
The temporary file(s) that Word might create should start with a Tilde character and then the dollar sign (~$), not the symbol for infinity. And Notepad should not create these temporary files... so I might not understand your problem at all.
Below is a video that I made for another thread. The point of the video was to show that these temporary files can be left behind if Word exits abnormally. The video does not happen to show file extensions... but hopefully it will still help us communicate:
(You might want to watch it in the full screen mode and at 720p resolution.)
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Yesterday's post on Content Farms over on ReadWriteWeb makes for depressing reading. The likes of Demand Media and Answers.com are reportedly flooding the Net with low quality copy that's ranking increasingly well in search engines like Google.
Richard MacManus, author of the piece over at RWW, noting that that both writers and readers of content will need to work harder to get quality content, urges Google and other search engines to make sure "quality rules".
I … hope that Google and other search engines find better ways to surface quality content
What this means for your business blog
If you're not working hard to convert visitors to your blog into subscribers, you need to.
Look again at where your calls-to-action are. Are you just using the default RSS subscribe button? Or perhaps you're using the WP Greet Box to encourage visitors from Twitter, Google, etc to subscribe?
Greet Box helps; but so does Yoast's excellent Comment Redirect form. I've noticed from the stats that first time commentators to my blog often subscribe because I ask them to with this cute WP plugin.
Social networking = the new SEO
If you're starting a new business blog it's also essential that you've optimised your blog for search engines. Trouble is with content farms filling up a lot of the SER space now, it's getting harder to rank well. So nurture your contacts, work hard to get people to link to your site and individual posts. Perhaps enter into agreements with other bloggers to help each other build links. Get social.
One thing is certain, as the Net matures and more and more people wise up to the value of ranking well in google, smaller businesses are going to struggle to generate the same kind of traffic. In the early days blogs did well because of the url structure. Google naturally seemed to like the way WordPress blogs worked, especially as other were generous with their link love.
Now, with companies entering the market that generate 4000 articles a day for their website, it's almost impossible for a business blogger to keep up.
Social media connections, personal recommendations, link love, and working actively to get people to opt into your blog content is what will help people find out what you have to say on a regular basis.
Update: Tuesday, 15/12/2009
There's an excellent discussion of the rise of junk content over on TechCrunch.
Check out Martin Mosch's piece on content farms, too.


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Nov. 21, 2012
Source: Cerified Angus Beef
Everybody likes to envision the year ahead and plan accordingly. You can't predict the weather, and the markets stay behind a cloud most of the time, but what about trends with beef products? Those are just a little easier to call.
The Certified Angus Beef ® brand (CAB®) recently hosted a diverse group of chefs from around the country at its Education & Culinary Center in Wooster, Ohio. The Chefs Panel represented a cross-section of restaurateurs, corporate chefs and academia who discussed the past year, exchanged ideas and anticipated trends in the kitchen for 2013.
Here's what they see shaping up for the upper end of foodservice.
13 for '13:
• The Year of the Strip: Showcase the flavorful strip steak instead of those traditional middle-meat favorites, the ribeye and filet.
• Surf & Turf 2.0: Make use of more economical cuts like the ball tip and teres major, paired with seafood options, currently available at lower market prices.
• History Tells Us: Reintroduce guests to alternative cuts of flavorful beef that have been braised and slowly cooked in international cultures for centuries.
• Thinking Globally Local: Use local ingredients to create international dishes. For instance, prepare heirloom rice from North Carolina to create Risotto - a Northern Italian-style rice; or add global ingredients like kimchee juice from fermented veggies to give rice a Korean spin.
• Craft-Driven Programs Take Center-Stage: Implement craft-driven cocktail, cheese, charcuterie, bourbon, cheese and pickle programs, which continue to draw the attention of guests interested in how foods are created.
• Gourmet American Junk and Fair Food: Experiment with high-end nostalgic favorites and Fair Food such as corn dogs, but with lobster meat.
• Broaden Protein Horizons: Add lesser-known cuts of beef like the chuck flap and sirloin flap, and dark-meat chicken to the menu as they become more accepted by American palates.
• Saving on Specials: Turn undervalued cuts, like chuck steaks and chuck short ribs from the chuck roll into creative specials and profit centers.
• Tapas for One: Deliver these bite-sized, finger-food dishes styled after the Spanish tapas, offering a more catered experience for guests to try multiple dishes.
• Refined and Relaxed: Serve in a more casual style and setting but with elevated menu items like artisan sausages or gourmet burgers customers can enjoy without the fuss.
• Tell Stories with Social Media: Incorporate social media to communicate directly with customers, sharing behind-the-scenes stories of product sources, seasonal specials and delivery to the plate.
• Hand-held Neighborhood Butcher: Communicate with customers through smartphones -
information previously acquired from the traditional butcher. Chefs will continue to innovatively educate consumers on cuts, preparations and ways to save at home.
• School Customers: Offer more and more educational programming for guests including cooking classes, book clubs with menu pairings and chef exchange events. Guests want to have stories behind dishes to share with friends.
The chefs also took time to experiment with such new cuts of beef as the Vegas Strip, as well as participate in a hands-on butchery session with CAB meat scientist Phil Bass.
Participating trends panel chefs:
• Brad Barnes, CMC - Culinary Institute of America - Hyde Park, N.Y.
• Craig Deihl - Cypress - Charleston, S.C.
• Jorge de la Torre - Johnson & Wales - Denver
• John Doherty - Consulting chef - New York City
• Cindy Hutson - Ortanique - Coral Gables, Fla., Grand Cayman and Harbour Island
• Ric Rosser - Saltgrass Steakhouse - 57 locations in Texas, Oklahoma and Colorado
• Rory Schepisi - Boothill Vega - Vega, Texas
• Cedric Tovar - Rosemary's and Bobo - New York City


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An unsuspecting family in Luling are lucky to be alive after their hot water heater malfunctioned, filling their home with lethal carbon monoxide gas that sent them to the hospital - but could have killed them.
We almost had a tragedy - thats for sure, Hahnville Fire Chief Reginald Gaubert told the Herald-Guide.
The familys carbon monoxide sensor sounded an alarm at three in the morning, but they shrugged it off and went back to sleep.
The alarm sounded again four hours later, at seven in the morning. This time, they called the fire department.
By the time firefighters arrived at the home, the family showed classic signs of carbon monoxide poisoning. Symptoms included dizziness, headache, fatigue, lethargy and irregular heartbeat.
The situation was so advanced that sensors showed the exterior of the house to be engulfed by the odorless, colorless, invisible gas.
There was so much carbon monoxide inside that the sensors buried their needles with the highest possible reading.
A water heater was the source of the carbon monoxide, Gaubert says.
The gas was coming from an open vent on the top of the water heater, continues the fire chief
Anything with an open flame is a possible source of a carbon monoxide, including a fireplace.
People need to be aware of this. And if they have carbon monoxide alarms, they should take them seriously.
This gas truly is a silent killer.


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A&M chancellor Sharp visits Tarleton
Tarleton State University
Thursday, October 13, 2011
STEPHENVILLE, Texas—Tarleton State University welcomed John Sharp, chancellor of The Texas A&M University System, for his inaugural visit to the campus since being appointed leader of the 19-member system on Aug. 15.
Tarleton's faculty, staff and students gave Sharp a warm Texan welcome on Wednesday, Oct. 12, and treated his official visit as an opportunity to showcase many of the university's ongoing research efforts, new state-of-the-art facilities and cross-agency initiatives. The chancellor also expressed his excitement for the future of the A&M System and how he expects Tarleton and other sister institutions to continue their roles in educating students and solving problems through research.
"I am very fortunate to be called chancellor of this great system," said Sharp. "One of my principle jobs is to work with our state's leaders to make sure you have access to the resources you all need to produce the results the people of Texas expect of our public universities."
Sharp, a public servant since age 27 when he was elected a state representative, said his visit to Tarleton was to help him gain a better understanding of the university in order to become a strong advocate for the institution.
"I can't tell you how excited I am to be a part of the A&M System and to be here at Tarleton, the third-oldest member of the system," he said. "Tarleton's role in the system has always been one of the finest educational institutions in the state of Texas, particularly in regards to agricultural research and innovation."
Sharp was greeted by faculty, staff and local dignitaries at the Southwest Regional Dairy Center. Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio, president of Tarleton, introduced Sharp to the crowd before the chancellor toured the facility with Dr. Don Cawthon, dean of the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences.
The chancellor also visited the university's Welcome Center and Office of School Relations, and was provided a personal tour of the campus which included stops at the Center for Agribusiness Excellence (CAE), the Texas Institute for Applied Environmental Research (TIAER), the Recreational Sports Complex and the university's newest residential hall, as well as the Barry B. Thompson Student Center where he visited with representatives of several spirit organizations.
Sharp also met with Dr. Mark Littleton and the staff of the American Clearinghouse on Educational Facilities before having lunch at the Trogdon House with student government representatives and administrators from the Division of Student Life.
Dottavio again introduced Sharp during a general assembly held in the Clyde H. Wells Fine Arts Center that included a performance by the university's chamber choir.
"It is a testament of his character that he has made a point very early on in his tenure as chancellor of the system to find out what it is that the A&M System is about and to learn more about all of these great institutions and agencies," Dottvaio said when introducing Sharp. "We've shown him why so many people 'bleed purple' and have so much pride for Tarleton, and we're pleased to have him as a special guest on campus today.
"Mr. Sharp has been a public servant for decades, making a difference in the lives of Texans," Dottavio said. "He has set a goal of making the A&M System and its institutions the very best educational system in the nation, and I have no doubt that he is a leader who can make it happen."
Sharp then held discussions with members of Tarleton's Staff Council, Faculty Senate, Academic Council and the president's Executive Cabinet before touring the Nursing Building where he had the opportunity to visit with nursing students before attending a reception in his honor. Guests included elected officials, directors of the Tarleton Foundation, alumni and friends of the university.
Dr. David Snyder and student volunteers with Tarleton's Equine Assisted Therapy (TREAT) program concluded the chancellor's visit, explaining the benefits children and adults with physical or mental disabilities receive from horseback riding.
Tarleton State University
A member of The Texas A&M University System
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Anthropologie's zinc letters have gotten their fair share of attention from DIYers. Carrie from Lovely Etc. also wanted to replicate their beloved look, but she had her eye on the oversized letters for her son's nursery. The ones that cost $98 a piece. Of course, that wasn't happening! Instead, Carrie broke out her jigsaw and cut out a combination … [Read more...]
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Mary Kathryn from Mathews Family Happenings was smitten by the wallflowers she had seen on several blogs. She had even come close to buying them a few times but knew she could create them for less. And that she did! Mary Kathryn cut all the little flower shapes from poster board, curled the petals, and then attached them to the wall with putty. … [Read more...]
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When it came time to decorate her second child's nursery, Danielle at House in the South knew she wanted to include an alphabet print. Here's what she has to say: "After seeing the Alphabet Zoo nursery art from ZGallerie, I ran across a pack of animal alphabet cards by Jenn Ski the creator of the ZGallerie piece. With a few on-hand craft items I … [Read more...]
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"Give instruction to a wise man, and he will be yet wiser: teach a just man, and he will increase in learning." Proverbs 9:9, 10 It has been often said, and I believe correctly, that we will continue to learn for all of eternity. Heaven will be filled with continuing revelations of the perfections of God. If this is true, shouldn't it also follow that we should continue to be actively learning for as long as we live on earth? Education should not end upon graduation. Sadly, this is the pattern that many follow. People form opinions on life – religion, politics, family-and from the moment the opinion is formed, it is set in stone, ironclad.
However, this is not the pattern of the wise. The wise person realizes that he needs more wisdom.
The wise understands that he continues to be ignorant of many things and seeks to learn more.
Today, I received a text message from a brother who was excited about something he had read about the nature of God. This individual already has a reasonable grasp of God and theology, but wisely, his desire to continue to learn has not abated. In reality, this thirst to learn is a sign of humility. The humble person does not arrogantly claim to be fully informed. My maternal grandfather was a great example of this thirst for understanding. Literally, to his dying day, he spent his time studying and memorizing God's Word. He was consumed with understanding God and His ways better. He would tackle issues that were confusing to him, and he would not turn them loose until he had a better grasp of them. According to Solomon, this is the picture of a wise man.


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Orange Dual Dark 50 Guitar Head Amplifier
The Orange Dual Dark 50 Guitar Head Amplifier is a 2-channel, 50W tube guitar amplifier head with effects loop and variable attenuator.
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- Clean channel controls: Treble, Bass, Volume
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- Tube driven effects loop in reverb section
- Footswitchable channel selection
- Variable attenuator with footswitch control
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The all-new Orange Dual Dark Series is a range of high-end dual channel amps. Put simply, these amps showcase Orange Amplification at their most innovative. The new amps build on the brand's reputation for creating the ultimate British guitar tone. Bringing a new dimension of sound that delivers potent combinations of tone.
The Orange Dual Dark 50 has a completely new voicing for Channel A, different to anything else in the Orange Amp range yet still true to their heritage. Channel B has the voicing of the Dark Terror tone. Both channels can go from clean through to crunch at lower gain levels and offer four stages of gain.
This head features footswitchable attenuators and Orange's signature low impedance effects loop design. The Dual Dark 50 has an output that can be switched to 50 or 25 Watts. The amp comes with standard EL34s fitted but other tetrode valves can be used when biased correctly by a technician. The Dual Dark amp has been built with state of the art components backed by Orange's ever evolving design and deliver the biggest amount of gain available in the history of their amps.
Features: Twin Channel, Footswitchable Channel and Attenuator, Effects loop
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Lower partial moments as measures of perceived risk: An experimental study
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Record levels of snow was dumped in Austria and other parts of Europe over the weekend causing ski runs to close and access in and out of resorts blocked. Tourists were advised to stay indoors in what has been described as a once in a decade snow storm and local shops and restaurants have been forced to close early amid safety fears.
More than 10 ft of snow fell in 48 hours in Tyrol, Austria trapping skiers in a number of resorts in the area. The heavy snowfall has been made worse by extremely high winds causing conditions to become treacherous, with 150 skiers stranded on a mountain after a lift failed in the sub zero conditions.
Avalanches have caused huge disruptions to railways and many roads have closed, with fallen rocks and trees. The risk of further avalanches remains high and people are advised to proceed with extreme caution and only venture out if necessary.
Worst hit was Austria were the snowfall has been described as paralysing, virtually bringing the country's tourism to a halt since January 7th.
Today is the first day that trapped skiers and snow boarders have been allowed to head home, with reports that 1000 trapped British holiday's makers have finally been given the all clear. The popular resort of Ischgl has reopened today after all roads in and out were closed causing a lock in for visitors.
This spell of extreme water comes as a stark contrast to last month when there were fears over the lack of snow forcing some resorts to delay the start of their season.


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Software from the book Geek House, published by Wiley, written by the authors of PC Toys. Project code is for a bar code inventory, security monitoring, a recipe database, a barbeque controller, and a soil moisture driven sprinkler controller.
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text: Good morning, Oppo. Yesterday, I spent the day at Universal Studios Orlando, and boy do they have some interesting rides! Some are movie props (you'll recognize a couple cars from Jurassic Park, the DeLorean from BTTF, and the bus from Harry Potter), but a fair number of cars are there simply because they're awesome. Check out a little of what Universal has to offer.


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Instructables, Assistly, Airbnb: The 1-Minute Version of Last Week's Bay Area BizTech News
There's no such thing as the summer doldrums when it comes to Bay Area technology news—not this summer, anyway. Your recap of last week's top stories starts here:
—The National Science Foundation unveiled a new "Innovation Corps" program designed to help university researchers get their innovations from the lab bench to the commercial world. 100 I-Corps teams per year will receive $50,000 grants and will go through an intensive entrepreneurship workshop based on startup guru Steve Blank's Lean LaunchPad course at Stanford University.
—I profiled Instructables, an online community of "makers" and other DIY enthusiasts featuring tens of thousands of crowdsourced how-to articles. Turns out I had pretty good timing: design software giant Autodesk announced yesterday that it has acquired the San Francisco startup and that CEO Eric Wilhelm will help the company build new online communities around its consumer offerings.
—Assistly, a San Francisco startup offering cloud-based system that helps companies provide customer support via social media, scrapped its tiered pricing system and introduced a new free version of its service; we published an in-depth case study of CEO Alex Bard's risky decision to go "freemium."
—Innovalight, a Sunnyvale, CA, company whose "silicon ink" technology improves the efficiency of photovoltaic panels at turning sunlight into electricity, was snapped up by DuPont for an undisclosed sum.
—Vacation rental clearinghouse Airbnb said that it had collected a whopping $112 million in Series B funding. Of course, that news got somewhat buried by the storm of bad publicity around a San Francisco-based Airbnb user whose home was vandalized.
—Menlo Park, CA-based TechShop announced the impending opening of the latest branch in its chain of community fabrication studios. The new location, in Allen Park, MI, outside Detroit, is being readied as part of a partnership with Ford.
—My San Diego colleague Bruce Bigelow sent several stories my way last week. First, San Diego wireless giant Qualcomm acquired a set of gesture recognition technologies from Sunnyvale, CA-based GestureTek. The implication: devices including next-generation version of Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor could have gesture-recognition capabilities similar to those provided by Microsoft's Kinect device.
—Second, Bruce reported on an Ernst & Young study finding that IPO activity returned to pre-recession levels in the second quarter of 2011.
—Finally, Bruce recounted his conversation with Sumeet Jain, a partner at San Francisco-based CMEA Capital, about the entrepreneurial scene in San Diego. Jain opined that there are lots of investable companies in San Diego, but the dearth of local venture firms and angel investors "curating" the local startup scene makes it harder for outside firms to screen potential San Diego deals.
—My Seattle colleague Curt Woodward talked with Facebook engineer Philip Su about what it took to get Skype video calling integrated into Facebook.
—In my Friday column, I shared some insight into how I decide what to write about at Xconomy, and why I have to say "no thanks" to a lot of story pitches.
—In healthcare IT news, San Mateo, CA-based Epocrates rolled out the first phase of its electronic health record system, and Y Combinator-backed drchrono announced that its iPad-based electronic health record system had won "meaningful use" certification, making practices using the system eligible for up to $44,000 in incentive payments.
—In deals news, Motif Investing raised $20 million, WhiteHat Security raised $8 million, Taulia raised $8.5 million, Nodeable raised $2 million, Strava raised $12.6 million, Azumio raised $2.5 million, Read It Later raised $2.5 million, Hearsay Social raised $18 million, BridgeLux raised $60 million, and Michigan-based Augment Ventures put an undisclosed sum into San Francisco-based Aperia.
—In acquisitions news, Oracle bought San Bruno, CA-based Inquira, a maker of call center management software.
—San Jose-based semiconductor research company Intermolecular said it hopes to raise $200 million in an initial public offering.


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"The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it."
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WHEN grandfather Andrew Dables decided to renovate his £400,000 home he thought it would be a relatively simple project for his builders.
However, when a bathroom floor was pulled up a series of DIY bodge jobs was revealed.
For a previous owner had failed to fit joists across the beams, which threatened the stability of the detached four- bedroom house at Wilton, near Salisbury, Wiltshire.
The internal structures were so bad that Mr Dables, 60, and his wife Denise, 57, had to move out of the house for eight weeks while vital repairs were carried out.
His insurers, Lloyds TSB, advised him to seek the £30,000 costs of the extra work from the previous owner as there was nothing in his policy which covered him.
I am £30,000 out of pocket and I am furious
After diligent research, Mr Dables had an even greater shock when he discovered the former owner was builder John Lambe, the M5 rapist, who terrorised women in south-west England from 1975 to 1980.
Lambe, who was jailed in 1981 for 12 rapes and six attempted rapes, carried out the repairs in 1972.
Now Mr Dables is seeking justice for the DIY disaster by writing to Lambe courtesy of the prison service to ask for the money, but he is not holding his breath.
"I want him to pay for the damage," said Mr Dables. "I am £30,000 out of pocket and I am furious."
Lambe, who was given 12 life sentences and is still seen as a danger to the public, is believed to be at a high security prison.
Mr Dables, who has a £100,000 mortgage with Lloyds, added: "I was told by the builder I would have to dismantle part of the house. The work is now completed, but the nightmare goes on."
Mr Dables appealed to the Financial Ombudsman over the decision by Lloyds TSB to refuse to meet the claim but lost his case.
A spokesman for Lloyds TSB said it had declined Mr Dables' claim "as the damage was not an insured peril".
He said it had offered to reconsider the claim if Mr Dables provided a cause of damage report and this offer was still open.
Lambe, who was born in Fordingbridge, Hants, attacked women in the Bristol and Taunton areas.
He was eventually arrested after the husband of one of his victims recognised him.
His motive was said to be his hatred of the police after he was convicted of aggravated burglary in 1975.


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The X360 has 3 hyperthreaded cores of approx. 3Ghz each - so you'll need a seriously high-end PC to beat that. Add to that the unified memory architecture of the X360 which helps cut away most of the (very significant!!) overhead that the graphics driver introduces on a PC (especially in Dx9 and on WinXP). If taken to its full potential the X360 is certainly much more powerful than a current PC.


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Der Spiegel reported Monday that the German government has confirmed a previously reported operation targeting potential US spying facilities in Germany in late August.
According to the report, a German Federal Police helicopter circled at an altitude of just 200 feet over the US Consulate in Frankfurt. The main objective was to take high-resolution photographs to identify suspected listening posts on the building's roof.
However, the Germans may have had an additional motive. As noted in the report, an unnamed official claimed Germany wanted to send a message that eavesdropping technologies would not be tolerated on its soil. Specifically, the message was supposed to be, "Stop. Germany strikes back!", according to Der Spiegel.
Allegedly, the operation was ordered by Chancellor Merkel's Chief of Staff Ronald Pofalla. According to the report, while Pofalla believes the NSA scandal has passed, he is furious about reports of spying technologies at US diplomatic outposts in his nation.
As Der Spiegel notes, experts believe the flyover was more symbolic than a serious attempt to locate spy gear. Experts believe the Germans wanted to make it clear they can get more aggressive on this issue, if necessary.
Here's the kicker: the operation was ordered by Germany's Office for the Protection of the Constitution. It looks like the German government actually cares about protecting its citizens' most important rights while the US government destroys them at home and abroad.
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Traffic congestion in San Antonio about average, report says
Updated 1:15 am, Tuesday, February 5, 2013
During the worst bumper-to-bumper traffic, San Antonio drivers must spend almost three times as long getting to their destinations as during light traffic periods, according to a congestion study released today that shows similar delays affecting motorists in cities across the country.
San Antonio motorists also wasted nearly the equivalent of a 40-hour work week stuck in traffic because of congestion in 2011 and used about 16 extra gallons of gasoline because of such delays.
The findings are part of the 2012 Urban Mobility Report, produced by the Texas Transportation Institute at Texas A&M University.
As in previous years, results show congestion is a common problem in big cities, one that has only gotten worse in three decades. The situation could become even more serious as the economy improves and more people return to work.
"In general, what we've seen in different places, there's some relationship with congestion levels and what happens with the economy," said Bill Eisele, senior research engineer at TTI and a co-author of the report.
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For example, in 2005, before the recession, San Antonio drivers lost 41 hours a year in traffic. That number dropped to 38 hours in 2011, about average compared to other cities.
"Think about what any of us would rather be doing for another work week or, better yet, vacation week," Eisele said.
When Kellie Smith and her family moved to San Antonio, she expected traffic to be a lot better here than in Dallas, where she previously lived.
At first, she was right. Six years later, the traffic situation isn't so rosy.
Now, the commute from her home north of Loop 1604, near U.S. 281, to her job as a downtown hotel general manager can take an hour if she leaves during the morning rush hour.
"There's no doubt," Smith said, "it's gotten worse."
But overall, San Antonio drivers still bested motorists in Austin, Dallas and Houston, all of whom wasted more time in their vehicles in 2011.
New in this current study is a measure of carbon dioxide emissions released into the air because of congestion. Individual San Antonio drivers released about 323 pounds of carbon dioxide in 2011.
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The report also shows how much worse congestion could be if public transit didn't exist. In San Antonio, every driver saves the equivalent of about two hours in traffic a year because of public transit, which decreases the number of drivers.
No single solution will fix congestion issues, Eisele said, but expanding roads, public transportation, changes in development patterns, flexible work schedules and telecommuting can help.
"The real key to successfully tackling congestion is providing different mobility options, and it's all part of the tool box of congestion mitigation," he said.


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Paxton had his first bad start of the season and Seattle lost 9-6. The Mariners are now 1-7 on the road.
OAKLAND, Calif. — It was going to happen at some point this season, and likely in his next few outings. James Paxton was going to stop pitching like Canada's version of Sandy Koufax and turn into a mortal for at least one game.
Regression to the mean in baseball is the ultimate opponent for any player, and it rarely loses. The odds of Paxton continuing to put up scoreless inning after scoreless inning would grow slimmer with each one he notched.
The question, then, would be: Could the Mariners win a game when Paxton wasn't tossing six shutout innings of dominance?
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That inescapable moment came Thursday night against an unremarkable Oakland A's team, and the Mariners failed in a 9-6 loss.
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Paxton was nothing like the pitcher of his first three outings. He couldn't locate his fastball or keep hitters off it with his breaking pitches. He pitched just 41/3 innings, giving up five runs on nine hits with a walk and eight strikeouts. Coming into the game, he'd given up just eight hits in 21 innings.
"You aren't going to keep something going like that all year long," Paxton said. "You are going to have days like today, and I just didn't have it. I will bounce back time next time."
Nonetheless, this was still a winnable game for the Mariners. But two costly errors, an inability to add on to an early lead and bullpen failures late turned into a forgettable defeat.
Seattle thus fell to 1-7 on the road.
"We didn't play a particularly clean game," manager Scott Servais said.
The Mariners seemed poised to pile up a plethora of runs. They were facing 32-year-old right-hander Cesar Valdez, who was called up from Class AAA Nashville to make the start. The last time he pitched in the big leagues was in June 2010, when M's closer Edwin Diaz was 16 years old.
Since then he's bounced around, pitching for almost any team in any league that would give him a uniform and a chance.
Seattle treated him as such, scoring three runs in the first two innings. But Valdez was able to get through four more innings without further damage.
"I thought it was going to be a good night for our offense the way we started it," Servais said. "Unfortunately, we didn't keep it going. We got three runs, but it probably should have been three or four (more)."
Still, with an early 3-0 lead, Paxton had everything set up to attack hitters without fear and keep rolling. But it didn't happen.
His scoreless streak, which was at 21 innings coming into the start, reached 23 after two scoreless frames. But it all fell apart in the third inning. Three straight singles would yield his first run allowed, with Adam Rosales lining a pitch into right to score Jaff Decker.
Then the Mariners got hit with some bad luck. Mitch Haniger's throw in from right field to shortstop Taylor Motter hit off the second-base bag and bounced back into the outfield, allowing Rajai Davis to race home.
"I probably should've went and caught it," Motter said. "Hard field and I was expecting a hop. It's my fault."
Paxton came back to strike out the next two batters and appeared ready to get out with a lead. But Ryon Healy laced a double down the left-field line to tie it at 3.
"I wasn't landing good curveballs for strikes, so they just started looking for fastballs," Paxton said. "I wasn't able to hit my spots with it tonight."
Paxton was chased two innings later.
Down 5-3, the Mariners tied the game in the sixth inning. Motter hammered a first-pitch fastball over the wall in center field to tie the score at 5.
But the bullpen torpedoed the victory hopes. Evan Scribner gave up a run in the bottom half of the inning, then to put the Mariners down 6-5.
And Dan Altavilla let the game get out of reach in the seventh, issuing a pair of one-out walks and serving up a three-run homer to Trevor Plouffe to make it 9-5.


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Chocolate Peppermint Blossoms Recipe
Weekly recipes to serve with a glass of milk.
A holiday take on the traditional blossom cookie: a cakey chocolate cookie with a festive peppermint Kiss.
Note: I highly recommend using a cookie scoop for these cookies so that they come out as round as possible.
About the author: Carrie Vasios Mullins is the editor of Serious Eats: Sweets. She likes to peruse her large collection of cookbooks while eating jam from the jar. You can follow her on Twitter @carrievasios
- Yield:makes 24 cookies
- Active time: 15 minutes
- Total time:30 minutes
- 1 2/3 cups all purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup unsweetened cocoa powder, such as Valhrona
- 1/4 teaspoon instant espresso (optional)
- 1 1/4 cups sugar
- 8 tablespoons unsalted butter, at room temperature
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 24 peppermint Kisses
Adjust oven rack to upper and lower middle positions and preheat oven to 350°F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper.
In a medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder, salt, cocoa powder, and espresso (if using). Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, cream together butter and sugar until fluffy, about 3 minutes. Add eggs and vanilla and beat until combined. Add dry ingredients and mix just until dough comes together.
Use a 1-tablespoon cookie scoop to drop dough onto prepared cookie sheets. Cook until starting dough just starts to crinkle at the top, 12-15 minutes.
Press a kiss into the center of each cookie. Let cool completely before serving or storing in an airtight container.


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22 days in Japan
Hi there,
I am traveling to Japan in Feb 2016 for 22 days and am thinking of the following itinerary:
Feb 14 arrive NRT Tokyo
1) I am debating of whether to get a 21 or 14 day pass. what do you recommend? i don't mind changing my itinerary to accommodate to 14 day pass. and from which day should I activate the pass either 14 or 21 days.
I am sure I will have more question later, thanks in advance! :)
Hi Viesta,
1.) Looking at your itinerary, it makes sense to use a JR Pass for Mar 5, as the trip back to Tokyo is pretty costly without a JR Pass. So using this as last day, the first day of a 14 day JR Pass would then be Feb 21. This is already well in your itinerary. What you could do, is try to re-plan and see if you can include more within a 14 day JR Pass or go for a 21 day JR Pass. Looking at both options, I think going with a 21 day JR Pass makes the most sense and requires the least extra work, also you would have 21 days of unlimited travel, adding a lot of flexibility.
2.) The JR Pass is not valid in Hakone, depending on the amount of travel that you will do, a Hakone Free Pass can be useful but you may be better off buying normal tickets if you don't plan on traveling a lot within Hakone.
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Skyway Builder release supports Mac and WebLogic (1 messages)
Skyway Software, a commercial open-source company specializing in model-centric tools for developing, testing, and deploying Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) and web services, announces today the release and general availability of Skyway Builder version 6.0.2. With this new release, Skyway Builder now includes the following: • Apple Mac OS X support • Oracle WebLogic 10 support • Web layer enhancements, including improved pagination functionality and expanded binary content controls for more robust RIAs Skyway models generate standard Java code that conforms to industry best practices for deploying to the Spring Framework and Spring MVC in a web-server-only environment and/or in a full JEE container. Developers may access the free, open-source version of Skyway Builder Community Edition via http://www.skywayperspectives.org/downloads .
- Posted by: Peter Varhol
- Posted on: September 04 2008 15:11 EDT
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- Re: Skyway Builder release supports Mac and WebLogic by Sammy Wan on September 08 2008 15:59 EDT
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Nice to see companies now support the Mac. Most of us Mac users feel like second class citizens when it comes to Java development. So my hats off to Skyway for taking the time to support this growing user base
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Chris and Veng (RWK) busy in BushwickAugust 20th, 2012 | By Lois Stavsky | No Comments »
The walls outside Bushwick's new Low Brow Artique have evolved into first-rate open-air gallery. Now alongside the mural fashioned by the Yok and Sheryo, is an exquisitely intriguing piece crafted this weekend by Chris and Veng of Robots Will Kill. Here are some earlier images:
Photos by Tara Murray
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Posted by Bob on April 25, 2008 at 21:10:
In Reply to: Put your shoes on Lucy... posted by Eileen Franklin on April 25, 2008 at 19:26:
: A phrase I heard repeatedly growing up was 'Put your shoes on Lucy, don't you know you're in the city'. It was usually employed at the end of a long car ride when you were to smarten yourself up before meeting relatives. My dad, now 83, said that it was his mother's phrase and that it had something to do with not appearing to be a hillbilly, i.e. unsophisticated when going to the big city. Has anyone any origin information about this phrase or shared experience?
It was a song, fairly popular many years ago.
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(Hank Fort)
Nellie Lutcher - 1949
Russ Morgan & His Orch. (vocal: Rhythmaires) - 1949
Also recorded by:
Gracie Fields; Horace Heidt & His Musical Knights.
Got an invitation to visit Manhattan
With my highfalutin' kin
Sent off to the catalog to get some clothes
Felt so stylish from my head to my toes
Seen all the sights and I even did some flirtin'
I was doin' alright till my feet started hurtin'
So I kicked off my shoes when I thought they couldn't see
But they must have, 'cos this is what they all said to me
Put your shoes on, Lucy, don't you know you're in the city
Put your shoes on, Lucy, it's really such a pity
That Lucy can't go barefoot wherever she goes
'Cause she loves to feel the wiggle of her toes
Put your shoes on Lucy 'cause you're here in old New York
You'll get by alrighty if you let 'em hear you talk
All the city slickers love that southern drawl
So give 'em that "Honey chile" and "Hi, y'all"
Lucy, let the good things happen
Lucy, won't you stop that gapin'
How you act will be the death of me
Don't they have skyscrapers down in Tennessee
Put your shoes on, Lucy, even though they kinda pinch
Stop baulkin', you gotta do some walkin', it's a cinch
Use your party manners, you'll need them and how
Put your shoes on Lucy, you're a big girl now


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Obligatory disappearance of Ahmad Izz
Director Sandra Nash'at has agreed with producer Wael Abdullah on choosing a new promotional campaign for her film "Malaki Iskandria", starring young Egyptian actor Ahmad Izz. The film is scheduled for screening during the start of the summer film season.
According to the Egyptian based weekly, Al Nogoom, Ahmad has agreed with Sandra that he will refrain from making any public appearances or even accepting any new acting offers until the film is screened. Ahmad stressed that he will disappear for a while until the screening date of the film, which he is bargaining will be the highlight of his career. The film will mark Ahmad's first leading role in the cinema and he is hoping to meet the expectations of audiences throughout the Arab world.
Recently, Ahmad expressed his extreme anger at controversial director Enas Al Dughaidi for not mentioning his name in the script of film "Al Bahithat An Al Hurieh" (Seekers of Freedom) as guest of honor only. Ahmad stressed that Enas had taken advantage of his guest appearance and kept making public announcements that he is one of the leading actors in the film to gain more success.
Ahmad added that he only agreed to make a guest appearance on the film as a kind gesture to Enas, who had given him his first push into the acting world when he starred in her film "Muthakarat Murahiqa" (Adolescence Memoirs). Ahmad fears that Enas's actions will negatively influence the success expected and hoped for his film "Malaki Iskindaria"


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KITTERY -- An AARP Driver Safety Course for drivers 50 years of age and older will be presented from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Kittery Estates, 220 State Road in Kittery on Saturday, November 10. This is a 4-hour course designed to help drivers learn about defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws, rules of the road and much more. A box lunch will be provided.
The registration fee is $15 a person for non-AARP members and $14 for AARP members. Advance registration and pre-payment is required to confirm a place in the class. To register, call Kittery Estates at (207) 438-9111. Class size is limited to twenty-five participants and registrations will be accepted first-come, first served as long as space is available.
More information may be found on the Internet at www.aarp.org/drive.
EXETER -- An AARP Driver Safety class for drivers 50 years of age and older will be presented from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 10, at RiverWoods Retirement Community, 7 Riverwoods Dr., Exeter, N.H. Advance registration is required.
The registration fee is $12 per person for AARP members, $14 for others, but veterans and their spouses may attend this class free of charge. To register, phone John Hammon, volunteer instructor, at (603) 772-4342. Class size is limited and registrations are accepted first-come, first-served.
DOVER — Senior Center news: Current and new players are always welcome to join any of our on-going games: Cribbage, Bridge, Poker, Canasta, Pay Me, and Whist. Also looking for players who enjoy playing Bingo, Chess, Mahjongg & Scrabble. Pick up our newsletter to learn more about the games or our other groups & classes. Book club also meets once a month! We also have a walking group that meets on Tuesdays and Fridays at 9:30am. There is still room in our fitness classes! We offer a wide range of classes specifically geared towards Seniors including Chair Yoga, Zumb Gold, Cardio and a Muscle Strength Range of Motion class. Pick up our newsletter or call (603)516-6436 for information on classes, times and cost for these programs.
Travel Update: All trips leave from the Dover Ice Arena "Park and Ride" lot unless noted
November 7 – 8, 2012: Foxwoods/Mohegan Sun Overnight Escape
November 14th: NEWPORT PLAYHOUSE. "Greetings!". Enjoy Newport's beautiful Ocean Drive, a buffet at the Newport Playhouse and Cabaret Restaurant, and then sit back, relax, and take in the Newport Playhouse's performance "Greetings!". $77 per person.
December 5th: Foxwoods. $30.
December 8th: Christmas Spectacular - The Fabulous Reagle Players! This trip is currently full – call for the waitlist.
NEWMARKET — Newmarket Senior Citizens Group News: Meetings are the first Wednesday of every month at 10 a.m. at 6 Beech St. Ext.
ROCHESTER — Area residents, aged 50 and older, are invited to join the GOOD OLE SPORTS at Spaulding High School cafeteria on Tuesday evenings for dinner. The cost for meals will be $7.00 per person this year.
This is a very active social group. There are no dues to pay, but there will be dinner, cribbage and dancing to both records and a DJ. Also available are door prize raffles and a 50/50 "pot-o-gold" raffle.
For more information and to make a reservation or to cancel a reservation, call (603) 948-1883, answering machine 24/7, and leave a clear message before 7:30 pm on Monday with your name, telephone number and how many will attend dinner.
In case the school is closed on the scheduled Tuesday, there will be no meeting of the Good Ole Sports.
ROCHESTER — Area Seniors news: Board of Directors meets on the first Wednesday of every month at noon. All members are welcome to attend the meetings. The Tea Party will then be held on the following Wednesday, at 1:00. Join us for some tea, coffee, goodies, cards and board games. Bring a friend or two. There is no charge or sign up necessary.
Our quilting group meets on Mondays at 11:30. Experienced and new quilters are welcomed. We offer Bingo for our members every Tuesday at 1:00. We have a lot of fun. Various crafts are on Thursdays. We also have a variety of books, movies and puzzles for you to borrow.
Our dinner meetings are held on the 4th Wednesday of the month at noon. This month it will be Baked, stuffed chicken, salad, potato, vegetable, dessert, coffee and tea.Cost is still only $6.00 for members. You must call by noon on the Monday, before the meal, to cancel or add your name to the list. We must pay for all meals ordered.
Our monthly Wellness Clinic is on the same day before the meeting from 11:00-12:00. Nurse Sandy from the Rochester VNA will be here.
On the 4th Thursday of each month, Donna from Wentworth Home Care brings us lunch and information of interest to all Seniors. There is no charge, but you must sign up ahead of time.
The Senior Center Office is open on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. We're located in the Community Center Building on Wakefield Street. Look for the red railings. Drop in and get a free copy of our latest newsletter, The Senior Scanner. It includes a calendar that lists all of our activities. Membership is open to all who are at least 50 years of age or more and you don't have to live in Rochester. Dues are still only $12.00 for the entire year.
SOUTH BERWICK — South Berwick Senior Center news:
"Home for the Holidays" A tribute to the famous Andrew sisters from the 1940s. Meal, entertainment and transportation for $85. Tuesday, December 4th.
Advanced line dancing classes are held on Fridays from 2:00 -3:00 p.m. Cost is $2 per class.
Don't forget Thursday lunch is a la carte. No reservations are required.
The senior center is located at the South Berwick Community Center on Norton Street. Stop by and pick up a Monthly Newsletter or call (207)384-3310 for more information.
WAKEFIELD — The Greater Wakefield Resource Center offers Bingo on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 10 a.m., doors open at 9 a.m. A hot meal is served immediately following Bingo at noon. Attendees do not have to live in the area to participate. Donation requested of $2.75 for each meal. For a menu, visit http://www.greaterwakefieldresourcecenter.net. A monthly Blood Pressure clinic is held the second Thursday of each month at 9 a.m. The resource center is open Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information please call (603)473-8324.
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Casmir Festival Blue perfume for Women by Chopard
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Casmir Festival Blue Chopard - Description
Fragrance Casmir Festival Blue perfume for Women by Chopard was introduced in 1992. Chopard Casmir Festival Blue is classified as Floral Aldehyde fragrance. Scent notes of Casmir Festival Blue Chopard include top notes of aldehyde, tangerine orange, orange blossom water, peach, middle notes of freesia, rose, apricot and base notes of amber, musk, sandalwood. The bottle is a design by Caroline Scheufele.
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The old-timey tradition of having some guy play the piano while moving pictures dance on the wall is something that goes all the way back to the Lumière brothers' earliest experiments. Unfortunately, the whole live music movie scene pretty much died in 1927 when Al Jolson and The Jazz Singer hoofed into theaters with their fancy talkie technology.
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That said, 80-odd years of obsolescence doesn't discourage Roofless Records label head Matt Preira. This Saturday, he and his cohorts will present a spectacle of simultaneous music and images called Cinema Sounds No. 6 at the Tower Theater. Preira says, "The major parameter I give the bands is to strive toward the illusion that what the audience hears them playing could actually be the score." So expect original scores by local sonic experimenters Animal Tropical, Teepee, Slashpine, and Goatslacker. The actual movies being soundtracked, though, will remain a secret until showtime.
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Blueberry Cream Smoothie
Tell me what is more refreshing after a good workout than a smoothie? In my opinion, nothing. Actually, I think a smoothie any time of day is refreshing. I love blended drinks…they're so fast to whip up; you can make them as nutritious as you want, they digest easily, and they always taste delicious. Well, almost always. One of my last experiments turned out a little sour. Apparently in my rush to whirl things up in a grapefruit smoothie, I didn't peel all the pith away from the fruit. The results were slightly bitter. But like a solider I downed most of it dutifully. I admit it was mostly because I didn't want to waste all the expensive supplements I had added. Yes, I'm cheap.
But this smoothie is as sweet as sweet can be. I'm in love with it. It's super creamy, which makes it feel more indulgent that it really is. You could easily serve this up as a dessert, with sliced bananas and a drizzle of chocolate syrup. Besides it's purple! What could be more fun?!
Blueberries are the star of this smoothie and rightly so. They are a powerhouse of antioxidants, vitamins, and nutrients. This fruit actually protects against colon cancer, guards eyesight, cleans your insides, and the antioxidants keep your skin nice. Bring it on! I also put sesame seeds in this drink because I'm trying to up my calcium intake.
Blueberry Cream Smoothie
- ¾ cup organic vanilla soymilk
- ½ scoop vanilla protein powder*
- ¾ cup frozen blueberries
- 1 frozen banana
- 1 tbsp sesame seeds
- 1 tbsp coconut cream**
*I used a vegan protein powder by Vega. I highly recommend this stuff…it's so delicious and creamy, yet it doesn't have any dairy
**This is just the cream skimmed off a can of coconut milk
Blend. Blend. And blend. All done. I often like to top up my smoothies with hemp seeds, raw sunflower seeds, or a smattering of granola just for some crunch. Enjoy!
Nutritional Info: (without protein powder) Cals: 266, Fat: 11g, Carbs: 37g, Sugars: 20g, Protein: 7.5g, Fibre: 5g
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I love such smooties for a breakfast. That`s easy to make and really delicious!
I love smoothies! Your blueberry smoothie looks super delicious and healthy as well.
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SO delicious! Fruit smoothies are one of my very favorite things. My husband and I used to make them several times a week, the summer after we were married. Totally nostalgic and cheesy. :) Love your blog!
I adore fruit smoothies. I have them after long runs, and they are so satisfying. The coconut cream is what is enticing for me. Nomnomnom.
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For the first time in school history, The University of Central Florida has earned a season ending Top 10 ranking going into the 2014-2015 football season.
In the Final AP Poll of the season, the Knights finished at #10 and #12 on the USA Today Coaches Poll.
Prior to the season, UCF was unranked and had a lot to prove to their newly cristened, All American Conference (former Big East.)
Fast forward a few weeks and UCF makes it's way into the polls ranking in the top 25 and by the time bowl season arrived, UCF was going into the Tostito's Fiesta Bowl at #15 but still an underdog to (at the time) #6 Baylor.
The only team UCF lost to this season was South Carolina which, barely escaped Brighthouse Networks Stadium with a win.
Without Blake Bortles and Storm Johnson playing at UCF next season, it'll be interesting to see if UCF can hang in the top 25 all season with a new Quarterback.
Do you think UCF will end up in the top 25 at the end of the 2014-2015 season?