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anywhere in LA to get some smoked brisket, in the way they do it in Texas. maybe served on some butcher paper, preferably with some pickles on the side as the only side.
don't think this exacts here.
and also anywhere for beef ribs.
The folowing joints need not apply which i've already tried: Phillip's (still great), Dr. Hogly Wogly's, The Swinging Door, spring street smokehouse, lucille's, tasty q, zeke's smokehouse.


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Charl Adriaan Schwartzel (born 31 August 1984) is a South African professional golfer who plays on the European Tour and the Sunshine Tour.Charl Schwartzel was born in Johannesburg. He had a dominant junior amateur career in South Africa, also having won some amateur events overseas. He played for his country in the 2002 Eisenhower Trophy. He then turned professional at the age of eighteen, and following the path of many other leading South African players he qualified for the European Tour late that year. He was then the second youngest South African golfer to do so after Dale Hayes. He earned enough money to retain his European Tour card in both 2003 and 2004.In the 2004/05 season his career moved up a notch, with victory in the Dunhill Championship, a leading tournament in South Africa which is co-sanctioned by the European Tour, and first place on the Sunshine Tour's Order of Merit. In 2005 he finished 52nd on the European Tour's Order of Merit, and in 2005-06 he again topped the Sunshine Tour Order of Merit. His win at the season ending Vodacom Tour Championship took him into the top 100 in the Official World Golf Rankings for the first time. His form continued to improve in 2006 and he finished the season placed 18th on the Order of Merit and reached as high as 57th in the World Rankings. Every higher ranked golfer at that time was at least two years older than him.He took first place on the Sunshine Tour Order of Merit for the third consecutive year in 2007, and in April 2007 he won the Open de España, beating Jyoti Randhawa by one stroke, after a magnificent eagle at the 543 yard par 5 sixteenth hole, and moved into the world top 40.In 2008 Schwartzel once again achieved success on the European Tour, by securing victory at the Madrid Masters.
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"Several of our publishers have expressed concern with Ebates and their tactics. After a some research on the topic, we have decided to drop Ebates as an affiliate, effective one week from today. This was not done easily because they do provide us with sales, but so do the rest of our publishers.
Thanks to all who have expressed to us their reservations and concerns - we are trying our best to maintain a great affiliate program and a great relationship with out partners."
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hmm is that from Italian Charm Bracelets? TrustNo1? COOL..
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See how easy it is to recruit new active affiliates when you make a move to eliminate those BHO partnerships.
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It's nice to have an honest merchant because many will reply things like, "We're looking into it and they are only 1 percent of the sales etc etc". I respect someone who says honestly , it was a hard decision since they made sales... this at least is showing that their threat is a serious problem to affiliates.
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North Korean, leader Kim Jong-un has taken disciplinary action on an official who failed to meet the standards of a project
North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-Un has reportedly executed the chief architect of the country's new Pyongyang Airport, Ma Won-chun, because he disliked the design of the facility.
Won-chun, North Korea's director of the Designing Department of the National Defence Commission, mysteriously vanished last year and was noticeably absent from the press photos.
Chun was the chief architect behind North Korea's biggest government projects, along with five other high-level officials were reportedly killed during one of Kim's purges.
Reports state that his disappearance coincided with a report released that same month, that revealed that Jong-Un was unhappy with the designs.
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For fans of Gillian Flynn, Laura Lippman, and Paula Hawkins comes Holly Seddon's arresting fiction debut - an engrossing thriller full of shocking twists and turns, richly imagined characters, and gripping psychological suspense.
Some secrets never die. They're just locked away.
Alex Dale is lost. Destructive habits have cost her a marriage and a journalism career. All she has left is her routine: a morning run until her body aches, then a few hours of forgettable work before the past grabs hold and drags her down. Every day is treading water, every night is drowning.
Until Alex discovers Amy Stevenson. Amy Stevenson, who was just another girl from a nearby town until the day she was found unconscious after a merciless assault. Amy Stevenson, who has been in a coma for 15 years, forgotten by the world. Amy Stevenson, who, unbeknownst to her doctors, remains locked inside her body, conscious but paralyzed, reliving the past.
Soon Alex's routine includes visiting hours at the hospital, then interviews with the original suspects in the attack. But what starts as a reporter's story becomes a personal obsession. How do you solve a crime when the only witness lived but cannot tell the tale? Unable to tear herself away from her attempt to uncover the unspeakable truth, Alex realizes she's not just chasing a story - she's seeking salvation.
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By Patrick Mondout
First and foremost I want to thank Dr. John Eigenauer. He has written
several first-rate baseball book reviews for the site and his
insightful feedback and innovated suggestions have proven invaluable, but
it is his continued friendship that I value the most. Thank you, John.
For a project of this scope, I have literally too many people to thank.
For example, I am using Retrosheet
files (with permission, of course!) for the statistical portion, but that
does not tell you all the names of the people who have contributed to
making Retrosheet.org the most trusted source of baseball data in the
known universe! So first and foremost, I must specifically thank David
Smith of Retrosheeet and generally anyone involved with that amazing
project. Without David Smith, I would not even have pursued a baseball
section of this site beyond a list of standings and pages for teams from
the 1970s and 80s. I can't thank you enough, Dave!
I will quote from some of Retrosheet's own materials below in order to
try to thank some of the individuals who created Retrosheet itself. For
those I miss, please accept my apologies and let me know you contribution
by using the Contact link at the top right of this page; I'll be
sure to credit you here.
Retrosheet volunteers themselves are the experts as to who exactly
deserves credit, so as with so many baseball pages here, the following
credits are copied with permission of Retrosheet:
The beautifully linked files with connections that take you multiple
places have all been generated by Tom Ruane, who deserves everyone's
thanks for making our data so user-friendly.
Game logs, player pages, etc.: Since one of the two basic
sources used in this section are the game logs,
we should perhaps start by thanking
Bob Tiemann, who originated the logs, and Arnie
Braunstein, who
computerized them.
Much has been added to the original logs since then and here are a a
few of the people and groups contributing significant research:
Boxscores: The following people contributed
valuable research to the box score project:
Dave Lamoureaux, Bob Allen, Scott Andersen,
Tom Bradley, Mike Cipoletti, Tom Davis, Larry Defillipo,
Chris Dial, Joe Elinich, Steve Ferenchick,
Jim Fraasch, Gary Frownfelter,
Frank Gill, Mike Grahek, Eric Jones, John Kalous,
Brad Kent, Tom Lee, RJ Lesch, Trent McCotter,
Wayne McElreavy, Sheldon Miller, Joe Murphy,
Brad Ramirez, Denis Repp, Jim Sandoval, Carl Schweisthal,
Stu Shea, Paul Silvestri,
Terry Small, Richard Smiley, Tom Stillman, Bob
Timmermann, Ted Turocy,
Steve Vetere, Ron Weaver, Paul Wendt, Jim
Wheeler, Jim Wohlenhaus, Brian Wood and Andrew
Umpire data: This information is based on
the groundbreaking research done by S.C. Thompson in the 1930s and
continued more recently by Larry Gerlach. The current effort was
coordinated by David Vincent, who collected the large majority of the
biographical data and also recorded daily umpire assignments for thousands
of games in the 19th century. Bob Boynton has spent countless hours
reading microfilm and gathering data for the 1945-1960 era. Other people
have contributed to this data collection as well, including Bob Boynton,
Rich Carletti, John Schwartz and Joe Simenic.
The Sporting News used to keep index cards on active umpires
listing biographical data as well as league assignments. We were allowed
access to these cards to gather information for our database. The card set
includes many arbiters who only worked in the minor leagues. Thank you to
the fine people at TSN for allowing us to read the cards.
Legions of other people have been involved in the project over the last
several years. Since the expanded years are directly derived from the
play-by-play files created by Retrosheet, Baseball Workshop, Total Sports,
Gary Gillette and Pete Palmer, anyone who has worked on any of these
projects has contributed to these pages.
A partial list of those who have contributed valuable comments,
suggestions and/or research include Derek Adair, John Agius, Carlton
Andrews, David Arcidiacono, Bernd Argus, Dvd Avins, Mark Bachman, David
Ball, Bill Ballou, Richard Berg, Charlie Bevis, Mike Billeci, Cliff Blau,
Rob Bonter, Bill Brown, Dave Brown, JP Caillault, Richard Carletti, Bill
Carr, Jim Charlton, Dave Chase, David Cheadle, Andrew Clarke, Kevin Cluff,
Clem Comly, Philippe Cousineau, Andy Cox, Mike Crain, Jonathan Daly, Chris
Dickerman, Clayton Doak, Stephen Drake, Len Durrant, Scott Eisenberg, Paul
Ember, Mike Emeigh, Bob Evans, Bruce Fleming, Sean Forman, Larry Foster,
Greg Franklin, Joe Freitas, Terrance Freund, Marty Friedrich, Frank Gill,
Mike Grahek, Jim Hamilton, Ed Hartig, Chris Hartranft, Thom Henninger,
Darrell Henry, Jim Herdman, Dan Hickling, Bill Hickman, Jerry Hoffman,
Shane Holmes, Geoffrey Hooker, Michael Hurley, Kevin Johnson, Steve
Johnson, Jonathan Judd, Shuichi Kashiwaya, Jim Keats, Ray Kerby, Bob
Kistler, Bill Knight, Mike Lackey, Sean Lahman, Andrew Landry, John
Lavalie, Art LePage, Scott Levison, John Lewis, Jack Little, David Lund,
Patrick Maher, Mike Mathias, Ken Matinale, Chris Mavraedis, Michael
Mavrogiannis, Trent McCotter, Wayne McElreavy, Bryan Mechtly, Scott
Merzbach, Jeremy Mills, Nick Morgan, Michael Morrongiello, Dave Morris,
Peter Morris, David Moss, Joe Nadler, Rod Nelson, David Nemec, Cliff Otto,
Pete Palmer, Gus Papadopoulos, Doug Pappas, Gary Plunkitt, Greg Prince,
Rich Pyatt, Greg Ralls, Mark Rappaport, Brian Rash, Rob Ratliff, Denis
Repp, John Rickert, Richard Ruane, Mark Ruckhaus, Steve Ruskowski, Charles
Saeger, Frank Santarpia, John Schmidt, Kenn Scott, Lauren Scrafford, Frank
Serkland, Terry Simpkins, Andy Singer, Mitch Soivenski, Lyle Spatz, Greg
Spira, Marc Stephenson, John Stryker, Matt Thomas, Stew Thornley, Vinnie
Tredici, Ted Turocy, Alain Usereau, Bob Vanderberg, Dennis VanLangen,
David Vincent, Ron Weaver, Paul Wendt, Jim Wheeler, Garry Williamson, Walt
Wilson, Jeff Wolfe, John Wolfe, Brian Wood and Rob Wood.
We are sure that we have accidentally neglected to mention many others.
If you or someone you know was overlooked in this fashion, we apologize
and please don't hesitate to let us know so we can correct the oversight.
Once again, none of the fine people mentioned above are in any way
responsible for any problems or errors in the data we have presented here.
The data on coaches and executives (but not general managers)
was originally compiled by Larry Gerlach with additional work by Mike
Crain, Rod Nelson, and others. I added to this via my own research
including a long search for a list of GMs that started at MLB.com. I'd
also like to acknowledge Gary Gillette and others in the SABR
Business of Baseball committee whose "GM Project" will allow
me to fact-check my work. The same is true of Baseball
America and their new Executive
Database. While the former only covers GMs and the latter only covers
the period after 1950, they are invaluable resources.
A special thanks to the late Doug Pappas, by the way, for permission to
use broadcaster data now found on the
Business of Baseball SABR committee's website. Data on salaries was
also compiled by the Pappas. Special thanks to Maury Brown and other
members of SABR's
Business of Baseball Committee. The broadcaster data was updated
through the 2006 season using the
efforts of Robert Smathers as a reference.
Rodney Fort compiled some of the other economic data, including the
revenues/expenses, valuations, and fancosts
(though fancosts specifically originated at Teammarketing.com).
Fort is a professor of economics at Washington State University who has a
passion for the economics of sports. He has an excellent
site full of data related to the economics of sports.
Additional 19th Century attendance figures come from the work of Robert
L. Tiemann in Total Baseball.
Data used to create the Hall
of Fame voting pages provided by Keith Hemmelman.
Some draft data is from the work of Mike Crain, Cliff Blau, Lyle Spatz,
Tom Ruane, Rod Nelson, Mike Grahek and others at the Baseball
Transactions Group.
Some data comes from the Baseball
Databank, an open-source baseball database. This is an amazing
database and will doubtless be used in many future websites and projects.
I have only begun to imagine the possibilities. Special thanks to Sean
Forman and the others who have worked so hard on this project. If only
something similar existed for basketball and football!
You can't seriously hope to take on a project of this size without
several editions of the incomparable Total
Baseball: The Ultimate Baseball Encyclopedia by John Thorn and others
at your side. If you've actually taken the time to read this far down on this
page and don't own an edition of TB, what's wrong with you?
Many of the books that I've used to
create various sections/pages of this site are mentioned in the
sources/bibliography section near the bottom of such a page, but I would
like to mention four other books that I've enjoyed and relied upon
Cathedrals: The Ultimate Celebration of All 273 Major League and Negro
League Ballparks by Philip J. Lowry, which I am happy to learn is
about to be updated.
National Association of Base Ball Players, 1857-1870
by Marshall Wright. Having spent countless hours looking through fuzzy
PDFs of mid-19th Century newspapers myself, I can appreciate the value and
difficulty of Wright's achievement. To the extent that it is possible
given the lack of a "modern" boxscores from the period, he has
managed to extend Total Baseball back to the earliest era possible with
this mostly statistical work that is invaluable for folks like me.
Beer and Whisky League: The Illustrated History of the American
Association - Baseball's Renegade Major League by David Nemec. I have
yet to purchase Nemec's book on 19th Century ball as I am anxiously
awaiting the new edition that will soon ship, but I can attest to the
value and pleasure I received in reading The Beer and Whiskey League,
which covers the history the National League's chief 19th C. competitor,
the old American Association.
In contrast to Wright's NABBP book, Nemec focuses on the stories rather
than the stats and the AA was full of compelling ones.
Ballclubs: The Ultimate Book of Baseball Franchises - by Donald Dewey,
Nicholas Acocella. This is the kind of book I would have researched and
attempted to write had I not been so committed to my websites. Thankfully,
Dewey and Acocella have already addressed the need for a book covering the
histories of all major league franchises. I say thankfully because as I
read it, I realized that they have done a much better job than I would
have. My only complaint is that that they start with the 1876
National League, rather than the 1871 National Association. Given that MLB
itself recognizes 1876 as the true beginning of the "major"
leagues, this is a quite reasonable decision on their part. Perhaps I
can cover that ground adequately in the coming months.
BaseballChronology.com would not be the same without the thousands of
pictures we own from some of the best freelance sports photographers of
the latter 20th Century. We thank
them on a separate page. I want to thank John Rogers for working with
me for over a year to help me obtain these slides (photographs) I needed
to create this site.
If you have pictures of ballparks, players, managers, coaches,
or other relevant baseball images that you yourself have taken and that
you are willing to allow me to use here (you will retain all rights and
will be given credit), please let
me know.
Images of team logos used with permission from Chris
Creamer's awesome Sports Logo site. The editorial use of such logos
here is for identification purposes and by no means implies endorsement by
Major League Baseball, it's teams, affiliates, or sponsors. The logos and
marks themselves remain the property of their respective owners and appear
here under the "fair use" provision of the copyright law.
If you do any baseball research at all, then you already know about SABR,
the Society for American Baseball Research. It is the organization to be a
member of if you are serious about this history of the sport. As former
baseball commissioner Fay Vincent recently said in an interview I helped
transcribe for the SABR's Business of Baseball Committee, "I think if
you're bordering on manic about baseball you might like it. If you're not
crazy about baseball you shouldn't join."
As a member, I have had access to some of the brightest, most
knowledgeable, and most helpful baseball historians and fans who have been
a constant source of information, advice, and contacts that have made this
task both easier and more enjoyable. SABR members also receive access to a
variety of sources of data that have helped me greatly in creating this
site; the SABR members-only site has proven to be an indispensable
reference (particularly the ProQuest subscription), even for non-baseball
articles I write!
I'd also like to thank Keith Maciver, who is my sales representative
from our ISP, MaximumASP.com. Though he is a soccer fan first, I always
enjoy talkin' baseball with him when it is time to upgrade our servers.
Cheers, mate!
It perhaps goes without saying that despite all of the help I've
received, the errors found within these pages are mine as I'm ultimately
responsible for the content. I would very much appreciate it if you would
point out any errors you do find as anyone who has read this far has a
keen interest in the "national game." Just use the Contact
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Houston, Texas (PressExposure) February 03, 2012 -- There are reliable plastic surgery centers that perform reconstructive plastic surgery in Texas. The plastic surgeons here carry out procedures such as mandibular distraction, DIEP flap breast reconstruction, other reconstructive breast surgery, treatment of brachial plexus injury, orthognathic surgery, treatment of OSA (Obstructive Sleep Apnea), ear reconstruction, craniosynostosis treatment, and NAM (Nasal Alveolar Molding) for cleft lip and palate. However, be wise in your choice of plastic surgeon.
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With the wide range of reconstructive procedures available today, it is possible to:
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Access to the phone numbers and office locations of surgeons is now only just a click away. This information is available in plastic surgeon directories. It is even possible to schedule consultations online. When you search for a particular plastic surgery practice located in a particular area in Texas, you can get travel directions to go to that center. You can also run an online search on your favorite search engines - Google, Yahoo, and Bing. Keep the following points in mind to make the right choice:
Ask your neighbors, friends and colleagues for their expert opinion.
Check out the reviews and testimonials posted for individual plastic surgeons online. You can even get a recommendation from your family physician.
The physicians you shortlist should have performed the procedure you want many times and with good results.
Gather information about the reputation of the physician. For this purpose, you can enquire with patients who have been under the care of that particular physician for reconstructive plastic surgery. You can also get information about the physician from people who stay or work close to his office or home.
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|SalesVantage.com >> Article Archives >> Management Insights >> Keeping Business Light & Goal Oriented
The desire for success in business drives us to work long and hard to attain our goals. We spend enormous numbers of hours working on projects, staying in our stores and offices, keeping in touch with clients, co-workers, and vendors. The abundance of communication tools allows us, for better or worse, to converse in our cars, on the street, practically anywhere.
We have the ability to communicate with people around the world and around the clock. And keep our eyes on what our competitors are doing from sunrise to sunrise, and that's not a typo. This new lifestyle enables us to take advantage of so many positive things in our global society. However it has a huge negative side as well. We are constantly standing on the precipice of being poster children for the "No Rest For The Weary Society" and that's extremely dangerous.
When it all comes down to it, what do we want out of our business lives?
Certainly everyone wants his or her business or career to be a success monetarily. However there is more to it than that. We all or almost all, have additional needs, things that fulfill deep and overriding factors in our lives, the desire for contentment and enjoyment in our business as well as private lives are basic to each of us.
Study after study reinforces the fact that the most important factors in our business lives are a feeling of enjoyment in our careers, an understanding that we're listened to with respect and appreciation, and a need for lightness and camaraderie in the workplace.
I would venture to say that the large majority of us, when faced with the choice of taking a $100,000 a year position filled with anxiety, stress and long hours or a $75,000 a year position with a minimal degree of those factors, would almost certainly opt for the second option.
Money is usually not the first item on our list. Granted it's very important but normally given the wrong status by the uninformed hiring community.
The ability to keep business light whenever possible is as important to our emotional selves as is the financial bottom line.
Recently while conducting a seminar I posed the $100,000, $75,000 choice question to a group of corporate managers. Every one of them chose the latter.
Lightness in business is not just telling an occasional joke, it's a pervasive feeling of "wow, I really like working here, it's fun."
That feeling should come straight out of the corporate culture. The philosophy and values of the organization should reflect a respect for the people who work in it that is more than a periodic raise or an added health care benefit. It should also include the knowledge that you can speak with your "boss" and receive non-judgmental feedback, and give non-judgmental feedback as well, with complete confidence that there will be no retribution.
That factor alone opens up the organization to creative ideas, and new insights. It won't be long until word gets out on the street that your organization is a great place to work. And in this competitive hiring market that's a big plus!
It should also be noted that the feeling of lightness in your organization will also be picked up by your clients and customers as well. Now don't get confused between lightness and not caring or sloppiness or even negligence, they aren't even on the same planet. You can be light and extremely proficient and effective.
Lightness also includes being able to laugh.
Think about how much laughter adds to our well being.
Who hasn't had a hardy laugh and realized how much they "needed that."
Even your mistakes can sometimes be turned around, laughed about and used to your advantage.
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Release Date: January 2nd, 1983
DVD Release Date: October 16th, 2001
PG|1 hr 56 min
Plot Summary
Abandoned by his father after his mother dies, young PS (Nicholas Gledhill) lives in suburban Sydney with his aunt Lila (Robyn Nevin) and her husband George. While they lead a modest existence, PS is happy with them. However, his contentment is derailed when Lila's wealthy sister, Vanessa (Wendy Hughes), returns from England and takes an interest in PS. Knowing that she can offer PS more opportunities, Vanessa sets off a bitter custody battle with Lila.
Cast: Wendy Hughes, Robyn Nevin, Nicholas Gledhill, John Hargreaves, Geraldine Turner, Peter Whitford
Director: Carl Schultz
Genres: Drama
Keywords: Touching, Rivalry, Growing up, Father, Emotional


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You have to pay to park in on-street parking bays on:
- Carmelite Street
- Lawrence Street
- Lord Mayor's Walk
- North Street
- Palmer Lane
- Piccadilly
- Priory Street
- Skeldergate
- Tanner's Moat
- Toft Green
- Walmgate
On-street parking charges
Charges to park on the streets above are:
- one hour: £2.20
- two hours: £4.40
- three hours: £6.60 (parking for over 2 hours is only allowed after 3pm)
- evening: FREE for York residents with a parking discount badge, £2 for others
One and two hour charges apply every day from 8am to 6pm, except for Priory Street where the charges on Sunday do not start until 1pm. Evening charges apply to all the above streets from 6pm until midnight.
On-street parking on Micklegate
Charges to park on Micklegate are:
- 30 minutes: 40p
- one hour: 80p
- two hours: £4.40
- three hours: £6.60 (parking for over 2 hours is only allowed after 3pm)
- evening: FREE for York residents with a parking discount badge, £2 for others
The 30 minutes, one and two hour charges apply every day from 8am to 6pm, except Sundays when the charges only apply from 1pm to 6pm. Evening charges apply from 6pm until midnight.
On-street parking on Foss Islands Road
This area of on-street parking is designed for larger vehicles such as minibuses up to 25 seats, motorhomes and caravans.
These charges apply Monday to Sunday, 8am to 9pm.
- up to 2 hours: £4
- up to 5 hours: £6
- up to 13 hours: £10
On-street 'evening only' parking
Additional on-street 'evening only' parking bays are available at the following locations:
- Fossgate
- Piccadilly
- St Denys Road
- The Stonebow
- Walmgate
The bays are available for parking from 6pm to 8am every evening. The charge is £2 for any length of stay between 6pm and 8am except for York Resident Discount Badge Holders who may park FREE OF CHARGE.
The charges apply Monday to Saturday at St Denys Road and everyday at Fossgate, Piccadilly, The Stonebow and Walmgate.
On-street parking in ResPark zones
If you are not a resident of the parking zone you can park for up to one hour in some of the spaces, provided that you buy a 'pay and display' ticket. If you are a resident of the parking zone you do not have to pay, and there is no limit to how long you can park, provided that you display a resident parking permit for the correct zone.
The streets affected are:
- Bishophill Senior
- Clifton
- Cromwell Road
- Cumberland Street
- Garden Street
- George Street
- Huntington Road
- Lead Mill Lane
- Lower Friargate
- Lower Priory Street
- Lowther Street
- Margaret Street
- Marygate
- Park Grove
- Penleys Grove Street
- Queen Anne's Road
- The Crescent
- The Mount
- Townend Street
- Union Terrace
- Walmgate
All the ResPark pay and display bays allow parking for one hour only. The charges apply every day from 8am to 8pm apart from Lead Mill Lane where they do not apply on Sundays.
- 1 hour: £1
On-street parking for blue badge holders
See information on Blue Badge parking in York and details of city centre disabled access.
Also see
- Parking and travel
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The documented risks associated with texting continue to increase. A new study from the Mayo Clinic provides startling new evidence that texting might be much riskier to your health than anyone realizes. I recently heard someone joke that the Snapchat generation is so lazy that they don't even bother to text. Those making fun of the people using Snapchat might want to rethink their position. In fact, Snapchat and video have virtually no health risks as compared to the serious health risks associated with texting. Are you texting your way to permanent neck and back pain? Your head weighs between 10 and 12 pounds. Would you be willing to put another 50-pound weight on the top of your head? If you are texting and the angle of your head is at 60 degrees, that is exactly what you're doing -- you're forcing your neck to support the equivalent of 60 pounds. To avoid serious degeneration in your neck and back that can require surgery and lead to long-term health problems, s...
- Avoid bending your neck by placing your mobile device as close to eye level as possible.
- Texting while driving is the equivalent of a blood alcohol level of 1.2 percent. Even listening to a conversation on a cell reduces brain activity devoted to driving by 37 percent.
- Sending texts on a smartphone changes your brainwaves and generates a new type of brain rhythm.
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Napster co-founder and former Facebook president Sean Parker donated $1 million to an effort to legalize recreational marijuana in California.
Parker is the single largest contributor to the ballot measure, which likely will go before voters in November, according to the California Secretary of State's office. Backers are collecting the 365,880 signatures needed to qualify for the ballot. They have received $1.25 million from other donors, including Weedmaps and the Drug Policy Action committee. The money helps pay for people to collect signatures and for advertising to generate public support.
The ballot measure dovetails with and builds on newly passed California legislation establishing basic ground rules for legal marijuana in the Golden State.
The Parker measure, as it's known by marijuana industry, is supported by the Drug Policy Alliance, the Marijuana Policy Project and the California Cannabis Industry Association, all major players in the legalization movement.
"Cannabis is absolutely ingrained in the Silicon Valley culture," said Emily Paxhia, a founding partner with Poseidon Asset Management, a hedge fund that invests in marijuana and hemp businesses. Poseidon is backing the legalization measure to which Parker has donated.
Four other states permit recreational cannabis use, but advocates say California's sheer size and position as a cultural trendsetter for the rest of the country means any decision by its voters could accelerate legalization elsewhere.
The stakes are huge. Experts say legal marijuana could be worth billions for California, not just through taxes, but through a new network of licensed cultivation, distribution and testing facilities, all of which will need employees, construction workers and equipment.
If passed, the measure would create a new Bureau of Marijuana Control, require growers and sellers to pay taxes, and establish stiff penalties for anyone caught illegally diverting water, an aspect popular with environmentalists. It would tighten the state's comparatively lax medical marijuana system and bar use by anyone younger than 21.
The measure would allow adults to possess up to an ounce of marijuana at a time and grow six plants without needing a license. It also would bar public consumption, require quality and contamination testing and grant business licensing priority to recognized medical marijuana producers. Giving preference to established medical marijuana industry players means they'll get a jumpstart on their competition.


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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With producers of India, this 2014 film was directed by Arif Ali. You can watch Lekar Hum Deewana Dil online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in Hindi at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2014.
Rating: 5 by 455 users./
Runtime: 100 minutes
Armaan Jain, Deeksha Seth, Nikita Dutta, Rohini Hattangadi, Akhil Iyer, Gautami Kapoor, Sudeep Sahir and Rahul Dev Shetty.
Comedy, Romantic.
100-minute film (full movie) directed by Arif Ali.
The original audio of Lekar Hum Deewana Dil has dialogues in or Hindi, it was produced in India.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2014.
Screenplay written by Arif Ali.
Laxman Utekar.
Poonam Shivdasani, Sunil Lulla, Dinesh Vijan, Saif Ali Khan and Murshid Akhtar.
This film was produced and / or financed by Maddock Films, Eros International and Illuminati Films.
Composed by A.R. Rahman.
Eros International.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Lekar Hum Deewana Dil has a duration of 100 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in English or Hindi in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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Foodfree growth
From San Francisco, at the Experimental Biology 2006 meeting
Animals endure famine—some more successfully than others—by cannibalizing their own tissues. Rattlesnakes, among the champions, can survive more than 2 years between meals.
To understand how, evolutionary physiologist Marshall McCue of the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville starved 2-year-old rattlers for more than 5 months and measured changes in their bodies. To his surprise, he found that although the snakes continued to move about and even to grow, "they undergo an almost hibernation-like drop in metabolic rate." In this state, the snakes consumed just 20 percent as much oxygen as when they were well fed, says McCue.
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Saturday, February 18th, 4pm-7pm, Smith & Wollensky Steakhouse, 1 Washington Ave, Miami Beach
Presenting the great Steak & Whiskey Event with IrishAmerican Whiskey – premium Irish Whiskey aged in American Bourbon casks, featured in special whiskey-infused steaks, cocktails and tasting events happening at S&W through March. Join IrishAmerican founders John & Sean McKay at the Smith & Wollensky bar for whiskey education and tasting of their two signature Whiskeys, the IrishAmerican Classic Blend & 10 Year Old Single Malt. Enjoy complimentary small tastes of Chef's Old Fashioned Rubbed Filet Mignon. @smithwollensky
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Monday 6 June 2011
It was Monday, under the sign of Gemini. The US president was Barack Obama (Democratic).
In that special week of June people in US were listening to Rolling In The Deep by Adele.
Super 8, directed by J.J. Abrams, was one of the most viewed movies released in 2011
while Heaven Is for Real by Todd Burpo with Lynn Vincent was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Love Your Garden.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing Batman: Arkham City Lockdown or Dragon Fantasy.
But much more happened that day: find out below..
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- Memorial Day - South Korea.
- Doomsday (weekday)
- Queensland Day.
- National holiday of Sweden.
- D-Day landings - Europe.
- Bonza Bottler Day - USA.
- National Yo-yo Day - USA.
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- 2011 Libyan civil war: Rebels retake the town of Yafran in the west of the country. (''al Jazeera'')
- 2011 Syrian uprising:
- At least 120 members of the Syrian security forces are killed in clashes in the northern town of Jisr al-Shughour, according to state media. (Syrian Arab News Agency)
- Syrian blogger Amina Abdallah is kidnapped by armed men in Damascus. (''The Guardian'')
- 2011 Bahraini protests: Medical staff who treated anti-government demonstrators are charged with attempting to overthrow the monarchy. (Al Jazeera)
- Two United States drone missiles kill 14 people in Pakistani Taliban compounds near Wana in South Waziristan. (AAP via ''Herald Sun'')
- 2011 Yemeni uprising: Armed men affiliated with al-Qaeda kill seven soldiers and injure 12 others near the city of Zinjibar. (Reuters)
- Shooting takes place in Kaduqli in Sudan's South Kordofan state, where armed groups allied to South Sudan are based. (Reuters)
- 2011 Xilinhot incident
- Around 100 people are detained after ethnic unrest in the Inner Mongolia region of China. (''Hong Kong Standard'')
- North Korea is to establish a special economic zone on two islands close to the Chinese border. (''Straits Times'')
- Bloomberg reports Italian company Prada SpA is planning an initial public offering for the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. (Bloomberg)
- The Tokyo Metropolitan Government changes working hours of its staff in order to conserve energy from the shortages caused by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. (AP via ''Washington Post'')
- Hacker group Lulz Security claims to have again compromised Sony's online security system and posted the results online. (Reuters)
- Apple Inc. launches its new iCloud service at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference. (''Sydney Morning Herald'')
- At least 21 people die as two coal mines in the People's Republic of China flood. (AFP via ''Inquirer'')
- Test results will confirm whether the German ''E. Coli'' outbreak came from vegetable sprouts grown in the Uelzen area. (Sky News)
- Residents of three Western United States towns - Springerville, Arizona, Eagar, Arizona and Luna, New Mexico - are warned to prepare for evacuation ahead of the Wallow Fire. one of the biggest in Arizona history. (''Arizona Daily Star'')
- At least seventeen people are dead and another 15 remain missing after a speedboat sinks in Banjarmasin, the capital of the Indonesian province of South Kalimantan. (''Jakarta Post'')
- A European Union delegation visits North Korea to investigate claims of food shortages. (Yonhap News)
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We wish you an enjoyable stay at your chosen Crystal Beach Texas hotel. Seasoned travellers will become acquainted with the famous hotels in their destinations. The Grand Coloane Beach Resort in Macau, Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc in Cap d'Antibes, the beautiful and historic San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, the Savoy Hotel in London, the Polana Hotel in Maputo, the Chelsea Hotel in New York and the Fasano Hotel e Restaurante Rio in Rio de Janeiro. are among the classic or luxury hotels of the world.
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Turkey vultures (turkey buzzards), burrowing owls, increasing numbers of black bears, prairie dog towns, roseate spoonbills, road runners, alligators, red-cockaded woodpeckers, collared peccaries or javelinas, wild turkeys, American white pelicans, cougars (also called pumas or mountain lions), brown pelicans, great kiskadees, American avocets, coyotes, white-tailed deer, opossums, cactus wrens, Texas horned lizards, otters, Ridley sea turtles, endangered whooping cranes, prairie chickens, pronghorn antelopes, nine-banded armadillos, jackrabbits, bald eagles, Mexican free-tailed bats, raccoons, sandhill cranes, plain chachalacas, bobcats, Montezuma quails and Western diamondback rattlesnakes are among the wild animals of Texas.
Myths, Scary Stories, Legends, Monsters, Ghosts and Folklore in Texas
Supernatural entities at Victoria's Black Swan Inn in San Antonio; the lady in white who carries a cat in the Marriott Plaza Hotel in San Antonio; the spooky goings on at the St Anthony Hotel, San Antonio, including phantom second-honeymooners who don't know when to stop; the Confederate soldier and the phantom boy nicknamed "Jimmy" who still roam Tremont House hotel in Galveston; the emerald-headed serpent, a great deity that inhabits a crystal cave in the Gulf of Mexico but which, according to Native Americans, may be seen from the coast, when it ventures to the surface with a great display of light; appearances of the spiny goat-sucker, the chupacabra; and the ghost of a murdered call girl in the Gunter Hotel, San Antonio, are among the true ghost stories, myths and legends of Texas.
The alleged hauntings of the historic Excelsior House Hotel in Jefferson, including a light-fingered woman in black with a baby, a perfumed lady, a headless man and a boy who wakes people up to ask whether they want breakfast (it is even claimed that Steven Spielberg had a supernatural experience at the hotel, the guests of which have included Oscar Wilde and Ulysses S Grant; the ghostly civil war soldiers of Patterson Road, Houston; the winged, humanoid monsters of Littlefield who allegedly lived in the basement of two elderly spinsters; the suicidal jumper who is said to still haunt his room at the Omni Austin Hotel; the Lake Worth monster, a creature appearing as part man, part goat and part fish; the spirits of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, such as the shade of Sarah Morgan (who was killed by a student) in the biology building, the ghost of a bearded and stetsoned professor in Holden Hall, the phantom of a student in the underground tunnels (still trying to sneak into the girls' dormitories) and "George", the harmless spectre of the old President's House; and the three ghosts of the Hotel Galvez and Spa, Galveston, including one that leaves the scent of gardenias in a room, are other legendary tales of ghosts and haunted places in Texas.
The black eyed boy, presumably a BEK, who terrified a large airman on a military base; the ghostly nun and the doppelgangers of staff who roam La Posada Hotel, on the site of a former convent, in Laredo; the ghostly woman who walks the banks of the Rio Grande in Laredo, looking for the children that she pushed over a cliff into the river; ghosts in all of the rooms (including one that still sometimes leaves tips for the maid) at Miss Molly's Hotel bed and breakfast, once a bordello, in Fort Worth; Pecos Bill with his coyote family, his rattlesnake Shake (that served as his lasso) and his true love the catfish-riding Slue-Foot Sue (Neil Armstrong may have been the first MAN to set FOOT on the moon but Sue banged her HEAD on it many years earlier, after being thrown by Bill's appropriately named horse, Widow-Maker); the thirty-two benevolent ghosts of the historic Menger Hotel, close to the Alamo in San Antonio, including Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt (who recruited Rough Riders in the Menger Bar), the phantom of rancher Richard King in his former suite (the King Room), chambermaid Sallie White who still meticulously performs her duties in Victorian attire, a bespectacled lady in a blue dress who knits quietly in the lobby, a man in a buckskin jacket and unseen kitchen helpers; and the spectral cowboys who, in the hours before dawn, walk in the courtyard of the Y.O. Ranch Hotel, Kerrville, are more weird folklore associated with Texas.
The groaning Enchanted Rock, said to be genuinely magical; the strange phenomena at the Driskill Hotel, Austin, including the odd sensation experienced by guests who stare at the third floor picture of a child holding flowers; the unexplained phenomena and spectres of the Hotel Lawrence, Dallas, including the ghost of a gambler; the sounds of happy children heard in the Hamilton Hotel, Laredo, even when no children are near; phantoms of the Faust Hotel, New Braunfels, which include a black cat; creepy and malevolent black eyed children (Black Eyed Kids or BEKs) in Abilene; the phantom of a former cleaner in a brown uniform and the ghostly sounds of children playing in the Rio Grande Plaza Hotel, Laredo; strange phenomena at the Emily Morgan Hotel, near the Alamo in San Antonio (the Alamo itself is said by some to be the site of paranormal phenomena); and paranormal phenomena at the Tarpon Inn, Port Aransas, including a bathroom that sometimes has a pink glow, are yet more strange folktales of Texas.
Almost everyone wants to travel in the USA. Being familiar with the USA is as important in the modern Grand Tour as familiarity with Europe. Indianapolis, Kansas City, Albuquerque, Miami, Los Angeles, Detroit, Savannah, Honolulu, St Louis, Minneapolis, Sacramento, Fort Lauderdale, Phoenix, Skagway, San Diego, Juneau, San Francisco, Boston, Chicago, Santa Fe, New Orleans, Dallas, Atlantic City, Washington DC, Sitka, New York, Corpus Christi, Anchorage, Fairbanks, Salt Lake City, Houston, Atlanta, Seattle, Philadelphia, Las Vegas and Lake Tahoe are among the most famous cities in the USA. Other American mainland sites that should not be missed if a visitor to America, or an American for that matter, is to be regarded as well travelled, include Yosemite National Park, Bryce Canyon, Glacier Bay National Park, Hawaiian volcanoes such as Mauna Loa, the Grand Canyon, the plantations and bayous of the Mississippi Delta, the beach at Waikiki in Hawaii, the Everglades, the Arctic wilderness of Alaska, Yellowstone National Park, the Disney resorts, Route 66, Mount Rainier National Park, the Adirondacks, the wild west town of Tombstone, rodeos, the Florida Keys, Mount McKinley and fabulous wildlife in Denali National Park, Marvellous scenery and sea life in Kenai Fjords National Park, Mount Rushmore, the Appalachians, the Okefenokee Swamp, Native American nations such as the Navajo and the Hopi, Niagara Falls, the California coastline and the Ozarks.
The United States of America are so enormous that even most Americans cannot "know" all of their own country. Even visiting every state would be a major undertaking. It is possible, however, to visit the iconic places known all over the world, especially through Hollywood movies. Whether you travel America for business or pleasure, enjoy your journey.
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I suspect you are too kind in describing the failure of the MoD to order sand-coloured paint as forgetfulness (report, Jan 31).
If my experience of preparing for the Gulf in 1990 is any guide, it is another case of rolling myopia - the refusal of MoD and Treasury bean-counters, or their political masters, to give financial clearance to any urgent operational purchases until every "i" had been dotted and every "t" crossed on the unit deployment details.
At least, in 1990, a large-scale desert deployment hadn't been done within the memory of anyone serving, and Cold War defence planning allowed the Army to provision only for a war of a few days' duration in north-west Europe, over modest distances in a temperate climate.
It was only to be expected that there would be insufficient spare engines, gearboxes and sights to support build-up training and a planned month of operations in the more demanding conditions of the desert, over a greatly extended resupply chain.
Large numbers of such items had to be robbed from other armoured vehicles, tested, packed and dispatched in short order. Even so, the tanks were repainted before they were shipped.
This time, however, there are no such excuses. Expeditionary warfare has been at the heart of defence planning for several years now, and engineering and supply professionals have spelt out the sustainability implications, aided by improved data gathering and analysis techniques.
Further experience has been gained of mounting and supporting armoured deployments in the Balkans and in last year's exercise in Oman.
Despite all this, successive budgetary reductions (by Conservative and Labour governments alike), driven by the siren call of the "peace dividend", and the apeing of superficially understood commercial techniques such as "Just in Time", have resulted in the pathetic and shameful state of affairs you describe.
"Just in Time" is fine for manufacturing or buying off the shelf. The unpredictability of military operations, however, plus the long lead times and limited production capacities of many military special items and components, demand a good measure of "Just in Case" as well. Instead, we appear to have "Just too Late".
What is so wicked about this penny-pinching procrastination is that the soldiers deploying to the Gulf will find themselves painting and desertising their equipment at the expense of training and resting time.
They will be working round the clock to get everything ready, knowing it could have been done better in good workshop conditions back in Germany or Britain. As a morale depressant immediately before risking their lives, it takes some beating.
Work experience is much in vogue. I suggest that a platoon of the MoD and Treasury colleagues responsible, led by a minister, be flown to the Gulf to spend a week working 16 hours a day with a paintbrush or spanner, sleeping in tents and eating Army rations - preferably on a trooper's rate of pay. The balance of their salaries would doubtless be gratefully received by the Army Benevolent Fund.


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According to Dawn Jackson Blatner, a registered dietitian and nutritionist in Chicago : a diet program that torture is a bad thing. He said the thing that makes the body happy actually give the body enough energy, seeking an ideal weight and keeping it healthy. Lots of fun ways, which can be done in order to get the ideal body shape.
Some fun ways, to form the ideal body (according to Dawn Jackson Blatner, quoted by CNN):
- Applying the rules of the table, plates, and chairs.
- Managing motivation
- Thinking realistically
- Choosing a good friend
- Looking at the contents of the shopping cart
- Particular event? Do not have to come eat anyway
- Remember: "I deserve to be slim."
- Applying target S - M - A - R - T
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- Learning to deal with stress


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Again this year the ECSG reaches deep into Celtic ways, to honor the Goddess Brighid. We will thank Brighid for her gifts of poetry, healing, smithcraft and other skills. Together we will make a sacred space within the realms of Earth, Sea and Sky, where we can do the magic works of the Goddess. We will sing songs old and new. We will make offerings of copper coins to the well. Together we will take up Brighid's mantle, and gather her wisdom and healing close to us, and to our loved ones in need. We will use magic of old to call on Brighid's protection throughout the year.
Together we will hear and sing the lore of Brighid and of Imbolc.
As always, the ritual will be followed by a social hour, to which you are invited to bring a snack or drink.
A raffle with a $10,000 cash prize. Really!
Tickets are $20 each, and no more than 1500 will be sold. Get your ticket before or after church each Sunday from Jan 17 to Feb 14, or in the church office during regular office hours.
A local production of Eve Ensler's The Vagina Monologues to benefit the Crisis Center of New Hampshire. Suggestion donation at the door: $10.
"Our Journey of Faith"
Rev. Michael Leuchtenberger
This service by all ages will highlight the work and learning of the students and teachers of our religious education program. Come and support the next generation of Unitarian Universalists as they share with us their journey of faith. Also featured will be our mutigenerational choir singing about "building bridges together in our journey of faith." Our drop-in covenant group will focus on February's theme of imagination at 12:15 pm. All are invited to participate.
"Prophetic Imagination," Rev. David Robins
There can be up and downsides to prophecy. Yet regardless we need to use our imagination to help heal one another and the world. Rev. Robins will bring stories from more than 35 years of ministry to this service. He recently retired as the settled minister of the UU Church of Peterborough, NH.
"Seeing What Isn't Real (Yet)"
Rev. Michael Leuchtenberger
Our imagination allows us to connect the seemingly unconnected, it offers hope room to breathe, it makes empathy possible, and intuition a source of playfulness and joy. Seeing what isn't real (yet) is crucial to our survival and wellbeing. Let's see where our creativity will take us.
"The Art of Letting Go"
Margaret Fletcher, Jeanne Ann Whittington & Rev. Leuchtenberger
Waking up to things as they are, we can see deeply into the nature of ourselves and our world. We can learn to fully enjoy what is here and to let go of what is not. This Sunday service concludes our Contemplative Practices Weekend Retreat. Please enter the sanctuary in silence as we open ourselves to experience the power of awakening in everyday life.


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By Jodee Weiland
With summer here and the vegetable garden growing, I picked some baby kale leaves from my garden before the weather got too hot.
Kale and high heat do not go well together. The kale has a tendency to get bitter tasting, so clipping baby kale leaves prior to our higher temperatures made this salad an easy, tasty, and healthy addition to our dinner table.
After picking my kale leaves and cleaning them, I put them in the fridge overnight in my crisper. This preserves the kale, but it also gives it a crispy texture that I enjoy in my salads. There's nothing I hate more than a limp salad, what I have been known to refer to as dead lettuce or kale leaf. Freshness is important when preparing food, so I like to use a crisper with fresh greens.
Putting this together was simply a matter of choosing the right ingredients to create the flavor I was looking for in a kale salad. Because kale tends to have a different flavor from various lettuce types, I felt it needed both a touch of some typical salad ingredients and then some sweeter tones by adding fresh blueberries and using a raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing. I love raspberries and blueberries together, so bringing the two together in this ways seemed a natural to me. Add in the creamy flavor of crumbled goat cheese and the crunchy touch of walnuts along with a Roma tomato, and you have a delightful tasting kale salad.
Kale Salad…With Goat cheese, Walnuts, Roma Tomato, and Blueberries
These ingredients are per salad serving:
1 to 2 cups cleaned baby kale leaves
1/4 cup walnuts
1 slice Roma tomato
1 ounce crumbled goat cheese
I/4 cup fresh blueberries
Raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing
Clean your baby kale leaves and place in a crisper overnight. The next day put the kale leaves in your dish, and then add the walnuts. Crumble the goat cheese over the top of the salad. Add your sliced Roma tomato and the blueberries. Finish this off with a raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing.
Putting this salad together couldn't be easier, and the taste is absolutely delicious. All the flavors blend together well, making this salad refreshing and very tasty. Not only is it tasty, but by using kale, the nutritional value and health benefits are much higher than using regular lettuce. This salad is a great side to any meal, but it can also be eaten by itself as a meal. On a hot summer day, this salad, a crusty loaf of fresh bread, and a glass of wine would be an excellent choice for a meal. The salad by itself is about 363 calories without dressing. It has about 13 grams of protein and because of the kale is high in natural Vitamin A. Read up on kale, and you will be amazed at the health benefits, such as lowering cholesterol, helping to prevent cancer, and more. So if you decide to try this salad, remember it not only tastes good, it's healthy as well. Enjoy!


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Crime Bulletin: 07-046
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07-046 04/07/07
Suspect : White male, 35 years, 6'00", 175 lbs. last seen carrying a blue backpack
On March 18, 2007, at 0900 hours, the victim heard the suspect in his kitchen, located on the 3500 block of 21st Street. The victim yelled at the suspect, who fled with the victims' wallet and contents.
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London, United Kingdom (PressExposure) December 18, 2009 -- Commuters have been hit hard by transport delays caused by snow overnight. Ivan Zidek, director of AWIC Technical Advisory, says, "Large, global corporations have the technology to allow their staff to work from home. It's the UK small businesses, which are hardest hit by weather-related travel chaos."
Small companies, especially ones without dedicated IT staff are the most vulnerable to loss of productivity due to weather-related staff shortages. According to the Federation of Small Businesses, this could translate to an estimated 1.2 billion pounds lost in a day because of the disruption, with one-fifth of the UK workforce unable to make it into work. What if that 20% of the workforce were able to login to their computers from home?
"One of our newest clients travels to work from Essex to Kent every day. A week ago, he would have battled to get into the office in all this snow. Now that he has AWIC Desktop, he can stay under the duvet and login to the office from bed," says Mr. Zidek.
It's on days like today, when the office is empty due to travel chaos, that cloud computing really comes into it's own. With subscription-based IT services like AWIC Desktop, small businesses get a complete IT solution, which is held in a secure data centre and accessed via the internet. This means staff can access it from anywhere with an internet connection, giving companies an edge against the competition who's still stuck on a train.