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SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A winter weather system brought snow to parts of South Carolina on Saturday, forcing some closings.
Greenville County schools canceled all school-related activities scheduled for Saturday afternoon and evening.
Snow fell in parts of the Upstate for several hours Saturday afternoon. The National Weather Service said accumulations of 1 to 2 inches were reported Saturday evening in Taylors, Inman, Wellford, Lyman and Spartanburg.
Crews with the city of Spartanburg's Public Works Department were out at midnight Saturday coating bridges and hills with a salty mixture to prepare for the wintry weather.
Man sentenced to prison in killing
ST. GEORGE, S.C. — A 19-year-old man who pleaded guilty to robbing and killing a pizza delivery driver in North Charleston last year has been sentenced to 49 years in prison.
Stephawn Brown was sentenced Friday, a day after pleading guilty to murder and armed robbery. He could have been sentenced to life behind bars.
Authorities say Brown and 18-year-old Jontae Davis attacked 20-year-old Maraleius Birdsong when he came to deliver pizza. Investigators said they stole $20 and the food, then Brown shot the delivery man in the back of the head.
Davis pleaded guilty earlier this week and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
Ex-pastor wants out of guilty plea
FLORENCE, S.C. — A former Conway pastor who pleaded guilty to federal charges stemming from a Ponzi scheme in which people were bilked out of $2.5 million says he wants out of the plea agreement.
Archie Evans says his lawyer pressured him to make a deal with prosecutors that he didn't fully understand. Magistrate Judge Thomas Rogers assigned a public defender to the case but didn't vacate the guilty plea.
Evans pleaded guilty in January to mail fraud and a charge of structuring financial transactions. He faces 25 years in prison and $500,000 in fines.
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Good gets a Bad Rap
Does God really call some people to be entrepreneurs and make lots of money?
BY Gregory Gronbacher
December 14-20, 1997 Issue | Posted 12/14/97 at 1:00 AM
When Catholics think of vocation they usually think of a calling to priest-hood or to the religious life. However, Catholic theology has always held that any calling by God is a vocation, whether it is a calling to marriage, the military, teaching—or even business.
But Catholics often fail to think of entrepreneurship as a vocation. Surely God does not call someone to make money, manage a shop, or work in a corporation. Surely these activities are too mundane to be considered vocational. Such thinking, common in certain quarters of the Church, betrays a faulty theology, traceable to misguided attitudes about the goodness of the created order.
At Odds with the Spiritual World?
When people regard the created order with suspicion they also call into question the fundamental goodness of the material dimension of human existence. This attitude is at the root of conflicts over the morality of the free-market and the entrepreneurial vocation. It stems from the Gnostic-inspired view that sees the material world as evil and unrelated to spirituality.
Those who hold this perspective think that since matter is evil, its possession and use must also be evil. There have been several forms of this position throughout Christian history. For example, the Franciscan Spirituals (an early faction within the Franciscan order which has now disappeared) were radical proponents of apostolic poverty in a dispute over whether the followers of St. Francis could own any property at all. Another example from our own times is the stream of liberation theology inspired by Marx. For these groups, poverty becomes the "narrow gate" of renunciation spoken of by Christ. They do not limit the demand of poverty to those who have a special call. The implication is that wealth is sinful, and that the wealthy must relinquish their money in order to be absolved of worldliness.
An appreciation of the balanced view of man's relation to the material world—held by the majority of Christians throughout the ages—offers a corrective to such an imbalance. Such a view can be found in one of Christ's parables.
Parable of the Talents
In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus tells the Parable of the Talents. Parables, it must be remembered, contain many layers of meaning. The essence of these teaching stories has to do with how humans manage God's gift of grace. Yet in terms of the material world, the Parable of the Talents is a story about capital, investment, entrepreneurship, and the proper use of scarce economic resources. It issues a challenge to those who see a contradiction between the Christian life and success in business.
The word 'talent' has several meanings. But in this context it appears to have two primary meanings. It was a monetary unit. More broadly interpreted, the talents refer to all of the various gifts God has given us for use in his kingdom. This definition embraces all the gifts—natural, spiritual, and material. It includes our natural abilities and resources, our health and education—as well as our possessions, money and opportunities.
The parable also teaches about how we are to use our God-given capacities and resources. In the book of Genesis, God charges Adam with cultivating the earth so that it might bring forth fruit. Similarly in the parable, the master expects his servants to cultivate the wealth he entrusted to them. Rather than passively preserve what they had been given, they were expected to invest the money.
Jesus admonishes us to make good use of our talents. We have little problem understanding talents as helping the poor, creating works of beauty, and so on. However, if that talent is understood as making money—entrepreneurship—many Christians think that an entirely different set of rules applies.
Christians are called to use what we might call human capital. Capital is best defined as anything that can be used as a means of production. There are four primary kinds of capital: physical capital (which includes land and natural resources, as well as machinery and other produced means of production), physical human capital (manual labor), intellectual capital (creativity, intelligence), and inter-personal capital (an individual's relationships which help him produce things he cannot produce by himself).
Capital is instrumental to human action. Nature has ample resources to provide for man's needs, but only after man interacts in some way with his surroundings and utilizes the world in which he finds himself. Capital is a tool, not an end in itself, and the creation or accumulation of capital is always for some other purpose. Every person requires capital in order to exercise his freedom effectively and obtain even the most meager standard of existence. Thus the entire concept of capital and capital formation points back to the centrality of the acting person who is capable of being creative.
Human Creativity
What, exactly, does it mean to "create?" To create means to make something of value that did not exist before. The ability to create is a capacity reserved only to persons. Animals, for example, make things not by choice but by instinct. Thus animals lack the crucial aspect of creativity, namely, choice. While human persons do not exhibit the same degree and type of creativity as God (the ability to create something from nothing), nonetheless they are capable of exercising creative powers.
When we think of human creativity, however, we often think only of people who work in the realm of ideas or the non-physical world. Or we think of someone working in the fine arts such as a sculptor or a musician. But creativity is broader than that. It is a constituent of human action.
Everyday experience shows that we create things in order to fill needs. And the scarcity of goods and services causes us to search for ways, often new ways, of satisfying our needs. Furthermore, we must be creative because every need is related to the subjectivity of a person, and thus every need is unique. In addition, similar needs arise in different circumstances and so require different responses. It follows, then, that creativity is intrinsic to our response to human need—which is another way of saying that creativity is intrinsic to human action.
Moreover, to act creatively—that is, to create something— requires interaction with the external world; it requires action. And far from being only a small segment of people's lives, creativity is a central expression of human personhood. In fact, the primary form of capital is our ability to respond creatively to need as it arises. Therefore, Catholic social teaching asserts that the fundamental economic and social reality is human capital because only when the intelligence, industry, and creativity of the human person is brought to bear on other resources can needs be met productively.
Entrepreneurship: The Universal Vocation
The application of human capital can be described broadly as entrepreneurial. The prudent person finds ways to maximize his potential and thus adequately meet his needs and the needs of others. Since each person possesses human capital and must develop it to some degree, it is fair to speak of entrepreneurship as a universal vocation.
Entrepreneurship is linked specifically to business and market activity—to the creation of wealth. Such a vocation is often disdained, or at least held in moral suspicion. But there is a universal human vocation to creative enterprise.
The total dynamism of the Christian life necessarily encompasses the material order—including the world of business and finance—by virtue of the Creation and the Incarnation, as mentioned previously. The vocation of the business person, the vocation of those who have the talent to produce wealth, to use their abilities to build the kingdom of God in conjunction with their leaders, is nothing new.
What does all this mean to those in the vocation of enterprise? It means that they must strive to be more fully what they are by calling to display more fully the virtue of inventiveness; to act more boldly with the virtue of creativity; to continue to be other-regarding as they anticipate market demands, as they develop and educate others in the virtue of thrift; not merely to share their wealth with those in need, but to tutor others, by their example and their mentorship, how to become wealth producers themselves. An entrepreneurial vocation requires a continued watchfulness in the art of discovery, to create employment opportunities for those who would otherwise go without.
The temptation is to think that the worlds of finance and business have no spiritual dimension or meaning. Or perhaps to be tempted in the opposite direction: to think that all that matters is the bottom line, and that no other values should have any bearing. In those moments, recall the Incarnation, and the price that was paid by the Son of God in that freely chosen act to enter the material world and to sanctify it.
The capacities of each human person for love, creativity, reasoned acquisition, and application of material resources, and for generosity and charity, all bespeak the notion of human capital. The richness of the human person is humanity's greatest resource.
We are all called to apply our human capital for our own sake and the well-being of others. This application will take many different forms. Some will be called to be doctors, others teachers, and still others to go into the marketplace and find ways to serve their neighbor through the production of a specific set of goods or services. This latter vocation, the call to business activity—to entrepreneurship—should not be immediately seen as improper or morally suspect. While any vocation may be motivated by greed or the pursuit of selfish gain, clearly not all entrepreneurs suffer from such corruption.
Christ's Incarnation sanctifies the whole material world and attests to the dignity of man. The call to a life in consonance with our God-given talents brings with it the expectation that we will share in the traits of our Creator and Father. Namely, that we will use our love, intellect, and labor to create for ourselves, others, and the glory of God.
Over the next few months the Register will present examples of Christian entrepreneurs, highlighting men and women who have been successful in business while remaining faithful to God, exemplars of those called to an entrepreneurial vocation.
Gregory Gronbacher, PhD, is Director of the Center for Economic Personalism at the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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Alex Koors Repeats D3football.com All-America Honors
December 20, 2010
December 20, 2010, Greencastle, Ind. — DePauw senior wide receiver Alex Koors added one more postseason honor in his outstanding career when he was named a 2010 D3football.com Third Team All-America selection.
Koors, who also was named to the American Football Coaches Association Division III All-America Team, was a first team D3football.com choice last year.
The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year for a second straight year and a second team D3football.com All-South Region choice this year, Koors is the first DePauw player to repeat as a D3football.com All-American.
Koors finished the season with 86 catches for 1,255 yards and 16 touchdowns. He was just two catches shy of the school's single-season mark of 88 catches held by John Stephens (2001) and only 11 receiving yards short of his own record of 1,266 set last year. The 16 touchdown receptions broke the DePauw record previously held by Dan Ryan (2002).
He also established DePauw and SCAC career records for receptions (255), receiving yards (3,850) and receiving touchdowns (42). He was a first team selection each of the last two years and honorable mention as a freshman. He caught at least one touchdown pass in 10 of the 11 games this year and hauled in at least one reception in a school-record 40 straight games.
DePauw finished the season with a 9-2 record after opening with a school-record nine straight wins to start the season. The Tigers captured their fourth SCAC title including their second straight and the program's only outright title.
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Regardless of one's feelings about health care legislation, the Slaughter option is a very bad idea.
Procedures are frustrating and even maddening but there are reasons for their existence. One of the best is to restrain us when we are tempted to become too clever.
I've seen this in private organizations. If we tinker with this rule and place this creative interpretation on that policy, we can get what we want. Such moves seldom come without a heavy price. Presidential advisor Bryce Harlow once said that the messiness of democracy meant that the system was working. It was designed to be difficult. That's the idea, no matter how clever we are because part of the system's genius is to save us from ourselves.


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So all the tax payers in other states should pay for the BS pork in the so called Sandy relief bill right? This past week the House past a portion of the Sandy relief fund worth about $9.7 billion. Some Republicans such as Paul Ryan voted no on the bill and are getting lambasted by the corrupt, state run media, and other Democrats. But what about Obama and Katrina? While Senator in 2007, Obama voted against a similar measure, worth $6.7 billion for Katrina relief victims. Obama wasn't the only Marxist Democrat (or Republican) to vote this way. There were 14 no votes in the senate including Obama.
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Hillary Clinton voted against it too while Senator. Can you say hypocrisy? Yet, we never hear about hypocrisy of leftists on similar matter that we have today. You can thank the corrupt, state run lapdog media for that. Oh and BTW, where was that fat bastard Chris Christie complaining for the people of New Orleans? Too busy in buffet line somewhere?


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In his victory address after the successful EU Budget deal this afternoon, David Cameron sought to paint himself once again as a Galileo-style EU heretic who spoke truth to power. This was all about what Cameron himself had achieved: his press conference statement was full of first person references to what he had 'slashed' and 'achieved'. At one point he even said 'at last someone has come along' to sort the EU's 'credit card', again clearly referring to himself.
This echoes the Prime Minister's Europe speech last month where he talked about Europe's 'experience of heretics who turned out to have a point'. Today he was Camileo, the heretic who did have a point and won the argument. He was keen to underline that his negotiating skills meant Britain was not, as Labour likes to say, isolated in Europe, saying:
'It also shows that working with allies, it is possible to take real steps towards reform in the European Union. As I said in my recent speech, this is the way to get a good deal for Britain and a good deal for Europe too and that should include a good deal for Europe's taxpayers and that's exactly what we've delivered today.'
Cameron did work well with allies at this summit. While Hollande delivered le snub rather than joining talks with Cameron, Merkel, van Rompuy and Barroso, the British PM had meetings with his key northern allies, and kept Merkel on side. All this, he hopes, bodes well for the biggest test of Camileo the heretic: his renegotiation of Britain's EU membership.
P.S. Herman van Rompuy had a rather less clear interpretation of the budget deal. 'Obviously, you can look at the end result through many, many prisms,' he said, helpfully. Hopefully that doesn't include Edward Leigh's quite terrifying 'merciless prism'…
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Judge questions giving OK to AMR bankruptcy plan
Lawyers for American Airlines pressed a judge Thursday to approve the company's plan to merge with US Airways and exit bankruptcy protection, but the judge delayed a ruling because of the federal government's lawsuit against the merger.
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Lawyers for American Airlines pressed a judge Thursday to approve the company's plan to merge with US Airways and exit bankruptcy protection, but the judge delayed a ruling because of the federal government's lawsuit against the merger.
This was supposed to be American's victory lap - the day that a judge would remove the last hurdle for a merger that would make American the world's biggest airline.
Instead, it was a sideshow.
The U.S. Justice Department ruined American's plans - at least temporarily - on Tuesday by filing a lawsuit against the merger, which it said would hurt competition and increase prices for consumers by leaving four airlines controlling more than 80 percent of the U.S. air-travel market.
In court Thursday, lawyers for American parent AMR Corp. and its unsecured creditors said the Justice Department's case shouldn't stop the bankruptcy judge from approving AMR's reorganization plan.
But Judge Sean Lane wasn't so sure. He said he had "lingering doubts" about approving the turnaround plan and even considered postponing Thursday's hearing. Instead, he went ahead with the hearing but delayed a decision on AMR's plan until at least Aug. 29.
American and US Airways had hoped to close their merger by late September, but executives for both companies say that is unlikely now. They vowed to fight the Justice Department in court, but that could take months. If the government wins, AMR could be forced to dust off a plan to emerge from bankruptcy as a stand-alone company - another long process.
The merger was supposed to cap an era of consolidation that has helped the airline industry limit seats, raise prices and return to profitability. Although it would leave one fewer airline, American and US Airways argued that their merger would increase competition by creating a stronger rival to industry leaders United Airlines and Delta Air Lines.
Judge Lane also delayed a ruling on a $20 million severance award for AMR CEO Tom Horton, who would serve briefly as chairman before leaving the new company. The U.S. trustee's office, which oversees bankruptcy cases for the Justice Department, said the payment violates bankruptcy-law limits designed to prevent executives from getting big rewards not available to regular employees.
Susan Golden, a lawyer for the trustee, said the new company shouldn't bear the cost of paying Horton for work he did on AMR's reorganization. "He's being paid for work already performed," she said.
But Stephen Karotkin, a lawyer for AMR, said creditors and shareholders approved the merger knowing that it contained Horton's payment. He said the payment in cash and stock would ensure that Horton sticks around long enough to help smooth the process of combining two airlines.
Koenig reported from Dallas.
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Yves Génisson was born in Boulogne sur Seine, France, in 1963. He completed his Ph.D. degree in 1992 at the ICSN in Gif sur Yvette under the supervision of the regretted Dr C. Marazano. After working for two years as a Collaborator of Dr. Robert Young at the Merck-Frosst Centre of Therapeutic Research in Montréal, Canada, he joined the CNRS as a Researcher in the group of Dr A. E. Greene in Grenoble, France. In 1998, he moved to the Université Paul Sabatier of Toulouse where he completed his Habilitation degree in 2003. Currently, he is working both in the field of chiral ionic liquids and asymmetric synthesis of bioactive compounds.
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Last December, with just four games remaining on the schedule, the Dallas Cowboys signed fullback Tyler Clutts. They had played the previous 12 games with no true fullback, but four tight ends on the roster.
Clutts did enough in his limited time with Dallas to convince running backs coach Gary Brown that the team should carry a fullback in 2014.
"They all need to be on the same page. They need to be able to communicate verbally and non-verbally. We have a nice one with DeMarco [Murray] and Tyler, they do well together," Brown said, per the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. "They talk and know what to do when they're not talking, and that's a good thing."
Clutts began his professional career as a defensive end in the Canadian Football League, but was converted to fullback during a stint with the UFL's Sacramento Mountain Lions. According to Clutts, making that transition felt right.
"I moved to fullback because I felt it was my natural position, a position that fit my personality and the way the game is suppose to be played," Clutts said. "I played defensive end in the Canadian League, but I knew if I was going to make it in this league, it would be as a fullback."
Of course, the fullback job doesn't belong to Clutts just yet. He'll have to beat out LSU product J.C. Copeland in training camp.
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CRYSTAL DEFENDERS Available for Download Today on Xbox LIVE Arcade
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CRYSTAL DEFENDERS Available for Download Today on Xbox LIVE Arcade
Version Update for iPhone & iPod touch Applications Coming Soon
Square Enix, Inc. announced today that the defensive simulation game, CRYSTAL DEFENDERS, previously released for the iPod and iPhone 3G/iPod touch, is now available worldwide for download via Xbox LIVE Arcade for the Xbox 360. In addition, a major version update for the iPhone 3G/iPod touch versions is currently in development and is scheduled for release in the following weeks.
CRYSTAL DEFENDERS for Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360
Featuring jobs and locations from the popular FINAL FANTASY TACTICS series, this unique defensive simulation game requires players to strategically deploy units to fend off encroaching enemy hordes and prevent them from stealing their party's crystals.
The Xbox LIVE Arcade for Xbox 360 version includes several improvements to the interface and a new design optimized for consoles. A worldwide ranking system allows players to upload their scores to leaderboards and see how they stack up against other players around the globe. These and other new features are sure to increase excitement and enhance replayability.
CRYSTAL DEFENDERS Version Update for iPhone & iPod touch
In the following weeks, a major version update for the iPhone and iPod touch versions of CRYSTAL DEFENDERS (originally released in December 2008) is planned for release. After this update, players will be able to choose from the original vertical play mode, allowing for one-handed control, or the new horizontal "full touch" mode in which players will be able to control the game via tapping and dragging.
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Un'analisi sulla desiderabilità dell'intervento pubblico: il caso della gestione delle aree naturali demaniali in Valtellina e Valcamonica
Un'analisi sulla desiderabilità dell'intervento pubblico: il caso della gestione delle aree naturali demaniali in Valtellina e Valcamonica (di Federico C. Perali, Nicola Tommasi e Angelo Zago) - ABSTRACT: Il presente lavoro si inserisce in un progetto di ricerca, commissionato dall'Azienda regionale delle foreste della Lombardia, per la valutazione economica di alcune aree naturali nei comprensori della Valtellina e della Valcamonica, e svolto in collaborazione con il Club di economia applicata.
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UNICEF Commends Viet Nam on Banning Advertisement of Breastmilk Substitutes for Children under 24 Months
Breastfeeding is one of the most effective interventions to save lives of young children, contributing to prevent 13% of all under 5 deaths. © UNICEF Viet Nam\2007\Doan Bao Chau
Ha Noi, 21 June 2012 – UNICEF Viet Nam's Representative, Ms. Lotta Sylwander, today applauded the Government of Viet Nam on passing the Law on Advertisement which includes a ban on the marketing of breastmilk substitutes for children under 24 months. The Law on Advertisement is meant to regulate the rights and obligations of organisations and individuals related to advertising.
Strengthening and enforcing laws to protect children's health
The International Code of Marketing of Breastmilk Substitutes does not prohibit the production and sale of breastmilk substitutes. However it covers the improper marketing and promotion of food products that compete with breastfeeding as they are important factors that often negatively affect the choice and ability of a mother to breastfeed optimally. Given the special vulnerability of infants and the risks involved in inappropriate feeding practices, usual marketing practices are unsuitable for these products.
"This vote shows strong and serious commitment to international conventions such as the CRC, which Viet Nam is a signatory of. It also shows the National Assembly cares for Viet Nam's future generations", said a member of the National Assembly.
There is no substitute for breastmilk
"The scientific evidence is clear: breastfeeding gives children the best start in life. The World Health Organization (WHO), UNICEF, and scientists and doctors worldwide recommend exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months of a child's life, along with continued breastfeeding up to two years of age and beyond. It is the best option for Vietnamese families and the best choice for the nation", Ms. Lotta Sylwander said.
"However, this life- and cost-saving practice faces serious threats. Vietnamese families must often overcome their doctor's skepticism that a mother's milk is enough for her child. At maternity hospitals, mothers may be bombarded with persuasive marketing that undermines their confidence to breastfeed, idealises artificial feeding, and does not warn of the risks of not breastfeeding. Products on the market can be labeled with misleading information and images", Ms. Sylwander added.
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Q. If someone purchased a residential or commercial rental property in 2010, does he qualify for the Section 179 deduction for leasehold improvements included in the purchase price? E.E., Norwalk, Calif.
A. No. The Section 179 deduction doesn't apply to existing leasehold improvements that are included in a property acquisition. It applies only to improvements that are made after you own the property. For this purpose, qualified leasehold improvements are:
- Interior improvements made to leased nonresidential real property
- Occupied exclusively by the lessee or sub-lessee
- Placed in service more than three years after the building was first placed in service
- Cannot constitute an enlargement of the building, nor can it be an elevator, escalator, a structural component benefiting a common area, or an interior structural component.
Tip: The Section 179 deduction for qualified leasehold improvements is limited to $250,000, and the usual Section 179 deduction limitation rules apply.


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Lemongrass-Lobster Rangoon
Episode 614: Lemongrass/Cream Cheese
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Serves 4-6 as an appetizer
2 large lobsters
2 tablespoons minced lemongrass
Zest a juice of 1 lemon
1/2 cup room temperature cream cheese
1 cup water chestnuts, rinsed, 1/4-inch dice
3 tablespoons shredded basil
1 package thin wonton skins
Canola oil for frying
Kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
Fill a low stockpot with 2-inches canola oil and heat to 350 degrees. Meanwhile, prepare lobster by first subduing in freezer, then breaking apart into pieces while still in its shell: claw and knuckle meat and tail. Place claw and knuckle meat in a heat-proof bowl and pour boiling water over. Let sit for 6 1/2 minutes. In last 30 seconds, add tail. Shock all lobster pieces in ice bath. Remove lobster pieces to cutting board and remove still raw pieces from shell by cracking shell with back of knife. Use a towel and your hands to split the tail. Rough chop the raw lobster meat and add to a large bowl. Add lemongrass, lemon zest and juice, cream cheese, water chestnuts and basil to lobster meat and season. To make rangoon, lay out one wonton wrapper, place about a tablespoon filling in center of wonton wrapper. Eggwash on edges and fold over into a triangle. Seal tightly. Fry until golden, brown and delicious, about 1-2 minutes. Drain on paper towel-lined plate. Enjoy.
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Lunetta ProseccoFrom Trentino, Italy. Refreshing, dry and harmonious, with crisp fruit flavors and a clean finish. Delightful as an aperitif or enjoyed with antipasti, hors d'oeuvres, sushi, shellfish and seafood.
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At Gemvara, we believe that the jewelry you wear should be as unique as you. Every beautiful Gemvara Three Stone Pink Sapphire Twists & Curves Jewelry design will be made just for you. Gemvara uses only the highest quality materials to craft your Three Stone Pink Sapphire Twists & Curves Jewelry with meticulous attention to detail. Our precious metals are recycled or responsibly mined. Pretty pink sapphire is irresistibly bright and brilliant. Like lipstick, its flattering color is lovely against the skin. Gemvara's pink sapphire has exceptional color for lasting value.Our wide selection of Three Stone Pink Sapphire Twists & Curves Jewelry by talented designers means you can find rings, earrings, and necklaces that are exactly your style. You can also shop by style, choosing our Bars, Mothers, or Vintage Style Collections. When three-stone jewelry styles are personalized with the birthstones of those you love, they become future heirlooms for your family.When our work is done and you open that box, you'll see your design is even more beautiful when brought to life in the finest precious materials.
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Conversion Coalition Looking to Build Members
SANTA ROSA BEACH, Fla. -- The Coalition for Credit Union Charter Options is looking for new members.
The group, led by those in favor of allowing for mutual savings bank conversions, has not revealed its membership composition.
Now the coalition has posted forms on its Web site inviting individuals and credit unions to sign up. The individual pledge form does not include any recommended donation amount. The corporate pledge form includes recommended donations of $25,000 for CUs of over $1 billion in assets, $15,000 for CUs of between $500 million and $1 billion, $10,000 for CUs of between $200 million and $500 million, $5,000 for CUs between $100 million and $200 million and $2,000 from CUs of $100 million in assets or less.
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Ms. Cupcake is a company based in London, England providing decadent cupcakes and baked goods to those who love a little indulgence in life. Shhhhh... they're vegan too!
All of our baked goods are suitable for anyone and everyone – we are able to cater to most dietary needs – but mostly, you need to enjoy gooooooood cake!
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I am installing a Buffalo 320Gb NAS device onto my network as part of a system upgrade. I am also installing a 1TB HP D2D backup unit. What backup software can I use on my WIN2k/ WIN2K3 servers that will allow the NAS to be backed up to the D2D? I currently use CA ARCserve for my current "to tape" backup, but I am close enough to EOL on the software license to be a 'free agent' as it were.
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Patent trolls are the villain du jour — taking advantage of an arcane and barely-functioning IP system to profit off of other people's painstaking labors. Most often the strategy relies on a wide-net approach — wherein the troll gathers a portfolio of bafflingly broad patents and issues suits against everyone they can. The hope is to make money through an enormity of somewhat more modest settlements than major cases against huge players. Many argue that this is stifling an industry that has always expanded on the efforts of young entrepreneurship… and now the fight is coming back to the trolls. According to Ars, the folks at FindTheBest have leveled charges of racketeering against one such group — alleging that the behavior of Lumen View was so aggressive as to be outright extortionist. The hope is that by fighting back hard against the industry, trolling itself — or at least its most extreme forms — can be put to rest.
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" Brand: Superdrug / Subcategory: Wax Strips / What it does: Cleanses / Product line: Superdrug Tea Trea "
This product contains five strips and retails for around £4, though I got it on a multi buy offer. The product is easy to use and works in the same way as other similar products I have used. You cleanse your nose, wet it and apply the strip. It hardens and you wait around 10-15 minutes. When you remove (which is a little like removing a plaster) it, in theory, drags out on black gunk that has found refuge in your nose.
The advantages are that they, like many superdrug products, are animal friendly and contain tea tree which has anti bacterial properties. You can also gain points with their loyalty scheme.
Both my boyfriend and I tried these. Neither of use saw any real result and it was really quite painful to remove. We have both used the M&S deep cleaning nose strips and they harden more and much more black stuff came out! They were also less painful to remove and cheaper.
Despite having luck with other products in the range e.g. the tea tree oil, I won't be purchasing these strips again.
I hate them.
I have tons of them all over my nose so it looks like a strawberry - not the greatest of looks. Scrubs scrub my skin but don't clear out the pores, so a couple of years ago I had to try a more drastic approach to combating my blackheads, and I started with Superdrug's Tea Tree Nose Strips, which are basically stickers which you apply to your nose when wet, to attract all the bacteria and dirt out of your pores (the bacteria is what makes the pores go black in the first place).
You get 6 nose strips, individually sealed within a small green box (a bit larger than a cigarette packet). I like the fact they are individually sealed so they won't get dirty easily, and if you're away from home on a holiday you can just take a couple with you rather than the whole box. On the back of the box and the packaging for each individual strip there are clear instructions and a diagram showing you how to use the strips. This is very important because if you don't follow them the strips will not stick to your skin as efficiently, nor pull as much gunk out of your pores.
- The Strips -
Unlike Boot's own tea tree strips, the Superdrug ones are shaped ergonomically with small slits to fit along the contours of your nose. This is very handy as it enables the strip to attach to the pores in the corners of the nose. The instructions state that you have to make sure your face is wet before applying the strip, as it reacts with water and makes it stick to your skin. It does this very easily, once its on it wont budge and you can leave it for about 10-15 minutes before taking it off again. The strip hardens and becomes stiff - when it does this is the ideal time to take it off. This is the moment of truth - it's quite painful at first (the skin under my eyes is quite thin so I needed to be extra careful here!) Pulling the strips off is similar to waxing - it's painful at first but you get used to it after a while! The strips take off about 60% of the bacteria/dirt from my pores but if I make sure the strip is attached flat to my skin then this will increase. It's quite nice knowing that your face has had a detox, and the proof is in the pudding when you look at the strips afterwards. As addictive as it can be though, Superdrug recommend that you should only use this once every 3 days - this is because the strips can also take out your natural moisture as well as the dirt, and using it every day can actually do more harm than good. The tea tree oil in the strips does help keep your nose moisturized but not oily looking, and my skin feels a lot smoother afterwards. To shrink the pores however and decrease the size of the blackhead I would recommend using a toner.
As far as I am aware, all the nose strips on the high street can be pretty expensive (Boire being top-price I think). Superdrug's strips are 3.99 for 6 but they often do special offers where you can buy one get one free, or mix and match with some of the other tea tree products. This is when I usually stock up on the strips and a box of 6 can last me for at least a month.
Tea Tree Nose Strips - What Are They?
These deep cleansing strips aid in getting rid of blackheads and help in getting a clearer, healthier complexion. They are designed to be used on the nose but I don't see why they can't be used anywhere else that you get blackheads - i've used a few of these strips on my chin and they worked wonders! The nose strips are enriched with a special ingredient - tea tree oil - which kills bacteria and penetrates the skin. The stickiness of the strips mixed with the tea tree oil's natural ability to clean pores bonds closely with the skin, soaking up any impurities - it lifts dirt and blackheads, leaving the pores cleaner and providing a healthier, clearer complexion. I am prone to blackheads, mainly on my nose and have tried pretty much every pore cleansing nose strip available. I was a little hesistant when I saw these in my local Superdurg but as they were on offer I decided to give them a go and if they were no good then fair enough. I have now been using these for 3-4 months and I love them - i'd go as far as saying i'm addicted to them! I have a huge stash in my draw and they are now part of my skin care routine. I use one every 3-4 days or whenever I have noticeable blackheads that I want to get rid of.
Price and Availability
These nose strips are from Superdrug's own brand of Tea Tree products and so therefor can only be purchased from Superdrug. They can be bought in store or via the website and are a total bargain. They're currently on offer at £1.99 and I got mine when their was an offer on - 2 for £3.99. You get 5 nose strips in each pack so I think it is a total bargain and these are much cheaper than alot of other nose strips that I have seen.
The nose strips come in a bright green cardboard box which has the product name etc written on it. The box is around the same size as a match box and it's lightweight. Not a huge amount to say about it really, it simply has 'Tea Tree' written on the front with the product name written underneath, a brief product description and the Superdrug star logo. It's very basic. Each box has got 5 strips in it. Each strip is individually packaged in a foil wrapper. The foil wrapper is green with the Tea Tree logo, Superdrug star and the product name. To get the wrapper open you tear down each side which is easy - no need for scissors. When you've opened the wrapper you are greeted with a little piece of plastic which has what looks like an oddly shaped white plaster which is around 3 inches long.
How To Use
* Clean your face as usual, then splash your nose with water to ensure that the strip sticks to your nose properly. This is really important becuase I find that unless my nose is covered in water then it doesn't stick - it just falls straight off. Once my nose is wet I usually apply it straight away before my nose has the chance to dry.
* Remove the strip from the clear backing. Apply to the nose with the smooth side down against the skin. Press down firmly to ensure good contact between the strip and your skin.
* Leave the strip to dry. Superdrug reccomend leaving it for 10 to 12 minutes, but I prefer to leave it on for 30 minutes for maximum results. When it's dry it starts to feel slightly stiff. Once it's dried and you are happy with the amount of time you've been using it for, carefully start to peel off the strip, starting at the edges and pulling towards the middle of your nose. This isn't too painful but it's quite unpleasant due to how well the strip gets stuck on. It's a bit like pulling off a plaster - you can feel it pulling your nose a bit but pain = beauty! Once you've removed it, chuck it away. I know it's weird but I like to inspect mine before I chuck it away to see how much dirt etc it has removed. Then wash your nose to get rid of any residue. I've found these strips to be good in the sense that they don't leave my nose sticky and they leave barely any residue.
My Experience
I love these, they're so cheap yet so effective. They're part of my beauty regime and I use them regulary. I usually use them in the bath, as that way I can relax and also so that no one sees me! The nose strips aren't very attractive lol and resemble a plaster. They're easy to put on and are generous in width so they fit even the largest of noses. My nose is pretty small so I had a bit of an issue with getting it to fit properly, in the end I just applied the middle part to my nose and flattened the edges down onto the side of my nose and the rest just stuck to my cheeks. I also had a bit of trouble getting my nose wet enough for the strips to stick at first because I would dab my nose with a bit of water and by time I had got the strip out of the packaging my nose was dry. The trick is just to completely dip your nose in a bowl of water and then apply the strip straight away, holding it down for a few seconds to ensure it makes contact with the water. That way it sticks on securely. Having these on my nose for 20+ minutes is quite a pleasant experience - the strips are very lightweight and also feel quite gentle if that makes sense, a bit like a fabric plastic. The smell is also very pleasant - they're probably the nicest smelling pore strips i've ever used. The smell's hard to describe but it's like a very sweet, floral tea tree oil. Once i've left the strip on for a decent amount of time I remove it. As mentioned before this isn't too painful. Once it's off I inspect the strip briefly. There is usually around 5 black dots (blackheads), sometimes more, sometimes less. There is also longer, thinner black dots which I presume are also blackheads or perhaps dirt. There is usually 5 or so of these. My nose always feels really smoothe and soft after using the strips and also looks clearer and although it doesn't remove all blackheads, it definetly makes a noticeable amount of difference.
I'd definetly reccomend these nose strips. They're extremely cheap, great value are easy to use and actually work!
Despite swearing that I'd stop wasting money on nose pore strips that don't work, I found myself compelled to pick these up in Superdrug recently. In all honesty, I wouldn't have even vaguely been tempted to do this if I'd seen the reviews of these particular nose pore strips beforehand as they're not very flattering on the whole. Still, I'd bought them so I was pretty much obliged to use them!
Ordinarily I wouldn't comment on the appearance of the strips themselves as they tend to be one and the same no matter what the brand. I was a bit thrown by these though as the outside of the strip (that is, the side that doesn't come into contact with your nose) put me in mind of the fabric part of a plaster as it was much less smooth than I'm used to with nose pore strips. Although the side that is in contact with your nose is made from the same kind of material (I say material rather than the kind of thick paper that is more usually used as this is the closest description I can come up with), it's not quite as shiny but I was already wondering how well they would stick. I know from past experience that nose pore strips are as good as useless when they don't stick properly so my initial reaction wasn't one of confidence.
As I'd predicted, I've really struggled to get the strips to stick no matter how well I wet my nose and they never seem to stick well enough to remove even a few blackheads. Even the more useless of the pore strips that I've used in the past have brought at least the odd blackhead away with them but these strips have so far failed to remove even a single one, which is spectacularly bad in my book.
This aside, the shape of the strips was rather strange too. I'm used to strips that have some kind of curve to help them fit your nose better but these were cut straight across the bottom, making it difficult to get them to fit your nose properly. There is a slight indent at the top but this doesn't really help the fit any better. To be honest, I'm not sure whether the bad fit was more to do with the shape rather than the material but either way, they weren't a good fit for my nose at all and I assume that I'm not going to be the only person who finds this.
A pack of five strips cost £4. I wouldn't mind paying that if the results had been worth it but for me, these were just a complete waste of money and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone else based on that. If I ever feel compelled to buy any more nose pore strips, I'll be sticking to either the T-Zone or Biore strips as while they are more expensive on the whole, they're infinitely more effective in comparison (although not faultless, by any means).
For all you who are dissing super drug strips well his is a reason not to count them out
Well i used tea tree nose strips and at first i thought they were s**t too because they weren't sticking to my nose or working with the removal.
For what i found it's qiucker and more affective to apply the water to the strip not the nose as it makes the it sticky before adding to your nose instead of going slimy on your nose.
so my redicted is that they do work with reducing the black head count or at least reduce the size of the dots. and yes i use them once a week so they don't come back!!
if you have anything to say after that then leave a review below mine. with how the found them when you tried, or if you found the way i used them helpful. cheers.
I've suffered from blackheads on my nose since I was a teenager, and unfortunately I'm still getting them now in my twenties. I've used various things such as lotions and pads which you wipe over the affected area, but I've found pore strips to be the most effective treatment. I've used different brands and find Biore and T-Zone to be the most effective. Unfortunately, they may be the most effective, but they are also fairly expensive (especially Biore, which retail at £7.99 for 6 strips in Boots). I was looking for a cheaper alternative and came across Superdrugs Tea Tree Nose strips for a more reasonable £3.49 for 5, and thought I'd give them a try.
The strips come in a gaudy lime green box with a leaf design. Each of the five strips are individually wrapped in a white packet, which opens by tearing down one side.
~How does it work?~
The strip works by wetting the nose, and then sticking the strip down over it. The good thing about these is that they have one sticky side and one non-sticky side so they are easy to apply. Some other brands rely on you wetting one side, and it's sometimes difficult to tell which is the medicated side. On applying the strip, you instantly notice the tea tree smell, which is quite strong. Tea tree is a natural antiseptic, so often used in remedies for problem skin.
Once the strip has been applied and smoothed firmly down, you need to leave it for 12 minutes or until it feels stiff. I have found that it is normally ready to remove at around 8-10 minutes.
The idea is, that when you remove the strip, it will remove all your blackheads with it. As icky as it is, if you hold the strip to the light you should be able to see them all on the strip. The problem is, I have used 3 out of 5 of these strips and they have hardly removed any blackheads at all, you can sometimes see about 4 or 5, but the last strip I used, there weren't any at all! They also leave quite a bit of residue which has to be washed off.
As they don't work, I will have to give them one star, it seems the saying 'buy cheap buy twice' applies here, as I will now have to buy another pack of a brand that do work. Thanks for reading.
Well the common problem of having blackheads is pretty disgusting. We all want to get rid of them. So one method is Nose strips. These Nose strips that I have tried first began to show results for 1-2 days but afterwards it became exactly the same thing it was from before. These strips work for only a short amount of time. The better method is to cleanse your face. Steam your face for 10 minutes. Exfoilate you face. Then put on a Face mask. Then afterwards mostiourise it. I did this method and it lasted for 1 and half week. Although getting the strips are cheaper, easier and faster the don't work very good.
Blackheads, we all loathe them. Even though they are not visible to anyone else but ourselves and to our partners, we still feel the urge to get rid of them. On one occasion, I tried Biore beauty strips for my chin - only to find that they were truly a waste of money - the three little blackheads they removed did not warrant the steep price tag. But when I saw some blackheads on my fiance's nose and unkindly pointed them out to him, he suggested trying some of those blackhead nose strips. It just so happened that I had read a review on the cheaper Superdrug Tea Tree nose strips, so I decided to give them a go.
***The product***
The nose strips come in a green rectangular and bright-green box, about the size of a deck of cards. On the front of the box you can see the Superdrug logo, two leaves in darker green, and the product name, "Tea Tree Nose Strips". The product promises deep pore cleansing with the aid of natural tea tree oil. They are intended to help the consumer maintain a healthy and clear complexion, relieve blockages and leave pores cleaner.
Each box contains 5 nose strips. These are enclosed in a white foil wrapper, which provides the consumer with a step-by-step guide for using the nose strips. Each white strip is about the size of a medium-sized plaster and affixed to a clear plastic backing.
***How to use***
Before using the nose strips, you need to clean your face in the usual way. After you have cleaned your face, you need to ensure that you splash your nose with plenty of water - otherwise your nose strip will not stick to your nose firmly. It is also essential to dry your hands thoroughly - other wise the nose strip may become stuck to your hands, which would be pretty useless in terms of blackhead removal.
You then need to remove the strip from its clear plastic backing and apply the strip to your nose - the smooth side down to touch your skin. The instructions advise you to press down firmly to ensure sufficient adhesion to the skin.
The strip has to be left on your nose for about 10 to 12 minutes, after which it is supposed to feel stiff. You remove the strip by starting at the edges and pulling it towards the middle of your nose.
Finally, you are supposed to wash your face, to ensure all residue is removed.
These strips should never be used on other areas of the body, on spots or blemishes, broken skin, sunburn or very dry and sensitive skin. You should not use these strips more than once every three days.
***Our experience***
I was the first one to try out the nosestrips. I first cleaned by face with Clearsil, and then wet my nose as instructed. I quickly discovered that I had to rush with drying my hands, as the water would not cling to my nose for very long. I also noticed that it was not a good idea to leave even a tiny amount of moisture on my hands, as it made the nose strip stick to my finger nails.
Once I removed the nose strip from its plastic backing, I found myself a little confused as to where to place the strip on my nose. The pictue on the foil wrapper showed the nose strip being applied to the bottom of the nose, covering the nostril area. Indeed, there are some indents on the nose strip that are probably designed to allow the consumer to place the strip on the nose in such a way as to avoid a stifling of oxyen supply. However, with the limited time available to make a decision where to place the strip, I found myself putting the strip much higher up the nose.
Once applied, I smoothed the sides down and let the blackhead removal process begin. I immediately noticed the tingling sensation of the strip being on my nose - fresh, pleasant and cleansing. This sensation disappeared after a couple of minutes. The strips themselves did not have much of an odour to them, just a touch of mint, but too mild to really notice.
After 12 minutes, I decided to remvove the strip from my nose. Removal was relatively painless - it just brought back a tingling sensation to my nose. On examination of the strip, I was rather disappointed. I could not see many visible blackheads on my strip - only about 3 or 4 tiny pricks seemed to have been removed. And my nose did not look any cleaner.
I washed my face of some of the sticky white residue. Slightly disappointed, I decided that my fiance should become the victim of these nose strips. He refused to get up from his comfy couch, so I decided to just bring a wet cloth to the living room, wet his nose and apply a nose strip.
The application of the nose strip was somewhat of a failure - I simply could not get it wet enough to affix the strip properly. Consequently, some of the edges were sticking up, instead of lying smooth against his skin.
I did not expect much from the process, being that we had already failed at step one. But after 10 minutes, when he finally removed the strip, was rather surprised! There were dozens of little blackheads in his nose strip. And his nose looked amazingly clean, I could not stop looking at it all night - such was the difference.
There were, however, effects from the use of the nose strip that we did not expect. About 24 hours later, my fiance started to develop a gigantic spot on his nose - his sensitive skin did not take the process very well. He immediately decided to never use the strips again.
I myself decided to use the remaining nose strips - and mainly experimented with placing it in different areas. I never managed to actually apply it to my face in the way pictured on the foil wrapper and soon discovered that if you lowered it too much, you did in fact cut off some of your oxygen supply.
My subesequent attempts removed more blackheads from my nose than my first attempt - and I was pleasantly surprised with the results. However, I did not feel like the effects lasted very long. Just 24 to 48 hours after using the strips, my nose looked exactly the same again.
***The verdict***
I am certain that I won't be buying these nose strips again. While they are quite cheap, the effects are simply not dramatic enough to justify the waste of my time and money.
***Further information***
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EUREKA — Circuit Judge Jimmy McClure says he'll rule by Sept. 15 on a proposed gravel mining operation in the Eureka community of Panola County.
Memphis Stone and Gravel Company wants to move its present mining operation from Batesville to a 200-acre site along Eureka Road.
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In Touch with Prairie Living
December 2008
By Michael M. Miller
Germans from Russia Heritage Collection
North Dakota State University Libraries, Fargo
As the holiday season approaches, I wish to share my best regards in the spirit of the Yuletide holiday season and "Weihnachten" greetings.
My thanks to those who visited the GRHC booth at the Pride of Dakota Holiday Showcase events in Fargo and Bismarck.
My appreciation is extended to the many persons who sent cards and email messages regarding the announcement of being named the 2008 North Dakota Librarian of the Year from the North Dakota Library Association (NDLA). The citation from NDLA reads: "For his record of continued service to libraries and citizens of North Dakota and beyond for over 40 years and for his pivotal role in preserving the culture heritage of an important ethnic group in the history of North Dakota."
My longtime library colleague and dear friend, Kathryn Hollenhorst Thomas, writes, "Due to his efforts, the heritage of the Germans from Russia in North Dakota and beyond is being preserved and recognized. This is a legacy he will leave for future generations of North Dakotans, for without Michael's vision, the Germans from Russia Heritage Collection would not exist. Michael is known worldwide as an invaluable resource on German-Russian history and heritage. Those of us fortunate to know him personally can testify to his dedication and passion, and to his kindness and generosity."
Alfred Opp of Vancouver, British Columbia, is author of the book available from the GRHC, Pawns on the World Stage. This book includes memories of his childhood living in Teplitz, Bessarabia and experiences of his family in war-torn Europe (Poland during 1941-1945 before they fled to East Germany in 1945, and the reconstruction of West Germany of 1945-1955). Alfred Opp writes about his Christmas memories: "My childhood memory is that my parents set up a Christmas tree in our house every year in Teplitz, Bessarabia. Christmas was always a special time for us and followed the well preserved customs of the traditional fest. In our family, especially at my Grandparents' house, Christmas time started on December 6th with the celebration of Nicolaus Tag (day). Dressed in a Bishop's garb, Saint Nicolaus was so kind and giving. We had to recite a prayer or sing a song to please the Saint who always gave us an apple and cookies in a colorful bag. One has to remember that getting apples in December was rare, so for us this was a real treat. For us kids the weeks leading up to Christmas were wonderful as we watched mother baking Christmas treats."
"We were not allowed to see the Christmas tree until 8 pm on Christmas Eve, when mother finally opened the door to the parlor the sight and the smell of the candles was heavenly. Mom and Dad, along with our Grandparents took a seat by the tree to sing Christmas carols. Then came 'Pelzamerde' with a rod to remind us kids to be brave and obedient to our parents. After the Pelzamerde left, one called 'Christkindle' came. She usually was played by my Aunt Maria. She was so sweet, covered in a veil, and she gave us kids sweets to eat. After that it was time to focus on the gifts underneath the tree. Our gifts were wrapped – wealthy parents use fancy paper and poorer families might only have brown paper, but the excitement was the same in all families. We first opened up the packages that didn't feel like socks. In our family, we didn't have the luxury of receiving expensive gifts as there wasn't enough money to go around. I remember getting a flashlight once."
The radio program, A Holiday Special: German-Russian Childhood Memories, airs on Prairie Public Radio December 10th and 25th at 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm (CST).
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The 15th Journey to the Homeland Tour to Odessa, Ukraine and Stuttgart, Germany is May 20-30, 2009. Space is still available!
For further information about the Germans from Russia Heritage Collection, the Dakota Memories Oral History Project, Journey to the Homeland Tours and donations to the GRHC (such as family histories), contact Michael M. Miller, NDSU Libraries, Dept. #2070 PO Box 6050, Fargo, ND 58108-6050 (Telephone: 701-231-8416; Email: email@example.com; GRHC website: www.ndsu.edu/grhc).
December 2008 column for North Dakota and South Dakota newspapers.
Dear Michael:
Please allow me to add my sincere thanks, along with others, in commending you for the fine work you are doing with Germans From Russia. Many of us would not have the knowledge about our forefathers without the work you have done for many years.
Also, congratulations in the honor given you earlier this summer. You are to be commended for it.
My wife joins me in wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Errr... Jungle Flasher (google it). On the second question: Dude, wake up. xKey 360...
I've had my hacked Wii for a while and loving it, but my siblings don't really like it and have an Xbox 360. so I was wondering is there a SoftMod for the 360, meaning no cutting, soldiering, etc. I'm not really too keen on doing that, but hey if theres a way to softmod a 360 I would do it. Also if there is, I was wondering is there a similar feature to the wii. In which I could have all my games on my hard drive in one nice pretty place like the USB Loader for the wii?
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Haha sorry about that brother, the thought actually just came into mind and wanted to ask around on this site since I trust you guys. I didn't want to look on google or God forbid youtube lol
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The xk3y is like an external modchip not a softmod. but doesnt require to solder or anything
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Hello, Marsha! Yes, I've found people in penitentaries, asylums, military
bases, and orphanages.
One fellow's WWI Draft Registration showed he was inmate in Walla Walla,
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One lady was in asylum in Colorado and also enumerated at home with husband and
children. She was a Searcy County, AR, PERRY first cousin of my mother, and I
corresponded with a lady through ancestry.com that said she was her husband's
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TRACY — There's an old saying: "If it ain't raining, you ain't training."
The Tracy Police Department's Special Weapons and Tactics team was definitely training at the city-owned weapons range Thursday.
Under the guidance of retired Los Angeles Police Department SWAT veteran Bob Gallegos, the 13-member Tracy team ran through scenarios they hope never to see.
Firing live ammunition, they worked on sweeping and clearing rooms for potential bad guys, moving and shooting with handguns and automatic rifles, and mobile assaults.
Gallegos, who served for 23 years on the Los Angeles SWAT team — the last 16 as leader — has spent the past 18 years teaching SWAT tactics.
The training, which also involved a lot of classroom discussion, was scheduled to conclude today.
"The goal here is to do it as safely as possible with proven tactics," Gallegos said. "A lot of our tactics and techniques were adapted from the military and converted to the law enforcement community because we work on a different scale and in different arenas." Gallegos now spends much of his time traveling the country and teaching SWAT forces through his consulting firm, Tactical Mission Consulting, LLC.
Three scheduled days of training were expected to serve as a nudge in the right direction for the Tracy officers, Detective Sgt. Ivan Pineo said.
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Royal Ahold NV, the operator of the Stop & Shop and Giant grocery chains in the U.S., reported Friday that sales grew 13 percent in the fourth quarter, helped by a stronger dollar.
Companywide sales were euro6.60 billion ($8.64 billion), up from euro5.84 billion in the same period a year ago despite the economic crisis, Ahold said in a trading update.
The figures are unaudited, and Ahold is due to report earnings on March 2.
Ahold said U.S. sales grew 15 percent to euro3.92 billion, while European sales were up 10 percent to euro2.67 billion.
"Identical sales," or same-store sales in local currency, rose 2.3 percent at Stop & Shop, 4.6 percent at Giant, and 5.2 percent at Ahold's main Albert Heijn grocery chain in Europe.
Shares rose 7.3 percent to euro9.14 percent in Amsterdam.
Analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland said that with food prices weak, much of Ahold's sales increase in the U.S. likely came from higher volumes.
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Fernand de Boer of Petercam Securities said the results were better than expected, considering the U.S. Commerce Department's announcement Thursday that retail sales fell 2.7 percent in December from November.
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Ahold is benefiting from several years of investment in cutting prices and advertising its U.S. stores as offering better value for money.
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