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I accidentally had Cyrus make me a music box out of my favorite record! is there a way to undo it? I thought I was just getting him a giant clam shell for some reason, and was carrying my record, and I HATE the sound of my record in the music box, but love the record.
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A new exhibition leading up to Christmas 2014 -Winter Show is a vibrant, bold and distinctive selection of artwork to warm even the coldest of winter days. The exhibition opens at World Land Trust Art Gallery in association with the Wildlife Art Gallery on Saturday 22 November 2014.
On display will be a wonderful selection of works by Suffolk artists depicting wildlife and the landscape. Among the exhibitors are Margaret Glass, Roger Hardy, Amie Haslen, Andrew Haslen and Carol Saunderson. The works will be in a variety of media including paintings, prints and sculptures.
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WASHINGTON - Events in Egypt, Bahrain and Syria illustrate the limits of US influence in the Middle East following the Arab Spring and a US reluctance, at times, to exercise such clout as it has.Court rulings in Egypt and in Bahrain this week, analysts say, show the ruling authorities' desire to maintain their grip on power and the United States' limited ability to shape events despite its general support for democracy.After decades in which Washington has been the region's dominant outside player, deploying its military to guarantee the flow of oil and its diplomatic muscle to advance peace between Israel and its Arab neighbors, the pro-democracy demonstrations of the Arab Spring appear to have changed the equation.US President Barack Obama's early hopes of brokering an Israeli-Palestinian peace deal have foundered.And US blunders in Iraq, where violence persists nine years after a US-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, have also eroded US credibility, Middle East analysts said."When questions become ones of life and death, people are less interested in what the United States has to say," said Jon Alterman, director of the Middle East program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank in Washington."We have had a long relationship with the Egyptian military and when it comes to existential issues, they will listen politely but they strongly believe that they understand both their population and their national interest better than well-meaning Americans," Alterman added.Egypt's supreme court ruled on Thursday to dissolve the newly-elected parliament that is dominated by the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood and to allow ousted leader Hosni Mubarak's last prime minister to run in this weekend's presidential race.The rulings are widely viewed as an effort by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), the military authorities who have ruled the country since Mubarak's Feb. 11, 2011 ouster, to undercut the Brotherhood and to strengthen its own hand.And in Syria, having for now ruled out a military intervention without international support, the United States has been unable to stop Syrian President Bashar Assad's brutal crackdown on anti-government protests.The United Nations says Syrian forces have killed 10,000 people in a crackdown on protest against Assad's rule. A UN monitoring mission, whose presence the United States hoped might help quell the strife, on Saturday suspended its operations.It is unclear what Washington plans to do to try to end the conflict given Russian reluctance to see Assad ousted.The State Department on Friday said that it was troubled by the Egyptian supreme court's ruling, it wanted new parliamentary elections to be conducted quickly, and the SCAF should turn over power on July 1 after a free and fair presidential election.Egypt's military has promised to hand over power by July 1 following this weekend's second round of the presidential election that pits the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsy against former general Ahmed Shafik, a Mubarak protege.US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta called Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi, who leads the SCAF, on Friday and stressed "the need to ensure a full and peaceful transition to democracy," the Pentagon said.Tantawi repeated the military's commitment to hold free and fair presidential election and to turn over power to a democratically elected government on July 1, the Pentagon said.Tamara Cofman Wittes, a former State Department official now director of the Brookings Institution's Saban Center for Middle East Policy, said the United States has leverage in Egypt because of its aid, which could be cut next year, and in Bahrain because of the ruling family's sensitivity to US criticism."That's the big difference between Egypt and Bahrain on the one hand and Syria on the other," she said. "There were times when the US government thought its words, in public and in private, might have some impact on ... Bashar Assad."We are clearly not at that point any more. Bashar Assad clearly doesn't care what the United States thinks any more and therefore the rhetoric doesn't matter," she said.
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Rory McIlroy in league of his own
BETHESDA, Md. -- Who said Tiger Woods isn't at the U.S. Open? I've seen him all week.
You know who I'm talking about: Irish accent ... hair as curly as a telephone cord ... almost has the field lapped after two rounds. That guy.
Wait -- sorry, I meant Rory McIlroy. Woods is on the golf disabled list with a bum knee and Achilles. Nobody knows when he'll be back.
But that's OK, because McIlroy is doing a killer imitation of Eldrick, circa 2000, when Woods was vaporizing majors fields with his scorched-scorecard policy. McIlroy is at 11-under par entering Saturday's play, while almost everyone else is gasping for oxygen at roasty, toasty Congressional Country Club.
"Hopefully he doesn't get too crazy on us," said Robert Garrigus, who, under normal Open circumstances, would be in leader contention at minus-2. "But if he does, I'll be playing for second place, which is not bad, either."
That's what it's come to: The world's best players are thisclose to conceding the U.S. Open to the 22-year-old McIlroy. That's how dominating, how, well, Tiger-ish, he's been. McIlroy isn't just atop the leaderboard; he's hovering over it, almost golf god-like.
"I don't really know what to say," McIlroy said, almost sheepishly, after shooting a 5-under-par 66 on Friday. "It's been two very, very good days of golf."
Nobody knows what to say, except, "Wow." You can't describe some of what he's done because it's never been done before. McIlroy has taken a chalkboard eraser to all sorts of previous Open accomplishments and records. And in the process, he's made us sort of forget about what's-his-name.
McIlroy actually reached minus-13 for the Open when he birdied No. 17. Never been done before.
McIlroy was 10-under through just 26 holes at the Open. Never been done before.
McIlroy shot 65-66-131 for the first 36 holes at the Open. Never been done before.
Keep this up, and the USGA is going to have to Rory-ize future Open sites. He's playing one course, and everyone else seems to be playing another.
"I put myself in a great position going into the weekend," he said. "But I know more than probably anyone else what can happen."
Yes, the M Word -- Meltdown. That's what McIlroy did less than three months ago during the final round of the Masters. He had a four-stroke lead to start the day and lost by 10 to Charl Schwartzel. It was like watching your kid forget his lines in the school play.
The collapse has Velcro'd itself to McIlroy's golf legacy. It follows him around like a puppy. He can't go half a news conference without someone asking him about the residual effect of that Masters collapse.
It's a fair question, mostly because (A) McIlroy gagged that day, (B) 36 holes remain, (C) Y.E. Yang, who stared down Tiger to win a PGA championship, is in second at six strokes back and (D) McIlroy finished what could have been an even more historic round Friday with a careless double bogey on No. 18. After pulling the ball from the cup, McIlroy flung the ball into a nearby pond.
"I did a piece after Augusta where I said I needed to be a little more cocky, a little more arrogant on the golf course and think a little bit more about myself, which I've tried to incorporate a little bit -- just on the golf course," McIlroy said. "I just try and have a bit of an attitude, you know? But ... when I get myself in these positions, I have to really make sure that I don't get ahead of myself and I don't start playing defensively."
That's what he did at Augusta on Sunday. He played not to lose. He also played too quickly, rushing his pace on every shot. It didn't help that he was paired that day with Angel Cabrera, known for his quick play.
Dave Stockton Sr., the two-time PGA Championship winner (he won one of them at Congressional in 1976) and putting guru, saw the same thing as he watched the Masters on TV. McIlroy's people contacted him shortly after the tournament, and he's been working with Rory ever since. One of the lessons: Slooooow down in pressure situations.
Stockton would know. He had the 54-hole lead at the 1974 Masters but ended up losing to Gary Player.
And according to McIlroy's agent, Chubby Chandler, Rory tried to be someone he wasn't. He tried to be Tiger -- all intensity and focus. But by doing so, he forgot to be Rory -- aggressive, but a bit more carefree.
McIlroy lost a green jacket, but he gained admirers worldwide with his graciousness in defeat. In fact, he shared a plane with Schwartzel out of Augusta. And when Graeme McDowell won the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach, McIlroy was one of the first to Tweet his congratulations to his fellow Northern Irishman.
So he was asked Friday whether he'd just about had it being happy for other people.
"Yeah, definitely, definitely," he said. "I'd like to be happy for myself. No, I'm very happy. But, yeah, it would be nice to get a little piece of the action."
Thirty-six holes separate him from the action he wants most: holding up the Open trophy as his own.
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Parker County Sheriff's Criminal Investigation Division investigators recovered a large amount of stolen property stemming from a Weatherford-Parker County Special Crimes Unit case.
Parker County Sheriff Larry Fowler said the SCU under cover operation was to purchase stolen weapons from a suspect, identified as Michael Shawn Higgins, 43, of Mineral Wells.
Higgins was found in possession of two handguns, and is currently on federal probation, prohibiting him from possessing any firearms.
"This is excellent work by our investigators," Sheriff' Fowler said. "They conducted an under cover investigation which led to the arrest of the suspect and cleared multiple cases for the sheriff's office as well as several other law enforcement agencies."
Once Higgins was detained and during an interview, Higgins implicated himself in numerous burglaries of area storage facilities.
Sheriff's investigators searched Higgins' residence in the 600 block of North East Sixth Avenue in Mineral Wells and a personal storage unit on Highway 180 West, and discovered a large amount of stolen property including tools, coins, a go-cart, law equipment, fishing and camping gear, construction equipment, weapons and ammunition and knives.
The recovered stolen items are being processed by sheriff's investigators and will be returned to the rightful owners. Other items were identified and confirmed as stolen outside of Parker County and later collected as evidence by Mineral Wells Police Department, Palo Pinto Sheriff's Office, and Stephenville Police Department.
Higgins was charged with two counts of possession of a firearm by a felon. His bond was set at $20,000. As of Thursday morning, he remained incarcerated at the Parker County Jail. Additional charges are pending the ongoing investigation.
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I had the same problem while nursing my LO. His Dr. told me to nurse 15-20 minutes on one side, unlatch him and burp him, then do 15-20 minutes on the other side. If she still seems hungry after that just put her on the other side again. This helped a lot. Taking him off to burp him helped him realize that he was getting full. Yes, he does cry for a little bit after I take him off, but he usually calms down and burps and then I latch him on the other side. Some people may just tell you to let her nurse until she's done. But, I know I was getting so frustrated and was wanting to quit BF altogether because I was in so much pain and it took up so much of my day. I needed a break. Hope this helps!
is she swallowing the whole time? Sounds like she could be using you as her pacifier - which eventually is going to take its toll on your nipples. If she's not actively swallowing for an hour then I'd try giving her a pacifier and giving yourself a break. you can still hold her and cuddle the way you would if she was nursing...
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I agree with all of the above! I went through the same thing and now LO nurses in 6 min!
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My DD used to be on the breast(s) for an hour or longer as well if I let her. She loved to comfort nurse, so to speak. Now, she too is on and off in under ten minutes, unless she wants to comfort nurse. My DD stayed on and kept pulling let down after let down but I don't think she was still hungry after say 15-20 minutes. Just liked to hang out there. Now, she's more interested in toys etc. Hee.
I had the same problem. Except that my son would fall asleep while nursing and he would not eat, then the minute I took him off the breast he would wake up and start crying. My nipples were in really bad shape so I started pumping more and breastfeeding less, the pump made my nipple tougher, when my nipples were a bit better I went back to breastfeeding more.
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The 'A' side is a trippy version of the classic nursery rhyme and is pretty good on its own, but it's the flip side here that is the nugget. Sad is drenched in a wall of sound, distorted and jagged guitars shiver through the unpredictable tempo changes as the lead vocals of Normie Rowe seem coated by the oddly disembodied harmonies, it's a helluva piece of psychedelic pop. Unfortunately this Australian Playboys single didn't sell well, something that was strangely typical of many of Immediate Records great releases back then. Today though, for freakbeat and psychedelic record collectors, it is a highly desirable piece and goes for a very pretty penny! Is this the Holy Grail of British freakbeat collectors? Well, maybe one of the Holy Grails.
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You might have wondered many times on how you will be able to continue living with this horrible ringing in your ear. It just came on one day and has not stopped since then. Luckily this article will be able to give you some input on what could be done to help you with your tinnitus.
Research some relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing or meditation. For many people, being stressed can make the tinnitus worse, and the tinnitus itself causes you stress. This positive feedback loop can be broken through the use of relaxation techniques, which can help reduce the incidents of tinnitus in your life.
Seek advice from a doctor if you are suffering from tinnitus. Tinnitus is likely a sign of a different problem that will likely need treatment from a professional. Chronic tinnitus can also be stressful and make it hard to enjoy a normal day. Tinnitus is unlikely to be deadly, but the benefit of seeing a doctor is that it may be treatable.
If you have that constant ringing in your ear that is caused by tinnitus, it is important to see a physician to get a proper diagnosis. Tinnitus can be caused by a variety of sources such as head injuries, ear infections, loud noises, stress, vascular problems, and the side effects of medication. The treatment prescribed for tinnitus will be dependent upon what is causing the condition.
My brother in law owns a towing company. He got tinnitus from being around traffic and semis and loud car sounds. He has a great ENT doctor who has helped him a lot.
Some people elect to try alternative forms of therapy to help them cope with tinnitus. Using the herb ginkgo biloba on a daily basis can aid in relieving some of these symptoms. For some, alternative therapies such as acupuncture, reflexology and relaxation have proved to be beneficial for tinnitus.
Find a tinnitus support group, and attend a meeting. This environment is the right place to get the education you need, as well as the companionship and support from people who experience the same symptoms as you do. Support groups will assist you in learning how to cope with with the daily challenges of tinnitus.
Stop and listen to your home to see what white noise you hear, then use it to help you to cover up the sounds in your ears due to tinnitus. For example, in your room, open the window to see if there's sounds outside that will cover over the ringing in your ears.
Tell your friends, family, and co-workers about your tinnitus. Make sure they are aware of the things that can make your symptoms worse and ask for their support. Having your family and other people that are important to you there to support you can make dealing with your tinnitus easier.
If you suffer from tinnitus work to relieve any sinus congestion you may have. The pressure from congestion can increase your tinnitus symptoms. Try sleeping with your head elevated and if you have allergies treat them the best that you can. Keeping a warm humidifier can also help to open up the congestion, which will relieve your tinnitus symptoms.
Acupuncture is becoming a widely accepted source of treatment for many symptoms such as pain, nausea and even tinnitus. No one is quite sure what the scientific evidence is for why it is effective against tinnitus, but many tinnitus sufferers get relief by using it, so it may be worth a try!
Some evidence shows that tinnitus is an inflammatory condition. An anti-inflammatory diet is a good way to control your condition. This diet includes anti-inflammatory, omega-3-rich foods, such as flax seed oil and salmon, in addition to plenty of veggies and fruits.
Look for a local or online support group with others who have tinnitus. No matter how much your friends and family try to be supportive, there is nothing to compare with someone who really understands what living with tinnitus is like because they have it, too. When you join a support group, you will find you can share tips and ideas with others who are living through the same experiences you are.
Try to avoid stimulating drugs. Ingesting too much caffeine or other stimulants can increase your level of arousal and awareness of annoying tinnitus sounds. Therefore, limiting your intake of coffee, tea, cola beverages, and chocolate, as well as decongestants and other stimulating medications, is a simple way to help reduce the discomfort of tinnitus.
Use a properly fitted medical device to help relieve tinnitus. A hearing aid alleviates symptoms in about half of tinnitus patients who also have hearing loss. A "tinnitus masker," a device worn in the ear which produces a low-level noise that helps cover the unpleasant ringing sensation, can also benefit patients without hearing loss.
If you are suffering from tinnitus, make sure to avoid loud noises. If possible, keep a pair of earplugs on hand with you or stick your fingers in your ears. Sticking cotton balls in your ear is also a viable option if you don't have or don't wish to purchase earplugs. Loud noise makes tinnitus much worse; try to stay away from loud instruments or parties altogether.
A way to avoid insomnia when you are dealing with tinnitus is to try to relax as much as possible when you lay down to go to bed. Think of calm, tranquil thoughts and let your mind focus on only those thoughts. Before you know it, you will have fallen asleep.
Make your friends and family aware of your tinnitus and explain it to them in a way that they will understand. Let them know what bothers you and how they can help to fix it. By having this open communication with the people closest to you, it will allow you to not be embarrassed about your tinnitus.
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Beware of quick-fix products. There are many products out there that promise to cure tinnitus, but don't deliver. Don't waste your money on every CD, book and program that promises to cure you. Investigate each claim thoroughly before you buy. If you decide to make a purchase, make sure you can contact a person (not a machine) at the company and that there is a refund policy in place.
Seek natural cures for your tinnitus. Meanwhile taking medications and pills always seems like the easy answer. Remember that natural cures can be just as effective and much more healthier. Online websites and books are filled with information on how to naturally live and cure tinnitus. It can help to expand your horizons with different natural approaches.
As you can see, people have been able to do a variety of things to try to help themselves if they have tinnitus. Even if you can not totally make it go away, there are at least things that you can do that will help you with adjusting things to make it less noticeable.


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Yesterday was a big day for little fish. The Pacific Fishery Management Council, the federal body responsible for managing most U.S. West Coast fisheries, took another step toward implementing comprehensive measures to protect the ocean food web. In its first "ecosystem initiative," the Council is working to prohibit new directed commercial fishing on currently unmanaged, unfished forage species in the federal Pacific Ocean waters (3 to 200 miles) offshore Washington, Oregon, and California. Yesterday, the Council gave its initial approval of a policy pathway that will protect forage species belonging to 17 different taxonomic families, including round and thread herrings, mesopelagic fishes, Pacific sand lance, Pacific saury, silversides, osmerid smelts, and pelagic squids.
You have seen a sardine, you may have tasted calamari, but you likely have not heard of lantern fish, Pacific saury, or neon flying squid. These fish all belong to the same category of small and critically important fish and invertebrates called forage species. Since 2009, Oceana has been calling on the Pacific Fishery Management Council to protect theses currently "unmanaged" forage species because of their important role as prey in the marine ecosystem food web. And soon, these little fish — with some of the most unusual names — may be getting the recognition and protections they deserve.
Forage species are a critical link in the marine food web as they feed everything else larger than them. Not just dolphins, whales, and seabirds, but commercially and recreationally important fish as well. Forage species, via their role as prey for other fish and wildlife, also contribute to jobs and revenue on the West Coast. These small fish indirectly support ocean-based tourism and recreation sectors that provide 400,000 jobs and $18 billion in revenue to California, Oregon, and Washington, according to the National Ocean Economics Program. When forage fish decline, so do the predators dependent on them like rockfish, salmon, and halibut.
Commercial demand for forage fish is increasing as aquaculture and agriculture industries expand worldwide. Most forage fish catch is not consumed directly as human food, but is sold in global markets as ground meal for farmed fish, chickens, and pigs. Expansion of aquaculture and agriculture can increase pressure on wild forage fish populations, and forage fish that are not currently fished may soon become commercially targeted.
Rather than wait for new fisheries to start up on ecologically important forage species, and rush in reactively with conservation and management measures, the Pacific Fishery Management Council is being proactive by first protecting these important forage species before the damage has been done. In its stated purpose for this proposed action, the Council intends to prohibit new directed commercial fisheries on these forage species "until the Council has had an adequate opportunity to both assess the scientific information relating to any proposed directed fishery and consider potential impacts to existing fisheries, fishing communities, and the greater ecosystem." This forward thinking management prioritizes ocean conservation and existing uses over prospective financial gain.
This Council set a precedent back in 2006 by prohibiting directed fishing for krill throughout the entire U.S. West Coast Exclusive Economic Zone. Krill are a group of small shrimp-like crustaceans that are a major food source for whales, seabirds and fish. A single blue whale, for example, can eat over two tons of krill per day.
The Council will meet again in September to discuss this ecosystem initiative further and it plans to potentially take final action in November 2014. Oceana will be there to help make sure this happens. After all, it is common sense to proactively protect the little fish responsible for fueling the entire marine food web.
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Wide open field for men's elite road race
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Hi everybody i would like to know how to set the layers plot color from model. i can't use the page set up manager since when i do, autocad crashes..thanx
You can try this trick:
1. Create new drawing, select menu Format -> "Plot Style", open drop-down list, scroll to the bottom, create new plot style table with color settings you need and save it.
2. Close "Plot Style" dialog by selecting "cancel"
3. Switch to your first drawing, ensure that noting selected in drawing area, and in Properties palette find "Plot Style" section, open "Plot style" drop-down in it and select Plot style you created in step #1.
4. Save your drawing, try to plot from Model.
hi thanks for the help...i'm the same person who wrote you for the problem of printing from the model, unfourtunately in the list of the commands i can't use there is "plotstyle"...i tryed to create a ctb file with the plot style table editor and chose it form the properties pallet but it shows only the plot style table you already used in autocad..=(
those unworking commands are getting me mad..please help me.
See my advise in another post about "repairing" AutoCAD installation.
You need to put your CTB file to the "~/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/roaming/AutoCAD 2013/R19.0/enu/Plotters/Plot Styles" folder. Then restart AutoCAD in order to see your custom Plot Style table file.
sorry but i'm not sure i understood could you please explain me how to do that?
I mean that after you create .CTB file, you have to copy (or move, or place) to the "~/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/roaming/AutoCAD 2013/R19.0/enu/Plotters/Plot Styles" folder on your Mac:
Then restart AutoCAD in order to see your custom Plot Style table file in Properties palette.
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