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This article, The VacMaster Duo 550: Chamber and Edge Sealer in One, was last updated February 2017
Price: About $500
Chamber or edge sealer? With the VacMaster Duo 550, you don't have to choose anymore.
One of the biggest problems with vacuum sealers is that you've always had to choose between an edge (suction) sealer or a chamber vac. Both have their advantages and disadvantages. The edge sealer is cheaper, but it can't do liquids. The chamber vac can do liquids, and it generally has a stronger pump that makes a better seal--but it's more expensive, and you're limited to the size bag you can use. It can be a really tough choice for home users, who have neither the desire nor the space to own two kinds of sealers.
Until now.
Thanks to VacMaster, you don't have to choose anymore: their Duo 550 is an edge sealer and a chamber vac sealer in one.
The VacMaster Duo 550 Suction Vacuum Sealer and Chamber Vacuum Sealer is the first and only sealer on the market that can do both types of sealing. So if you're looking for versatility, this is it! It is truly a one-of-a-kind machine.
Check out the VacMaster DUO550 Suction Vacuum Sealer and Chamber Vacuum Sealer Ultimate Machine on Amazon!
This is a fairly new product for ARY VacMaster, available only since 2015. It only has a handful of reviews on Amazon, and not enough for a Fakespot analysis. However, the reviews it has are 5 stars, and because it is a VacMaster product, you can be sure it's well-made. It has the dry rocker, maintenance-free pump that VacMaster uses in many of their other products, which ensures you'll get excellent performance from both sealers on the unit. It has all the best features of both types of sealers, which puts you in charge of which option you choose.
It also looks great--the all black exterior and understated control panel will add to any kitchen decor. Its low profile and (relatively) low weight of 40 lbs also makes it more consumer friendly than most chamber vac sealers. You can operate it under a cupboard, unlike most chamber vacuum sealers, and/or store it away when not in use.
If you find this as exciting as I do, read on for the details!
For more information in vacuum sealing, see Why Every Kitchen Needs a Food Vacuum Sealer.
Check out the VacMaster Duo 550 price and reviews on Amazon!
Features of the VacMaster Duo 550
- Maintenance-free dry piston pump designed for continuous use
- Ability to vacuum seal all types of foods, including liquids (in the vacuum chamber) and long foods (with the edge/suction sealer) NOTE: Different bags required!
- Compact size, fully operational under a cupboard
- Adjustable vacuum and seal time
- Stainless steel vacuum chamber, durable and easy to clean
- Digital display
- 12 inch seal bar
- Transparent lid for observing chamber sealing process.
Operation of the VacMaster Duo 550
Like all VacMaster products, the controls are not super intuitive. But for having two sealer options, it's really pretty simple to use. The digital display is easy to read and guides you through what's happening. You can let the unit seal automatically or stop the vacuum manually at any time during the cycle.
With the Duo 550 control panel, you have the ability to:
- Adjust the vacuum and seal time
- Select automatic or manual sealing
- Use the marinade function
- Get the power of a chamber sealer with the edge sealer.
Here's a VacMaster video which explains how to operate the Duo 550. It shows how easy it is to operate both sealers on this machine:
Drawbacks of the Duo 550
Chamber Size
Often when you buy a 2-in-1 product, sacrifices have to be made, and you end up with a hybrid product that does neither thing that it's supposed to do very well. With the Duo 550, the one area of sacrifice is the height of the chamber. Most made-for-home commercial chamber vacs have a height of 4-5 inches. The Duo 550 has a height of 3 inches.
Is this a problem? It's unlikely to be a problem size-wise--and if it is (for example, with a chicken or large roast), you can use the edge sealer. However: when working with liquids, the shallower depth might cause a mess if you fill a bag too full or don't cool a liquid down enough before sealing (warm liquids are more likely to boil up into the sealing area than cold ones).
Also, with a max bag size of 12x10, the Duo 550 does take a smaller bag than many other chamber vacs. So that is a bit of a compromise. (My old VacMaster VP210 has a max bag size of 13x10 in.)
If you buy this sealer, it's important to know that you have to use different bags for edge/suction sealing and chamber sealing. Edge/suction sealing bags have ridges inside to help push air out of them. Bags without ridges will not work with an edge sealer. Chamber vac bags are completely smooth; because the suction inside the chamber isn't competing with atmospheric pressure, no ridges are required to get the air out of the bag.
Because edge sealers and chamber sealers use different technology to get a good seal, you need to buy both types of bags for use with the Duo 550.
Because of their special design, edge sealer bags are more expensive than chamber vac bags; they can be more than twice as much, in fact.
This isn't really a drawback, but it's something you need to be aware of to operate the sealer properly.
Duo 550 Specifications
Color: Black
Size (WxDxH): 15x20x7.5 in.
Weight: 40 lbs
Chamber: Stainless steel, rounded for easy cleaning
Housing: Polycarbonate
Power: 6 amps (standard US 120V/60Hz outlet)
Chamber Size (WxDxH): 13x8.5x3 in.
Maximum Bag Width: 12 in.
Maximum Bag Size: 12x10 in.
Cord Length: 60 in.
Certification: CE certified
Warranty: 1 year.
Included with the VacMaster Duo 550
- User manual
- 6-12 x 6 in. chamber vacuum bags
- 6-10 x 8 in. chamber sealer bags
- 10- 1quart-size suction/edge sealer bags.
The VacMaster Duo 550 is an innovative new product made by a reputable company. It has a commercial-duty vacuum pump and is durable enough for years of dependable use. Buy the Duo 550 if you want the best of both worlds: a powerful chamber vacuum combined with a powerful edge sealer. The chamber size is a bit small, but it is still very usable, functional, and an excellent choice for the home cook.
For more info on vacuum sealers and sous vide, see these related posts:
Best Commercial Vacuum Sealers for Home Use
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Scifi drama K-9 And Company was the first spin off from Doctor Who (and the only one from the original series) and sees Sarah Jane Smith spending Christmas at her Aunt Lavinia's home in the country (Aunt Lavinia herself is away abroad), discovering that a large crate has been left for her Sarah Jane is surprised to find a gift from the Doctor – K-9 Mark III. Also having to look after home from school for the holidays relative Brendan, Sarah Jane learns that Lavinia's village is home to a coven of witches.
A Pretty naff opening credits sequence but with some pretty scary imagery for a younger audience with the coven and their antics, K-9 and company is actually a pretty enteraining 50 minutes, management changes meant a series was never forthcoming. The production was suggested by producer Nathan Turner as a possible spin off series after huge publicity was garnered after getting rid of K-9 from the Doctor Who series proper. It would be another 20 odd years before Sarah Jane would get her own series in The Sarah Jane Adventures.
production details
UK / BBC-1 / 1×50 minute episode / Broadcast 28 December 1981
Writer: Terence Dudley / Script Editors: Eric Saward, Antony Root / Title Music: Fiachra Trench, Ian Levine / Incidental Music: Peter Howell / Special Sound: Dick Mills / Visual Effects: Mat Irvine / Costumes: Ann Arnold / Production Design: Nigel Jones / Producer: John Nathan Turner / Director: John Black
ELISABETH SLADEN as Sarah Jane Smith
JOHN LEESON as the Voice of K-9
BILL FRASER as Commander Pollock
IAN SEARS as Brendan Richards
COLIN JEAVONS as George Tracey
SEAN CHAPMAN as Peter Tracey
MARY WIMBUSH as Aunt Lavinia
LINDA POLAN as Juno Baker
GILLIAN MARTELL as Lilly Gregson
NEVILLE BARBER as Howard Baker
JOHN QUARMBY as Henry Tobias
NIGEL GREGORY as Sergeant Wilson
STEPHEN OXLEY as P.C. Carter

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L.C.R. plans to move from Farmington Avenue in West Hartford Center to a new home just over the mountain in Avon this summer.
By Ronni Newton
L.C.R. will move to a new home this summer – an actual house that the 50-year-old interior design and retail business will use as a showcase for its ever-evolving collections.
"We believe that having our own freestanding building will give us more identity," L.C.R. owner Peter Robbin said. The new location – a renovated house just over Avon Mountain on Waterville Road – is three stories and larger than the current 981 Farmington Ave. space in West Hartford Center.
L.C.R. has its roots in Canton but has been in West Hartford for more than 20 years, first on LaSalle Road and then on Farmington Avenue. Keeping the space fresh is critical for a design business, and Robbin said that when it came time to consider re-doing the Farmington Avenue store, the decision became whether it would make sense to spend the money there or look for a completely new space.
"The space is exciting and new. It will give us all a jolt," said Robbin of the Avon home. "The biggest thing is we saw an opportunity to make our own identity – a new space, new home, finally just for ourselves."
Design has always been a bigger piece of L.C.R.'s business than retail – and the area in which they expend the most energy and effort, Robbin said. The company is reassessing the retail collection, however that's something they customarily do twice a year when they do their buying, he said.
"We will continue to be strong in things for the home – like lamps and accessories," said Robbin. Retail will remain a focus although there will be less emphasis on smaller gifts and items like paper napkins. It will be a "more thoughtfully crafted collection," Robbin said.
The main level of the three-story house will be set up like a home, Robbin said, with a "living room" on the right and the "dining room" on the left. Walls have been taken down, allowing for an open flow on both the main level and second floor to showcase furnishings and accessories to inspire customers.
Robbin said that L.C.R. will be bringing in some new furniture companies, and phasing out a few others, something he says happens every year.
The lower level space will be dedicated to the design library.
The West Hartford store has long been a destination for customers, and Robbin is confident that traveling just a few miles west over Avon Mountain will still be convenient. The phone number will remain the same, as will the employees.
The home is currently undergoing renovation, and Robbin said the West Hartford store will likely close around the third week of June. "It's a lot to orchestrate," said Robbin, and there may be a small amount of downtime during the transition, with the opening in Avon scheduled for July 1 at the latest.
"We're just 7 minutes away. We really appreciate our clientele and everyone's patronage and want to share in the excitement of our new space," said Robbin. "We're excited about a different space for us, our own parking, own building, and convenience for our customers."
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Athletes show sparkling form over Bank Holiday
LAST weekend was another busy and successful one for St Peter's AC, as athletes from the Dromiskin-based club produced several top-class performances in English, Irish and Leinster competitions.
The weekend action got under way early with a 9am start for the Irish Schools' Championships in Tullamore on Saturday morning, with four athletes from the Dromiskin-based club were representing their schools at the Midlands venue.
Conor Durnin (St Mary's, Dundalk) continues to impress in the Triple Jump and he duly delivered once again with a 13.62m performance to take the laurels in the Senior age group. Niamh Fussey (Scoil Uí Mhuirí, Dunleer) smashed her personal best with a 15.81, clocking into a 2.5 m/s headwind in the Senior 100m Hurdles. This earned her the silver medal in her first appearance in these championships.
Emily Rogers and Lauren Finegan, both of whom were representing Drogheda school Our Lady's Greenhills, were also in good form on Saturday. Emily claimed silver in the Senior High Jump with a clearance of 1.60m, while Lauren just missed out on a medal in the Intermediate (Under-17) Javelin, throwing 30.68m to finish in fourth place.
Mark Rogers had also qualified for the Irish Schools' Championships, but opted instead to contest the Under-18 Octathlon which was held in conjunction with the English Combined Events' Championships in Bedford on Saturday and Sunday.
He produced a solid series of performances across the eight events over the two days to win the event, setting new personal bests along the way of 12.68m in the Shot Putt and 16.02 in the 110m Hurdles. His best individual event is usually the High Jump, but unfortunately his normally excellent form deserted him somewhat on Saturday, as he bowed out after clearing 1.81m. Mark was quite close to his best in the other five events, recording 12.13 in the 100m, 5.99m in the Long Jump, 53.34 in the 400m, 39.14m in the Javelin and 2:51.26 in the 100m. This gave him a total score of 5,073 points.
On Sunday, the Tullamore venue hosted the Leinster Under 23, Senior and Masters' Championships. Frances Rogers won the Under 23 Shot Putt with a final-round throw of 9.35m, while Tom McGrane took silver in the Over-50 Shot Putt with a best distance of 9.82m.
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PETERS, Charles Rollo (1862 - 1928), Painter
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SANDERSON, Charles Denis (born 1934), HM Diplomatic Service, retired; Fellow, St Peter's College, Oxford, 1985–96, now Emeritus
WOODHOUSE, (Charles) David (Stewart) (born 1934), Archdeacon of Warrington, 1981–2001, now Emeritus; Vicar of St Peter's, Hindley, 1981–92
RIDGEWAY, Charles Spencer-Churchill FitzGerald (F. Gerald Ridgeway) (1872 - 1958), Headmaster St Peter's Court School, Broadstairs, Kent, since 1898
STANLEY, the Hon. Algernon Charles (1843 - 1928), Bishop of Emmaus; a Canon of St Peter's, Rome, 1919
Peters, J. S. (2000). Music therapy: An introduction (2nd ed.). Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas Publisher. 474 pages. ISBN 0-398-07042-3. $79.95 cloth. $64.95 paper
JENKINS, George Charles (born 1927), Consultant Haematologist, The Royal London (formerly London) Hospital, 1965–92, now Hon. Consulting; Hon. Consultant, St Peter's Hospitals, 1972–86; Professor of Haematology in the University of London, 1974–92, now Emeritus; Consultant to the Royal Navy, now Emeritus
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I'm not sure how this all got started. I think it had something to do with my friend Nancy and I at last month's Fishhawk Garage Sale. I told her we were thinking of bunk beds for the girls, but they had to be the ones with the stairs (the ladder ones just made me nervous). So we looked at several that day but didn't find exactly what I had in mind. But about a week later, Nancy sent an email with the exact bunk beds I was looking for....on Craig's List. In excellent condition. At a ridiculously good price. Sold.
I always told BP that I thought - when the time was right - we would give the girls our bedroom furniture and buy new stuff for us. We paid $200 for our bedroom set at an estate sale in 2002. It's from 1963 (there's a stamp on the back of the mirror that says so). It just made more sense to give 4-year-olds furniture that was still nice...but not brand new. So that meant we had to buy new furniture for us. (See how I did that??)
Here's some pics of the girls' new room. I found the bedding and accessories at Target. It's called Love n' Nature Collection and it's just the cutest. I was worried Breena wouldn't like it because it wasn't purple, but she actually loves it.
BP really wanted to keep the papasan because he sits there with them at night before bed to read. I agreed but said I wanted a new cushion. Then I looked up how much new cushions for those things were. Yikes. So I found a DIY papasan cushion slipcover tutorial and I'm going to attempt to make a cover that coordinates with their room much better... and at about a 1/3 of the price of a brand new one.
I still have decorating to do. I want to frame some pictures to put up and I want to put their names on the wall somehow. But they love their new room.
And I love mine!
Here's the sage-y green color it was before:
And here's what it looks like now:
The furniture isn't white...it's more of an off-white with a dark wood top. It's also a distressed, shabby-chic (BP had a hard time coming to terms with the fact that we bought brand new furniture that looks old and used on purpose.) I wanted an iron bed. He wanted wood. This was our compromise.
Here's some more pics:
The mirror that goes on this dresser was broken during delivery. We should have the replacement by Friday.
I still have some decorating to do in here, but I love how peaceful and light it now is. Unlike a lot of homes in Florida, all of our trim and doors are a cherry instead of the usual white. Putting light colored furniture in this room really brightened it up.
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New researched has emerged that prescription strength non-steroid anti-inflammatory (NSAID) painkillers may be responsible for a higher risk of heart failure.
The study was authored by Andrea Arfe, a Ph.D. student at University of Milano-Bicocca, in Italy, who found that a person's risk for heart failure can double with the use of some NSAID. These include diclofenac (Cataflam or Voltaren), etoricoxib (Arcoxia), indomethacin (Indocin), and piroxicam (Feldene).
Arfe and his team examined the medical files of of nearly 10 million patients from the United Kingdom, Italy, Germany and the Netherlands from 1999 to 2010. They found that even common NSAIDs used at prescription doses, like naproxen and ibuprofen could up the risk of heart failure by as much as 20%.
Although this only proves a link to between heart failure and NSAIDs, it does not imply causation. However, doctors have suspected for a while that they may cause heart problems.
Dr. Christopher O'Connor, who serves as chief executive officer of the Inova Heart and Vascular Institute in Falls Church, Va, stated:
"These drugs have been around for a long time, and they have important pain relief and anti-inflammatory properties, but they also have cardiovascular side effect. They have been shown to hold onto sodium, and there's some reduction in kidney function."
While researchers aren't sure why the NSAIDs up the risk of heart failure, they found that seven of them drastically increased the risk one faced of heart failure. It was found that when people were prescribed an NSAID, they had a 19% increased risk of being hospitalized for heart failure. However, the team also discovered that COX-2 inhibitor celecoxib (Celebrex) does not prove a risk of heart failure if used at an appropriate dose. Because of this, the researchers are stating that this is an appropriate alternative.
Arfe and his team do not recommend not taking the medication if you are concerned about your risk of heart failure, but rather that you speak to the doctor about your concerns. Though Dr. Christopher O'Connor did add that even those who use NSAIDs over the counter should try and limit their use as much as possible.
Arfe stated:
"[This study] may have large public health consequences and they point to the need for further research to assess the safety of over-the-counter NSAIDs under the conditions they are typically used. Patients should adopt a prudent attitude and avoid over-using over-the-counter NSAIDs without seeking medical advice."


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Florida City, FL — A cowardly cop put another family pet to death on October 20, leaving a mother and her children grief-stricken.
As surveillance video shows, a Florida City police officer knocks on the front door of the unfortunate family. He was going to inform them that they left a car door open.
The daughter opens the door slightly and their dog, named Duchess, was able to get out first. The cop reaches for his gun as the 40-pound dog emerges and fires three rounds into its head without hesitation.
"She was curious. She wasn't barking (and) she wasn't growling. There was no reason for him to think she was aggressive in any way," said the mother, Gillian Palacios.
The daughter comes out immediately after, and could only stand paralyzed in horror at the scene of murder. Duchess is lying on the sidewalk, still alive but fatally wounded, and the repugnant cop is out of the camera's view.
Palacios is yelling at the cop while her daughter cradles the dying dog in her hands. Duchess can be seen wagging her tail, perhaps finding some comfort in her owner's embrace.
The cop said "your dog charged me" and promptly left the scene, telling them Animal Services would pick up the dog later.
In his report, the cop will surely say that he "feared for his life" from the 40-pound animal. One wonders if he felt any remorse at all for his brutal actions. Instead of hesitating a bit and realizing the dog meant no harm, he put a family in shock and grief.
The department has put their officer on paid administrative leave while they investigate that matter, "gathering all the facts at the time."
The Palacios family rescues dogs and finds homes for them, but decided to keep Duchess. A friend of the family said she was one of the sweetest dogs she has ever met.
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Eye appealing ageless beauty in desirable Eastwood area within walking distance to school. This 3 bedroom colonial features an enclosed front porch as a den, formal dining room, living room w/fireplace. Kitchen has been remodeled w/cherry cabinet & newer appliances. All windows have been replaced. Roof, HWH & central A/C are 13 years old. Furnace is 5 years old. New backyard brick patio can host your summer cookout. Bathrooms have been updated. Casual comfort best describes this home w/great first floor layout. Street has center island lined up w/trees & flowers. Relax & enjoy this city oasis
Listing information
- Year Built: 1920
- Status: Sold on 7/11/2016
- Fireplaces: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,545
- School District: Syracuse
- Property ID: 103937115
- Beds: 3
- Total Rooms: 7
- Parking Type Description: Detached 1 car
- Total Square Footage: 1,290 ($89.15 per sq. foot)
- County: Onondaga
- Subdivision: Eastwood
- Style: Colonial
- Baths: 2 (Full: 1 3/4: 0 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Stories: 2
- New Construction: No
- Lot Size: 40 x 144
- Neighborhood: Eastwood
Additional Exterior Features Cable Available, Patio, Shed
Additional Interior Features Circuit Breakers Some, Copper Plumbing Some, Natural Woodwork Some, Sump Pump
Additional Rooms Laundry Basement, Living Room, Porch Enclosed
Attic Description Full
Basement Description Full
Driveway Description Blacktop
Exterior Construction Vinyl
Floor Description Hardwood Some, Vinyl Some
Foundation Description Block
Garage Description Detached
Heating Fuel Description Gas
Hvac Type Central Air, Forced Air
Kitchen Dining Description Formal Dining Room
Kitchen Equip Appl Included Cooktop Gas, Dishwasher, Disposal, Microwave, Oven Range Gas, Refrigerator
Listing Type Exclusive Right To Sell
Lot Information Neighborhood Street
Other Bedrooms 2nd Floor - 3, City Village Tax - 169, Fireplaces Woodburning - 1, Full Baths 2nd Floor - 1, Half Baths 1st Floor - 1, Island - Na, School Tax - 1052, Town County Tax - 1300
Sewer Description Sewer Connected
Water Heater Fuel Gas
Water Resources Public Connected
Year Built Description Existing
Listed by Susan Li of Coldwell Banker Prime Properties 315-446-2910


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The sun is shining and the weatherman is promising temps over 50 this weekend and I am all about this watercolor floral skirt!
Floral patterns are SO popular right now…and I have been looking for a watercolor skirt to add to my wardrobe ever since I first started to notice them.
Cents of Style has a ton of Floral Skirts on sale today for just $19.95 Shipped.
I was SO excited when I saw this skirt that had both a watercolor and a floral design!
I wanted something that was functional to wear without feeling like you can't move or do anything. This skirt is so comfortable and I can move around easily in it without having to worry that someone else will be able to see what I had for breakfast 😉
This skirt is perfect for any occasion, but my favorite occasion to wear mine is for no occasion at all.
I am pretty sure this skirt and tank top with my red shoes is going to be my favorite outfit during the spring season.
It is still a little too chilly to wear this look without a jacket, and I have been waiting for just the right reason to wear this jean jacket.
I love being able to wear my new favorite go anywhere, do anything skirt for absolutely no special reason at all, other than I want to!
I love that I can wear this skirt out shopping with my favorite tennis shoes or flip flops and dress it up by changing out the accessories and adding some cute pumps or flats.
Today it is on sale for $19.95 shipped. Use the coupon code FLORALSTORY and it will make each skirt $19.95 + FREE SHIPPING. The code is valid 2/17 through 2/19.
Click here to order your floral skirts on sale today!
Floral patterns are all the rage right now, and we have compiled our very favorite skirts for this Friday's deal. These are in all of our vacation plans…and we wear them every day. A skirt is an easy way to try the floral trend because there are so many different ways to style it. Find a print that fits your personal look and let the skirt take you all over town from running errands to PTA to dinner out and beyond. From ultra-soft and flowy to the perfect pencil, and sizes S – 3X, we have multiple options in a variety of colors.
Check out all of the skirts available here.
I am pretty sure this is what I am going to wear this year for Easter.
I'll be sure to add this black cardigan sweater because it's usually still a little chilly in these parts on Easter.
I am just SO happy that the sun is shining!!


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Owned since new?
Owned for how long?
3 year(s)
Buy this make again?
Price and equipment8.0/10
Bargain price of 10,000 when only over a year old.
How it drives10.0/10
Smmoth and quiet.
Quality and reliability10.0/10
Very realiable.
Overall verdict8.0/10
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Last week I threw up around 4 hours after taking my pill and then the next day missed my pill completely. I had unprotected sex that following day and was spotting and thought it was just because I hadn't had sex in a while. I didn't realize I missed a pill however until Friday. So thursday I must have taken Wednesday's pill. (Hope that makes sense) long story short I decided to take plan b, should I be worried??? I've been on the pill for about 3 years now and never have missed a pill until not. Also not sure if me throwing a 4 hours later counts as missed. So then it would be two missed pills. I'm suppose to get my period next week and I'm not sure if I should be panicking or not. Help!!!
Been on the pill for 3 years missed 2 last week and had unprotected sex so took plan b, pregnant??
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A Downey patrol officer was just pulling out of the city's police station as part of his late shift when he heard a gunshot. Spotting a Nissan leaving the civic center parking lot, he immediately radioed the station to tell them what he had heard and started chasing the car.
The watch commander walked to the parking lot to inspect. He had grim news to report back: Officer Ricardo Galvez, a Marine who was well-liked in the department and known as Ricky, had been shot to death while sitting in his BMW.
The 29-year-old wasn't wearing his uniform, and he didn't have his gun on him. He had just returned from a police dog-training session a mile away.
The patrol officer pursued the Nissan north to Montebello. When three suspects jumped out of the vehicle, the driver was arrested. Two others escaped, but they were captured nearby Thursday morning, authorities said.
Wednesday night's shooting of an on-duty cop initially sparked fears that he was the victim of an ambush, but authorities later said the attack was a botched robbery by assailants who didn't realize he was a police officer.
The two men and a 16-year-old boy taken into custody admitted to trying to rob Galvez, said Lt. John Corina of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
Corina said the officer had just pulled into the parking lot, which is open to the public, when two of the suspects walked up just after 11 p.m. and shot him, giving him no opportunity to defend himself. The shooting happened at close range, with multiple shots fired.
"There was nothing indicating that he was a police officer when he was shot," Corina said. "I don't think he even really saw these guys coming up on him."
Nothing was taken from Galvez, authorities said. Detectives pieced together what happened from video recordings from cameras in the area, forensic evidence at the crime scene and statements from the suspects, he said.
Homicide detectives are not looking for any other suspects, he said. Detectives recovered a revolver they believe was used in the shooting, he said. A sheriff's spokesman said the adult suspects are 18 and 21 years old. He declined to name them, saying they are also suspects in other serious crimes and that the investigation into those offenses is ongoing.
Downey Police Chief Carl Charles described Galvez, a five-year police veteran, as a "tremendous young man who loved serving the residents of Downey."
"Words cannot express the love and respect we have for Ricky," he said. "Our department is hurting."
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The chase of the Nissan ended on the 1000 block of Carob Way in Montebello, where sheriff's deputies spent Thursday morning searching a townhome.
The car's owner, Rebecca Ustrell, said her boyfriend was among those detained.
Ustrell, 27, said she had asked him to pick up some medicine for a migraine on Wednesday night.
She said she fell asleep at about 9 o'clock that night. When she woke up, authorities were swarming her neighborhood.
She went outside about 11:30 p.m., she said, and saw her Nissan sedan with its doors open and no one inside. She saw police chasing two males, one of whom she recognized. Later, she saw her boyfriend in a police car.
Ustrell said she had never seen her boyfriend with a gun.
"I know he wouldn't have shot somebody," she said.
At the police department, officers were emotional on Thursday, several hugging the department chaplain with teary eyes. The entire area around the civic center was taped off, and a Sheriff's Department command post truck sat near the crime scene.
Galvez was deployed twice with the Marines during Operation Enduring Freedom, Charles said, wasn't married and did not have children.
He loved to run and was co-captain of department's Baker to Las Vegas relay team, an annual run for law enforcement personnel.
The last time a Downey police officer was killed in the line of duty was nearly 35 years ago. Officer Wayne Richard Presley, a nine-year police veteran, was struck and killed by a drunk driver on April 10, 1981.
Throughout the day on Thursday, people left bouquets at Presley's memorial in front of the Downey Police Department. Galvez's portrait was mounted next to a statue erected in Presley's honor.
Next door at Downey City Hall, a sign read: "Due to the tragic loss of Officer Galvez, city hall and library will be closed today."
"Every day, the brave men and women of our Downey Police Department put themselves at personal risk to keep us all safe," Mayor Luis Marquez said Thursday. "We are incredibly sorrowed at the loss of Officer Galvez and our thoughts and prayers are with all who knew and loved him."
Alex Saab, Downey's mayor pro tem, said it was a "difficult time for the entire Downey community."
City personnel lined the street as a coroner's van that held Galvez's body drove away, led by a convoy of police motorcycles. Only the sounds of a news helicopter above broke the silence.
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Nearby, Galvez's fellow Marine Corps veterans formed a tight circle and embraced.
"The man was full of joy. He always brought a smile," said Eleazar Aguilar, who served with Galvez in Pico Rivera.
"He was always the leader in the unit, there was no question about that. My heart goes out to his family. Every single Marine feels their pain today,"
Lloyd Vernis, 29, served with Galvez in Ramadi, Iraq. When Vernis opened a barbershop called The Pride on Firestone Boulevard, Galvez persuaded his fellow Downey police officers to patronize the business. Galvez got a haircut there about once a week, Vernis said.
"He loved the Corps. He loved the police force," Vernis said before breaking down in tears.
Galvez is survived by a mother, a brother who is a jailer at the Downey Police Department, and two younger sisters.
Galvez's family members and friends gathered Thursday at a home in South Gate. They declined to comment.
A neighbor of Galvez who didn't want to give his name said the officer was friendly, down to earth and would smile often when he spoke.
"He had a good spirit," the neighbor said. "He was upbeat and seemed very happy."
He said when they first met they got into conversations about Galvez's charcoal BMW 335.
"It caught my eye because I like beemers and I own one too," the neighbor said. "This is horrible news. He was a good-hearted man."
"If you could mold a police officer, you would mold that police officer after Ricky," said Lt. Mark McDaniel. "He was always a guy you could count on to work ... words are hard to express what we lost today."
McDaniel said Galvez started as a police aide at 18 and worked for several years before becoming an officer. Galvez became a Marine Reservist, according to McDaniel, while working for Downey police. "The family is absolutely devastated. He was murdered," he said.
Galvez had parked his car on Wednesday night in a space by the rear door of the Police Department. There were secure lots where he could have parked his vehicle, but the lot where he was gunned down has reserved spaces for city employees.
"You think you come to the police station and park your car, that you'd feel safe," McDaniel said.
In a relatively small department of 109 officers, everyone knows everyone, and bonds are cemented by the unique nature of the work, said McDaniel.
"He was polite, he was hardworking, he always said 'Yes, ma'am,' 'No, ma'am,' 'Yes, sir,' " McDaniel said. "He was someone you would want all aspiring police officers to be."
Times staff writers Veronica Rocha, Ruben Vives, Corina Knoll, Joe Mozingo, Joseph Serna, James Queally and Kate Mather contributed to this report.
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Kavikkuyil Trailer (1977)
Kavikkuyil, Kavikuyil or Kavi Kuyil is a 1977 Tamil film directed by Devaraj Mohan and starring Sivakumar, Sridevi and Rajnikanth. Fatafat Jayalakshmi plays Rajnikanth's love interest. Sridevi plays the younger sister of Rajinikanth. The film was shot under the S. P. T. Films banner and produced by S. P. Tamizharasi. The film premiered on July 29, 1977.
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The Boston Bruins were well represented in the fourth annual NHLPA Rookie Showcase, and Bostons young prospects had the gifts in hand to prove it.
Dougie Hamilton, Jared Knight and Ryan Spooner are all concerned about a potential NHL lockout, but that was a worry for another day with so much going on around them in Toronto.
All you can do is hope that things start on time. Its easy to sit there and just worry about the negatives around it, but its not the best thing to do, said Spooner. Im saying to myself that the season is going to start on time, and that gives me the best chance to prepare. It would be easy to cut corners and say eh, the season isnt going to start on time and slack a bit. But Im not doing that.
All three Bs prospects had their likeness scanned for the latest edition of the EA Sports NHL Hockey 2013 video game, and also posed for plenty of photos snapped for what will eventually become their first hockey trading cards with Upper Deck and Panini America (the official trading card licensees of the NHLPA & NHL). The cards will be made once each member of the trio plays a game in the NHL.
Hamilton, Spooner and Knight were among 29 NHL hopefuls the most ever for the NHLPA event -- that the players association summoned to Toronto as players expected to make their NHL debuts this season.
Or at the very least players that are within striking distance of making it to the big leagues soon. Hamilton and Spooner had worked up a friendly rivalry as hockey video game adversaries over the last couple of days, and enjoyed getting back together so quickly after Bruins Development Camp in early July.
It was pretty fun. Very cool, said Hamilton, who has the best chance of the three players to crack the Bs roster out of training camp. There were a lot of pictures and autographs, but the best part was probably the full head scan by EA sports for the video game. They had 18 cameras for our head and profile and stuff.
They actually have the OHL in the game, so I made my video game debut two years ago. But the real debut as a member of the Bruins will be pretty cool.
The players went from station-to-station at the two-day event taking pictures, recording videos, playing video games against each other, and signing plenty of autographs for fans before taking in a dinner at the Hockey Hall of Fame. There were also plenty of free goodies for the players from Upper Deck and Panini.
Obviously Im here with Dougie and Jared, so thats awesome. Ive been able to sign some autographs and enjoy myself, said Spooner. Opening up hockey cards and playing NHL 2013 have both been pretty cool. I think Dougie and I opened up six or seven containers of hockey cards, so maybe like 2,000 each. Its been pretty cool for somebody that loves hockey.
NHLPA representatives Mathieu Schneider and Rob Zamuner also spoke to the 29 NHL prospects prior to the dinner, and wrapped up a nice little way for each of the youngster to cap off whats been an important summer.
Its been pretty busy. Were going from station-to-station, but its been really fun, said Knight. We just yesterday played in the EA video game tournament and each got a copy of the game. So I think Im going to go home and play it.
We did a bunch of head shots for the game as well. That was pretty cool. A lot of the guys here Ive played against and Id never really met before -- and a lot of guys from the Dub WHL and the Q QMJHL that Id never played against or met. So it was cool to get to know them and go out to dinner with them.
Hamilton, Spooner, Knight and the other 26 prospects spent much of Tuesday at the MasterCard Centre practice home of the Toronto Maple Leafs where they interacted with the media before finishing the day with a scrimmage on the ice. It was a brief whirlwind trip for young prospects getting ready for the biggest moments of their hockey careers to date, but its also another step prepared by the NHLPA to get those youngsters ready for their NHL close-up when it does arrive.


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Starting this Sunday, March 1st Student Against Destructive Decisions will be kicking off their "Try Something New Month". This campaign is all about encouraging students to step outside their comfort zone to learn more and get involved in the community. All of these activities are fun and support good decision making. The SADD Team has created a calendar for March with a new thing to try each day. To encourage participation, SADD will be randomly giving out prizes. In order to be entered into the drawing for a prize, take a picture of yourself doing the daily activity and tweet the picture to @sadd_fhs or email your picture to firstname.lastname@example.com . The more days you participate and tweet your pictures, the more entries you will receive! There will also be a prize for the individual who completes the most tasks. Winners will be announced at the end of March. Make sure to check the calendar or the @sadd_fhs Twitter for the daily tasks and have fun!


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Baghdad, Dec. 5 (Reuters): President Saddam Hussein said today he was ready to give UN weapons inspectors a chance to disprove American allegations that Iraq possesses weapons of mass destruction.
His first comment on the inspections since they resumed last week coincided with a burst of defiance from other Iraqi officials, and pressure on the inspectors from Washington to find the weapons of mass destruction that it is sure Iraq has.
No inspections will be taking place today or tomorrow because of the Id holiday, but all eyes were on Sundays deadline for Iraq to come clean about any biological, chemical or nuclear arms programmes it has.
Iraq insists that, since it has no such programmes, it will merely be listing dual use technology that has peaceful as well as military applications.
Some might claim we didnt give them (the inspectors) the proper chance to disprove the American allegations that Iraq produced weapons of mass destruction during the period of the inspectors absence, Saddam said in remarks broadcast on Iraqi television.
For that reason we shall provide them with such a chance, after which, if the weaklings remain weak and the cowardly remain cowards, then we shall take the stand that befits our people, principles and mission, he told the Iraqi leadership as he congratulated them on Id.
The inspectors have reported nothing but cooperation from Iraq in their visits to 20 suspect sites since November 27. So far, they have found nothing untoward.
However, in an address in Baghdad yesterday, Iraqi Vice-President Taha Yassin Ramadan accused the inspectors of spying for the US and Israel and helping Washington prepare for war on Baghdad.
BBC radio quoted him as saying after his address that independent monitors should observe the inspectors work.
And deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz told ABCs Nightline in the US yesterday: Washington wants the war... The whole issue of weapons of mass destruction is a hoax. When they find that there are no weapons of mass destruction, they would use another pretext to attack.
US President George W. Bush again insisted this week that Iraq does possess weapons of mass destruction, and has said it will not be acceptable for Iraq to deny their existence in its dossier to be delivered by Sunday.


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Or y'know, not. I'm not one of those people who's afraid of hitting 30. Today is my 29th birthday and as I look back on my 20s I realize that it was probably the best, and hopefully worst, decade so far. Forget my teens, the teens suck. 20 to 29 is where it's at, and I figure now that I've got myself sorted out (mostly), my 30s should be pure gold. Hopefully my 40s will be even better, and so on and so forth until I hit 100 and am basically a god. You never know, my grandma P lived until she was 92. I could do it.
It's been a big year; two moves, a baby and a close call with death, learning and loving to be a mom again, falling for a new part of the island, strengthening and deepening my relationship with Ryan, and as always Figuring Things Out. Truly life is the journey, not the destination.
What am I doing for my birthday today? Tidying up and getting some things ready for our trip back to the Sault next week (so no posts unless something amazing happens), another nap hopefully, and that's about it. With all our friends back up in Nanaimo and all the family in Ontario there wont be dinner or a party or anything, and that's ok. I kinda feel like garbage today anyway. Kat, who finally has her first tooth, has been up a lot at night again and is scooting all over the place, so I'm feeling pretty beat. Wall to wall excitement, I know.


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Reliable and working machinery plays an important role in the protection and defense of the Ukrainian state border. Strong armor and maneuverability helped border guards to protect their lives while carrying out the duties of country protection.
Recently, a column of three KrAZ "Kuguar" light armored personnel carriers has arrived to Izmail Border Guard Detachment.
All this machinery became a part of the Border Guard Rapid Response Unit, because it performs dangerous tasks that demand a high level of professionalism and equipping.
It should be mentioned, that the Border Guard Rapid Response Unit – is a mobile, maneuvering unit, created to protect the state border in different conditions and on different areas of the border.


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The president was speaking on RFI's English Service Accra Live PM.
President John Mahama says his belief and support for women empowerment has reflected in the appointment of women into his governmnet.
He was speaking on Accra Live PM, RFI English Service's Paris Live PM being recorded in Ghana.
"Women are a significant proportion of our population. You can't have more than half of your population playing second fiddle or being disempowered."
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Explaining why he supports women empowerment the president says society will be impacted positively if more women are empowered.
"As soon as I had the opportunity I made sure that I appointed a lot of women into my government and they hold some of the responsible positions in my government." He said
President Mahama also indicated that these women in his government are excelling in their roles.
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When asked by RFI's Daniel Singleton what he is doing to ensure the promotion of women in the private sector, President Mahama acknowledged that women leading the private sector are in the minority but they are 'beginning to breakthrough.'
He said he will never apologize for supporting women empowerment and will continue to do so "as long as i have the power and influence to do so."


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Between 1890 and 1918 the city of Berlin evolved into a commercial and industrial hub that also became an international center for radical new ideas in the visual, performing, and literary arts. Jews were key leaders in developing this unique cosmopolitan culture. Berlin Metropolis: Jews and the New Culture, 1890-1918 vividly documents the many ways that Jewish artists and entrepreneurs participated in this burst of artistic creativity and promoted the emergence of modernism on the international scene.
The book and exhibition at The Jewish Museum highlight leading cultural figures such as Max Liebermann, a founder of the Berlin Secession, and Herwarth Walden, who founded Der Sturm; artists such as Ludwig Meidner and Jakob Steinhardt; pioneers of cabaret, theater, and film, including Max Reinhardt and Ernst Lubitsch; art dealers, publishers, and writers; and leading intellectual and political figures such as Martin Buber and Georg Simmel. These and other fascinating individuals are represented by more than 200 diverse objects: paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, books, letters, posters, graphic arts, theater memorabilia, and film. The book includes eight essays by scholars of German and Jewish culture and art history that provide a truly interdisciplinary interpretation of the Berlin renaissance.
The period represented in Berlin Metropolis was a time when Jews were traditionally restricted from participating in major areas of German public life such as the army, government, and the university. But by turning to the "alternative public spheres" characteristic of urban societygalleries, cafés, journals, theaters, cabaretsthey emerged as innovative cultural leaders whose intellectual and artistic impact is still felt today.
The exhibition, Berlin Metropolis: Jews and the New Culture, 1890-1918, will be at The Jewish Museum, New York, from November 14, 1999, to March 5, 2000; and the Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida, from April 1 to June 11, 2000.
Accompanying a recent exhibition at New York's Jewish Museum, this collection of essays explores Jewish participation in the cultural life of Berlin from 1890 through 1918. Painting, writing, theater, film, cabaret, artistic salons, and the Zionist movement are all addressed. Some full-page and many small reproductions of artworks along with a generous number of photographs help illustrate the time and place. A year-by-year chronology of important political events and the art and culture of the Jews of Berlin and internationally provides an interesting framework for the text. Unfortunately, the tone and quality of the writing are uneven, and there is some repetition of information from essay to essay. This book will be of most use in specialized historical and Judaica collections.--Kathryn Wekselman, Cincinnati Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\


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Trekkies is a documentary on Star Trek fans. It follows fans through there everyday life, Conventions, and overall geekness. It shows the clubs they are apart of and how they deal with other people's thoughts. It shows cosplayers and collectors. The actors of Star Trek also give fan stories they have encountered and how they feel about the fanbase.
This Documentary literally described my life. No joke. It was scary how accurate some things are. I myself am not a Star Trek fan but I am in all sorts of fandoms and this is exactly what we do. We collect things, drawing fan art, go to conventions to see our favorite actors of voice actors, and cosplay (dress up as the characters). Its actually quite fun! What I would have liked seeing was the negative side. For example the bullying most of us get for liking such things, I know now days being a geek is cool, but before hand there were many who looked at fans as being weird and would mock them. That's my only complaint with this documentary. In class we talking about fanfiction and how it's mostly written by women is there 30s. Which is true in a lot of cases but that has now expanded to more age groups and to more fandoms.


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Botanical name = Daucus carota.
Carrot is a fruity and juicy
tuber eaten and loved by all.
This great fruit is well grown across
the world and loved by all we are going to be focusing more on its
health benefits and reasons why you should keep eating more carrot and
adding it to your meal and daily diet:
1. Carrot is considered good
and highly recommended for a sharp eyes it enhances sight visibility.
2. It contains high level of carotene that protect against macular
degeneration and senile cataracts.
3. Carrots prevent various cancers
that ranges from Lung, breast and colon cancer.
4. Carrot contains
vitamin A and antioxidant that protect the skin from sun damage, it
prevent all forms of premature wrinkling, acne, dry skin, blemish and
5. Carrot also contain Beta - carotene and alpha -
carotene that prevent heart diseases.
6. Vitamin A in carrot helps in
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7. Carrot
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teeth and gums. It enhances the skeletal strength of the body.
8.carrot contains some amount of alkaline that purify and kill harmful
germs in the mouth.
9. Carrot improve the quality of breast milk in
nursing mothers.
10. Carrot helps in increasing the menstrual flow in
women. 11. Drinking Carrot juice is a healhy souce of potassium a
quality mineral element for the body.
11. Carrot + Broccoli makes an
excellent vegetable and a good source of calcium a very important
mineral element for strong bone and teeth.
12. Carrots are naturally
low in calories An 80g serving of cooked carrots contains just 24
calories, making them a great choice if you're watching your weight.
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From all the above benefits it is no surprise that in a Harvard
University study, people who ate more than six carrots a week are less
likely to suffer a stroke than those who ate only one carrot a month
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14. A Powerful Antiseptic
Carrots are known by specialists to prevent infection.
15. Regular consumption of carrots helps in preventing gastric ulcers and digestive disorders.
Raw carrots are used as a home remedy for treating worms in children.
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When the police show up, it can be a scary situation for anyone – especially children.
The Putnam County Sheriff's Department often gives away stuffed animals, to traumatized children, to help them relax. The trouble is, these toys cost money and the sheriff's department has a limited budget.
Fortunately, a group of Putnam County school children stepped up to the plate by donating dozens of stuffed animals.
"Thanks to Winfield Middle School Chapter Students against Destructive Decisions (SADD), that collected stuffed animals for the Putnam County Sheriffs Department," says Sheriff Stephen L. "Steve" Deweese. "We will enjoy giving these stuffed animals out to kids within Putnam County. I really enjoyed my time with you this morning."
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In West Bengal, CPI(M) state secretary and chairman of the Left Front Biman Bose said unity in the party is possible before the upcoming Panchayat election.
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Richard C. Holbrooke, 1941-2010
Strong American Voice in Diplomacy and Crisis
Published: December 13, 2010
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Richard Charles Albert Holbrooke was born in Manhattan on April 24, 1941, to Dr. Dan Holbrooke, a physician, and the former Trudi Moos. He attended Scarsdale High School, where his best friend was David Rusk, son of Dean Rusk, the future secretary of state. Richard's father died when he was 15, and he drew closer to the Rusk family.
Times Topic: Richard C. Holbrooke
Back on World Stage, a Larger-Than-Life Holbrooke (February 8, 2009)
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Nicholas D. Kristof Blog: Richard Holbrooke, RIP (December 13, 2010)
At Brown University, he majored in history and was editor of the student newspaper. He intended to become a journalist, but after graduating in 1962 he was turned down by The Times and joined the State Department as a foreign service officer.
In 1964, Mr. Holbrooke married the first of his three wives, Larrine Sullivan, a lawyer. The couple had two sons, David and Anthony, and were divorced. His marriage to Blythe Babyak, a television producer, also ended in divorce. In 1995, he married Kati Marton, an author, journalist and human rights advocate who had been married to the ABC anchorman Peter Jennings until their divorce in 1993. He is survived by Ms. Marton; his two sons; his brother, Andrew; and two stepchildren, Christopher and Elizabeth Jennings.
After language training, he spent three years working in Vietnam. In 1966, he joined President Lyndon B. Johnson's White House staff, and two years later became a junior member of the delegation at the Paris peace talks. The talks achieved no breakthrough, but the experience taught him much about the arts of negotiation.
In 1970, after a year as a fellow at Princeton, he became director of the Peace Corps in Morocco. He quit government service in 1972 and over the next five years edited the quarterly journal Foreign Policy. He was also a contributing editor of Newsweek International and a consultant on reorganizing the government's foreign policy apparatus.
He worked on Jimmy Carter's presidential campaign in 1976, and was rewarded with the post of assistant secretary of state for East Asia and Pacific affairs. When Ronald Reagan and the Republicans took over the White House in 1981, Mr. Holbrooke left the government and for more than a decade focused on writing and investment banking.
When President Clinton took office in 1993, Mr. Holbrooke was named ambassador to Germany. He helped found the American Academy in Berlin as a cultural exchange center.
He returned to Washington in 1994 as assistant secretary of state for European affairs. His top priority soon became the horrendous civil war in the former Yugoslavia, a conflict precipitated by the secession of Croatia, Slovenia, Macedonia and Bosnia. Massacres, mass rapes and displaced populations, among other atrocities, were part of campaigns of "ethnic cleansing" against Muslims.
After months of shuttle diplomacy, Mr. Holbrooke in 1995 achieved a breakthrough cease-fire and a framework for dividing Bosnia into two entities, one of Bosnian Serbs and another of Croatians and Muslims. The endgame negotiations, involving the Serbian leader Slobodan Milosevic, President Franjo Tudjman of Croatia and President Alija Izetbegovic of Bosnia, unfolded in Dayton, Ohio, where a peace agreement was reached after months of hard bargaining led by Mr. Holbrooke.
It was the high-water mark of a career punctuated with awards, honorary degrees and prestigious seats on the boards of the Asia Society, the American Museum of Natural History, the National Endowment for Democracy, the Council on Foreign Relations, Refugees International and other organizations. He was 59 when he left the United Nations as the Clinton administration drew to a close.
But there was to be one more task. As Mr. Obama assumed office and attention shifted to Afghanistan, Mr. Holbrooke took on his last assignment. He began by trying to lower expectations, moving away from the grand, transformative goals of President George W. Bush toward something more readily achievable.
But his boss and old friend, Mrs. Clinton, expressed absolute confidence in him. "Richard represents the kind of robust, persistent, determined diplomacy the president intends to pursue," she said. "I admire deeply his ability to shoulder the most vexing and difficult challenges."


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GAME FACTS: The game features some of the best Santa Clara County high school football players from the recent graduating class and is named in honor of former Los Gatos High coach Charlie Wedemeyer, who died in 2010 after a long battle with ALS. Also known as the Silicon Valley Youth Classic, the game is celebrating its 40th anniversary, with the program cover highlighting some of the biggest names to have participated, including the late Pat Tillman of Leland and former 49ers quarterback Jeff Garcia, who starred at Gilroy High. This year's rosters include several All-Mercury News players, among them linebacker Sione Finefeuiaki (Wilcox), safety Drew Mount (Archbishop Mitty) and cornerback Corey Olivet (Los Gatos) of the North and receiver Joseph Romero (Piedmont Hills), defensive back/kicker Grant Bush (Bellarmine College Prep) and defensive back Nico Randolph (Oak Grove) of the South. Los Altos' Trevor Pruitt is coaching the North. Christopher's Tim Pierleoni is coaching the South. The North won last year 17-6. The game is presented by the Rotary Club of Almaden Valley, with proceeds going to various charities.
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Michael Owen, 33, will retire from football at the end of the season it has been announced on Tuesday, 19th March. Owen, who was born in Chester, has enjoyed much success over the span of his career, including being a striker for his country.
Owen has played with the likes of Liverpool FC, from 1996, and Newcastle United, from 2005 to 2009, as well as Manchester United, until he started with Stoke City last year.
The ex-England striker, who made 89 appearances for his country, also had a short stint with Spanish team Real Madrid almost ten years ago.
Making his team debut at 17 years old, the Englishman hasn't looked back since. He made the World Cup team shortly after, in 1998.
And many fans will always remember the three goals Owen managed to bag against the Germans in 2001. But he wasn't without his lows as well as his highs, as the football ace suffered from injuries at times during his career.
On his website Owen said: "Having progressed through the ranks at Liverpool to make my first-team debut at 17, before embarking upon spells at Real Madrid, Newcastle United, Manchester United and Stoke City, not to mention representing my country on 89 occasions, I now feel it is the right time to bring the curtain down on my career."
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"Seven Days a Week" is the 10th episode from Season 5 of Barney & Friends.
It's Monday, and BJ can't wait! Until Saturday, that is...the day he'll go camping. He's so excited, he doesn't know how he can possibly survive the looooong days until then. Barney assures BJ that time flies when you're having fun. He then proceeds to beam in a calendar to plan out BJ's week. With so many enjoyable activities, Saturday will arrive before he knows it! Together with the kids, they play baseball, fly kites, read The Ants and the Grasshopper, play in a marching band, and pop popcorn. Meanwhile, Scooter and Miss Etta prepare a couple of surprises for BJ to take along on his camping trip. Through all of these activities, the names of the days, their order, the number of days in a week, and the concepts of calendars and planning for the future are introduced to the audience.
Stories: The Ants and the Grasshopper
Song List
- Barney Theme Song
- It's a Great Day
- I Just Can't Wait
- There Are Seven Days
- What a Baseball Day!
- My Kite
- I Love to Read
- This is the Day We Grow the Corn
- Our Friend BJ Had A Band
- The Popcorn Song
- I Love You
- This is the only time in which the song, "It's a Great Day" is shortened.
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Kano - A blast struck a Nigerian church in the northeast town of Gadaka on Sunday, wounding many, residents said, the third church to be hit during Christmas prayers. The explosion happened hours after a blast killed about 25 people at a church just outside the capital Abuja.Another church explosion in the central city of Jos caused damage and there were reports of at least one casualty.
Don't all these people actually believe in the same god? Sick!
No, ubhejane, jihadists have a false god and a false prophet.
And so they do the work of evil on Earth.
blow up a mosque and lets see how they b*tch about that!
Two wrongs don't make a right.
hope the US hits them with drones on ramadan, see how they like it, bastards
I find this very sad, these people were at church for heaven's sake, this is just going to show how believers are being persecuted but God will have the final say & judgement will be His & I thank God I am not in the shoes of these monsters that are doing this.. All we can do is pray for these people, race has nothing to do with it, these are still people with families, put yourselves in their shoes before you criticize or judge, how would you feel if your family or family members were at a Christmas day service & got blown up in the church... Compassion people it is after all Christmas...
The worst thing about Nigeria's religious anarchy is that it is an African country using religion which was never African to inflict barbaric terror against one another. Its all done in the name of religion. I call upon Nigerians to pose and think if those religions that make then worst barbarians were they African or not. Bombing places of woship is the worst form of babarism. What if Christians bombard Moslim while woshiping during Ramadan? Come on Nigeria.
Christians are being persecuted all over the world because they preach love, a concept not accepted by the largest part of the human race.
Absolutely Ben. Despite persecution I am proud to say I follow Christ. No violence or intimidation will change this. God Bless and protect your people.
Oh cm'on Ben. Don't try to score points on the actions of a few fanatics in Nigeria. The Muslims are the most persecuted group of people in these times. And often these extremists arise due to persecution and interference from so-called "loving" and "compassionate" Christian nations like the USA.
State terrorism is a field still dominated by the US and it's friends such as Israel. Muslim nations are not sending drones to bomb innocents in faraway lands on the basis of a hunch. Muslim nations are not leaving Depleted Uranium behind in other lands, eg. Iraq, thereby poisoning the water and land and causing radioactivity-related defects to their pregnant womens' foetuses.
Also it was a "loving" Christian nation like Serbia which used gang-rape and rape-camps as a tool of ethnic cleansing in Bosnia in the nineties.
Your utter hypocrisy is clear to every sincere seeker of the Truth.
Satan is a unique case among the enemies of Christians. He orchestrates both physical and spiritual harm. He is out there using whatever means he can to destroy faith in Christ. When torture causes Christians to curse God, Satan tortures. When feelings of apathy and laziness can be generated by wealth, Satan doles out fortunes. The Bible affirms that Satan is the chief and most effective enemy of God and man. When the parable of the wheat and tares was recounted in the book of Matthew, the story was revealed that Satan was the enemy of God who put evil people among the good - Matthew 13:24-43.
Religion will cause the next Big War.
I believe that Allah will punish 'Boko Haram' for this evil and sick deed, and also for bringing our Religion into utter disrepute. You extremist fanatics don't represent the voice of the Muslims at all.
The Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh) openly forbade the targeting of places of worship, even in times of war. Jihaad means fighting against "those who fight you", according to the Qur'an. Attacking innocents is totally forbidden in Islam.
Our sincere condolences to all the victims and their families.


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I clocked out for lunch and went home to meet the pet sitter. Holly was snoring on the pile of laundry, her fav. place to nap. She woke up, saw us and wagged her tail. Seemed quite animated. N. walked her and Holly pooped again. She still doesn't want to walk, but N will carry her and then she'll walk on the way back.
Then we tried to get her to eat. She ate about 1/2 cup of perdue chicken, honey baked ham and some watermelon. N. was encouraged. Mainly bc Holly looked so perky and alert. N said Holly looks better today than last week. N. also gave her the B12 shot, and asked for my help. She said lately when she holds her by the scruff at the back of the neck, the dog flinches. She is expecting pain. She also yelped when N. shot the meds into her mouth by holding the side of her jaw. Maybe she has an infection? N says its from grabbing the scruff...where she gets the sub Q fluids. That is what she thinks.
I know Holly hasn't shown any other signs of pain.
Maybe DH giving Holly only 100 ml of fluid this a.m. has made her less sluggish and more alert. Hard to tell. BUT N was encouraged to see her eat. She thinks Holly did well. She said this dog is not at death's door. You should have many more weeks with her.
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Doyle insists Irish not fazed by mammoth England task
As lion's dens go, Guildford in Surrey doesn't have the most imposing ring to it but Ireland kick off their Women's Rugby World Cup campaign there this evening in the most imposing of circumstances.
While the distinctly inoffensive surrounds of the affluent Home Counties may not create an intimidating atmosphere off the pitch, Philip Doyle's charges are fully focused on the intimidating opponents awaiting them on it.
Kicking off a World Cup campaign is always daunting, but to do so against the hosts, Grand Slam champions and the beaten finalists in the last two tournaments is another kettle of fish. Throw in the fact that Ireland have never beaten an English side that boasts 689 caps among their squad and the mammoth task is laid bare.
But new coach Doyle is hopeful his team can kick the tournament off with a shock.
"Hopefully we can surprise them," he said. "(Not having beaten them before) is a psychological barrier. You've got two hurdles to jump here -- you've got to beat them in a World Cup, and beat them for the first time.
"We work very hard on our psychological preparation with the girls. They won't be fazed by it. They know they are there for the taking. Every underdog has its day, so let's hope Friday is our day."
Ireland lost 22-5 to the same opponents in nearby Esher last season and are hoping for a marked improvement. After facing England, Ireland take on the USA and Kazakhstan to qualify from Pool B.
Experienced scrum-half Louise Beamish is relishing a shot at her third World Cup and she says the women's game has come on leaps and bounds in her nine years at the top.
"We started out staying in each others houses overnight for training, bringing packed lunches and things like that," she said. "With the recognition of the IRFU, there have been huge improvements in training conditions and support.
"We keep bringing down the scorelines and the only team we haven't beaten is England so that's our next scalp."
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Description: Harry S Bick HSB Sterling Silver Leaf Brooch & Earring SetVery nice vintage 3 piece set for anyone that appreciates vintage jewelry. This pin measures 1 3/4" long and is about 1" across; the earrings are 1" long and 1/2" wide. Material – Sterling Silver .925 Maker – Harry S Bick Pattern – Leaf Condition: Please see pictures they are an important part of the description – This set has seen very little if any use, screw backs operate smoothly, no scratches or dings. International bidders please use the Ebay calculator or contact us for mailing cost to your location. This set will be mailed in a padded envelope. We use recycled packaging whenever we can without compromising your item. Please ask any questions prior to placing your bid – Answers will be posted for all to see. Additional pictures are available upon request . Thank you for viewing our auction . TERMS: You do not have to be registered with PayPal to use this service, follow the instructions in checkout. For other payment options please contact us prior to placing your bid. Payment is due within 3 days after the close of the auction, otherwise we reserve the right to report the transaction to EBay and relist the item. Shipping ... read more


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