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Coconut cookies, loaded with coconut and butter. These chewy cookies are bound to become family favorites.
Calories: 460
Fat: 23g
Cholesterol: 115mg
Sodium: 320mg
Carbohydrates: 59g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 6g
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I made this recipe several years ago at Christmas time and loved it. They are moist, chewy and full of coconut flavor. They are now a regualr cookie I bake at Christmas and other times of the year.
The very first time I made this recipe it became a family favorite... my teen daughter, who is not even a huge fan of sweets, said, as she ate one warm from the oven, "they are like a cloud of warm coconutty goodness."
I reduced the sugars to 1/2 cup each. I loved it! Will definitely make again.
This recipe is wonderful. The cookie is soft and chewy and the flavor is yummy. I omitted the candied cherries, as I am not a fan of them. Will definitely make this recipe again.
I've made these cookies for Christmas two years in a row. They are delicious and travel well.
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RANDL Laplacian distributed pseudorandom numbers. R = RANDL(N) returns an N-by-N matrix containing pseudorandom values drawn from the laplacian distribution. RANDL(M,N) or RANDL([M,N]) returns an M-by-N matrix. RANDL(M,N,P,...) or RANDN([M,N,P,...]) returns an M-by-N-by-P-by-... array. RANDL returns a scalar. RANDL(SIZE(A)) returns an array the same size as A.
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The Minnesota Vikings announced the retention of two partners to conduct an independent review stemming from allegations made by former punter Chris Kluwe in this post on Deadspin. One is a former state chief justice, the other is a former U.S. attorney.
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"Former Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court Eric Magnuson and former U.S. Department of Justice Trial Attorney Chris Madel will lead the investigation.
"It is extremely important for the Vikings organization to react immediately and comprehensively with an independent review of these allegations," said Vikings Owner/President Mark Wilf.
Magnuson, who is currently a partner at Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, L.L.P. and teaches at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, is highly-regarded in Minnesota and throughout the country. He has more than 35 years of practice, including over two years (2008-10) as the Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.
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Tim Hardaway scored 21 points on 7-of-8 shooting to lead number-five Michigan to a road win over number-12 Minnesota, 83-75. The Wolverines led by as many as 19 in the second half. Austin Hollins had 21 points and six rebounds for the Golden Gophers. Minnesota hurt itself with 16 turnovers. The Gophers fell to 15-and-3 and 3-and-2. Minnesota is off until they play Northwestern on Wednesday.
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Simultaneous graphite furnace at. absorption spectrometry was used for trace element detns. in different materials. The comprised settings for exptl. parameters, esp. the heating program were optimized using multicomponent anal. Atomization efficiency was not found to change for elements with atomization temps. for single element detection up to 1000 Deg (Cd and Mo). The sensitivity did not change in the case of simultaneous multielement detn. High purity MgO was analyzed and the found trace element amts., quant., are in good agreement with certified values detd.


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The Beehive will observe French National Day with a French-inspired evening on Monday, July 14th. The Bastille Day Celebration will feature themed dinner, libations, and a special live performance from Sydney, Australia's well-known French Jazz band C'est si bon.
All evening long The Beehive's Executive Chef Marc Orfaly will be serving unique takes on traditional French cuisine including Skirt Steak Frites, Moules Mariniere, Fresh Grilled Tuna Nicoise and more, all of which will be served in addition to the regular menu. The champagne will be flowing and guests can also choose from a selection of special cocktails to complement the evening's food and music.
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BOSTON (AP) — The average cost of a gallon of gas in Massachusetts has fallen three cents in the past week.
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Whether you're looking for short or long-term accommodation in Shanghai, a hostel is always a great solution. Shanghai hostels are sociable places where you can meet like-minded travellers and save money. If you do want some privacy you can always opt for a hotel or a private apartment instead.
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The Nan Jing Rd is the longest shopping district in China, and perhaps the world, and starts with huge colonial architectural buildings. As you walk to the west you'll come to the new modern department stores and shopping malls if you do want to spend a yuan or two.
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The Shanghai World Financial Centre, completed in 2008, is the second tallest building in the world at 492metres (1,614ft). Take a trip up to the observation deck at 474m (1,555ft) to snap some great skyline shots.
The Shanghai Xintiandi is one of the trendiest areas in the city. The retail, entertainment and culture complex was built in 2001 in the city centre and sprawls across 30,000 square metres. You'll find every cuisine imaginable, cinemas, fitness centres, classy boutiques and accessory shops too.
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Ideas for Creative Exploration (ICE) is pleased to host Steven Tepper, a leader in the field of cultural policy and research on the impact of the arts on everyday life, for a public lecture supported by the Willson Center for Humanities and Arts and the Georgia Museum of Art.
Steven Tepper is the Associate Director of the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public Policy and an Associate Professor of Sociology at Vanderbilt University. At the Curb Center, Tepper works to develop national policy reports and to create research tools that examine and measure the effectiveness of support models for the arts. He currently serves as the principal investigator of "Artful Living: Examining the Relationship Between Artistic Practice, Subjective Wellbeing and Materialism Across Three National Surveys," supported by a research grant from the National Endowment for the Arts.
Tepper's most recent publication is a book entitled Not Here, Not Now, Not That! Protest Over Art and Media in America. He was the co-editor, with Bill Ivey, of Engaging Art: The Next Great Transformation of America's Cultural Life. His articles appear in numerous publications, including the Chronicle of Higher Education, Review of Policy Research, Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, and the Journal of Cultural Economics.
Tepper earned a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a master's in public policy from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government. He received a Ph.D. in sociology from Princeton University, where he later served as Deputy Director of the Princeton University Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies.


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Between Plymouth Rock and a hard place
By Michel
Thanksgiving is truly a unique experience
in the Lee household.
In addition to the fact that all seven of us are extremely hearty eaters, we are all vegetarians (with the exception of my father). Now, normally, being vegetarian wouldn't be such a problem.
But at Thanksgiving, when families
across the United States celebrate the
quintessential American holiday, our family finds itself between Plymouth Rock
and a hard place.
I'm sure that our dilemma is fairly clear-cut here. It's given that vegetarians do not partake of fowl, which includes turkeys or any other type of meat.
That means that Thanksgiving can be a downright miserable time for us.
My mother is, euphemistically put, an innovative cook.
Come Thanksgiving Day, she's laid out an
entire table of veggee-turkey-casserole and green beans marinated in onion
juice. (She's also very health-conscious.) I laud her for those novel
concoctions, but it's not a good sign when your grandfather starts mistaking the
prune chocolate cake for the tofu-stuffing.
As if that isn't enough, we're also Koreans.
I don't mean to reinforce any racial stereotypes, but our family is deeply imbibed in the traditional Korean culture.
And, as you might know, one of the basic characteristics of any culture is its cuisine.
So imagine this: My mother's
enigmatic culinary creations on the table. My grandfather walking in with
an entire pressure cooker of rice. Our neighbor running through the door with a
bowl of pickled cabbage. A tray of forks, spoons, knives and cheap wooden
chopsticks on top of a stack of paper and Styrofoam plates. And our
Caucasian friends looking slightly puzzled and awkward.
My father's rationale for this delightful amalgam of foods is that food is food. It's all the same in your stomach.
Besides, it doesn't matter if the vegetarian turkey casserole is slathered with bean paste and gulped down by the plateful. (My brother can attest to that.). Right? Right. For once, I agree with him.
Although Thanksgiving experience is a bit
eccentric in our family, I have to admit that it never fails to teach me a
lesson, year after year.
For one, Thanksgiving is not all about food!
Our society places so much emphasis on this "day of feasting" that we have come to the conclusion that gorging ourselves on turkey, or lack thereof, is a way of showing our gratitude for the blessings of the past year.
Yet how can gluttony equal thankfulness?
By overindulging, we only dull our minds
and become apathetic to the needs of others who are less fortunate.
Thanksgiving also reminds me of the wide variety of cultures present in the United States.
Are we not blessed to be such a diverse nation?
For most, Thanksgiving celebrates American history.
I dwell between two cultures. I can appreciate the laudable accomplishments of the Pilgrims, the Founding Fathers, and all those who contributed to development of this nation truly blessed by God.
At the same time, I revel in how my personal history is different from the rest --- my grandparents' journey from China to Korea, my mother's immigration to the United States, my father's childhood in poverty, and the vast amount of Korean culture retained by our family.
So I would like to think that our Thanksgiving table is a reflection of our family's characteristics.
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21st Dynasty, 1069-945 BC
Stone jars made to store the liver, lungs, stomach and intestines of a mummified body
When a body was preserved as a mummy, the internal organs were taken out quickly after death, as they would rot. All the same, the ancient Egyptians believed that it was important to preserve them alongside the mummified body. The heart, the 'seat of understanding', was left in place. The liver, lungs, stomach and intestines were placed in four different containers.
The wooden lids of these jars represent the Sons of Horus, four minor gods who protected the organs that they contained. They are: the falcon-headed Qebhsenuef (intestines); the jackal-headed Duamutef (the stomach); the baboon-headed Hapy (the lungs), and the human-headed Imsety (the liver). These were named 'canopic' jars by modern Egyptologists. This mistakenly linked them to Canopus, the captain of the fleet of ships of Menelaus, king of Sparta. Canopus was buried in Egypt after the fall of Troy, and was worshipped locally in the form of a human-headed jar.
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A few weeks ago ago, the DC Primary Care Association honored our own Jeannine C. Sanford as one of this year's Unsung Hero award recipients.
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Today, Jeannine's fingerprints can be felt throughout Bread for the City—in both our organizational structure and physical environment. I fondly recall once passing by her desk and seeing her surrounded by doorknobs. When asked what she was doing, she responded that she was contemplating which doorknob would best suit the various needs (for both staff and clients alike) of our new facility. Doorknobs. It's just one of thousands of decisions that someone has to make in order for an organization to grow to a size like ours. And somehow, Jeannine finds the time each day to make those decisions in addition to overseeing many staff and programs.
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Similar to Q. lanata, but the leaves have dense, white, woolly hairs beneath, not rust-coloured.
A medium-sized tree, usually attaining about 15 m in height, occasionally 24 m. Young seedlings up to two years old are very shade-tolerant, thereafter the tree needs moderate to full light It needs moderately fertile soils, growing well on clays derived from shales and clay loams, but does not do well on dry sites. It is sensitive to fires and browsing. Up to a diameter of 25-30 cm the tree coppices well, but larger trees coppice badly if at all. It is one of the species found in regrowth of degraded Schima-Castanopsis woodland.
In a belt between 1650 and 2400 m, associated with Q. lanata. West of the Kamali River it is more abundant than Q. lanata, which there tends to be confined to south-facing slopes. Further east it becomes scarce and east of the Kali Gandaki is rare or absent.
The seed ripens between November and March, according to the locality, but ripe seed may remain on the trees for several months. About one year in two is a good seed year. In nurseries in the IHDP area an average of 700 plants were raised per kilogram of seeds.
Few records of trial plots are available. What there are indicate a height of about 40 cm at 1.5 years and 70 cm at 2.5 years, with a survival rate of 90 per cent or more, with the exception of Simkhara (2400 m) where at 2.4 years survival was 70 per cent and mean height 16 cm, indicating stagnation. According to Troup (1921) in a plantation 32 years old the trees averaged 17 m in height by 17 cm in diameter, with a mean annual increment of about 9 m3 ha-1; but this was considered to be considerably above the average.
The wood is very heavy, weighing about 1020 kg m-3. The calorific value of the heartwood is 19,100 and of the sapwood 19,400 kJ kg-1 (Hawkins, 1982); hence it is a good fuelwood. It is not a good timber as it warps and splits badly, but is used occasionally for low-grade construction and, agricultural implements (Gamble, 1922). Because of its abundance it is a very important fodder tree in some localities. In Dehimando Panchayat of Mahakali Forest Division 78 per cent of all privately owned fodder trees were of this species (Hawkins and Malla, 1983). Together with Q. lanata, which has the same Nepali name, it is also used on a small scale in Dhading District. In Dolakha District it was of relatively low popularity, but a few farmers would be prepared to plant it. The leaves contain 8.2 per cent crude protein according to Panday (1982), 8.7 per cent (D. Bajracharya et al., 1985), but R. Y. Singh (1982) gives rather higher figures, ranging up to 12.6 per cent, and averaging about 10.6 per cent. The trees are lopped for fodder from December to June. An infusion of the gum from old trees is used to treat colds, and as an analgesic. The air-dry bark contains about 22 per cent tannin (Gamble, 1922).
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Friend Athena Preston designed the quirky stationery, whose pear motif is a whimsical take on the name of the couple's property: Pearbrook Farm.
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Phyllis Skidmore, Pearbrook's former owner and an ordained minister, officiated. "It seemed fitting, as we're starting a new life on the land she lived on for so long," said Chloe.
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Well-wishers could think pink while penning their congratulations.
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In addition to mint juleps, clever twists on classic cocktails were served, including a Ghost of Mary (a pale version of the bloody one), a Bernini (essentially a Bellini that playfully borrows from their shared last name), and a modified sea breeze that substitutes Campari for cranberry juice.
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Cocktail Hour
Guests enjoy the cocktails.
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Chatting Over Drinks
Wedding guests gather for an informal chat.
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Table Setting
"We wanted fun and quirky," says Chloe of the paper table runners she designed with Athena Preston. "The bluebirds look like something from the cover of a 1950s book, and the spiderwebs and foxes make it all a little wilder." The old chairs, collected mostly at flea markets, exude a bucolic charm.
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Reception Location
The reception was held in two connected barns, this one lit by an antique chandelier.
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The Full Reception
The second barn was illuminated by lights strung on 20-foot flowering pear trees placed between tables, which also served as a leafy canopy over the guests. The trees, a present from the bride's godfather, were planted on the farm in a ceremony the next day.
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Wedding Cake
The flowering cake created by Matthew's sister Sarah, a former pastry chef, recalls the bride's woodsy bouquet.
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Mini ice creams take the form of strawberries and pears.
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Gift Basket
Gift baskets for hotel guests included, says Chloe, "whatever would make them feel comfortable": spring water, lip balm, insect repellent, chocolate -- and hangover remedies.
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The favors consisted of jams and jellies made from fruits grown at Pearbrook: plums, currants, grapes, peaches, raspberries, and, of course, pears.
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A Glowing Evening
Despite the threat of rain, the outdoor dance floor remained uncovered, all the better for viewing the centuries-old barn in all its rustic beauty.
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Dane Miller's focus is winning, not scoring
By Matt Sugam
PISCATAWAY – At least once every home game, during a moment when the crowd grows quiet, a voice bellows from the mezzanine section with a message that's sent by one, but felt by many as it echoes through the arena.
"SHOOT THE BALL DANE," the fan screeches.
Dane Miller hears it. From the guy sitting in the 100 level seats and beyond.
"I hear everybody say it," Miller told SNY.tv. "It is what it is."
Miller – who's oozing with natural talent and the ability to take over a game on a nightly basis – isn't a pure scorer. He has the skills to be one, but that's not his game.
As Rutgers' best passer and a dynamic athlete which is displayed by his steals and blocks as much as his dunks, the 6-foot-6, 215-pound wing showcases an overall game rather than that of a pure scorer.
"I was always told in high school and AAU that versatile players get more attention and help a team more than a player of one dimension that can only do one thing," Miller said. "So I'm happy with what I'm doing."
Right now, that includes coming off the bench.
After 44-straight starts, Miller came off the bench against Louisville, and has continued to do so in the two games since.
"I'm not worried about it," Miller said. "Whatever is thrown my way, I feel like I can handle it. I was never mad about it. I'm a laid back person. Nothing really bothers me."
Whether it be good or bad.
Despite his not having much of an affinity for scoring – which is displayed by the fact that he's averaging just 5.5 shots per game this season – Miller hit a major milestone in Rutgers' win over Seton Hall.
The senior reached the 1,000 point plateau, becoming just the 39th player in school history to do so. Something he – not surprisingly – wasn't even aware of at the time.
The feat was only brought to Miller's attention when of the official stat keeper acknowledged the accomplishment. Even then, it took Miller a few seconds to realize what he was being lauded for.
Two days later, the achievement still isn't something Miller has thought much about or cares much about. Typical of his demeanor.
"That's just how I am. Nothing really excites me really as far as stuff like that," Miller said. "I'm happy I got it, but it's a team sport. I couldn't have got it if I didn't play with guys like Mike Rosario, Hamady [N'Diaye], J-Mitch [Jonathan Mitchell], guys like that. I couldn't have got it if I didn't play with these guys [on the team now], so it's more so a team thing than an individual achievement."
And Miller would rather help this team attain its overall goal than shoot the ball more.
With six games left in the regular season, starting with a game at DePaul on Saturday, Rutgers needs to go 4-2 down the stretch to all but lock up an NIT bid. An achievement that would be the school's first post-season appearance since 2006.
Which is why one stat means more than any other to Miller.
"Winning does," Miller said when asked if any stat matters to him. "Winning holds a higher standard. I just try and do everything to my best ability – hustle plays, now I'm coming off the bench I try to come off the bench with enough energy. I'm not really worried about anything else…Right now I got a bigger objective in front of me with this team trying to make a run."


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Attorney General seeking child support evader who may be in Livingston
Polk County Enterprise - May 2009
LIVINGSTON – Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott Monday asked his fellow Texans to help locate a mother who appears on the Child Support Division's new Top Ten List of Texas' Most Wanted Child Support Evaders. Angela Keller owes $45,017 for the support of two children in Houston. Keller, who may be living in Livingston, is failing her children by refusing to pay courtordered child support. "Angela Keller has turned her back on her children by refusing to pay child support," said Attorney General Abbott. "We urge Texans to help us locate this parent who is wanted by authorities for failing to pay her child support. Parents who ignore their responsibility to support their children must be held accountable for violating the law." Under Texas law, the attorney general is obligated to release the list, which names parents who owe a combined $521,181 in overdue child support.
The subjects are eluding authorities to avoid arrest for failing to pay their court-ordered child support. With the list's release, Attorney General Abbott asked Texans to help authorities locate the missing parents. Anyone with information regarding Keller's whereabouts is urged to call the Texas Attorney General's Evader Hotline at 866 EVADERS (382-3377), or send an e-mail message to evaders@oag. state.tx.us. A photograph of Keller, as well as those of other child support evaders, is available on the Texas Attorney General's Web site at www.texasattorneygeneral.gov. In 1994, Keller was ordered to make child support payments of $150 per month. She did not follow the order and by April 2004, she owed more than $31,000 and was placed on probation.
An arrest warrant was issued in 2008 after Keller failed to appear at a revocation hearing. Due to missed payments and legally mandated interest that accrues on unpaid child support, Keller now owes more than $45,000 in unpaid child support. The Attorney General's Child Support Division is directed by state and federal law to help collect child support for Texas families. The division handles more than one million cases and collected $2.6 billion in child support during the fiscal year that ended Aug 31. More than $13 billion in child support has been collected during the Abbott administration. To satisfy the Texas Family Code's requirements that certain delinquent cases be released to the public, the OAG's Most Wanted Child Support Evader list helps raise public awareness about noncustodial parents who owe more than $5,000 and are the subject of an arrest warrant.
To help ensure this tool is limited to those cases where the public's assistance is most needed, the OAG requires both that the parent's location be unknown and that the parent failed to make child support payments during the previous six months. Additionally, the parent must not be involved in bankruptcy proceedings or receiving welfare benefits. Parents with custody of the children must sign a confidentiality waiver before the evader can be added to the list. The Top 10 Evaders, with last known address and estimated arrears: Jimmie McCullough owes $133,866 for two children in Fayetteville. Last known address: Texarkana Edward Ringo owes $106,968 for three children.
Last known address: Conroe Michelle Falco owes $48,413 for two children in Richardson. Last known address: Algonquin, IL Angela Keller owes $45,017 for two children in Houston. Last known address: Livingston Dean Greer owes $39,837 for one child in Beaumont. Last known address: Nacogdoches Ricky Mooring owes $34,794 for one child in Killeen. Last known address: The Colony David Long owes $32,370 for one child in Mesquite. Last known address: Gardena, Calif. Jack Neal owes $28,455 for three children in Daisetta. Last known address: Daisetta James Hoffmeister owes $22,566 for one child in Midland. Last known address: Coppell Jose Avalos owes $18,769 for one child in El Paso.
Last known address: El Paso A total of 94 evaders have been arrested or located since Attorney General Abbott took office in December 2002. Anyone with information about a child support evader should contact the Attorney General by calling 866 EVADERS (382-3377) or e-mailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
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General Board / In at Cardozo!!!« on: February 11, 2005, 07:55:50 PM »
I want to matriculate at Cardozo (just got accepted 2 days ago). Any advice, opinions, info would be very kindly appreciated.
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General Board / In at Cardozo!!!« on: February 11, 2005, 07:55:50 PM »
I want to matriculate at Cardozo (just got accepted 2 days ago). Any advice, opinions, info would be very kindly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
General Off-Topic Board / Does anyone want ING savings acct? 2.80% int. You get $25 for opening an acct.« on: March 24, 2005, 04:51:09 PM »
If you get someone to refer you, you make $25, and I make $10..and then you yourself can refer 25 people. The interest rate is amazing - 2.80%...great way to save some money before law school. I've been using this bank for years, and love it. If anyone wants to be refered, PM me with your email address.
Where should I go next fall? / Deferred at Chicago-Kent« on: March 23, 2005, 07:00:02 PM »
Oh well, and here I thought I'd get in. Came in a dinky envelope with a second page that I mail back to indicate whether I want to stay in the deferred pile, be considered for the evening admission, or withdraw.
So I withdrew.
Where should I go next fall? / Is Harlem a great place to live?« on: March 23, 2005, 09:52:40 AM »
Please help. I have a possibility of living in Harlem (119th & Amsterdam) for a few months. Cardozo is on 12th/5th...so this is going to be quite a long ride to school. Someone who knows the Harlem area, can you please tell me if it's as bad as I think it is? Do people get kidnapped there? It is so hard to make this decision having never visited that part of town.
If anyone can offer any advice, it'd be very kindly appreciated.
Law School Applications / when is the St. Mary's admitted student reception?« on: March 18, 2005, 12:27:39 PM »
Someone who got in, please let me know. thanks
Book sales, auctions, trades, etc. / who wants my 15" powerbook?« on: March 18, 2005, 11:50:16 AM »
my fiance works for IBM and is hookin' me up with a laptop of theirs. So this means I am now selling my beautiful 15" powerbook. 1 ghz, 512 megs of ram, has the entire office suite, quicken too, and I will throw in the new apple OS when it comes out next month.
If anyone's interested, PM me.
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If anyone out there can find me a good avatar, I promise to use it! Let the googling begin...
General board for soon-to-be 1Ls / BbI TaM PyccKue??« on: March 02, 2005, 10:33:43 PM »
or am I all alone?
Where should I go next fall? / Cardozo May start...anyone??« on: February 24, 2005, 04:09:37 PM »
or is it just me?
Book sales, auctions, trades, etc. / Powerbook owners« on: February 17, 2005, 10:38:28 AM »
What are y'all goign to do with your beautiful powerbooks when you go to law school? I don't know whether to sell mine and buy a pc, or just borrow someones for exams.
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Red tide reported off Collier beaches
Dead fish have washed ashore on North Naples beaches as a red tide continues to hang on offshore of Southwest Florida, Collier County beach monitors reported Wednesday.
Red tide is a bloom of microscopic algae that releases a toxin that can kill marine life and cause respiratory irritation in humans, including as recently as early last week. The county is warning people with emphysema and asthma to avoid the beaches.
One beachgoer estimated that Barefoot Beach was littered with one dead fish every five feet for a mile, and 20 fish were reported on Vanderbilt Beach north to Wiggins Pass, county pollution control worker Rhonda Watkins said.
Watkins said the county's regular beach rake routine picked up the Vanderbilt Beach fish, but beach raking is not allowed on Barefoot Beach, which is within a preserve area.
Satellites are tracking patches of elevated to high chlorophyll levels stretching offshore from southern Pinellas to Collier counties. More water samples are scheduled to be taken from the beaches Thursday.
Water samples collected earlier this week showed red tide at very low levels at Vanderbilt Beach and Seagate and at low levels at the Naples Pier and South Marco Beach.
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Protect your torso, head and shoulders from chilly breezes off the coast, or the harsh glare of the sun reflecting off the water, with the extra coverage of a lightweight hoodie. Pull on the hood of this stretchy layer with UPF 50 for relief from the overhead sun. Soft, four-way stretch knit is treated with QuickDry to reduce water absorption, minimize the overall weight when damp, and speed drying time. Raglan shoulder construction and flat-locked rotated seams keep you comfortable while paddling.
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Weight: 230 g (8 oz)
Material: 83% polyester, 17% elastane jersey knit
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