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Session 1 - East Regional Semi-Finals: 3/28 @ 7:27pm - #3 Iowa State Cyclones vs. #7 UConn Huskies Madison Square Garden will become a mecca for college hoops on March 28 as the 2014 NCAA Tournament East Regionals begin with Iowa State taking on UConn. The Cyclones are making their first Sweet 16 appearance in over a decade as they have been unable to get past the 2nd & 3rd Rounds since 2000. UConn's recent tournament history is a bit more experienced with six Sweet 16 appearances since 2000, as well as a National Championship in 2011. While on paper the Cyclones would appear to be the clear winners, UConn proved in the 3rd Round with a win over #2 Villanova that the paper can't always be trusted. ISU's high scoring fast paced offense will be the biggest challenge for the Huskies. If UConn can't establish some kind of control early, the Cyclones may be able to run away with this one despite the loss of Georges Niang, who suffered a broken foot during the NC Central game.
3/28 @ 9:57pm - #1 Virginia Cavaliers vs. #4 Michigan State Spartans The Spartans will get the daunting task of taking on the #1 seed Virginia Cavaliers in game 2 of the East regionals in New York City. Despite being ACC champions and a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament, on paper, the Cavaliers have accomplished much more than their stats would suggest. The underlying factor at UVA is that the play the game really well as a team, something head coach Tony Bennett has solidified into the culture at Virginia. On the flip side, when your opponent is a team as talented as the Michigan State Spartans, simply playing well as a team may not be enough. The Spartans lead the nation in multiple categories including assists and field goal percentage. With Adreian Payne shooting at .625% from beyond the arc, Virginia will have to have a strategy that accounts for all aspects of MSU's game.
Session 2 - East Regional Final: 3/30 - #7 UConn vs. #4 Michigan State March Madness in New York City will come to an end with the East Regional Final on March 30 between the winners of Iowa State vs. UConn and Michigan State vs. Virginia. With a #1 seed, #3 seed, #4 seed and #7 seed in the running to be in the East Elite 8 all aspects of a great finish at MSG are covered.
NCAA MENS EAST REGIONAL - WASHINGTON DC TOURNAMENT INFO: When: March 28/30, 2013 Venue: Verizon Center Location: Washington D.C.
2013 East Regional Preview: It's all or nothing at the nations capital as DC gets set to host one of the premier NCAA basketball tournament regional's. The East is sporting some terrific talent including the Hoosiers and the Hurricanes standing atop the crowd. Second and third round competition will come from all seeds as Marquette, Syracuse and UNLV round out the regions top five. However, the Washington DC tournament shows huge potential for upsets with some strong lower seeded teams including #12 Cal and #7 Illinois. With a field that features one of the most competitive spreads in the tournament there should be some buzzer beating shots before its all over.
Session 1: 3/28 #4 Syracuse vs #1 Indiana 3/28 #3 Marquette vs #2 Miami
Session 2: East Regional Final 3/30 #3 Marquette vs #4 Syracuse
NCAA MENS BASKETBALL EAST REGIONAL INFO: When: March 22/24, 2012 Venue: TD Garden Location: Boston, Massachusetts
2012 East Regional Preview: There were no upsets in the East Region until the Cincinnati Bearcats upended the Florida State Seminoles to earn a spot in the Sweet 16. Joining the Bearcats at TD Garden in Boston are the Syracuse Orange, Ohio State Buckeyes and Wisconsin Badgers. On Thursday Syracuse has reigned over Wisconsin and Cincy plays Ohio State. The winning teams face each other on the parquet floor with a trip to the Final Four on the line.
Session 1: 3/22 #1 Syracuse vs #4 Wisconsin 3/22 #6 Cincinnati vs #2 Ohio St
Session 2: 3/24 East Regional Final #1 Syracuse vs #2 Ohio St


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Democratic Party of Japan executives failed Friday to arrange a meeting between DPJ chief Ichiro Ozawa and U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton when she visits Japan next week.
DPJ Secretary General Yukio Hatoyama and James Zumwalt, charge d'affaires ad interim of the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo, agreed during a telephone conversation Friday morning that the meeting won't take place due to scheduling difficulties, according to Kenji Yamaoka, the DPJ's Diet affairs chief.
But Yamaoka said he sent a letter to Washington saying both sides should do their best to realize the meeting, considering future bilateral relations.
A response to the letter is expected Saturday morning, Yamaoka noted.
If realized, the Clinton-Ozawa meeting would be a perfect opportunity for the DPJ to gain media attention and boost its chances of winning power in the near future.
"Of course, Ozawa has an intention to meet (with Clinton)" if there is a chance, Hatoyama told reporters Friday afternoon.

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Johannesburg - A surprise snowfall across Joburg and extreme weather across the country left some whooping in excitement, some stranded in snow-locked areas and others huddled under snow-capped trees wondering whether they would survive the night.
It began snowing from about 8am, and by lunchtime there were reports of light to steady falls in the Joburg city centre, Sandton, Alberton, Kensington, the Vaal, Midrand, Soweto, and in the Underberg and Giants Castle in KwaZulu-Natal.
The SA Weather Service said eight of the nine provinces – all but Limpopo – had snow.
The N3 at Van Reenen's Pass between Harrismith and the Tugela toll plaza was closed and reopened several times during the day, but by on Tuesday night, authorities were preventing motorists heading from Gauteng to KwaZulu-Natal from passing through Harrismith.
The main telltale sign that Joburg was not a city that received snow regularly were the excited workers who dashed from their office blocks to take pictures and laugh and play.
Taxis hooted as they drove past, but were slower than usual, acting cautiously on the icy roads.
A man taking pictures of snow-covered cars in the CBD said it was the very first time he had seen snow. "It's beautiful. That's why we are so keen on taking pictures," Elliot Mofokeng enthused.
In Commissioner Street, a group of smokers huddled outside an office building, cigarettes clutched between their fingers.
"It's nice. I hope it's just for today. I'm not able to smoke properly," one said.
Similar scenes played out in other areas, with Facebook and Twitter reflecting little else.
However, there were people who were not happy to see the snow.
In Beyers Naudé Square, a man huddled under a tree. He was armed with a blanket and a few of his possessions.
Mkhululi Ncube and Malunda (not his real name) had a hard time fighting the cold.
"I'll be right here under this tree tonight," said Malunda, 33. He has been in Joburg for two years and hasn't been able to find a job.
Ncube, 34, is from Zimbabwe, and together they have been collecting bottles, boxes and newspapers over the years.
The shelter they usually go to is on the corner of Jeppe and Joubert streets, but they wouldn't be sleeping there on Tuesday night.
"It costs R15 a night to sleep there and take a bath, but our fingers were frozen and too sore to find anything to collect," said Malunda.
Sanele* (not her real name), 23, who was to sleep in a passageway on Plein Street, said: "I don't think we will all make it alive tomorrow."
On Tuesday night, the electricity supply system was under pressure and at least 12 areas around Joburg had power outages. It was unclear whether these were because of the icy weather or maintenance issues.
The adverse weather also affected the roads.
At Harrismith, some truckers prepared to spend the night in the cabs of their vehicles while other motorists booked into bed-and-breakfasts in the town.
Arrive Alive spokesman Tshepo Machaea said a number of roads in the Eastern Cape had been closed because of significant snowfall.
In the Free State, the Golden Gate Highlands National Park, operated by SA National Parks, had its heaviest snowfalls in six years.
Heavy snowfalls caused the closure of several border posts between SA and Lesotho in the Free State and the Eastern Cape, the National Border Operational Committee said.
The Star
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5. Lacoste cruiser board
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We let this one happen to ourselves. By turning a blind eye to Penny boards, or namely a select few who carried them around. Lacoste saw our slack attitude and realised they could make some quick cash by creating an accessory for girls from gated communities with father issues. Providing them with an excuse to go to Southbank and take photos for their "Degree show about using urban space creatively". However they fail to realise all these girls will ever do is give you an over the pants hand job then dark you on Facebook messenger, ultimately returning to trying to get off with Oxbridge morons in Wetherspoons.
Lacoste also see this an opportunity to depict a canvas shoe that will fall apart after 30 mins skateboarding.


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Park and Cruise near Ft LauderdaleNow that you have your cruise vacation booked, you need to book your stay at the best priced hotel to park and cruise near Ft Lauderdale. Here at the Quality Inn & Suites Hotel, our park and cruise specials provide superior shuttle service to and from Ft Lauderdale-Hollywood International airport and then to and from the area cruise ports, which includes Port Everglades. Well that's great planning to get to the cruise, but what about while you're staying with us? Every guest is welcomed to our newly renovated, non-smoking hotel with elaborately decorated, spacious guest rooms, equipped with the most popular amenities you expect including FREE Wi-Fi, FREE continental breakfast served daily and we offer uniquely beautiful tropical landscape in which to enjoy during your stay. Call us directly to get the best possible rates for these packages.
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Cala Inferno The Gala is the result of an intense volcanic activity and it is one of the most evocative corner of the whole archipelago. One can now see an eroded cone for more than one third from the wearing action of the sea. At the feet of the cone there is a little wharf where one can still look at the wall works and at the excavations made by the Romans to carry out one of the many stores of the island aqueduct. It was necessary for the supply of the water to the Italian ships up to the second world war. A little fountain still gushing almost at sea level continous to restaure the fishers. The steep wall of the Cala is bored by a very hard passage which permits to reach the sea. The path climbing on a precipice of sixty meters is protected by a natural fen of characteristic rocky mushrooms. The very white tufa is coloured of a deep red towards Punta Nera and gives intense tones to the water. Near Cala Inferno there stand a peculiar rocky island called «Calzone del Parroco» for the resemblance to the garment of an old priest. Its dephts abund in dates very exquisite seafruit. The path with no more than two hundred steps connects the bay to the centre of Le Forna and those who walk on it discovers very interesting landscapes and foreshortenings. Before the building of the cartway road, Gala Inferno was the wharf of some ferrymen which connected Ponza-harbour and Le Forna. Today it is one of the preferred
destination of the tourists. A characteristical natural are called the «Spaccapurpo» by the inhabitants of the islands is placed off-shore the beach of the «Schiavone». It was used by the first fishermen as a land-mark to detect a shoal particulary full of fish. Once spotted the position they used to say «spacca u purpo» that is cut the polyp used as a bait for the bownets; from this the name. On this particular rocky formation some specimens of the rare pasquinii lezard still survive. Not far there is the rock called of «Aniello Antonio» on which a mini-vineyard was cultivated until the past century, a real hanging garden.
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AUGHER village was deserted and shrouded in mist on Wednesday morning, befitting the underlying deep sense of gloom as the funeral mass for Aloysius Hackett took place.
Mr Hackett, 60, was found dead in the back yard of his family home on the Aghindarragh Road late last Friday night.
His 18-year-old son Sean – a gaelic football star – appeared in Omagh Magistrates Court on Tuesday charged with his murder.
A detective told the court that Sean Hackett had initially told police that he found his father dead after coming home from a night out, but later admitted: "I did it, I shot him."
The court also heard that Sean Hackett suffers from depression.
The teenager was remanded in custody but was granted four hours' compassionate bail to attend his father's funeral.
The exodus yesterday morning out of the village along country roads to St Macartan's Church was testament to the high regard in which Mr Hackett was held.
Hundreds were determined to show their solidarity with the Hackett family.
There was a gathering at the local GAA club, of which Mr Hackett was a former chairman, before the funeral.
As midday approached, stewards from the club kept the funeral strictly organised, directing lines of cars as mourners arrived at St Macartan's Church. As well as marshalling the mourners, they also busied themselves organising the scores of wreaths that had been sent and had covered Mr Hackett's coffin as it was transported in the hearse.
The crowd easily filled the church, spilling outside into the adjoining cemetery, forming a semi-circle around the building.
For most of the service the crowd stood in silence in the freezing mist which swathed the hilltop, only the occasional bellow from cattle in nearby fields breaking the quiet.
Yet in being there, they showed how much they felt for the family and wanted to offer support, even before the priest called for the local community to rally round the family.
Close to the end of the service, the voice of the priest broke the silence as the intercom started working, bringing the community of mourners closer together. There was a rendition of How Great Thou Art as communion was offered both inside and to those outside, prompting queues along the side of the adjoining cemetery.
A haunting rendition of 100 Irish Blessings was sung, before the hour-long mass was brought to a close.
Before the coffin was brought out of St Macartan's, Sean Hackett emerged from the back of the church with a woman and several men, including one of his court-ordered chaperones, Tyrone GAA manager Mickey Harte.
A line of stewards in fluorescent jackets stood between the bulk of mourners and the small group as there were tearful embraces. There was fresh anguish on the faces of those standing outside the church as Sean Hackett got into a car parked across the narrow road with Mr Harte and another man, before being driven away.
The group who had accompanied him watched the car pull away before drawing together to hold each other, the agony clear on their faces, before returning into the church.


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Kids Occupational Therapy Gym Opens in Long Island City
Sensory City recently opened in an industrial loft building on 44th Road in Long Island City. The 16 foot-tall loft space is equipped with a kids wonderland of amusements including a 12 foot tall climbing wall, a ball pit, swings, zip lines, monkey bars and a two story castle among others. Co-owner Nicole Gioino is an occupational therapist and she works with a range of children from those who are asymptomatic as well as those with developmental delays and autism. The space will offer play sessions and be available for birthday parties.
Sensory City 11-11 44th Road Long Island City (718) 433-4434. There will be a free open house on Sunday, August 4th from 10 AM to 3 PM and on Monday August 5th from 1 PM to 6PM
Nicole and Mark Gioino Open Sensory City Kids Gym and Occupational Therapy Center [LIC Spot]
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This is my first attempt at a montage.
I started with a RAW image taken of Winkle Street (Barrington Row, Calbourne, Isle of Wight) on a recent trip to the Isle of Wight.
I converted to B&W and added layers and textures, added a lady and dog from a copyright free vintage photograph. I then sepia toned in an attempt to create an 'old photograph' I then added a border, self created and placed all on a black background to give an appearance of a photo album page.
I hope you like it – I greatly enjoyed creating it.
344 viewings at 22nd June 2011
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I'm a student paediatric nurse, and I am currently working on a presentation about what it's like living with Juvenile Myoclonic Epilepsy - in particular what it is like for a teenager to be diagnosed with the condition. (aged upto 18 years).
I was wondering if anyone would like to share their experience of living with the condition? Especially if there are any particular things that you find difficult coping with? For example, has this diagnosis affected you socially? how did it affect school? or relationships with friends etc?
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FDA proposes new food safety rules
If you're one of the unlucky individuals who has ever gotten sick from contaminated food, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is on your side.
Killer cantaloupe listeria lawsuits could target grocers, change Colorado laws
Liability law experts say that the three main targets of lawsuits related to the cantaloupe listeria outbreak have just $17 million in liability coverage, which could cause a substantial amount of collateral legal damage.
Killer cantaloupe lawsuits mount
The spate of illnesses caused by seemingly innocuous cantaloupes is becoming a serious issue. A listeria outbreak linked to the tainted fruit has reportedly accounted for 24 deaths and 112 illnesses in 25 states so far, and the number continues to grow.


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James Robertson: Writing the Bruce
"PEOPLE want to know what makes a genius, a genius," said Sarah Dry in discussing her new biography of Isaac Newton, and the answer was to see the great man as the sum of many parts: Cambridge graduate, Master of the Mint, anti-transcendentalist, pursuer of alchemy. In other words, to see him as a novelist might see him.
However, Andrew Crumey, whose latest novel The Secret Knowledge features a certain Walter Benjamin, warned us: "Inferences made from one aspect of a person's life can be misleading and contradictory." Just what a novelist likes, then - but a historian? Not so much.
Robyn Young, as part of Saturday's panel on the historical novel, which seemed to be suffering from technical difficulties with what might have been a historical sound system, also explained that of the 132 characters in her Robert the Bruce series, 92 of them are real people. That made for a specific set of difficulties in sorting out a character's motivation, she said.
This sense of character-led fiction, or non-fictional "history", continued later into the evening when William McIlvanney, in a gently led interview before an audience whose enthusiasm seemed to reflect the author's late-emerging status as national literary treasure, said Laidlaw feels to him "like a historical novel", so great have been the changes to Glasgow since its initial publication. But it was people who came first for McIlvanney when he started to write; he wanted to write about the kind of people in the Bayeux Tapestry or Domesday project, he said; the kind who don't make it into traditional history books.
People were also put first in the session on Glasgow's Opium Wars. In spite of the absence of historian Julia Lovell, which meant less on the old connection between Glasgow and China, we were treated to a history lesson by China expert Brian Houlton. A packed Main Hall was also asked to consider whether the UK should apologise for its role in the 19th-century Opium Wars. Trading in opium turned a country on to the drug and altered the nation; and what about the morality of Scots involved?
That Scottish history is ready to explore both our suffering as well as the suffering we inflicted on others is laudable. But, as James Robertson pointed out when discussing his new work, a graphic novel about Robert the Bruce: "History is not a stable thing. We tend to think the past is one and fixed but the present influences the past and affects it as we learn more about it and discover it from a different perspective."
That all these panels had a historical aspect to them perhaps signifies not just how much we are looking back at the past but also demonstrated the ways we are doing so - with new breadth and depth.
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Lasso Horse Rescue was established in August of 2001 and is an approved nonprofit 501(c)3 charitable organization.
Some of our current activities as part of this mission include:
Implement educational programs to help all large animal owners understand the intricacies and responsibilities inherent in caring for their animals, and the negative impact on those animals if that care is not given.
Work with local and regional law enforcement agencies to provide assistance, refuge, and medical treatment for animals that are found to be suffering from abuse, neglect, or injury.
Work with animal owners to provide assistance, shelter, and care for animals whose owners cannot or will not, due to medical, financial or other legitimate reasons, be able to care for their animals either temporarily or on a medium term basis.
Provide therapeutic riding for special needs individuals and the annual Special Olympics riding event.
Assist in finding permanent loving homes for animals that have been rehabilitated and have been surrendered to Lasso.


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The event opens at 6.30pm next Wednesday, January 24th, at the Science Museum in South Kensington, London, and EA has promised to provide beers and soft drinks.
Gordon joined EA in 1982, and has been instrumental in the development of hugely successful global franchises including The Sims, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Knockout Kings.
To guarantee entrance, email firstname.lastname@example.com by next Tuesday. But be warned – spaces are limited and are going fast.
The usual entrance price for the Game On exhibit is £8.50.


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Summer is in full swing as the beach communities celebrate sun, sand, and fresh fruits and vegetables! The Historic Lewes Farmers Market is open from 8 a.m. to noon, Saturday, June 8, on the grounds of the Lewes Historical Society at 110 Shipcarpenter St. at the corner of West Third and Shipcarpenter streets. The HLFM is the largest producer-only market in Delaware, again named Best Farmers Market by Delaware Today.
Starting this year, the market is processing SNAP, EBT Food Stamps. To help lower economic barriers to local healthy food, the HLFM will match up to $10 in SNAP with HLFM "Bonus Bucks." SNAP participants are encouraged to go to the SNAP Information Tent at the market to redeem their Bonus Bucks.
This week's market will feature all the best of June's fresh produce - fruits and vegetables of the season for every taste, beach bag and dining menu await. The market's wide variety of vendors offer produce, meat, chicken, lamb, dairy products and a vast array of other agricultural offerings. Specific types and varieties of fresh meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, flowers and plants are listed by vendor in the HLFM newsletter sent to patrons on the first Thursday of the month during the market season, and on the HLFM Facebook page. The newsletters also will highlight featured vendors and selected produce. To receive the HLFM newsletter, email the HLFM at firstname.lastname@example.com and be added to the HLFM subscription list.
As market regulars know, the HLFM presents a weekly demonstration as part of the market's educational series. The demonstration takes place at the kitchen area of the LHS grounds at 10 a.m. This week's demonstration features Ian Crandall of Lewes's Kindle Restaurant. Crandall will instruct how to use fresh ingredients from the market to make a succulent paillard of Pure Farms chicken, Davidson's "hens of the woods" mushrooms in beurre blanc, and Black Hog's greens and herbs in sherry vinaigrette.
Crandall's culinary talents are well-known among Kindle patrons. ince 2006, he has been showcasing local seasonal produce on Kindle's varied menu. Taking comfort food to the next level, Crandall executes a seasonal American menu that uses traditional French methods (a nod to his training at L'Academie de Cuisine) while focusing on simple presentation and fresh ingredients.
The Children's Reading Program, an important aspect of the HLFM's efforts to help children learn about healthy eating and nutrition, will feature Maureen Miller, children's librarian from the Lewes Public Library, reading "To Market, To Market" by Anne Miranda. Listeners will recall the classic rhyme "to market, to market to buy a fat pig," But what happens when that pig escapes and takes up residence in the kitchen, joined by the lamb on the bed, the cow on the couch, and the rest of the animals wreaking havoc throughout the house? Miller will read to the gathered children at 9 a.m. in the School House.
This year, American Farmland Trust has a new "I Love my Farmers Market Celebration." The celebration raises national awareness about local farmers markets and puts money directly in the pockets of family farmers. Consumers can pledge dollars they intend to spend at the market. For more information, go to www.farmland.org.
The Historic Lewes Farmers Market has adopted a policy that pets, with the exception of service animal, are not permitted at its farmers market. Market patrons, including many dog owners, have expressed their support for the policy. The HLFM thanks all for their understanding and support of this necessary policy.
More information about the market is available at www.historiclewesfarmersmarket.org.
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Lately, I've been in a bit of a slump.
I can't get the windows in our cars clean. Especially inside the windshields.
Joanna, who vowed to stick with me through thick and thin and even my goofy obsessions, thinks I'm about 99.44 percent nuts over this.
But I like clean car windows. Especially inside the windshield.
Who knows when I developed an intense desire to see clearly through car windows. But I remember as a teenager contorting my young, lithe torso in order to wipe the inside of the windshield forcefully enough to remove all hints of smudge.
Now, more than four decades after I received my first driver's license, that's not so easy. I wish carmakers produced a pop-up windshield so you can get at it cleanly. Not to mention clearly.
My two-step process
Through the years, I've developed a two-step process for cleaning windows. Start with normal window cleaner and a soft cotton rag. Spray and wipe. And then wipe some more. And turn the rag over and wipe again. Then get a new, softer rag and a solution that's half rubbing alcohol and half water. Spray and wipe until your elbow wears out. When you're done, you've got absolutely transparent windows.
Or so I thought.
Lately, I've not been able to eliminate the streaks. And they seem to get worse within a day or two and then even worse after that. It probably has to do with all the rain we've had lately.
Here's the weird thing: Suppose you've got a window that never gets touched, like the inside of a windshield. You'd think you could clean it once and never need to clean it again. It's just there. Unless you reach up and touch it or sneeze, it should stay pristine. Right?
Nope. I think it's because you can't completely eliminate the traces of soap from the window cleaner. Over time, the slightest residue attracts dust. So, every flaw in the cleaning process shows up. What you thought were smooth, clean swipes become awful smears. And they amplify as dust and grime accumulate.
I keep hoping I'll eventually figure out the perfect amount of window cleaner to spray, plus the correct ratio of alcohol to water in the second application. Then, voila! I'll drive around with super-clean windows.
It'll never happen. Because I'm not perfect. I can't clean perfectly.
A streaky and stained soul
When I think about it, I reflect on another way I'm not perfect. Sometimes—far too often, I'm afraid—I have been more annoyed by the smears and smudges that accumulate on my car windows than by the streaks and stains that accumulate on my soul. Too often, I've paid more attention to the balance of alcohol and water in my cleaning solution than I've paid to the balance of Scripture reading and prayer in my daily life.
No wonder my spiritual windows fog over when the storms of life roll in.
Lord, forgive me when my perfectionism turns toward something as silly as car windows. You know I've always believed everything worth doing is worth doing right. But sometimes, I misvalue "worth." I place a premium on thoughts and things that don't matter, while I ignore the truly monumental events and issues and people you've placed in my life. Help me see my life more clearly, Lord. Just as if I'm peering through a perfectly clean windshield.
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Police Search For Roommate Of Man Found Dead In Closet
Columbus police are looking for a man who is now charged with his roommate's murder.
The Columbus Dispatch reports that Quentin Robertson, 40, has been charged.
Robertson allegedly stabbed Michael Freeman at their Holton Avenue home.
Freeman's decomposing body was discovered by a maintenance man last week.
Robertson has been missing for weeks, according to neighbors.
A third roommate was still living in the home when the body was found. He told police he did not know where either of the men were located.
Robertson, who remains at large, is a convicted sex offender who was released from prison in August 2011 after serving 15 years for attempted rape, reported the Dispatch.
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Mila Kunis is reportedly growing tired of Ashton Kutcher's on-going divorce drama.
The stars began dating in early 2012 after years of being friends since co-starring in That '70s Show. While things are going well for the couple, Ashton is still trying to finalise the end of his marriage to Demi, who he split from in 2011 after rumours he was unfaithful.
The former couple are still deciding their divorce terms, with Demi reportedly seeking £18 million from the actor. Mila is reportedly fed up with the feud and is urging her boyfriend to do the one thing which can end the issue.
"Mila told Ashton to just give Demi the money, it isn't about winning," a source told British magazine Closer. "She's sick of this hanging over their heads and them not being able to move on with their future together."
Ashton and Demi were spotted strolling through a US airport together earlier this month and while they looked relaxed the Ghost actress is still thought to be "hurting".
She is reportedly using the divorce battle as revenge on Ashton for ruining their six-year marriage.
"Demi and Ashton were perfectly civil when they met up, but she's still hurting. Perhaps this is the only way to keep power," the insider explained. "They talked about the divorce, but they still haven't been able to agree on the exact settlement. Ashton has had to pursue Demi - he even had to play nice and say: 'Tell me what you want to sign.' He's just desperate to get everything finalised."
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Our Productions Theatre Co. Presents DEAR EDWINA Thru 6/30
Our Productions Theatre Co. presents DEAR EDWINA, by Marcy Heisler & Zina Goldrich (ADVENTURES IN LOVE) as our next Youth & Family production, four performances only, June 28 - 30th.
Thirteen year-old Edwina Spoonapple would do just about anything to be a part of the Kalamazoo Advice-a-palooza Festival. While her siblings both have proof "up on the fridge" of their accomplishments, poor Edwina has nothing. When a talent scout from the convention visits her hometown of Paw Paw, Michigan, she trots out her musical advice giving shows live from the family garage in hopes of finding her place in the spotlight. She is assisted by her older siblings (on piano and drums) and a host of quirky friends and neighbors: Becky, the perky cheerleader; Kelli, the cool, sophisticated ballerina; Annie, the girl-scout cookie-selling champion; the Vanderploonk triplets; Bobby, the befuddled new kid on the block; and Scott, who is helplessly and hopelessly in love with Edwina. Together they set out to tackle the world's problems, in number after hysterical number about everything from birthday party etiquette to the proper way to set a table ("salad fork, fork, plate, knife, spoon").
Our Youth & Family productions are the perfect way to bring the entire family to the theatre and suitable for all audiences. Tickets may be purchased on our website at www.fmpat.org or www.ourproductions.org.
Then later in the season, we resume with our Adult Professional Series with the regional premier of PAGEANT PLAY a comedy by Matthew Wilkas & Mark Setlock in September, and the swinging country musical PUMP BOYS & DINETTES, by John Foley, Mark Hardwick, Debra Monk, Cass Morgan, John Schimmel & Jim Wann in December.
A new location brings some wonderful and exciting changes. Now that we have a beautiful new venue at the MCL Grand, we also have an additional name, Our Productions Theatre Co. The Board of Directors felt that the new name would be more reflective of our mission. It is, after all, a theatre company for all of us. Our Productions. The new logos are on the website, and you will slowly see the changes on all of our correspondence. Please take a minute to look at the new website. We hope it will better reflect our work and allow us to keep you, our patrons better informed of our productions.
Big fun in store. We are excited, and hope you are too!
Celebrating its' 20th season, Theatre FMPAT/Our Productions Theatre Co. has been the only professional, Actors' Equity Association theatre, in Denton County since 1993. Our goal is to provide exceptional productions at an exceptional value, exceptionally close to home.
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Student performers from the camp take center stage for DEAR EDWINA! Come see the next generation of theatre stars as they strut their stuff!
Since 1993 FMPAT's Young Artist Training Program is proud to have been providing professional level training for students interested in pursuing a career in the performing arts. Our program is one of the areas oldest and most unique youth training programs. The audition only program is purposely quite small to afford us the opportunity to provide students a low teacher student ratio in a conservatory setting. Students are able to work with the areas top teachers and working professionals. We have a wonderful 20 year history of producing outstanding, young professional performers, directors, producers and choreographers. Fall/Spring term includes opportunities for students to work with professional teachers/coaches led by Stephanie Riggs, one of the areas most respected musical theatre and vocal coaches.
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The Granary - Self-catering in Cornwall
Trewerry Mill
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Swing off the road to Newquay, through the sheltered Lappa Valley, to a lovely hamlet with a 1630s watermill and trout-filled stream – beautiful at any time of year. The trains that once trundled past are now silent: ducks and geese quack around the poppy-lined pond and deer drink from the stream. Lovely to sit out after a day's surfing or cycling, listening to the ice cubes clink while kids play hide-and-seek in the tree-filled garden. Colours are stunning in spring and autumn, and in winter – just as special – you can take your tipple on leather sofas by a cosy log-burner. The raftered, open-plan living room is upstairs, while bedrooms and bathroom are below, all stripped wood and mint-green ceiling beams; the twin has a huge fireplace. Rupert and Nadia fell for this spot after many a cycle ride – the Bodmin to Truro bike path via Padstow passes by. There are farm shops, pubs and cream teas; Newquay and Crantock Beach are minutes away (buckets, spades, wind-breaker provided) and Cornwall's myriad gardens. And across the courtyard, past the mill wheel, is The Bowgie, a studio for two – both are super dog-friendly.
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- Children welcome
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- No smoking
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- English spoken
- Host speaks English, whether perfectly or not.
- Air conditioning
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- WiFi
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- Pets welcome
- Please let the owner know if you want to bring pets.
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- Working farm
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- Owner has pets
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- Swimming pool
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- Bikes available
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- Vegetarian meals
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- Handpumped ales
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- Jamie Oliver's 15 restaurant is at Watergate Bay: Tip if your are fly driving have a long lunch before heading up the hill to the airport
- The Camel Trail from Bodmin to Padstow is 15 miles or 20 Mins away, Tip: start the cycle in Wadebridge (bike hire available) and have lunch in Padstow, amble back in the afternoon
- The Eden project is only 15 miles or 20 mins away; Tip: go in spring when the bulbs are out, then treat yourself in the warm Biomes
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I had a tummy tuck 2 weeks ago and I want to know will my upper stomach go down. I am very flat down by my pubic region. I am having trouble keeping underwear and shorts on because I am so flat in the pubic area and very full above that. Is this normal swelling or am I a freak. Thanks Paula
Normal to Have Stomach Swelling After Tummy Tuck Surgery?
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Upper abdominal swelling after tummy tuck
Potential causes of upper abdominal swelling after tummy tuck include:
1. Normal postoperative swelling. Everyone is swollen following tummy tuck, but it is usually greater in the lower abdomen than the upper abdomen. Wearing a compression garment will help.
2. Residual excessive fat of the upper abdomen. If you had upper abdominal excess fat and did not undergo liposuction of this area, you may have some untreated abdominal protruberance. Liposuction will help.
3. Residual upper abdominal wall laxity. If the lower abdomen was tightened to a greater degree than the upper abdomen, some residual protruberance of the upper abdomen may occur. Converting a minitummy tuck to a full tummytuck may help. Or if there is enough residual upper abdominal wall fat, upper abdominal liposuction may camouflage the abdominal wall laxity.
4. Seroma. A fluid collection between the abdominal wall and the abdominal fat can be treated by removal with a syringe and needle under local anesthesia.
My advice: see your surgeon. If you have a seroma, get it treated. If not, wear a compression garment and wait. Residual fat or laxity should not be treated until all postoperative swelling has resolved (6 months minimum).
Swelling is common after tummy tuck surgery
At 2 weeks, post-op swelling is to be expected. The upper abdominal fullness can have many causes. Normal swelling from the upper abdomen not being placed in a compression garment.
There could be fluid, seroma, under the flap. If you did not have liposuction at the same time there could be excess fat in the upper abdominal flap. I would go back to your surgeon and discuss your concerns.
Abdominal swelling
Upper abdominal swelling is fairly common after abdomnopalsty. Usually I have patients wear an abdominal binder or liposuction garment to provide compression. This helps with the swelling.
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It is normal to have generalized swelling after surgery, especially for several weeks. However, what you are describing seems excessive. The area upper area could be full from swelling or it could be full from fluid collection. It is important that you see your surgeon so he or she can examine you to tell for sure. Even if you had drains placed after surgery, fluid may still collect after they are removed. If it is fluid, it can usually be removed in a simple office procedure. The other concerns are that the plication of your fascia was either 1) not done or 2) came apart.
The plication holds your abdominal muscles together to give your abdomen a flatter shape. Some surgeons chose not to do the plication since it may prolong recovery time. However, the plication is very important to achieve the final shape of the abdomen. Additionally, if you only had a "mini tummy tuck," then the tightness in the lower abdomen sometimes pushes out making the upper abdomen bulge out. You should talk to your surgeon to clarify these issues.
I hope this was helpful.
Upper abdomen swelling after tummy tuck can be fluid, excess fat or bulging muscle
You need to see the doctor who performed your tummy tuck.
There may be fluid accumulated beneath the skin, however your flat lower tummy makes this unlikely.
There may be excess fat under the upper abdominal skin which is causing the bulge-if so in time this may be removed by liposuction.
The most common cause of bulging of the upper abdomen after a mini tummy tuck with a flat lower tummy is that the muscles of the upper abdomen which were not treated are lax or loose and the abdominal contents are bulging against the loose muscles.
This is particularly likely if the lower abdominal muscles were tightened during the mini tummy tiuck and the upper muscles were not tightened. Unfortunately, if this is the case, revisional surgery may be required to tighten the upper abdominal muscles.
Learn more: http://drseckel.com/bikini-tummy-tuck/tummy-tuck-bikini-tuck/
Many reasons for upper abdominal swelling after tummy tuck
There are many potential causes for this.
- Mini tummy tucks commonly have this appearance
- Seroma of upper abdomen
- Constrictive garments which create a tourniquet effect on the upper abdomen
- Many other causes
in any event contact your physician to perform and examination and provide you with a definitive answer.
Swelling after a tummy tuck
Best of luck, Dr. Michael Omidi
An in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess your needs and provide true medical advice.
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Swelling Typically Resolves In 6-8 Weeks
Patients can minimize swelling with compression garments, massage and limitations on activity level.It's important to remember that swelling is a normal part of wound healing and should resolve with time.
If this problem persists, structural defects need to be considered as possible causes for this problem.These include abdominal wall hernias, separation of the upper abdominal wall muscle repair, excess subcutaneous fat, excess intra-abdominal fat, fat necrosis, over tightening of the lower abdominal muscles and chronic seroma formation.
Unfortunately, it's not possible to determine the cause of your upper abdominal bulge without a physical examination.In some cases, additional studies may be necessary to determine the exact cause of this problem.This may require a CT scan or possibly ultrasound studies.
Under these circumstances, it's appropriate to consult your plastic surgeon.Your surgeon can hopefully determine the cause and address the problem.
Upper abdominal swelling following an abdominoplasty
Swelling After Tummy Tuck
In the meantime, follow your surgeon's post-surgery care instructions and wear your compression garment as recommended. Your garment will help control swelling by encouraging your body to absorb and eliminate fluids that are causing the swelling. Here are some other tips to deal with swelling:
stay well hydrated and go to the washroom regularly
avoid salty foods and eat healthily
get plenty of rest, but also try to move around a bit at a leisurely pace to keep your circulation going when you're not lying down
once you have adequately recovered, you can consider lymphatic massage, but only with your surgeon's advice
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These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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Regional Dance Company of the Week: Dallas Black Dance Theatre
BroadwayWorld.com, the largest theatre site on the Internet, is thrilled to announce a new feature to its comprehensive regional coverage - the Featured Regional Dance Company of the Week! Much like we do with our featured Regional Theaters, each week, we will bring you a story on a regional dance company in one of our coverage cities.
This week's featured Dance Company is the Dallas Black Dance Theatre Company in Dallas, Texas!
Dallas Black Dance Theatre celebrates its 36th Season of performances. As the oldest continuously operating professional dance company in Dallas with 5 (five) performing companies, the professional ensemble, a contemporary modern dance troupe, consists of 12 professional, full-time, salaried dancers performing a mixed repertory of modern, jazz, African and spiritual works by nationally and internationally known choreographers.
Dallas Black Dance Theatre has performed in 30 states, 14 countries and 5 continents; the Company has toured Peru, South Africa, Austria, Uganda, Japan, Great Britain, Italy, Canada and many other countries elevating its international reputation. DBDT has been designated as an "American Masterpiece Touring Artist" by the National Endowment for the Arts."
During its history, DBDT has brought national and international acclaim to the City, State and Nation through the artistry for its performances to over 3 million arts lovers that span the globe; and has impacted more than 2 million students through dance training and educational outreach programs in Dallas and around the world.
Under the Direction of Executive Director, Zenetta Drew, the management of DBDT is composed of a 50 member Board of Directors whose primary responsibilities are fundraising and fiduciary oversight. A professional administrative/artistic staff of twelve full-time staff is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company. Drew is responsible for the management of the organization's $2.3 million budget.
The 39 year old Dallas Black Dance Academy is the official school and training academy of Dallas Black Dance Theatre and offers classes (3 levels each) in ballet, jazz, tap and Liturgical disciplines for ages 4 and up. DBDT's academy offers classes four evenings per week and Saturdays during the school year and summer. Some of our top students from the Academy are members of the three performing ensembles: the Junior Performing Ensemble, Bloom and Allegro. These ensembles travel throughout the city provide performances throughout the community. The Academy trains 450 students per week in year-round classes.
Moving to the Dallas Arts District continues the legacy of Founder/Artistic Director, Ann Williams. In January 2008, the former Moorland YMCA became the first permanent home for DBDT's rehearsal studios, training classrooms, and administrative offices. In the 2009, Dallas Black Dance Theatre became one of the three resident companies to call the AT&T Performing Arts Center's Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre home.
The 36th season of Dallas Black Dance Theatre will mark another milestone as the first company returns from performing at the 2012 Cultural Olympic Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland and the Second Company, DBDT- II, opens their 12th season in Dallas' new City Performance Hall. For more on this year's perfomance season, click here.
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You'd probably be inclined to help your client. You could give him a break on a wellness exam or throw in a few extra radiographs. But money is just as tight for you as it is for your clients. So can you afford to discount your services? Read on to discover some differing points of view on this divisive question of discounts, and then decide what will work best in your practice.
In a bad economy, make sure your phone never stops ringing. For some practices, that means offering discounts. Dr. Jim Guenther, a Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member and management consultant with Strategic Veterinary Solutions in Asheville, N.C., says offering discounts can make your veterinary practice more profitable. Here's why.
1. They lead to more work. It's not uncommon for equine practitioners to provide a couple of unexpected services during a visit. Dr. Guenther calls this the "While you're here" factor. If you can schedule an appointment for one service by offering a discount, you're creating an opportunity to provide other services—and bring in more revenue to offset the discount.
2. They build client loyalty. In this economy, a lot of equine practitioners are desperate to simply get the door swinging, Dr. Guenther says. Almost every equine veterinarian has been faced with a client who says, "You can have my business if you'll give me a discount." While you can't give your services away for free, you can strategically build client loyalty. "Discounting is sort of like a marketing ploy," Dr. Guenther says. "You're trying to bond clients to your practice." Use discounts to get clients in the door, then keep them coming back with exemplary service.
3. They bring out the best in clients. The average client may be willing to pay for a wellness exam or a round of vaccinations, but what about a fecal exam or dental work? Bundling services at a discounted rate generates revenue while turning ordinary clients into A-listers. More importantly, your patients will get a more well-rounded mix of medical services.
Once you've decided to offer discounts, it's time to put your ideas into practice. Here are a few steps to take when instituting a discount program.
1. Set goals. Creating a plan of action is perhaps the most important step in developing a discount program. First, aim for short-term discounts—if you find yourself constantly giving discounts, clients might be coming to you because you're not pricing your services properly. Consider offering discounts with expiration dates or running a vaccine clinic once a year. Next, put in writing the numbers you'd like to hit with your discount program. Perhaps you'd like to see a set number of clients, generate a certain amount of revenue, or perform a predetermined number of wellness exams. Create a timeline for hitting these goals and evaluate your progress at the end. If you fail to meet your goals, either revamp the program or lower your expectations.
2. Aim for volume work. By offering a discount on just one service, you're essentially telling clients that you overpriced the service to begin with, says Dr. Guenther. Spring is a great time to offer bundled discounts, whether through a vaccine clinic or starting patients on a wellness program. Think like a department store, Dr. Guenther says: You can afford to discount your services if you're selling them in bulk.
3. Collect up-front. A lot of practitioners will give a discount, then bill the client. "If you're going to give the discount, doesn't it make sense to ask for payment up-front?" Dr. Guenther says. Offering delayed billing to clients ties up money instead of generating revenue. So be firm in collecting the money up-front, and communicate with clients so that they understand this give-and-take.
Discounts don't always work. In fact, instead of attracting new clients or generating revenue, discounts can hurt your practice's bottom line. Dr. Kathleen Anderson, practitioner at Equine Veterinary Care in Elkton, Md., shows why offering discounts isn't the best strategy.
1. They give clients the upper hand. Discounts turn the veterinary profession into a bartering system, Dr. Anderson says. When you cut deals with clients, they assume that they can either negotiate on everything, or that you've been getting overcharging them for past services. Rather than feeling appreciative, clients often try to take advantage of your generosity.
2. Discounts put too much focus on money. Sure, you can't run a practice without making money. But for most of you, veterinary medicine is about meeting the needs of animals while building relationships with clients. These relationships can lead to word-of-mouth referrals. But what are these clients telling their friends? If they spread the word about your low prices and hefty discounts, you'll likely attract clients interested in cutting costs—even if it means providing less-than-ideal medical care for their horses. But if clients rave about your customer service and medical knowledge, you'll attract A-list clients in no time.
3. Revenue will suffer. In this recession, veterinary practice owners think they have no choice but to discount services. After all, people are struggling, and many clients genuinely need a price break. But decreasing your own net income in order to support your client base is an ineffective business strategy, says Dr. Anderson. "By giving these discounts, you're doing your practice a disservice," she says. "As a long-term strategy, it's destined to fail." If you're concerned about keeping clients, analyze the market to determine the fairness of your prices, or consider offering a short-term discount—like a six-month special on dental work. Just don't go overboard with your price cuts.
OK, so discounts aren't for your practice. You can still attract new clients and provide the best medicine to your patients. Here's how.
1. Offer pet insurance. Most clients are generally prepared to pay routine costs relating to horse ownership, like vaccines or wellness exams. But what happens when a horse needs major surgery? Pet insurance gives clients the option to space out payments over a certain period, giving the horse the care it needs. And you collect the money up-front—minus a fee to the insurance company—rather than waiting weeks or months for the client to cover the bill.
2. Step up your service. Make sure you and your team members present a stellar image of your practice. Train receptionists on proper phone etiquette. Provide clients with health certificates and medical records and communicate openly with them about their horses' condition. And use the medical skills you've acquired over the years to administer top-notch care to patients. Taking these steps will make your practice indispensable to clients and generate word-of-mouth referrals.
3. Discuss the possibility of relinquishment. Let's face it: Not everyone is cut out to be a horse owner. As a business owner, you should be compassionate to clients who are struggling through difficult economic times, but you must also be vigilant in your concern for your patients' health. "Sometimes we do our clients a disservice when we allow them to own a horse when they literally do not have the means to care for it properly," Anderson says. "If this becomes the obvious problem, we can help them find a new or temporary home for their horses."
Whether you discount your services or hold prices firm, it's important to stay on top of your practice's finances. Analyze revenues regularly and monitor industry fees to make sure you're offering clients the best service at a fair price. Whether you decide to offer discounts or keep prices steady, keep in mind that, no matter how bad the economy gets, your patients need you. Do what you can to make sure you're there for them.


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Have you ever searched for the perfect chocolate chip cookie recipe? Chocolate chip cookies are the classic cookie. Everybody loves them. However, not everybody has the same idea of what the "perfect" chocolate chip cookie is like. Do you like your cookies crispy straight from the oven, or gooey inside and out? Do you like them flat like pancakes, or thick and chewy?
I have been looking a long time for a good chocolate chip cookie recipe. Most of them have been good, but not the WOW I was looking for. I came across these Chewy Chocolate Chunk Cookies on Sally's Baking Addiction. They are the perfect cookie for me. If you like a thick, chewy, soft, and chocolaty cookie, than you will have the time of your life making and eating these cookies.
What makes these cookies so great? Well, if you think you will like these cookies, than pretty much everything.
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This recipe calls for using melted butter. I thought after trying so many cookie recipes that melted butter was a no-no. The important part of this recipe is chilling the dough. That's how you can get away with melted butter. Don't skip chilling the dough or your cookies will be flat! I chilled our dough for 2-3 hours.
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Serie A: Eto'o spectacular seals Parma's fate
Samuel Eto'o scored a spectacular goal to set Inter Milan on their way to a 2-0 win over Parma and AS Roma came from behind to beat Siena 2-1 in Claudio Ranieri's first match in charge on Sunday.
Eto'o broke visiting Parma's stubborn resistance when he curled in a right-foot shot in the 71st minute before Diego Milito wrapped up victory with a late strike to give the Serie A champions seven points from three games.
Inter are two points behind Sampdoria, who maintained their perfect start with a 1-0 win at Atalanta despite Fernando Tissone's red card, and Juventus, who won 2-0 at Lazio on Saturday.
Inter, who thrashed AC Milan 4-0 before the international break, went out to attack at the San Siro, with Wesley Sneijder forcing a good early save from Parma keeper Antonio Mirante.
But Parma frustrated the hosts by defending in numbers and Brazil defender Maicon shouted back angrily when sections of the San Siro crowd booed Inter off at the end of the first half.
Jose Mourinho tried to spice things up by bringing on Mario Balotelli in a three-pronged attack alongside Eto'o and Milito.
His entrance briefly added impetus up front but Parma seemed to be getting the measure of them when Eto'o's flash of brilliance broke the deadlock.
A powerful 89th-minute free kick by John Arne Riise gave Roma their first points of the season after defeats by Juventus and Genoa led to coach Luciano Spalletti quitting.
They looked in trouble after Massimo Maccarone made Philippe Mexes dizzy with fine dribbling before rifling a left-foot shot into the top corner to give Siena the lead in the 26th minute.
But Mexes brought the visitors back into it with a 73rd-minute equaliser and their cause was helped when Siena midfielder Paul Codrea was sent off minutes later for a second yellow card.
"The important thing is to have won," former Chelsea and Juve boss Ranieri told Sky television. "We suffered against a really good Siena side who played on the counter-attack and caused us trouble, but it went well in the end.
"Now this group must improve and do what it used to do a few months ago. The players need to find the confidence and tranquillity that only comes from winning."
Daniele Mannini finished off a counter-attack in the 64th minute in Bergamo to earn Sampdoria a share of top spot with Juve.
Fiorentina are level on points with Inter after Alberto Gilardino's soaring header in the 55th minute gave them a 1-0 victory over Cagliari.
Antonio Di Natale scored a hat-trick in Udinese's 4-2 win over Catania and Palermo drew 1-1 at home with Bari in a match which started over 20 minutes late because of heavy rain.
In the late game Genoa beat Napoli 4-1 with goals from Sergio Floccari, Giandomenico Mesto, Hernán Crespo and Houssine Kharja.
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The Switch Witch Becomes Halloween's 'Elf on the Shelf'
We just read about a new Halloween tradition some parents are teaching their children 'Switch Witch'. What is 'Switch Witch'? according to sheknows.com
the Switch Witch is a good witch that visits your home on Halloween night, usually while the children sleep, and takes (not steals, she's an invited guest) all of the children's Halloween candy (or a select amount — more on this in a minute) and leaves a toy(s) in its place.
Basically it a way for candy hating Mom's to detach kids from their Halloween candy haul. They even go as far to call the 'Switch Witch' the 'Santa Claus' of October. Check out the complete article about 'Switch Witch' here.


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Varieties of Secularism in a Secular Age
Un libro in lingua di Warner Michael (EDT) Vanantwerpen Jonathan (EDT) Calhoun Craig (EDT) edito da Harvard Univ Pr, 2010
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Thought-provoking and tightly argued, this coherent collection of 12 essays engages with the philosophical shift into secularism as described in Taylor's landmark A secular age (Harvard U. Press, 2007), using his book as a departure for detailed examination of historical trends, on the one hand, or in-depth critique of Taylor's arguments and conclusions, on the other. Following a lengthy introduction, the first essay analyzes the philosophical tenets of secularism in Taylor and other thinkers such as Maruyama Masao and Jürgen Habermas. Other essays focus on specific historical eras, describing the concept in works by thinkers that include Hegel and Husserl; the religious and secular in Protestant countries and colonial America; and in the work of 18th-century thinkers in Catholic countries, such as Giambattista Vico. Other chapters look at attitudes and philosophies concerning the secular in the contemporary world, including in non-Christian communities. The volume concludes with an essay on A secular age by Charles Taylor himself. Most of the essays are revised versions of talks given at an April 2008 conference at Yale U. Annotation ©2010 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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- Titolo del Libro in lingua: Varieties of Secularism in a Secular Age
- Lingua: English
- Autori : Warner Michael (EDT) Vanantwerpen Jonathan (EDT) Calhoun Craig (EDT)
- Editore: Harvard Univ Pr
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- Data di Pubblicazione: 15 Gennaio '10
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A Partial Solution to the Ejection Epidemic
This solution probably would have worked best back in the days of Lou Piniella and Tommy Lasorda, but I'm confident it could still find use today. And, with the likes of Cowboy Joe West and Angel Hernandez wearing the blue, it may even apply to the umpires better than the players! (Rays fans would probably agree with that.)
In the October 1951 issue of Baseball Digest, we're told of an old joke about how cellmates in a prison have heard each other's funny stories so often all they have to do is yell out a number "like '33' or '89'" and everyone will bust out laughing. Because they know the anecdote by heart, you see.
Well, I guess it was funny in 1951.
Anyhow, the suggestion stems from the joke:
Vern McMillan, the new, bustling Three I League president from Terre Haute, Ind., recalled that yarn recently and explained jokingly he hoped to institute a similar program in the league to save the sensitive ears of spectators.
Brilliant. Commissioner Selig should implement it right away, if for no other reason than for us to wonder exactly what kind of names and cusses each team put on their list. I suspect they would be rather entertaining if they ever leaked out. My only question, though, is who would add the most, ahem, colorful words to the list? And, no, as a retired player, George Brett doesn't count.
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Or they could just fire the idiot umpires that have brought this plague upon us.
May 05, 2011 16:09 PM
The players can actually say most anything they want until it gets personal (you suck as opposed to that call sucked) - The players are to address the umpires by their first names - its etiquette ... assistant coaches are not allowed any leaway - bench rubbish has to come through the manager .... managers are tossed if they come out with a big dip in their mouth and get face to face .... the next day after an ejection everyone starts over "no history lessons"
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How do I enter Frontier Caverns?
Okay, I was trying to avoid having to do this; but sadly the game is too new and I can't really find any information on it. So if any other player has information, I'd greatly appreciate it.
I'm currently on my New game plus/ 2nd playthrough.
I've only progressed about as far as the Wyrm Hunt License on this new playthrough, and I didn't really bother to seek out the Caverns on my first playthrough, so I'm not sure if it unlocks after a certain point in story.
However, I was trying to find a Hydra so that I can enchant an armor to tier 3 (shoulda just DF'ed it, but I used a dif armor)
I got the Achievement "Entered Frontier Cavern" or w/e; but the actual gate in that tunnel is locked. I can see the big room with a few goblins, but it's locked. Examining the gate gets "There's aught there" or something. Is this gate into the true Frontier Caverns only opened by doing something specific?
I mean, the loading screen has the tip that says something like how the monsters in Frontier Caverns were strong.
And I've ran across all manner of beasts; even the Drake, and even spent some time knicking off some of the Ur-Dragon's HP; yet I've been inable to find a Hydra; save the story battle in Encampment.
So, if anyone can tell me how to get into Frontier Caverns within Shadow Fort; or tell me where to find a Hydra; I would be much obliged.
Marked for spoilers for just in case; although is really minor in my opinion.
Kai_Aurion - 5 years ago
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After you do the story quest there you can pick up a quest in the capital called "Put The Eye Out". After that once you go into the Shadow Fort fall through that same hole you did, but this time you'll have access to the Frontier Caverns and get to go in the big room to fight an armored cyclops.
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So you don't know how to rest in Oblivion. This guide will tell you.
1First be in a safe place with a bed that is not owned. You can buy a house, rent a room at an inn or there are many free or guild-members-only places to sleep out there.
2Now press the A button (on the xbox), the space bar (PC) or the X button (PS3) while looking at the bed.
3A menu will come up, move the slider to choose how long to rest.
4Press done and you're asleep.
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Information for Parents
This section gives help to parents who are interested in helping their child play the Adventure Games.
My child wants to play the Adventure Games - what are they?
Since The Adventure Games need to be installed on a computer, we ask that children check with an adult before installing it.
About the game:
The Adventure Games are a series of downloadable games for Doctor Who. These games are free to download and install in the UK. In the games you play as the Doctor and take part in an adventure which will require you to solve puzzles, defeat monsters and explore locations in time and space.
There's no sign-on or registration required. Players do need to enter their name so that multiple players can play on the same machine, but no personal information is passed to the BBC.
It's not just a game:
The Gunpowder Plot game will give children the chance to step back in time and interact with famous figures such as Guy Fawkes and discover what was happening at this incendiary moment in Britain's history.
The game has been designed with specific learning elements built in from the outset and allows for historical facts to be discovered through play, historical references and key objects that are woven throughout the game.
Within the previous 4 games, we have also hidden some collectible cards and facts. Although not specifically designed to encourage learning, it's a fun way to encourage your child to explore around the environments and discover hidden objects. Some of these are about Doctor Who, and some of the facts relate to the environment they are exploring. For example, at one point in the game your child might discover Nelson's Column. Clicking on it will reveal some interesting facts about Nelson and the construction of the column.
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KABUL — Bombs killed two U.S. troops and one Briton in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, as the death toll mounts in the bloodiest month of the war.
The NATO-led force released no other details about the three deaths, including the troops' military branch or where the attack occurred. Tech Sgt. Chuck Marsh confirmed that two troops were American.
The British Ministry of Defense announced later that a soldier from the 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards had been killed in a separate blast. The soldier was the 19th member of Britain's 9,000-strong force to be killed in Afghanistan this month.
Those deaths have triggered a national debate in Britain over the war.
Southern Helmand province is the site of the largest U.S. Marine operation since the 2001 invasion to oust the Taliban regime. Some 4,000 Marines are taking part. They have met little resistance from Taliban fighters but have had to contend with dozens of bombs hidden in the region's dirt roads.
July has been the deadliest month for U.S. and NATO forces. Wednesday's deaths raised the American toll to 34, surpassing the 28 killed in two months last summer.
The U.S. has close to 60,000 troops in Afghanistan, a record number. President Barack Obama has increased the U.S. focus on Afghanistan as American forces draw out of Iraq.


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Gardasil is a vaccination for certain strands of the human papillomavirus (HPV), a virus that more than 80 percent of women have been exposed to by the age of 50. Approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 2006, the vaccination has been added to the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) following reports of severe adverse side effects.
Gardasil Side Effects
Since its release to the market in 2006, there have been more than 3,400 reports of adverse reactions to the vaccination, including eight deaths. Gardasil's manufacturer, Merck and Company, created the vaccination to prevent HPV-induced cervical cancer, and lobbied for a national mandatory Gardasil vaccination for girls 11 years old. The proposal has been denied after receiving thousands of claims against the vaccination.
Many patients reported the following Gardasil side effects:
- Blood clots
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Geography by Thao Nguyen (from We Brave Bee Stings and All, Kill Rock Stars, 2008) Brave, brave Thao. And all.
Anthem FC Barcelona by Coral Sant-Jordi (from El Cant de la Senyera, Picap, 2011)
Bill tears up every time he hears this. Which is on his morning commute, when he gets to the office, his evening commute, when he gets home, weekends, vacations, naps…
Astrodome by Home Groan (from Astrodome, Home Groan, 2008)
I think they used to sing this one in the late innings of Astros home games, the way Fenway fans sing I'm Shipping Up to Boston or Sweet Caroline.
Whoops by MKB (from On Another Note EP, WEA/Warner, 2004)
Which is it? MKB or mkB or MKb or MkB or mKb or mkb or…ahhh, never mind.
There Used to Be a Ballpark by Frank Sinatra (from Ol' Blue Eyes is Back, Warner, 1990)
Ahhh, the official song of the Houston Astrodome. Pretty emotional, really. I'm getting a little verklempt. I'll give you a topic: the suicide squeeze is neither suicidal nor does it involve squeezing. Discuss…
Oh, wait…this is about Ebbetts Field?