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US Vice President Joe Biden arrives in Moscow later this week to talk politics and business and, according to diplomatic sources, prepare for an upcoming visit by President Barack Obama.
Biden has already left Washington to stop in Finland before arriving in the Russian capital on Tuesday night. On Wednesday, he's due to visit Skolkovo, a state-run zone that aims to be the Russian version of Silicon Valley. He'll also meet with President Dmitry Medvedev that night. On Thursday, he'll give a speech at Russia's top university and meet Prime Minister Vladimir Putin. No elite visit to Moscow would be complete without taking in a show at the Bolshoi Theatre and apparently that's planned too.
This will be the latest step in the much vaunted "reset" in relations between Russia and the US. Let's hope gaffe prone Biden behaves himself.


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Walsall property is perfect for the family
Taylor Wimpey is urging Walsall property-seekers to find out about a great opportunity to own a four-bedroom house at Saddlers Brook, its fast-selling development of new homes for sale in Rushall.
House-hunters looking for their perfect family-sized home in the Walsall area are being offered a superb opportunity to own a stunning four-bedroom detached house for less at Saddlers Brook, Taylor Wimpey's sought-after development of houses for sale in Rushall.
The stunning Plot 11 'Oakley', which overlooks the picturesque Ford Brook running through the heart of this beautiful development of new homes for sale in Walsall, is now available for just £214,995 – that's £10,000 off the original price tag with free carpets included!
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I leave them home alone at night tooooo
I have an 11 yr old and 6 yr old... I leave them home alone, sleeping, at night and go pick up DF from work.... I leave at midnight and don't get home until 12:30 sometimes.
For you ladies who say CPS is going to be called:
In the state of Ohio, there is no legal age limit..... if there is an accident while I'm gone they have my cell phone number, DF's cell phone number, his work #, my mom's #, my dad's # and DF's parents # to call as well as 911....
If a fire started, they know the escape routes, where to meet, who to call.
My bases are covered.
OMG READ RESPONSES! We have 2 cars, one is not working right now and we can't afford to get it fixed.
If we sell the car that needs fixed... guess what, we're still only using one car! Genius points for the woman who suggested that *eye roll*
I also don't always have the car. It's a rare occasion where I have it while he's at work. I try to get all of the kids and my appts done on DF's days off that way I don't need to have the car while he's working.
Also, For all of you who want to scream FIRE, RAPE, KIDNAPPED, ETC. That crap can happen with us asleep, them getting off of the bus, etc. Give it a rest.
CPS may investigate, but they won't find anything, only thing they would find is *gasp* Apt with clothes, food, furniture, educational materials, 1 desktop, 2 laptops, house phones and 3 cell phones that are on and in working order, 2 cats that are fed and taken care of, the boys share a bedroom *gasp again, how dare I make the boys share a bedroom* they have plenty of toys, etc.
For those of you asking why I posted this..... lol because 1) it's a confessions group, 2) I LOVE to get a rise out of females who are helicopter moms and 3) I wanted to see how long this kept going. I'm honestly suprised... most of my posts in the past never went past 100! LOL
To the "women" suggesting that I sell any of my equipment.... it's not going to happen. I work from home, need my desktop, have a business so I need my laptop for that... DF has a laptop for him that he had before we got together almost 2 years go. If we sold any of the computers we would be lucky to get $150 for all three because they are so old. Not nearly enough to fix his car.
Also one lady said if I work so much why don't we have the money.... ummm who said I work so much? I said I work from home and have a business.... didn't say how often I work, how many hours a week or how much I get paid. Stop jumping to conclusions. Oh and don't even suggest that I get an out of the home job... because guess what.... then I would have to leave my kids at home alone during the day as well for more than 30 mins. Hypocrites much?
All those explanations are great and I am not going to be judgmental but did you ever think that, hey they are 6 and 11, kids, who if something did happen would be terrified. I know it is a short period of time but don't you have complete anxiety ever time you step out for that drive? I would imagine they would call the right people if something like a fire happened, but who would be there to reassure them, or god forbid get them past the terror of something like a fire to escape. There is a large difference between adult thought process and a child's. I understand because sometimes I forget how young my children are, but they are called children for a reason. Just some thoughts.
I would suggest having the kids go to bed early and then getting them up before you need to leave. They could put coats over their pajamas and cover themselves with blankets, as needed, and go with you in the car. I believe this is much safer than leaving them home alone. The possibility of an intruder or a fire is just too great to take a chance on leaving children alone, especially at night.
That is the one of the hardest decisionsto have to make. You have to balance your families needs against your child safety and sleep. I would not tell any neighbors but the most trusted. Not so they don't report you but because you never know who might hear. Are all the numbers posted and programed into the phones? Just knowing may not be enough in an emergency. Have more than one phone, put one at both ends of the house or floors and make sure one is non cordless. I would put that one right outside your daughters rooms. Cordless won't work in a power outage. They are under 10 at Walmart and discount stores. We have emergency night lights that only go on during a power outage also. They are a little more expensive but worth it. I also use nightlights around just in case any how.
When i was 8 my mom had to start leaving me home alone all day. She worked 11 hours a day, 6 days a week. My dad was a horrible non-functioning alcoholic that caused more trouble for us than he was worth. She threw him out and then had no one to watch me. I woke up to an alarm clock, got dressed, made my own lunch and breakfast and walked to school. Came home and locked the door. I'm fine.
I have left my kids alone. I worked nights. My mom babysat overnite and when i got home i would drive her to the train station so she wouldn't be late for work. It was 5:30 a.m. I was home in 30 mins. They were 8 & 9 when i had to start doing this. A couple years later i remarried and had dd. I separated and had to leave baby dd at home with the older 2 to babysit. They were 10 & 11. As a parent you have to do what you have to do sometimes and pray. Something could just as easily happen when you're home and still end badly. Most of the accidents that landed my dc in the er happened while i was home.
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I would suggest having the kids go to bed early and then getting them up before you need to leave. They could put coats over their pajamas and cover themselves with blankets, as needed, and go with you in the car. I believe this is much safer than leaving them home alone. The possibility of an intruder or a fire is just too great to take a chance on leaving children alone, especially at night.
They wouldnt get a good nights sleep and they need to go to school.


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We've never had the opportunity to sell two of these great tractors in one auction! If you've been chasing one of these elusive tractors for years, this auction may be the best chance you've ever had!
1948 Allis-Chalmers G with Cultivators Runs, Restored, S# C144, Fenders, Cultivators, Goodyear rears 7.2-30 like new, Armstrong Fronts 4.00-12 70% tread
1953 Allis-Chalmers Model B Runs, Restored, Gas, S# B12305, Fenders, Belt pulley, PTO, Wide front, Firestone 9.5-24 Rears Like new rubber, Harvest King Front rubber 4.00-15 80% Tread, Welded clutch pedal
1952 Case LA-LP Runs, Restored, LP, S# 5614313, Wide front, Hydraulics, PTO, Belt pulley, Fenders, Alliance rears 15.9/14-30 Like new rubber, Agri-Master fronts 7.50-18 90% Tread
Rare! 1918 Case Model 10-18 Crossmotor Runs, Restored, S# 21096, on steel, parade rubber on rear, broken fan blade, hand crank, 13 HP
Case VAC Runs, Restored, Gas, Narrow front, Lights, PTO, Belt pulley, Fenders, All Purpose Tractor Rears 11.2-28 Like New, Deestone Fronts 5-15 95% tread
Ford 901 Select-O-Speed Runs, Restored, Gas, Lights, Fenders, PTO, 3 Point (Missing Top Link) Power Steering, Narrow front, Rekord 11-28 Rears 85% Tread, Deestone 5.5-16 Fronts 80% Tread, Select-O-Speed Shifter does not display correctly.
Ford Ferguson 30 Runs, Restored, Lights, Fenders, PTO, 3 Point no top link, Cambridge 11.2-28 Rears Like New, Like New Deestone 4.00-19 Fronts, Has Umbrella mount with umbrella.
Fordson Runs, Restored, Fenders, Front and rear cut offs, Aftermarket mag, East One 12.4-24 Rears 95% Tread, East One 6.5-16 Fronts 90% Tread.
Gibson Super D with steering wheel Runs, Restored, S# 145-3, 1 bottom plow, hand crank, Like new Harvest Kings 8.3-24, 70% fronts Goodyear 4.00- 12
1937 International Farmall F-12 Runs, Restored, S# FS91057, Single front, PTO, F&H Round spoke rear rims, Like new Traction Field and Road Rubber 9.5-36, Temco front rubber 7.5-10SL Like New
1947 International Farmall M Runs, Original, LP, S# FBK-126206 X1, Narrow front, Rear weights, PTO, All Purpose Tractor rears 15.3-38 60% Tread weather checked, Harvest King Fronts, 7.5-16SL 70% Tread, Eng # 724776
1948 International Harvester Cub with Belly Mower Runs, Restored, S# 18671, Belly mower, Wide front, rear weights, Goodyear turf rear 8.3-24 80%, Goodyear fronts 4.0-12 weather checked 50%,
International Farmall 0-6 Orchard Original, S#20408,
International Farmall H Runs, Restored, Gas, S# FBH 87355, Narrow front, Lights, PTO, 1 Set of rear weights, Uniroyal 11.2-28 Rears 70% Tread, Gateway 6.00-16 Fronts 60% Tread
International Farmall H Runs, Restored, S# FBH 50901, Narrow front, Lights, PTO, 2 Sets of rear weights, Firestone 11.2-28 Rears Like new, Firestone 6.00-16
McCormick-Deering 15-30 Runs, Restored, S# TG 59323, Full steel with rear extensions, Belt pulley
John Deere:
1941 John Deere LA Runs, restored, SN# 4025, rear weights, 1 Bottom plow (mechanical lift), hand crank, Kelly 10-24 rears 60% tread, like new Firestone 4.00-15 fronts.
1952 John Deere MT Runs, restored, gas, SN# 36147, fenders, belt pulley, PTO, Touch-O-Matic Hydraulic controls, new seat cushion, like new Titan 11.2/10-34 rears, like new East one 5.0-15SL fronts
1939 John Deere H Runs, restored, SN# 5457, narrow front, cast front wheels, pressed steel rear wheels, PTO, Wico mag., like new Firestone 9.5-32 rears, like new Firestone 4.00-15 fronts,
1941 John Deere H Runs, restored, SN# 22879, narrow front, cast front wheels, pressed steel rear wheels, PTO, Wico mag, like new Alliance 9.0-32 rears, like new Harvest King 4.00-15 fronts,
1948 John Deere B Runs, restored, gas, SN# 232519, narrow front, pressed steel rims, lights, PTO, hydraulics, Wico mag, like new BF Goodrich 11.2-38 rears, like new Deestone 6.00-16 fronts
1940 John Deere styled A Runs, restored, gas, SN# 497300 styled, PTO, pressed steel rims, BF Goodrich 11.2-38 rears 95% tread, DeeStone 6.00-16 fronts 95% tread
1935 John Deere D Runs, restored, SN# 122993, steel wheels with parade rubber, PTO, round and flat spokes
John Deere 720 LP Runs, restored, LP, missing tag, adjustable wide front, HC, lights, PTO, 3 Point (missing top link), power Steering, new Seat, Titan 13.6-38 rears 90% tread, Harvest King 6.00-16SL fronts 70% tread.
1956 John Deere 420-TRuns, restored, gas, SN# 88065, pressed steel rims, lights, PTO, 3 Point no top link, new cushions, like new Armstrong 11.2/10-34 rears, Armstrong 5.00-15SL fronts 70% tread
1960 John Deere 435 Diesel Runs, restored, SN# 437277, adjustable wide front, lights, fenders ,PTO, hydraulics, 3 Point no missing top link, GM engine, pressed steel rims, like new East one 13.6-28 rears, East one 6.00-16 fronts 95% tread
1950 John Deere styled G Runs, restored, gas, SN# 42092, styled, narrow front, cast rear rims, pressed steel front rims, hydraulics, PTO, lights, Co op 13.6-38 rears, like new Titan 6.00-16 fronts,
1951 John Deere G Original, gas, SN# 50132, styled, narrow front, cast rims, hydraulics, PTO, Wico, like new Alliance 14.9-32 rears, like new East one 6-16SL fronts.
1941 John Deere unstyled G Runs, restored, gas, SN# 10741, unstyled, narrow front, cast rear rims, pressed steel front rims, PTO, Wico, like new Alliance 11.9/13-38 rears, Co op 6.00-16 fronts 90% tread
1938 John Deere GP unstyled B Runs, restored, gas, SN# 56446, PTO, fenders, round spoke front rims, flat spoke rear rims, Lugs,
1952 John Deere G Original, SN# 55849, gas, PTO, hydraulics, like new Alliance rears,
Massey Harris:
Massey Harris GP 4 Wheel Drive Runs, Restored, "row crop" steel, parade rubber, welded water pump, PTO, Engine overhauled, Belt pulley
Minneapolis Moline:
Minneapolis Moline UDLX Runs, Restored, S# 310515, Heater, Radio, Headlights, Search lamp, 232X Miles, Harvest 13.5-32 95% Tread, Super Rib 6.00-16SL 80% tread.
Minneapolis Moline UDLX Runs, Restored, S# 310606, Heater, Search Lamp, Headlights, 351X Miles, Radio, Harvest 13.5-32 Rears 95% Tread, Farm Service 6.00-16SL Fronts 90% Tread
Minneapolis Moline UTS Runs, Restored, Gas, S# 125000975, Eng# 195002817, Wide front, Fenders, Lights, PTO, Alliance 16.9/14-30 rears 95% tread, Goodyear 7.5-16 fronts 50%
Oliver 70 Row Crop Runs, Restored, Gas, S# 242903, Lights, Fenders, PTO, Belt pulley, New seat, Kleber 9.5-40S3 Rears Like new, Farm King 6.5-16 fronts 95% Tread, Missing One Light,
Oliver 70 wide front with Raby cab Runs, Restored, Gas, S# 227787B, Adjustable wide front, PTO, Cab, Lights, Belt pulley, Like new BKT 13.6-36 Rears, Treadura 5.50-16 fronts Like new.
Oliver 77 Orchard Runs, Restored, Gas, Full orchard sheet metal, PTO, Firestone 14.9-26 rears 90% tread, Firestone 7.5-16 fronts Like new
Oliver Cletrac HG on Steel Runs, Old Repaint, Gas, Fenders, On steel
1926 Rumley Oil Pull 15-25 Runs, Restored, S# 1740, on steel, parade rubber on rear, Solid flywheel
Waterloo Boy:
Waterloo Boy Model N automotive steer Runs, S# N/A, Rubber lugs, AERO mag. , Round spoke front rims, Flat spoke rear rims, good gearing, has crank


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The mayor of London said his present government grant of just over £2bn annually would need to rise by £900m to keep bus services at their existing level and to pay for new bridges, trams and railways to cope with a population surge in the east of the capital.
However, his political opponents accused him of profligate spending and "fantasy economics" in promising far more than he could deliver.
Mr Livingstone argued that Londoners were getting a poor deal, as they subsidised the rest of the country to the tune of between £10bn and £20bn annually.
He claimed his Transport for London authority was the only transport operator in Britain achieving government targets of getting people out of cars and on to public transport.
"Their mantra on issues like hospitals and schools is that they should put more money into the areas that actually deliver," he said. "Therefore they should put more money into our transport budget."
The mayor's plans for the extra cash include an extension of the congestion charging zone into Kensington and Chelsea.
He wants a new bridge over the river near the Royal Docks, east London, a tram service through west London to Shepherd's Bush, extra carriages on the Docklands Light Railway and widening schemes on the North Circular Road.
Without the extra money, TfL predicts that congestion on London's roads will worsen, increasing delays on the buses by half.
"London's transport will begin to decline dramatically and rapidly," said Mr Livingstone. "This city would begin to become intolerable to live in and do business in."
The authority says it will be unable to provide for an expected 700,000 extra residents by 2016, most of them living east of the capital.
Simon Hughes, the Liberal Democrat mayoral candidate, said ministers warned that the only realistic way to pay for the new projects would be a huge rise in transport fares or an extra £300 on council tax.
"Londoners want the next mayor of London to tell the truth, balance the budget and not promise services they cannot deliver," said Mr Hughes.
Eric Ollerenshaw, leader of the Conservatives in the London Assembly, said: "This is fantasy economics from a mayor who is gambling London's transport system on a government which has got its own funding gaps."
However, the capital's business community backed Mr Livingstone.
Derek Sach, president of the London Chamber of Commerce, said transport problems were the biggest barrier to investment in London.


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Now we can finally tell everyone that all those years spent playing video games were not wasted. Thanks to disaster simulations designed by various video game companies, over 15,000 lost animals were saved in the aftermath of Katrina.
FEMA and other relief agencies made great use of Google Earth Pro to help map evacuation routes. These type of computer simulations are believed to have the potential to save thousands of lives in future disaster situations. This is a use for video games that any parent should be able to appreciate.
Computer Simulations for Disaster Relief
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Real-Life Video Games
Video Games for Safe Driving
Physics-Themed Video Games
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Google Earth Pro To Help Save Lives and Plan Evacuations
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Howard powers Phillies over Twins
Ryan Howard was a perfect 4-for-4 with two home runs and three RBIs as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Minnesota Twins 9-5 Friday night at Citizens Bank Park.
The Phillies won the game as -135 favorites, and the 14 runs sailed OVER the posted over/under (10) set by sportsbooks.
Joe Blanton scattered seven hits and three runs over six innings to pick up the win for the Phillies.
Nick Blackburn surrendered eight runs off six hits in just 1 2-3 innings in the loss.


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Yes, it is safe to update both Homebrew Channel and Wiimc.
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Hi Gang,
Just finished successfully modding my Wii (proof there is a God) as we wanted a second unit to keep at Grandpa's house when my boy visits. I'm getting 2 message requests that I don't want to follow through on without your input if you'd be so kind. The first is asking me to update my Homebrew from 1.03 to 1.11 if I read correctly, the second is my WiiMC Player telling me I need to update my IOS "or I'll have issues", which seems correct as I can't find the kids movies I backed up on it that we were able to watch just 2 days ago.
So #1, can I accept the request to update Homebrew? My Wii is set up wirelessly connected to my router if that matters. I simply didn't want to risk bricking it if updating my HBC while wireless was a risk, same question about my WiiMC Player and updating the IOS. I do have Priiloader installed. Allow me to say "thank you" for helping me go from barely being able to power on my Wii to modding my own, I'm so grateful for your time and tolerance.
Yes, it is safe to update both Homebrew Channel and Wiimc.
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Andy Murray's agony of last year's Wimbledon final loss is swept away
Andy Murray was "so glad to finally do it" after he won the Wimbledon title.
The 26-year-old Scot beat Novak Djokovic in straight sets on Centre Court, 6-4 7-5 6-4, to become the first British champion since Fred Perry won for the third time in 1936.
He was in tears of anguish last year after being beaten in the final by Roger Federer, but there was only joy this afternoon.
"It feels slightly different to last year," Murray said.
"Last year was one of the toughest moments of my career, so to manage to win the tournament today...
"It was an unbelievably tough match, so many long games."
He saw Djokovic come back from 40-love behind in the final game of the match to force deuce and threaten to level up at 5-5, but Murray dug deep and landed his reward.
"I don't know how I managed to come through that last game from (holding) three match points," he said.
"I'm so glad to finally do it."
Asked about the "torturous" nature of the final game, Murray said: "Imagine playing it.
"I've played Novak many times and when everyone's finished playing he's going to down as one of the biggest fighters.
"He's come back so many times from losing positions and he almost did the same again today.
"That made it extra tough and I just managed to squeeze through in the end.
"That win was for myself but I also understand how much everyone else wanted to see a British winner at Wimbledon. I hope you guys enjoyed it. I tried my best."
Murray had said after his semi-final win over Jerzy Janowicz that it would be tough to top those moments, but this was very special.
Murray said: "I also said that winning Wimbledon is the pinnacle of tennis. The last game almost increased that feeling. I worked so hard in that last game.
"Mentally, that last game will be the toughest game I'll play in my career, ever.
"It was a different match to the US Open. Winning Wimbledon, I still can't believe it. I can't get my head around that.
"It was just an amazing finish to the match. I was glad I managed to see all of my team afterwards. They saw what it was like last year after the match. It was a completely different feeling this year.
"This one will take a little while to sink in, I'm sure."
Murray's mum Judy was obviously immensely proud of her son's achievements.
She said: "It's the best feeling ever to see your son win Wimbledon.
"This is what he has talked about winning since he was a little boy, it was a dream that has become a reality now for him."
Mrs Murray admitted she found it hard to watch her son's triumph.
"I have been shaking for the last three hours," she added.
"I am fine now but 15 minutes ago (just before Murray won) I was an emotional wreck.
"I can't remember exactly what happened. I know he was 40-0 up in the last game and then it went to deuce, but he gutsed it out.
"There were some outrageous points in the final game. They had been out there for three hours and it was so hot, but he was so determined to win it."
Murray was seeded second for the tournament behind Djokovic, but his mother always suspected her son would go on to become the first British man since Fred Perry to triumph at the All England Club.
"I had a good feeling," she said.
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If you're all about basketball, Twitter is the place for you. According to Twitter, there are over 400 players on Twitter, representing nearly 90% of the NBA.
But wait, we said NCAA not NBA! Yes, don't worry – Twitter has those teams too. And they've made following all of them easy.
Twitter wants you to experience NCAA basketball in a whole new way.
Find your conference and follow your team. Before each game, get behind the scenes insights from the teams. During the games, see photos and videos tweeted from fans at the coliseum. After the final buzzer, celebrate or commiserate with the teams and fans around the world.
And if you just love basketball in general and want to follow NBA teams AND players, Twitter has you covered there too.
For example, if you're from Boston and love the Celtics, you can follow the team, or check out the player list to follow individual players – or the entire list!
Twitter promises "breaking news, behind-the-scenes stories, starting lineups, exclusive photos and insights from the teams."
And best of all (unofficially) – lots of smack talking.
So what are you waiting for? Follow your teams! It will be interesting to see if they make a bigger splash this year over last year.
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It's 2012. We — you know, humankind or whatever — have a myriad of ways to communicate. We have email, texting, Facebook, BBM, Twitter, shouting. Communication has never been easier, at the same time, communication has never been more complex. What's the telephone's place in all this? Spurred by this study on gender, dating, and phone use, we asked our Nerve Daters how phone calls play into their romantic life.
Almost half said that while they value phone calls for "catching up," they're done after ten minutes — long conversations aren't meant for the phone. One Dater noted, "I'll talk on the phone, but if we're having a long conversation I'd rather speak in person. I am a texter though."
About a third of voters said they don't like to talk on the phone at all. One said "Ow! My ear hurts, and you're giving me cancer." (Apparently when people hear "phone," they don't even jump to landline anymore — the assumption is cell phone. Unless, of course, this voter has some warlock friend who can give you cancer through the telephone lines. God, sometimes I feel like everyone has a warlock friend but me.)
Only a little more than a tenth of our Daters really love long phone calls. I imagine these telephone devotees sit, stomachs down on their beds, pink pajamas on, legs up, alternately twirling the cord around their fingers and painting their nails, refusing to text or videochat, preferring the intimacy of having sweet nothings whispered into their ears by their sweethearts, or exchanging gossip with their BFFs. Okay, I got a little carried away there.
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|Bill Taylor | profile | all galleries >> California Cities / Landscapes >> The Napa Valley
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|The wealth of post-Gold Rush San Francisco created a huge demand for wine, and by 1891 there were 619 vineyards throughout the valley. The wineries survived economic depression and the disease of phylloxera but were no match for Prohibition, the United States' "Great Experiment" of declaring alcoholic beverages not just immoral but illegal. Prohibition closed almost every Napa Valley winery. The few that survived provided medicinal wine or sacramental wine for churches. Vineyards were ripped out, to be replaced by prune and walnut orchards.
Prohibition ended in 1933, but it was not until 1966 that a large new winery was finally built in the Napa Valley. (A small winery - Stony Hill - was built in the early 1950's.) It was Robert Mondavi Winery in Oakville. Since that time several hundred wineries have been built, as the Napa Valley was rediscovered as a premium wine region, recapturing its earlier pre-Prohibition fame. Today there are more than 200 wineries throughout the county.
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Welcome! Thanks for visiting - we hope you find what you're looking for. Here are answers to some frequently asked questions to get you started…
What kind of church is First Pres.?
First Presbyterian Church is a community of 1,300 or so believers from across Spokane and beyond. Broadly speaking, we stand within the Reformed and evangelical streams of Christian tradition, meaning that we believe in the proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ for the salvation of a lost world, the unique authority of the written word of God, and the particular expression of Christian theology that emerged in the teaching of John Calvin and his followers at the time of the Protestant Reformation.
We value intergenerational fellowship, the life of the mind, the authentic worship of the people of God, and the living expression of worship as our posture and attitude wherever we may be, for the sake of the world beyond the church.
As a large "historic" downtown church we seek the transforming reality of the kingdom of Christ as it intersects with the reality of this city and its many needs. We hope you will join us on the incredible journey!
Where are you located and when do you worship?
For directions to our building, click here.
During the fall, winter and spring, worship happens at 8:45 and 11:15 am on Sundays.
In summer, we worship at 10am on Sundays.
Our common hour (10-11am in fall, winter and spring) allows for fellowship, learning and gathering across the spectrum of worship service attendance.
What can I expect in a worship service?
Our hope and prayer is that worship at First Pres has one focus: Jesus Christ. We enjoy experimenting with many different formats and approaches in our corporate worship as we seek to fulfill that singular goal.
You will find that our early service adopts a more "contemporary" approach in its musical and liturgical elements, while the later service makes greater use of the traditional elements of choir, bells, robes, organ, and folk instruments.
For all of our worship services, please come as you are (this is Spokane – wear whatever you feel comfortable wearing). Expect to enter into a time of thoughtful reflection and engagement with scripture, a weekly rhythm of confession, repentance and assurance of pardon, an opportunity to lift our voices and prayers to God corporately, and a challenge to bring the good news with us in word and deed as we leave the church doors. On the second Sunday of each month we share in the sacrament of communion, and on a regular basis we joyfully witness the baptisms of infants, children and adults.
What do you have for children and youth?
For years, children's and student ministries have been a thriving presence here at First Pres. Children and students of all ages are invited into the journey of faith and equipped to serve as shining lights in the world, through separate programs for younger children, older children, tweens, junior highers, senior highers, and college students. To survey our spectrum of programs and learn more, check out the Children's, Middle School and High School pages.
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First Pres makes a priority of caring for one another and for those beyond our fellowship. Key elements of this effort include the ministry of the board of Deacons, our various Support Groups, and the Stephen Ministry Program. To begin to access our systems of support, please contact Associate Pastor for Congregational Care Rev. Betsy Wynne.
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More than 85 million Americans own guns, but we need to recruit more people, the survival of our Second Amendment depends on it.
Here, you will learn how different groups feel about firearms, and what we can do to change their minds. You'll learn of the unique characteristics of Women, African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians, Jews, Liberals and Centrists, and what arguments we can make to win them over to our side.
...and other ideas to sell the Second Amendment.
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"Best Guide for Promoting the 2nd Amendment"
Learning about different ways to effectively market the 2nd Amendment to various ethnic and political groups. While each section is just an overview of how to market to one group or another; Gregory Smith's book has none the less shown me how to be a much better proponent of the right to bear arms.
When the author makes the point that not owning a gun to protect your home because you can call the police is as logical as not owning a fire extinguisher to protect your home because you can call the fire department.
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Political and ethnic groups who are frequently against the 2nd Amendment applying to individual gun ownership; often do not know that many of their own have been oppressed, and even enslaved, in no small part by gun control laws.
An intelligent and concise guide for defending the 2nd Amendment, this book is a must listen for anyone who supports the Second Amendment. Although not as in depth nor technical as Glenn Beck's "Control: Exposing the Truth About Guns", Gregory Smith's overall case for gun rights is just as conclusive and considerably easier to fully comprehend. Furthermore, whereas listening to Control made me convinced about the need to protect the 2nd Amendment but unsure how to go about it; Gregory Smith not only covers how to promote the 2nd Amendment, he even breaks down how to promote it to various ethnic and political groups.
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Lisa Leslie had 15 points and 12 rebounds, and Tamika Catchings added 12 points and 11 boards to lead the US Olympic team to a 74-58 victory over the WNBA All-Stars last night at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
Tina Thompson scored 11 points, and Yolanda Griffith had 11 points and a game-high 15 rebounds for the US in its final game before the Olympians, expected to dominate in Athens, head to Europe this weekend.
Mwadi Mabika scored 11 points -- all in the second half -- and Cheryl Ford added 10 for the WNBA All-Stars, who were overmatched by their bigger opponents. The US, comprised of most of the best players in the WNBA, outrebounded the All-Stars, 62-30. The US team, playing without the injured Sheryl Swoopes and Katie Smith, wore its national team uniforms, while the All-Stars each wore their road uniforms.The US, 13-0 earlier this year in exhibitions against international and professional club teams, begin Olympic play against New Zealand Aug. 14.Board to meet The International Olympic Committee executive board will meet this weekend to examine new accusations of influence peddling in bidding for the Games and consider stripping the United States's 1,600-meter relay team -- including Michael Johnson -- of 2000 Olympic gold medals for an earlier drug violation.
International Olympic Committee president Jacques Rogge promised to take "the necessary action" to deal with charges of vote-buying made in a BBC television program.
The "Panorama" show secretly filmed four agents who claimed they could secure votes -- for a fee -- of IOC members in the campaign for the 2012 Summer Games. One IOC member, Bulgaria's Ivan Slavkov, was shown discussing how votes could be bought. The IOC board also will review the case of the US relay team in Sydney. The International Association of Athletics Federations ruled last month that the medals should be stripped because one team member, Jerome Young, was improperly cleared of a doping offense before the Games.Greene confident American Maurice Greene confidently predicted he will retain his Olympic 100-meter crown in Athens. "Do I need another gold? I wouldn't say I necessarily need it, but I'm going to get it," Greene said. Greene has suffered defeats in two races in the past two weeks. He blamed both on poor starts. "I'm working on the start of my race and I think we are getting close to it," he said . . . Torri Edwards and Gail Devers are not participating in a relay camp this week in Munich to help determine the members of the US's women's 400-meter team. Edwards qualified for the Olympics in the 100 and 200 meters but faces a possible two-year ban for a doping violation. US Olympic women's coach Sue Humphrey said she has had no contact with Edwards, her agent, Emanuel Hudson, or her coach, John Smith. Her absence from the camp "pretty much excludes her" from the relay even if she is not suspended, Humphrey said. Devers, competing in her fifth Olympics, was asked to come to the camp but declined, saying the spot should go to one of the younger sprinters . . . The Opening Ceremonies Aug. 13 in Athens will re-create ancient Greece's connection to the sea, reportedly using a replica of a ship and mythological figures. The Closing Ceremonies will include traditional Greek dances and a wedding, along with light-carrying performers dressed in black to symbolize the galaxy.


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A number of customers have asked about the future of the Web Client Software Factory. I want to announce that we are starting to plan for the next release of the Web Client Software Factory. We plan to start the project in the spring of 2009 and plan to deliver this next version with Visual Studio 2010. I need your feedback as to the scope for this next release. The overall process for this release is the following.
- Announce intent for release and ask for scope requests
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We are considering a number of new features for Web Client Software Factory. This list is to get the discussion started but it will not be the final scope which is why we need your feedback. We will not have time to implement all of these features and I am confident that you will provide many other ideas that are not on the list.
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- Support for Web pages through dynamic data
- Eliminate the use of a base class similar to what we did for Prism
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- Allow Web Client Software Factory controls to be reused with SharePoint
- How to distribute logic between layers of the architecture
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I need your feedback on what you think we should focus on. I also need your help to build a list of customers that are using the Web Client Software Factory. I constantly have customers that are asking who else is using it. Additionally it is helpful to have this list to put the business case together for how much budget we should spend on this next release. So please help me build my list of customers.
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A city auditor report says the Dallas Police Department's crime statistics are "substantially correct," but the reporting system could use some improvements.
A number of Dallas Morning News stories since September 2009 have questioned Dallas police's new crime-reporting policies, suggesting the new policies were artificially deflating a high Dallas crime rate.
But a report from city auditor Craig Kinton that was released Monday said the department's statistics for 2008 are "substantially correct" despite a new policy that "may result in incomplete and/or inaccurate" crime reporting.
The report recommended police follow a more strict interpretation of federal guidelines and "enter all calls or complaints reported."
Currently, a patrol officer or expediter determines if enough evidence exists to determine a crime has been committed before the incident is included. The audit said waiting can result in incomplete and/or inaccurate statistics if complaints are not fully investigated or if the police report doesn't have enough information to make an offense determination.
But Dallas police officials say the city had been improperly over-reporting crime in past years.
"We believe that we should investigate an offense and come to a conclusion that we believe that there's a likelihood that an offense occurred before we report it as being one," said Deputy Chief Randy Blankenbaker.
The auditor's report found that about 20 percent of 60 randomly selected auto burglary reports were incorrectly filed.
Senior Cpl. Eddie Crawford, a Dallas Police Association vice president, said the figure is an area for concern.
"I think 20 percent is too high," he said. "Three percent would be acceptable."
The audit also found that 18 percent of 60 randomly selected thefts were incorrectly identified. Statistical samples of other crime categories had very few to no errors.
Blankenbaker said errors discovered by auditors were quickly corrected and that police are reviewing the current Dallas policy again with federal officials to be certain that it complies with national crime-reporting standards.
Dallas police brass said city auditors support their program overall. The audit said the department is reporting crime in "good faith."
"They believe that we substantially report crime correctly and we make a good faith effort to do so," Blankenbaker said.
"It's probably somewhere in the middle," Crawford said. "There was high reporting in previous times, and there was under-reporting this time."
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The Son That Former NFL Player Rae Carruth Tried To Kill Turns 18, Still Suffering From Permanent Brain Damage
The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
After years of starring in the popular sitcom Sister, Sister when they were preteens, Tia Mowry Hardrict and Tamera Mowry-Housley are enjoying even bigger success as adults in their own reality series.
The Style Network has renewed the reality show Tia and Tamera for a second season, according to Deadline. And there are plenty of good reasons why; the show, which premiered August 8, was the network's most watched original series in history — 750,000 viewers tuned in. Then,Tia and Tamera did even one better the following week, the docu-series enjoyed an audience of 920,000 viewers — which ended up being The Style Network's most watched telecast ever.
This time around the successful sister duo are also helping run things behind the camera as well as executive producers. Also, let's not forget that Tia is enjoying a double TV success story, she's also the star of BET's hit comedy The Game.
Season two of Tia and Tamera, which will chronicle Tia's juggling act as a working new mom and Tamera's life as a newlywed, is scheduled to start production later this year.
The Tia and Tamera season one finale airs October 8.
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The former wide receiver, who plotted the murder of his ex, Cherica Adams, is scheduled to be released from prison soon.
Each of the men could be served a life sentence in prison.
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* CEO Bejar to step down by Sept 30
* FCC has hired head hunters for new CEO
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MADRID, July 13 (Reuters) - Spanish builder FCC, whose top shareholder is Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim, said on Monday that it could accelerate the departure of CEO Juan Bejar if it finds a successor before Bejar is due to leave at the end of September.
It said it had hired head hunters to find a replacement for Bejar, whose resignation was reported by Reuters last week.
His departure will enable Slim to increase his influence over the indebted company and could open the door to another rights issue and strategy change, sources had previously said.
Bejar has accepted an 8.4 million euro ($9.2 million) severance payment. He had signalled he would resign after Slim increased his stake via a rights issue in December.
FCC has pledged to reduce its debt to EBITDA ratio to less than four times, from 6.2 times at the end of 2014, but it has continued to suffer due to the weakness of the Spanish construction sector. ($1 = 0.9074 euros) (Reporting by Tracy Rucinski; Editing by Julien Toyer and Susan Fenton)


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The Galt City Council could decide tonight whether to spend an additional $19,500 for an alternative site for a proposed Regional Law Enforcement Training Center and firing range.
Construction discussions began in 2010, but there have been issues with the original site, including environmental concerns regarding nearby wetlands. The city council approved the original $37,000 contract during the original discussions.


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Bounty Hunter, Napa, a welcoming place
Published 3:59 pm, Wednesday, August 22, 2012
It's always been a grumble of late-night diners in Napa: Where to get something great to eat in a town that goes to bed early? Several restaurants have opened to scratch that itch, but let's not forget an old friend who has long been there for us - Mark Pope, who founded Bounty Hunter in 1994.
This neighborhood hangout is also a destination for out-of-towners for its 40 wines by the glass, 400 wines by the bottle and small-production beers. Wander in at 9:55 p.m. on a weekday, and rather than being chided that closing hours are 10 p.m., you'll be greeted by a hostess delighted to offer you a seat and hand you a menu to satisfy that craving for a beef brisket sandwich with half-sour pickles ($13.50).
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The vibe: You might share a table in the small, crowded room, or you can squeeze in at the half-dozen seats at the bar. Camaraderie is part of the fun here, meeting new friends over an entree of beer-can chicken ($24.50).
The crowd: As the night gets later, the crowd gets younger and rowdier, but it's always well behaved.
Best seat: The barstools next to the back door, which is often open. You catch a breeze from the river and the best crowd views.
Killer app: Share a Smokin' BBQ platter of pulled pork, brisket, toothsome St. Louis-style ribs and coleslaw ($32.50). Vegetarians can dig into a sandwich layered with grilled eggplant, portobello mushroom, squash, roasted red peppers and aioli ($13.50).
Signature drink: With so many wines, the 2-ounce by-the-glass option is helpful. There's a red blend flight ($12.50) specifically for barbecue, as well.
Also on tap: For something stiffer, sip 1- or 2-ounce shots of whiskies from around the world, like the 114-proof Noah's Mill from Kentucky ($7/$14).
Bonus: Happy hour is a bountiful deal from 3 to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, offering 2-for-1 Bounty Hunter brand wines by the glass, 20 percent off Bounty Hunter brand bottles, 2-for-1 draft beers, $5 ribs and $10 barbecue samplers.
Bounty Hunter: 975 First St., Napa. (707) 226-3976. www.bountyhunterwinebar.com. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sunday-Thursday, 11 a.m.-midnight Friday-Saturday. Credit cards accepted.
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These 5″ square tidbits are just great for putting out snacks for guests, olives, smoked oysters, earrings, curry fixings, butter, chips for dieters, veggies, olive oil dips…. gosh, the list goes on and on.
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Anyan may be trapped in an evil dragon and Blondie may be gone, but Jane knows one thing: she's not about to give up. She's ready to tear down heaven and earth to save her lover, despite those who believe he's lost.
Luckily for Jane, those who've given up on Anyan do not include those closest to her. Defying The Powers That Be, Jane and company form their own crack squad of misfits, in whose hands the fate of the world may well rest.
With a little help from her friends, the Universe, and lots of snacks, Jane embarks on her greatest adventure yet, confident that with great sacrifice comes great reward. The question is, who will be that sacrifice?
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"How I miss the old Jane"
If you've been following my reviews of the Jane True series you'll see that I loved it in the beginning then by the middle I was a little disappointed in the direction the series took. I almost didn't even listen to Tempest Reborn. But that part of me that needed to see the series to the end (thank goodness this was the last book or I would have stopped) had to listen.
By the time I reached Tempest Reborn, Jane's world had changed so much and not for the better IMO. It went from fun, light, flirty and sexy to dark, violent and confusing. The dark and violent I'm cool with but when I have a hard time keeping up with who the new characters are and not really caring about the main characters and what they are trying to accomplish then it's a sad day.
Jane True is an Urban Fantasy series that means that the romance aspect is usually drawled out over the series. But when it's not the safety of the world that's cockblocking the characters but the characters themselves, I'm out. That trope was like beating a dead horse.
I didn't like the creature character or the whole white and red dragon thing. I really felt like I was reading a totally different series and that I was dumped into the middle of it. The Jane True series felt like a series with multi personality disorder, it didn't know if it was fun and quirky or dark and weird.
The ending was wrapped up well enough with Jane getting her HEA but by that time I just didn't care about her romantic life.
It's a shame that once the series got a great narrator like Kristine Hvam that I lost interest in it. Honesty if it was not for Hvam's narration I would have not gone back to the series.
Please don't take my dislike for Tempest Reborn as a dislike for the whole series or the writing. I really enjoyed the earlier books the series. I just feel like there was too much change, too fast and that maybe with a few more books to let it slowing grow would have been better. {Shrugs} That's just my opinion. I'm totally on board with reading anything else that Nicole Peeler puts out and I look forward to seeing what she brings to the fiction world next.
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Never, for either of them. Peeler is dead to me as an author. Hvam I will avoid without particular rancor, just out of preference.
I am not turned off from other books of this genre, on the contrary, I seek out books of this genre. This was particularly poorly done and that's why I am singling it out for scorn in this category.
Nobody "deserved" to have to read this book.
I reacted with impatience to turn it off and scroll to a story with merit.
I am not returning any of my previous purchases in this series. I continued to buy them as the series continued to fizzle. Buyer beware. Using credits on these is nothing but a Stupid Tax.
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Playing by the Rules
When I was a kid, we played in the streets –Ring-a-leevio, Uncle Sam May I Cross Your River? Red Light-GreenLight, Hide-and-Go-Seek. And marbles. Before a game, we made up ourown rules. Once everyone agreed to play by the same rules, thecompetition was fierce. If the rules were broken, the game was heldup by a call of "fins." The problem was resolved, and the gameresumed. If the problem couldn't be resolved, the kids took sides,and a fight broke out. And then a truce and a new day.
Every borough in New York had a different way toplay marbles. My brother and I were the marble kings of 86th Road inQueens. The journey to marble royalty was the same one traveled byeveryone in the neighborhood, but we reached the top. Once there, wehad to defend our position, but, as is due kings, we had a turfadvantage and the respect of our challengers. Sometimes, we made upour own rules. Since we possessed almost all of their original marbleholdings, kids were forced to buy new ones if they wanted to get usinto play. They were also subjected to the power of kings.
When we retired, there were Maxwell House coffeecans filled with puries, pee-wees, and the treasured scaboldas — theoversized marbles used to slam an opponent's marble out of the pot.We passed on our legacy to the next generation of marble players,whose season was short-lived, since television brought kids insideand summer camps provided them with rules.
Had Bill Clinton lived on my block, he might havebeen the marble king. He might have beaten his opponents because hewas the best. And maybe he would have beaten them so skillfully thathe would have received a grudging respect — the kind that engendersresentment, revenge and, in some disgruntled minds, hatred. We usedto call them sore losers. We had some on 86th Road.
It seems to me that the real hatred directedagainst President Clinton is unprecedented, unrelenting since thebeginning of his first term. From my perspective, it can't be becauseof the big issues. None of our sons died because he sanctioned anunauthorized war. He did not create an environment where bias andprejudice were acceptable. He never profited financially as a resultof his high office. But whatever that hatred is about, the events ofthe last week show signs that it is out of control.
Recently, a young man I've known since he was 7,told me that he had a four-year close friendship with MonicaLewinsky. He has been approached by television networks, newspapersand a tabloid that offered him $10,000 to talk. I wanted to writethis story too.
"What will happen if I tell you what I know?" heasked me. I told him that there were no rules in this game. That thepeople whose hands were on the controls had no respect — not for theoffice of the presidency or the country that it governs. I advisedhim to read the newspapers, watch CNN and carefully analyze how thecoverage was going and think about what purpose was served if herevealed what he knew.
In one of our conversations, I commented that heknew more about this young woman's history than those who accepted astruth what she said in taped conversations and used it against theleader of the free world. He also probably knew more about her thanthe leader of the free world.
What I admire about this young man is that he is,it seems to me, struggling with doing the right thing in anatmosphere where there is a rush to justify a $30 millioninvestigation of the president; where book contracts are rewarded tothose who lose and tell; where immunity from prosecution is given tothose who break the law and tell; and where a jail cell awaits thosewho refuse to talk.
Anyone who grew up playing by street rulesunderstands that no one can have any fun when chaos reigns. Maybeit's time to call "fins," agree on some rules, and begin a new daybefore fairness is completely destroyed and winning becomes a trialrather than a triumph.
My brother and I were the marble kings of 86thRoad in Queens. Photo from"The Best ofLife."
Columnist Linda Feldman is the co-author of"Where To Go From Here: Discovering Your Own Life's Wisdom" (Simon& Schuster).


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Q: doi needd new ecm on 2003 Acura TL
I had my transmission rebuilt but the check engineand the tcs light are on. The D5 light is flashing. The code is p0715. The shop said I need a new computer or have the one I have reflashed. Is this true
did you have the 715 code before the trans repair??? have someone pull the code for the check engine light for you.
no I did not have the 0715 code before the repair. It was after the repair. They said they tested the sensors and all electronics showed to be working correctly. Thx (sorry about my late reply, I was on vacation
take it back to the trans shop and have them double check there work. if it was not there prior to the repair, it should not be there now.
why did you have the trans done to start with??
why did you have the trans done to start with??
i have this same exact problem i was told it was a sensor but i did not hAVE THIS PROBLEM BEFORE WHAT SHOULD I DO
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When adding a new account to your Chart of Accounts, if QuickBooks can suggest accounts (or subaccounts) that you might want to use, they display in the Example Accounts window and you can add them to your Chart of Accounts. This saves you data-entry time.
To do this task
Click the account (or subaccount) in the Example Accounts window to select it.
Click OK.
In the Add New Account window, review the account information and change it if necessary.
Save the information. (Now the account appears in your Chart of Accounts.)
If a parent account is grayed-out, it is already part of your Chart of Accounts and you cannot add it again; however, if there are any available child subaccounts, you can add them.
If child subaccounts are grayed-out, but the parent account is not gray, you must add the parent account and then you can add the child subaccounts. (Both parent and children display when the parent is not part of your Chart of Accounts, to show you the account hierarchy.)
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The National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI) is strongly committed to supporting research aimed at preventing and treating heart, lung, and blood diseases and conditions and sleep disorders.
NHLBI-supported research has led to many advances in medical knowledge and care. For example, this research has uncovered some of the causes of various diseases and conditions, as well as ways to prevent, diagnose, or treat them.
The NHLBI continues to support research aimed at learning more about various diseases and conditions, including peripheral artery disease (P.A.D.). For example, NHLBI-supported research on P.A.D. includes studies that explore:
- Ways to increase physical activity and its benefits in people who have P.A.D., such as motivational interviewing or taking nutritional supplements
- The effectiveness of certain types of cells to improve or increase blood flow or activity level in people who have P.A.D.
- The causes of atherosclerosis
- The effect of short sleep duration on cardiovascular function
Much of this research depends on the willingness of volunteers to take part in clinical trials. Clinical trials test new ways to prevent, diagnose, or treat various diseases and conditions.
For example, new treatments for a disease or condition (such as medicines, medical devices, surgeries, or procedures) are tested in volunteers who have the illness. Testing shows whether a treatment is safe and effective in humans before it is made available for widespread use.
By taking part in a clinical trial, you can gain access to new treatments before they're widely available. You also will have the support of a team of health care providers, who will likely monitor your health closely. Even if you don't directly benefit from the results of a clinical trial, the information gathered can help others and add to scientific knowledge.
If you volunteer for a clinical trial, the research will be explained to you in detail. You'll learn about treatments and tests you may receive, and the benefits and risks they may pose. You'll also be given a chance to ask questions about the research. This process is called informed consent.
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For more information about clinical trials related to P.A.D., talk with your doctor. You also can visit the following Web sites to learn more about clinical research and to search for clinical trials:
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Hi Paul, I am very interested in the excel tutorials. Keep them coming please. Regards, Robbie----- Original Message ----- From: "NCBI Technical Support" <paul.traynor@xxxxxxx>
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Except that one year ago today, the man I love most in the world, made plans to take from me, what someone else on this site so eloquently described, my last first.
He was going to be the last person, that I ever had a first time of meeting, falling in love with, making love with. And I was going to be the same. The very last of these so important firsts. I can still claim that he is my last first, but I no longer am his. No, he didnt fall in love I guess I still own that. But he took away that last first meeting. That last first decision to be sexually intimate. That last first sexual encounter. Cant call it making love it wasnt, it was pure sex. Maybe I still own that too. But those last firsts are gone and I can never get them back, no matter what we do in the future. They were stolen from me. And I grieve them with all of my heart.
I cried on him today, when we held each other and prayed. He apologized again and again, and asked God to watch over me today, told me to contact him at any time. I sent him off to work thru my tears. My plans were to keep busy today. My Mom is coming to visit in a couple of weeks and I need to scrub down the entire house. Tonight, we have a wine and chocolate tasting at the museum so were going to go do that and try to overlay better memories of this day.
But my heart is weeping blood through a still red scar. And I have only accomplished one thing on my to-do list. Im forcing myself up to at least take care of one, bloody room.
But one year ago today, my WFH met up with another woman, who is innocent in that he lied to her about his marital status, and he made plans to have sex with her.
I can barely see through my tears.
[This message edited by Skan at 8:18 PM, May 4th, 2013 (Saturday)]
D-Day, June 10, 2012
Trust is like paper. Once it's crumpled it can never be perfect again.
BS:45 WH:47 needhelp123
8yr EA&PA w/MCOW emp/frmr emp
19y M * 25y T, 2 teens
DDay 12/31/12*5w TT
Sick tired sad
I'm glad that this day is over. There are better memories being built today than a year ago.
I'm monitoring the JFT forum inbetween reading, trying to find words of encouragement and practical advice that we were all given, to all of the new people coming here.
What a special human being you are. In the midst of your pain, through the tears, to reach out to someone else to offer them a beacon. WOW!
Thank you. Mr. Skan is damn lucky!
And the rollercoaster rumbles upwards. Last night, tears of sadness and hugs of comfort. Today, we went to a post-session of Retrouvaille, then stopped by PowWow for a few minutes to see some dancing, and then back at home. Our contractor friends just finished for the day, working on our bathroom, and the minute they left, we were chasing each other around the house, him trying to tweak my boobs and me batting at him, which led to us both imitating the T-Rex from Toy Story and batting at each other with short arms, while laughing uncontrollably. Our cat thinks we're weard.
5454real, that's what we do here. Reach out a helping hand to someone else whose hurting. I was blessed by many people reaching out to me when I was incoherent with grief. This site helped save my sanity. My DDay was on a Friday, and on Saturday morning, I had found this site. However, I couldn't post until late Sunday/early Monday due to a problem with my browser, so I read. A lot. And I remember how frustrated I was when I needed someone to reach out to me but I was essentially behind the glass door and unreachable. I don't want anyone to feel like that again.
But the best part and the point, I guess, to this entire post is that if two people are determined to do the work necessary for R, it can happen and even in the midst of pain, there can be happiness. We still have our dips and peaks, but the trend is firmly upward. And that's a very good thing. (((hugs))) to you all.
But the best part and the point, I guess, to this entire post is that if two people are determined to do the work necessary for R, it can happen and even in the midst of pain, there can be happiness.
Whenever I feel like I don't have the strength to believe on my own anymore, I come to SI looking for a post like yours. Someday, I hope to be the one posting about sustained R!
As others have said you inspire me. Thank you for posting so beautifully and eloquently during ALL of your hills and valleys on the trail you are on.
I strive to do this with as much grace as God is showing through you.
God bless you.
God be with all of us.
I'm sincerely happy for you.
My husband and I just returned from a very nice, fun trip from Costa Rica with my 2 brothers and their wives.
Your post made me happy for you....yet it made me a bit sad/angry to think how very stupid our husbands can be when they simply decide "to meet up with some stranger woman to fuck...simply because they can and they want to." UGGG
I can understand being alone; but I hate being with someone and feeling lonely.
It hurts so, so, so bad, and you should get a medal for turning toward him (and not stabbing him), and so should he, for understanding and accepting what he needs to do to help ypu heal.
Is that bathroom gonna be done before your mom gets there? That's probably not stressful./sarcasm My son and I always have TRex battles like that! lol
Keep hanging in. You are doing really great.


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Moon Alert
We have the "all clear" today to do business. The Moon is in Capricorn.
Aries (March 21-April 19)
This is the time of year when it's most appropriate for you to focus on debt, shared property and your responsibilities regarding the wealth and resources of others. This includes inheritances, taxes and insurance issues. Dry stuff but important.
Taurus (April 20-May 20)
Remember that the Sun is opposite your sign now, which means you need more sleep. The Sun is your source of energy and it is as far away from you as it gets all year. This oppositional placement also makes you focus on partnerships.
Gemini (May 21-June 20)
Use the energy of this month to get better organized. It will please you to feel more on top of your scene. Get rid of what you don't need. Clean messy piles of papers, files, magazines and books. Find the floor of your bedroom closet.
Cancer (June 21-July 22)
Because this is a playful time for you, it's important to take time to play! Basically, the placement of the Sun right now urges you to feel freed to just be yourself and do what you want to do — within reason, of course.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
Home, family and your personal life are your primary focus. Some of you are tackling home repairs as well. Family discussions are significant. Time spent with younger family members will be rewarding. Meanwhile, your communication style is powerful! (Kinda scary, too)
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)
The pace of your days is accelerating with short trips, discussions, errands and increased reading, writing and studying. Just accept this and go with the flow. You're also working hard to spend money because you're hemorrhaging it. (Why is there so much month left at the end of the money?)
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)
With Mars in your sign, you're full of dynamic, physical energy. (You might be coming on too strong for others.) Your focus is on money, cash flow, earnings and how to keep your boat afloat. Stay on this trajectory and all will be well. (Next year you will boost your earnings.)
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)
You are empowered now with the Sun in your sign. This happens only once a year and lasts for four weeks. When this occurs, you can recharge your batteries for the rest of the year. Plus, it's easy to attract people and important circumstances to you. Sweet!
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)
Physical activity and competition with others is taking place now. Ironically, you would prefer to keep a low profile, but you will relate to others when you have to. Use the next week to plan what you want your new year (birthday to birthday) to be all about.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
Enjoy this increased popularity. Not only are you loving the company of others, you will also benefit by sharing your hopes and dreams for the future with someone because their feedback will help you. This is not a time to go it alone.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
This is the only time all year when the Sun is at the top of your chart acting like a spotlight on you. Furthermore, this spotlight is flattering, which is why people in authority will ask you to take on new jobs or increased responsibilities. Say yes. Good lighting is everything.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)
Do whatever you can to break free from your ho-hum routine. Travel, explore your own city, take courses or expand your world through film and books so you feel you are getting more out of life. Basically, you want answers to big questions and some adventure!
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Actor Sam Waterston (1940) shares your birthday today. You have a strong sense of justice. You're also courageous and gutsy. You're not afraid to confront others; nevertheless, you are always patient. Go slowly this year. There is something important to learn. The first half of this year will seem slow, but soon, your efforts of the past six years will start to show results! Get out into nature.


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Last month, the last surviving participant in the 1930 World Cup final -- Argentine forward Francisco "Pancho" Varallo -- died in his hometown of La Plata.
Born in 1910, he grew up as the sport spread through Argentina, and in addition to playing for his country he also set a Argentine league goalscoring record that stood until another Boca Juniors star, Martin Palermo, topped it last year. Palermo, also a native of La Plata, reportedly wept at Varallo's massively attended funeral.
For decades, Varallo told the anecdotes and stories of the very early days of soccer in Argentina and that first World Cup. "His hoarse voice would reel off names and moves, dates and games to journalists from all the over the world who would visit him in his home in La Plata," writes Marcela Mora y Araujo.
Varallo started playing with Gimnasia y Esgrima de La Plata and he felt very loyal to the club because he claimed it had saved him from military service. But he was signed for Boca on the grounds that his father "has never seen a 100 peso note!"