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ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH The unexpected continues to make daily life exciting for anyone around you. Your creativity seems to be at work.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHH You will want to spend more time at home than you have in a while. Pressure could build.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
HHHHH So many people seek you out that you could be overwhelmed by all of the requests Listen to what people are sharing.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHH Be aware of others' needs. Recognize that you have a tendency to go overboard. You might not worry about the damage now, but you will later.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH Others will be delighted to have you around, at least until they realize the level of your energy. If you can't express yourself the way you want to, you could become difficult.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HH Trust your sixth sense about what is going on behind the scenes. Don't swallow your anger; make a point to choose your words with care.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)HHH Understand that someone you care about suddenly could become difficult. You do not have to react or do anything. Stay calm and centered.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) HHH Someone you look up to seems to be bent out of shape. You might be taken aback by this person's behavior at the moment. Keep your opinion to yourself.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) HH At first you might be upset by what is going on. The unexpected could throw your plans in several directions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHHH You absorb a lot of information quickly. Nevertheless, you might feel challenged by someone you look up to.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHH Someone you know well might come barreling toward you like an enraged animal. How you handle this person's behavior could determine this bond's durability.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHHH You might be trying to do so much that you could be accident-prone as you speed from one person or activity to another.


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Gabrielle LOVES to wear my earrings. It doesn't bother me so much, expect when she wears them to school. I'm often worried that she'll lose them at school and I won't see them again.
Yesterday morning I was on the hunt for CHEAP loop earrings for Gabrielle.
Here they are:
Of course… I started out with this:
Step 2:
Take out little pliers (or tweezers just like I did hehe) and open the bottom loop of the hooks:
Step 3:
Insert the Oval in the opened loop:
Step 4:
Close the loop and voilà:
They are so darn pretty that I had to try them on myself:
Lucky for me, the package came with two Fashion Chain Link Ovals….which means: ONE pair for me TOO!! AWESOME!!!
Have a GREAT day!!
P.S. I'll be linking to these Parties.

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Controlo de Tráfego Aéreo. Existe um Determinismo Tecnológico?
[Is there a Technological Determinism in Complex Work Systems? The Air Traffic Control Case]
This is a brief reflection on complex work systems automation, studying the Air Traffic Control Services. We study the compatibility of air traffic control systems automation against the necessary preservation of human nature complexity and the social integration of individuals, through a contribution to a less mechanical and more creative social work.
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I was advised by my doctor, that my fleshly nasal tip can be reduced by using Liposuction. He says he will use a new technology called Smart Lipo. Is it possible and safe?
Can Smart Lipo to Reduce Fat Nasal Tip?
Doctor Answers 8
You have to be kidding - please!
Whomever you went to that proposed that treatment for your nasal tip is obviously not a real doctor let alone a plastic surgeon. You need a rhinoplasty, not liposuction to your nose!!!!!!!
Liposuction should never be used in the nose.
HI. You need to see a board certified plastic surgeon. There are links to plastic surgery societies on my web site
There is NO role for any kind of liposuction in the nose.
SmartLipo is just a gimmick. I don't know a single experienced board certified plastic surgeon in NYC who uses SmartLipo.
Let me be blunt here
If you do not want you nasal tip to die, do not have "smart" lipo performed on it. The laser may damage the blood supply to the tip of the nose, and there is not a lot of fat. See a qualified, board certified plastic surgeon.
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See an experienced rhinoplasty specialist to see if anything further can be done to thin the nose without causing a worse problem such as pinching, etc.
Liposuction if nasal tip is not commonly performed nor recommended.
This would be an extremely innovative use of laser lipolysis for which there is very limited experience in out literature.
Although it may work, I would not recommend it to my patients due to concerns with possible vascular compromise of the nasal tip skin.
I would advise against it.
I have never heard of liposuction of the nasal tip, much less laser liposuction. There is more risk than any benefit that I could imagine and I would advise against it.
Learn more: http://www.enhanceyourimage.com/procedures/smartlipo.cfm
I wouldn't advise it.
Using a laser to reduce nasal tip fat sounds risky to me. I have used the Smart Lipo unit (more last year than this year) and it is OK, but hyped big time as far as I am concerned. I don't like the idea of that laser near your nasal cartilage.
I have never heard or seen SmartLipo used in this method and it sounds concerning to me
While SmartLipo is safe and effective on many areas of the body, the space and bony considerations on this area would make me queasy to suggest you even consider this.
The nose is a very delicate area and if the laser were to harm the cartilage you could end up with a serious deformity. While it is possible that with time this technique will be perfected, the state of the art hasn't gotten to the point where this is commonplace or fully explored. I'd take a pass if I were you....
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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Grealish admits socks superstition
Aston Villa midfielder Jack Grealish has spoken about his superstition during matches.
The 19-year-old, who made his first Premier League start against Queens Park Rangers on Tuesday, reveals he always has his football socks rolled down, something he has always done since he was a kid.
He claims a few referees have told him to roll them up on the pitch. But he has no intention of breaking the habit of a lifetime, citing the fact he has not had a kick on his shins to date as vindication.
Grealish spent most of last season on loan at League One outfit Notts County, before finally making his Villa debut off the bench in the penultimate game of the Premier League campaign at Manchester City.
His full debut came in the League Cup defeat by Leyton Orient last August. Having racked up 10 league appearances as a substitute, he found himself in the starting lineup in the 3-3 draw against QPR.
Well-kempt Kemps at movie premiere
Martin and Roman Kemp wore identical outfits to the Age of Kill premiere in London this week.
The father-and-son combo joined a star-studded gathering to get a first glimpse of the action-thriller.
Brit Pack actor Bruce Payne, seen here wearing a cool blue men's scarf, was among the other celebs in attendance. The Passenger 57 star joined stars like Russell Kane to see the British movie described by Kemp senior as 'Die Hard meets 24'.
But it was the immaculately turned-out Kemps with not a hair out of place, who got most of the media attention.
They arrived at the Piccadilly Circus-based Ham Yard Hotel's event on Wednesday in biker jackets, T-shirt, trainers and jeans.
Spandau Ballet singer and EastEnders actor Martin, 53, stars as a sniper blackmailed into killing half-a-dozen people in six hours in order to live.
Capital Radio presenter Roman, 21, arrived with a trendy blonde cut.
The movie, which also stars Anouska Mond, Nick Moran and Tony Denham is due to hit UK cinemas on June 15.
Stars dazzle at BAFTAs warm-up
Britain's best loved TV personalities took to the red carpet for the BAFTA Nominees Party in London.
Hollyoaks actress Nikki Sanderson, EastEnders actor Adam Woodyatt and Strictly Come Dancing co-host Claudia Winkleman were spotted at the nominations bash on Wednesday, which is a taster for the BAFTA Television Awards on May 10.
Broadcaster Jon Snow, who will receive a BAFTA Fellowship at the main event, was once again pictured drawing attention to a striking pair of novelty socks . He is to be honoured for his services to broadcasting and journalism.
A BAFTA Fellowship is the highest honour BAFTA can give. It is a lifetime achievement award that only a select group have won, including the likes of Alfred Hitchcock, Laurence Olivier, David Attenborough and Helen Mirren.
Snow started out working for LBC in 1973, before becoming ITN's Washington correspondent in 1976. He has been presenting Channel 4 News for 25 years, where he can be seen sporting his extensive collection of novelty socks.
This year's British Academy Television Awards ceremony is taking place at the Theatre Royal in London.
Wrap up warm for winter's revenge
Just when you thought spring had properly sprung, long-suffering Brits are set to be plunged back into winter-type conditions this weekend.
People venturing out may have to temporarily abandon their warmer weather wardrobe and root out their hats and scarves if the forecasters are right.
They are predicting rain, hall, thunder and even snow.
And the weather looks set to get worse as the weekend goes on.
Friday's clouds and patchy rain across Northern Ireland, Wales, southern Scotland and southern England look likely to develop into something heavier and more persistent. Some higher areas of eastern Scotland might see snow.
Saturday should bring more prolonged bouts of rain. Risks of thunder and hail are predicted for southern Britain during the afternoon with wintry showers expected to follow.
Sunday could bring wintry, heavy showers amid the sunshine over some parts of Britain. Next week should begin with bright weather, but also the prospect of showers, thunder and hail across the west and north.
Stones announce North American stadium tour
The Rolling Stones will embark on a stadium tour of North America for the first time in nine years, it has been announced.
The legendary band, made up of frontman Mick Jagger, guitarists Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood and drummer Charlie Watts, will play their first date in San Diego on 24 May.
Richards is pictured here wearing a black and white scarf at a signing for his autobiography Life.
The Zip Code tour will also take in major cities including Atlanta, Dallas, Pittsburgh and Detroit with the final date being in Quebec on 15 July.
The last time the veteran rockers played North American stadium gigs was during the A Bigger Bang Tour in 2006. Their North American tours in 2012 and 2013 saw them playing in arena venues.
Tickets for the Zip Code Tour go on sale on 20 April, with demand expected to be fierce. Despite criticism about the cost of tickets to their concerts, the band's popularity remains strong and last year they made £96 million from live shows.
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Stars make big deal of Little Chaos
Stars of TV and film turned out to see the London premiere of Kate Winslet's latest movie.
Winslet, along with Alan Rickman, who directed A Little Chaos, attended the premiere - along with guests Anna Williamson, Suzanne Shaw and Richard Wilson, pictured here in a dashing scarf .
Winslet's co-star Helen McCrory also turned out to the show, along with her husband and Homeland actor Damian Lewis.
A Little Chaos, which is Rickman's second directorial role and his first in 18 years, tells the story of a landscape gardener competing to build a fountain at the Palace of Versailles in the 17th Century.
Rickman also appears in the movie as French king Louis XIV.
Winslet, 39, wore a striking midnight blue gown for the premiere at Leicester Square. She chatted with Rickman and McCrory before posing for the cameras and making her way into the cinema.
Wine bar turns away no socks vicar
A wine bar has turned away a vicar for wearing sandals.
Rev Andrew Dotchin's hopes of ending his Easter Sunday celebrations at Ipswich-based The Wine Bar were dashed by a doorman.
Rev Dotchin only ever wears sandals with no socks - even in winter. But the doorman told him "no flip-flops", explaining that the bar's safety-first policy forbids such footwear on busy evenings after one customer suffered glass cuts to his foot.
The 59-year-old vicar said he had been celebrating Christ's rising with three-to-four pints after conducting six Easter Sunday church services.
He had limited himself to a pint each day over Lent and attended an Ipswich beer festival together with friends and his brother. Then he attempted to have one final drink in the wine bar.
The clergyman told the doorman to trust him because he was a vicar, to no avail.
Real ale connoisseur Rev Dotchin, who joked that no pictures of heaven ever contain socks, vowed to return, however.
He said the bar does "great mojitos" - a cocktail comprising white rum, lime juice, sparkling water, mint and sugar.
Andy Murray and Kim Sears tie the knot
Dunblane was gripped by wedding fever as tennis star Andy Murray married his long-time girlfriend Kim Sears.
The couple, both 27, tied the knot in the town's 12th century cathedral on Saturday.
Andy, who wore long socks to go with his traditional Scottish wedding attire, was greeted by a huge cheer as he arrived with his brother Jamie. Kim soon followed in her embroidered white dress with three-quarter-length sleeves and a lace veil.
The pair emerged 45 minutes later as newlyweds. They were showered with confetti by family and friends, before making the short trip to Cromlix House, the £1.8 million luxury country house hotel which Andy owns, for the reception.
It has been dubbed the Scottish wedding of the year - and those in attendance would certainly agree.
Hundreds of well-wishers braved the forecast rain to catch a glimpse of the duo on their arrival. The clouds had parted and the sun was shining by the time the new Mr and Mrs Murray reappeared, much to the delight of everyone.
Former British tennis number one Tim Henman and his wife Lucy were among the guests at the ceremony.
Dr Who, Sherlock win TV craft gongs
The unsung heroes of two of the small screen's most popular British shows have been recognised at a TV awards ceremony honouring behind-the-scenes stars.
Comedienne Victoria Wood, see here teaming an electric blue jacket with tights , was one of the many celebrities at Sunday's BAFTA Television Craft Awards.
The 61-year-old Dinnerladies star was at London's The Brewery venue to see Doctor Who and Sherlock among the prizewinners.
The Stephen Mangan (Episodes, Green Wing) hosted awards acknowledged people who work in special effects, production design, sound editing and other behind-the-camera activities.
Doctor Who won praise for its graphic, special and visual effects with the help of a trio of Cardiff firms, BBC Wales VFX, Milk-VFX and Real SFX.
BBC stablemate Sherlock scooped the sound and editing award in the awards' fiction section.
Ghostly Penny Dreadful took home awards for hair design, original music, make-up and production design.
There were also gongs for Sally Wainwright, the creator of Happy Valley, The X Factor and Hilary Briegel, the vision mixer behind shows such as Newsnight and Absolutely Fabulous.
Kate Hudson throws 'messy' birthday bash
Kate Hudson teamed up with some celebrity friends to throw a joint "hot mess" themed birthday party earlier this week.
Hudson, who recently turned 36, was pictured wearing funky pink fishnet tights along with a trucker hat, biker boots, a fur coat, bikini top and a skimpy dress with a flannel shirt around her waist.
Joining her at the celebrations were fashion writer Derek Blasberg and jewellery designer Jennifer Meyer, who were also celebrating birthdays. The exclusive bash took place at a private residence in Los Angeles and Hudson took to Instagram to express her happiness at the success of the party.
She said there were "some very committed hot messes" at the party.
Blasberg also posted a shot of his fellow birthday friends, saying that all three didn't even need to go shopping for their racy costumes. Meanwhile, Meyer opted for clashing leopard prints at the party.
Also at the party was actress Jessica Alba.
It was revealed recently that Hudson's ex, Matt Bellamy had moved in with model Elle Evans but the birthday girl didn't seem affected by the news.
Dad ran marathon in his socks
For most mere mortals, running a marathon can be painful enough in sports footwear.
But brave Ian Bates ran most of it in just his socks .
Crawley-based Bates was left facing this challenge only nine miles into Sunday's 26.2-mile London Marathon course. That's because he had to take off his 38kg T-rex dinosaur fancy dress outfit after tearing a right shoulder muscle - his trainers were affixed to his costume.
Father-of-three Bates, 44, had hoped to beat the 3D dinosaur costume marathon-running world record before injury took its toll.
The costume seemed ill-fated before the race began. It initially comprised a special roaring voice box, but had to be taken out late on due to its excess weight.
On Tuesday he described the agony as "unbearable" and his feet as "tender".
Bates had the last laugh, however. His run has raised a total of £3,145 for the Southgate-based hospice St Catherine's.
How to beat the blister
Could socks be the answer to beating blisters? New research seems to suggest so.
Blisters are traditionally linked to ill-fitting shoes or marathon running, but the type of socks you wear could also have an impact, according to a leading podiatrist.
Ryan Rushton said nylon or PTFE-made socks are the best to avoid blisters. Sock wearers prone to blisters should avoid wearing cotton or thin ones, he added.
That's because these sweat-absorbing socks increase friction, allowing the feet no lubrication to operate with touching your shoes. And friction is your worst enemy if you wish to avoid blisters.
It causes your skin's outer layer to become detached from other interior layers. This results in a sack which our bodies then pack with fluid. Nylon or PTFE-made socks reduce friction.
Rushton also recommends:
- putting talc down your socks to reduce moisture
- rubbing petroleum jelly or antiperspirant on parts of your tootsies which rub against footwear
- making time for your shoes and feet to cool off in order to reduce heat
Izzard hits the campaign trail
Eddie Izzard brought a bit of glamour to Labour's election campaign in Runcorn.
The award-winning comic, a lifelong supporter of the party, wore a black skirt and jacket, high heels and tights , topped off with red lipstick, as he joined parliamentary candidate Julia Tickridge in greeting local residents.
He signed autographs, posed for pictures and gave a podium speech at Runcorn Shopping Centre before heading off to knock on doors in Brookvale, urging people to vote Labour in the general election on May 7.
Izzard, who ran 43 marathons in 51 days in aid of Sport Relief back in 2009, showed no signs of fatigue on the campaign trail.
He said that Labour would abolish the bedroom tax while keeping the NHS, plus added the government should do all of the heavy lifting in terms of the deficit instead of households on low incomes.
The 53-year-old also reiterated his desire to stand either as an MP or in the race to become London mayor in 2020.
Hot tips to prevent smelly feet
There are few things more off-putting than catching a whiff of someone's smelly feet. But wearing socks is one way you can avoid being the culprit after you've been out and about in the sunshine.
Many people will be doing just that this week by taking long country walks in the warm weather, but all those steps in the heat can lead to sweaty and smelly feet.
You could buy foot spray but there are several other ways to avoid the problem, including washing your feet well, drying your feet, giving your feet room to breathe and of course, simply wearing socks.
Socks do the trick by absorbing sweat but of course it's important to change them every day or your socks and your feet will smell.
Bacteria can build up on your feet and cause a stink so make sure you wash between your toes when having a shower and dry your feet all over with a towel rather than letting the air dry them. Talcum powder can add extra freshness and also help to avoid Athlete's Foot and other complaints caused by a build-up of fungus.
Wearing flip-flops and sandals during the summer will give your feet breathing room but shoes, boots and trainers can be aired outside after they have been worn before being put away.
Rocket has to sock it to find the pocket
Ronnie O'Sullivan played part of his opening World Championship snooker match with just black socks on his feet, after having problems with his shoes.
The five-time champion complained about a painful big toe during his match against debutant Craig Steadman and decided to remove his shoes in the sixth frame. He played briefly in his black socks before handing his footwear to a fan, asking the rest of the crowd if anyone had any size eight or nine shoes he could borrow.
Eventually he left the arena and came back wearing a new pair of shoes, which had been lent to him by tournament director Mike Ganley.
O'Sullivan, nicknamed The Rocket, finished the first session with a 7-2 lead over Steadman.
But he now may face a fine for breaking the strict dress code rules which govern professional snooker. The WPBSA code says that players should ensure their clothing is "smart and appropriate for a professional player".
It is not the first time O'Sullivan has taken to the table with unusual footwear. Last year at the UK Championships he was given special permission to break the dress code and wear casual shoes as he recovered from a broken ankle.


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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Strawberry Almond Cream Tart
I'm still fantasizing about it though and I'm looking for an excuse to make it again. Has Arbor Day already passed? Grandparents Day? (Oh no, I'm not a grandmother yet. That won't work.) There's got to be a holiday today somewhere in the world that I can celebrate, no?
If you're worried about rolling out that crust, have no fear. You don't have to. You can just take it from the food processor and pat it into your tart pan with your fingers, as I did. The next time I make this, I may add a bit more sugar and try substituting some ground walnuts or pecans in the crust in place of some of the flour to give it even more flavor.
Be warned there are a few tricks to having the crust come out well. You don't want to overwork it and make it as tough as shoe leather, and you don't want the sides to shrink in the oven, leaving you with a flattish-looking tart shell. So pay attention:
For a 9 inch tart shell:
(Adapted from Smitten Kitchen)
1 1/2 cups flour
1/2 cup confectioner's sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
1 stick plus 1 T. very cold butter
1 large egg, beaten
1 T. ice water
Place flour, confectioner's sugar and salt in food processor and whir for a minute to blend ingredients. Drop butter into the processor in little pieces and pulse until it reaches the consistency of oatmeal or very coarse sand. Add the beaten egg and the ice water and pulse for another few times until the mixture sticks together when pressed between your fingers. The less you work it in the food processor or your hands, the better.
Remove from food processor and press it into a 9-inch removable-bottom tart pan, making a thicker area around the perimeter. Prick it all over so it doesn't bubble up in the oven. Place it in the freezer for at least a half hour. Longer is better. Butter a sheet of aluminum foil on the shiny side and lay it over the pastry shell. Bake for 30 minutes in a preheated 375 degree oven. Remove the foil and bake 10 to 15 minutes more or until golden.
Let the tart shell cool. In the meantime, take 3/4 cup of sliced almonds and brown them in a nonstick skillet (don't add butter or anything else to the pan) or toast the almonds in the oven until they turn color. They'll burn really fast once they start to turn golden so watch them carefully. Cool the almonds. When the pastry shell has cooled, place the almonds inside like so:
You can start making the almond cream while the pastry is baking. Here's what to do:
Recipe is adapted from a decades-old "Better Homes and Gardens Encyclopedia of Cooking".
1/2 cup sugar
3 T. cornstarch
3 T. all-purpose flour
1/2 t. salt
2 cups milk
1 slightly beaten egg
1/2 cup whipping cream
1 t. almond extract (or vanilla if you prefer)
Combine sugar, cornstarch, flour and salt. Gradually stir in milk. Bring to a boil, stirring constantly. Lower heat; cook and stir till thick and bubbly. Stir a little of the hot mixture into the beaten egg. (If you put the beaten egg directly into the hot mixture, you'll end up with scrambled eggs.) Return to remaining hot hot mixture. Bring just to boil, stirring constantly. Cool, then chill thoroughly, placing a piece of plastic wrap over the top to avoid a "skin" from forming. Whip the cream and fold into egg mixture with the almond extract.
When everything has cooled, spread the almond cream over the toasted almonds in the pie shell. The recipe for this almond cream was meant to fill a pie shell, so you will probably have more than you need to fill the 9-inch tart shell. (Oh, too bad, guess I'll have to finish up the leftover cream.)
Slice strawberries (about one quart) and arrange over the cream, starting from the outside and working your way to the center like so:
After you've covered the entire pie in strawberry slices, heat about 1/2 cup jelly (currant or apricot) in a saucepan. I used currant and thinned it with the juice of 1/2 lemon. Using a pastry brush, paint the strawberries with the melted jelly and place in refrigerator until serving time.The result is a luscious tart with a shortbread crust, velvety almond cream and plump berries coated in a viscous jelly. Who could resist?
16 comments:
- YankeeSoaper said...
Looks wonderful! I could easily go off my diet for a slice of your tart.
- April 28, 2009 at 7:35 AM
- Stacey Snacks said...
I made SK's tart shell for the holidays and had good results (for a change!).
Looks beautiful!
- April 28, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- Scintilla @ Bell'Avventura said...
A dream! Better homes and gardens have great recipes.
- April 28, 2009 at 8:26 AM
- Bridgett said...
I love that strawberries are at their peak and the farm stands are popping up on each corners, it seems, around where I live. Your tart is absolutely gorgeous! Perfect for a spring evening.
- April 28, 2009 at 11:50 AM
- The Food Hunter said...
This looks delicious and so easy. I love almonds and strawberries
- April 28, 2009 at 3:48 PM
- Muneeba said...
I'm on a strawberry kick myself these days, so this looks SO RIGHT to me! Beeeeeeeeeautiful :) Must try SK's tart shell recipe, since it worked out so well for you & others.
- April 28, 2009 at 4:43 PM
- the happy couple said...
love strawberry anything!
- April 28, 2009 at 9:34 PM
- Susan @ SGCC said...
Wowwowow! That tart looks gorgeous! I can almost taste those juicy, sweet strawberries. Brava!
- April 29, 2009 at 12:15 PM
- Peter M said...
A very pretty tart...right down to the pattern you poked into the tart shell.
I'm tempted to make this now!
- April 29, 2009 at 3:28 PM
- joe@italyville said...
Your blog reads like a menu of "things I would love to order" all you need to do is open a restaurant!
- April 29, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Maryann said...
I couldn't resist, that's for sure!
big hugs!
- April 29, 2009 at 7:42 PM
- Proud Italian Cook said...
I'm speechless, this looks so good Linda! Strawberries are in abundance too. I couldn't resist this at all!
- April 29, 2009 at 11:45 PM
- Danielle said...
absolutely gorgeous! I love strawberries and will look forward to making this with my next batch of farm fresh strawberries :)
- April 30, 2009 at 12:00 AM
- Pat @ Mille Fiori Favoriti said...
Lovely! Strawberry season is always wonderful and I love tarts of all kinds.
I think I've caught up on all I missed on your blog while I was away in Denver, CO!
Have a great weekend!
- May 7, 2009 at 10:46 PM
Hi..i wish to know for the temperatures.do you give it in degrees celcius or oF(degrees F) thank you and keep up the gd work in the kitchen.
- February 27, 2011 at 6:36 AM
- Ciao Chow Linda said...
Cherry - the degrees are in Fahrenheit. Thanks and good luck.
- February 27, 2011 at 7:22 AM


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Florida education news: Funding, summer school, principals and more
SHOWDOWN: Florida House and Senate budget proposals include more money for education, but not the $480 million Gov. Rick Scott sought to put into teacher raises.
EXTRA PROTECTION: A Fivay High School student is arrested by Pasco deputies for bringing three knives to school.
INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION: Duval superintendent Nikolai Vitti seeks to change the district's policy of requiring summer school for struggling readers in kindergarten through second grade, the Florida Times-Union reports.
ALL ABOUT THE CAR: State College of Florida trustees set caps on the benefits offered to their new president, the Herald-Tribune reports.
WHO'S IN CHARGE? Broward principals accuse the superintendent of creating a hit list to get rid of some school leaders during summer reassignments, the Miami Herald reports. More on one school's fight to keep its principal from the Sun-Sentinel.
REAL IMPACT: A Broward mom worries about how closing down an under-enrolled special education center will affect her son who has thrived there, the Miami Herald reports.
MIND THE STOP ARM: Polk will install cameras on some school buses to try to catch drivers who pass when the stop arm is out, the Ledger reports.
FINANCE FIGHT: Monroe School Board members accuse a local publication of improperly portraying district finances in an effort to get an outside firm to handle the job, the Keynoter reports.
SEEKING SUPPORT: The ousted chairwoman of the Osceola School Board applies for unemployment after losing her reelection bid, the Orlando Sentinel reports.


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Hey folks!Im practicing slicing PSD's into valid XHTML, so i downloaded free PSD theme to practice with.Everything is okay from HTML/CSS end, but theme is using slideron the homepage ( http://www.nineteeneightyone.com/other/01_HomePage.jpg ), so i was wondering do you know any free sliders that look like this so i could use it.
This is only temporary solution, after this im planning to dive into JS/Jquery, so i was wondering do i need both of them or i can do everything i want with jQuery?
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jQuery is JavaScript. It's just a library that makes coding faster. At any rate, here's a 3d carousel like they have in the image: http://fredhq.com/projects/roundabout/
Good collections of jQuery slider scripts available in http://www.hscripts.com/scripts/jquery/index.php which are used by thousands of webpages.You can download it for free and use it for your home page.
The real world experience is that sometimes you will use one, and sometimes you will use the other--especially when you are first starting out. Although, for more advanced things, you will find that jQuery will get things done faster. That said (as with most of us), unless you have some REALLY good reason to create a JS web application from scratch, you really should use jQuery.
When it comes to what you should LEARN first, you are going to have to know at least a little javascript before diving into jQuery. When I say "little" I mean you should at least know what javaScript does from a high-level perspective, and how to include it in your projects. Beyond this, once you begin using jQuery, if you really have a love for this stuff, you are going to start "peeking under the hood" (most of us can't help it), and saying to yourself, "...I wonder what will happen if I dooooooo...THIS!!!" And you're gonna do it, screw it up, and end up in this forum asking questions about how to fix what you did. And when you do so, the answers will not be "jQuery" answers, they will be JAVASCRIPT answers; because "jQuery" is jQuery (a javaScript library), for sure. But it is javaScript through and through.
The bottom line is that, the difference between using jQuery and using javaScript is like the difference between using a sprinkler system to water your lawn, versus watering it with individual buckets of water.
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My roommate has a laptop with a W200 on it and is trying to get it to work with Linux. I've done all I know how to do to help and nothing's worked so far. Any ideas/experience?
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SALT LAKE CITY — A bill to make boaters wait for emergency help if they hit someone in the water unanimously passed the House Transportation Committee on Friday and will now go to the full House.
HB92 comes after Esther Fujimoto was hit and killed by a boat on Pineview Reservoir on Aug. 21, 2011 while swimming 200 to 300 feet offshore. Witnesses reported three men in the boat stopped and appeared to talk to Fujimoto shortly after the accident but then left the scene of the accident and did not return.
Rep. Richard Greenwood, R-Roy, sponsored the bill that requires boaters who have "reason to believe" they may have been involved in an accident to remain at the scene. The bill makes it a third-degree felony if someone does not stop at the accident scene and causes serious bodily injury or death. It would be a class A misdemeanor if someone is injured in the accident.
Fujimoto's friend Brooke Gaynes welcomes the proposal. "When I was telling my co-workers about it, we were surprised there's already not something like this," she said.
Drivers on the road already have a law just like this, so Gaynes says it makes sense to extend it to boaters.
"It would be nice to have a law to make sure that when something like this happens it's a little more clear what to do and what you, as a civilian, is responsible to do," she said.
Fujimoto's family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against three men who allegedly struck her.
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Well, it feels like that, anyway. And, after yesterday's 19-inch blizzard, New York City broke the 86-year-old record for January snow. Hurray! We did something!
Here's a bunch of excellent photos from neighbors.
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Earn Tier III SALT Credit for a Mission Trip!
Over the last several years Lipscomb's Missions and SALT programs have formed a partnership that has allowed us to collaborate in ways that have enriched both of our programs and enhanced service-learning and missions experiences. This year we will provide you with the opportunity to "opt-in" to participate in service-learning as a part of any winter break, spring break, or summer mission trip.
Students who are interested may opt-in after mission trip registration to participate in a service-learning experience via the SALT website (SALT link provided in registration confirmation email), and then must register for a zero-credit, zero-cost course. Connected to this course will be a reflection guide consisting of six prompts that you will complete before (two), during (two), and after (two) your mission trip. This guide will be facilitated by the SALT Program through Blackboard. (You will not be required to access the internet during your mission trip.)
All traditional undergraduate students must complete two service-learning experiences before graduation. One experience must come from Tiers II or III. No more than one experience can come from Tier I. View the pyramid and description below for more details:
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" Brand: Primark / Type: Ring "
When it comes to Primark Ive never been the stores biggest fan. Not because Im a clothes snob or anything like that but for some reason whenever Im in the shop I can NEVER find anything (apart from the very basics) that I like so I always end up in the accessories section as Im always sure to find something I like there and my next few reviews will prove that. Costume jewellery is something I can never have enough of and as soon as I saw this ring I knew it would be the perfect addition to my collection, the ring in question is obviously this 'Primark Large 'Aztec' Ring' - the only slight difference is mine is gold and silver rather than gold and blue like in the picture - I actually prefer mine because the colours match with more of my clothes even though now I wish Id bought both!
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Price: Around £2
Stockists: Primark
Other Info: Available in Blue & Gold + Gold & Silver. Available in sizes Small, Medium & Large - do try them on in the shop though because the sizing can be a bit iffy for Primark rings. A Small in this ring fits me perfectly though and normally Id need a Medium.
This ring is exactly as it appears in the picture - except imagine instead of the blue gems mine are clear/silver coloured. The shape and design of the ring is exactly the same though it is a large circle shape with a large gem in the middle, silver gems surrounding that and then a gold and silver gem pattern around the outside. The actual ring part is simply a gold band that seems to fit very securely on my finger - secure NOT tight. I cant find the exact measurments for this ring but it gies about half way up my finger and does slightly overlap the fingers on either side which for isnt a problem at all but I think some people might find the ring just too big for them - especially if you only have small hands.
The design in my opinion though is simply gorgeous and unlike most Primark jewellery this doesnt look tacky or too much at all despite its size and design. I think this ring wouldnt look as good if it was smaller as it is supposed to be a statement ring and it certainly does the job in my opinion. It seems to match with everything I put it with as the colours are quite neutral so you can wear it dressed up or with casual clothes it seems to match everything.
For me this is comfy to wear, matches everything and was dirt cheap so I honestly cant complain at all. Ive had this for a good 5 months now - wearing it on and off - and there is no wear and tear on it at all so it must be pretty high quality because Im not the most careful person when it comes to jewellery. I love my 'Aztec' ring and I highly recommend it - in either colour - to everyone. Its cheap and cheerful.
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Hails to Paganfire! Tell us of your new full length, 'Wreaking Fear and Death'!
N: Greetings to you maniacs of Forbidden zine!! It is an honor to reply to this interview of yours!!!! So let's begin, the full length is an 8 track/37 minute barrage of total thrashing metal madness from the pits of the true underground done by true underground maniacs!! Expect no trendy substandard metal here, no retro bullshit, no modern crap, just thrashing metal the way it should be done!!!! So far it is only released on cassette format, the label who agreed to do the CD version is awkwardly quiet and there is no one yet picking up a vinyl version, hopefully things will change, let us see.
How long has the material on 'Wreaking…' been in the writing phase? Did you have a specific goal or vision to the finished album when you began to record? Why or why not?
N: The songs I have written have been existing in some form around 2-3 years before they were recorded, I know some of Alvaro's songs are older, we write songs sporadically, no deadlines nor pressure, we just play and rehearse them when we can, and what the fuck, things just fall into the right place, and we just do what we do best, let the metal flow free!!! The goal was to melt more poseur's faces with the true brand of thrashing metal that we will vomit upon their sorry trendy faces!!
How does Paganfire work in the studio? Does the band write as a whole or individually? Why?
N: Anyone can present their ideas or newly created hymns, then from there the rest of the band will fill in with suggestions and ideas and of course we will try 'em out then we will choose which is the most effective and which one to retain, and which one belongs to the trash bin! It is more of a trial and error approach, I am more comfortable writing alone, envisioning in my head how the riff will be like once it is the four of us working on the song and playing it.
What is one idea that you want to leave listeners with after hearing Wreaking Fear and Death'? Why?
N: Aside from having their ears ring and give them a few sore necks, I want listeners to realize that PAGANFIRE is true thrashing metal from the pits of the true underground!! And that TRUE thrash metal is not extinct!!
What are some of the musical elements that really help set this album apart from previous Paganfire works? What elements are the same?
N: I think we are more able to play our instruments now and have somewhat formulated a work flow in the studio, and we have operated on a bit larger budget now, well at least compared to the past studio outings, the music is more worked on the album than on the past and we have incorporated more heavy metal influences now, but the chaos and speed is still there, I think the album doubles anything and everything that makes the past releases enjoyable and disgusting!!
Tell me about the album artwork! How does it reflect the music?
N: The artwork is as brash, raw and violent as the music contained within the album is, as you see the character is indeed wreaking fear and death!!!! It is done by Norman Trinidad/Kambing+Trident Nation zine, and was done, before hearing the album, we wanted him to illustrate what is the first thing that comes to his mind upon hearing the album, but for some reason the post office fucked up the stuff for Norman, anyway the artwork is killer and suits the album just fine, may those thieves at the post office die in arthritic pain!!!!
I was really impressed by the large catalog of previous releases from Paganfire. What are some of the things that have made Paganfire endure for so long?
N: I am glad you are, most people I meet are disgusted, they seem to not understand that a true underground band like us spread the material via tangible means and not via their social network schemes! That is how the true underground works, that is how we see it! I guess it is all the hardwork, honesty and dedication that we put into the band and our activities that made us last this long, fuck we don't make fools of the people who believe in us, although they are so few, they are the true die hards!! PAGANFIRE is true thrashing metal from the pits of the true underground!! The living nightmare of all the trendy pseudo metalheads!!!
What does the future hold for Paganfire?
N: more poseur destruction!! More true thrashing hymns!! As we speak we have 2 tracks done and will rehearse some more to finish them and after that we will forge ahead and write more material for possible future releases, specifically a possible 2nd album or whatever release we deem necessary!!! We plan to wreak fear and death on some stages overseas, but as we speak they are all but possibilities.
Thanks for your time, the last words are yours!
N: Eternal hails to you maniac!! Thanks for doing this!! All interested people contact PAGANFIRE via NONOY PADREJUAN #60 NARIG ST., VETERAN'S VILLAGE, PROJECT 7, 1105, QUEZON CITY, PHILIPPINES, email: email@example.com KAMATAYAN SA HUWAD NA METAL!! BOYCOTT THE DAVAO RIP-OFF SCENE!!!!


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Citing unspecified health issues, Prospect Heights Mayor Rodney Pace unexpectedly resigned Friday, ending his five years in office.
"I'm all right. I'm having a little problem," Pace, 49, said cryptically. "I just don't need the added stress right now that mayorship brings."
Voters elected the 49-year-old Pace to his second term in April, when he defeated Kurt Giehler and longtime foil Gerald Anderson. Health problems aren't new for Pace, as he made an extended six-week hospital visit during his second year in office. He was first elected in 2003.
Pace would not reveal what ailed him, saying only that symptoms had begun "flaring up" recently. He said he made the decision to leave after a doctor's appointment last week.
Pace wrote a letter to residents and the council announcing his departure. He said he's most proud of street improvements and increasing the city's contribution to the ailing police pension fund. He said he was saddened his health problems wouldn't allow him to devote "110 percent" to his post.
Pace, a construction executive with the Maman Corp. of Palatine, said he did not think his ailment would force him to miss work from his full-time job.
Prospect Heights in the interim is without a mayor. The city council will hold a special meeting Thursday where the council could elect an alderman to fill out the remaining 18 months of Pace's term.
While Pace said he wouldn't endorse any of the five, he did say Fourth Ward Alderman Patrick Ludvigsen would be the most qualified.
Ludvigsen, the council's senior alderman, served as a Prospect Heights Park District commissioner with Pace. The two remain good friends, with Ludvigsen saying Pace was the "hardest-working person for Prospect Heights."
"I would definitely say that I would be interested in the position," Ludvigsen said.
Politics and name-calling in Prospect Heights make the mayor a lightning rod for criticism, Ludvigsen said. Pace's temper, which he has acknowledged was occasionally problematic, was put to the test by a vocal opposition.
One of the leaders of the opposition who tested that temper was Anderson -- a former alderman who briefly served as mayor. He had little to say Friday about the man who twice defeated him for mayor, saying only that he was "amused" by the resignation.
"He was elected in April, correct? Right now we're in September?" Anderson said. "He barely got started in the new term, then all of a sudden for a number of reasons he decided to bail out? It's very amusing from the standpoint why somebody would do that."
Former Wheeling Village President Greg Klatecki, who resigned his post in April, said political pressure may have gotten to Pace. The two worked together, as their towns border each other, and the towns co-own Chicago Executive Airport.
"It was like me. When you're under a lot of pressure, it's hard to function," Klatecki said. "And we're not talking about a job where you make a lot of money."
Klatecki said Pace was not like most suburban politicians. He wanted to do what he thought was the right thing and didn't really care what people thought of him, Klatecki said.
"There was no pretense with Rodney," Klatecki said. "He didn't change after he got the title."
Mount Prospect Mayor Irvana Wilks was shocked by the news.
"The last time I saw him, he was out doing the sandbagging for the big storm and the river coming up. … He loves his residents so much," Wilks said. "… I give him a lot of credit for all the different things that have happened in Prospect Heights. He's been, I think, a good leader for them in the last few years."
Pace said he's survived council meetings that often turned ugly and had to deal with the 2006 arson that burned down city hall.
He's watched voters reject multiple tax rate increase requests in his cash-strapped city, which he said had made governing difficult. In his resignation letter, he expressed frustration that he hadn't been able to persuade voters to support initiatives to improve the city.
He said he'll be all right. "A couple prayers from anybody will help; I'll take anything I can get. I know the power of prayer works wonders."


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Valpo Men's Golf to Compete Four Times This Fall
Valparaiso University head men's golf coach David Gring has announced that the Crusaders will compete in four tournaments as part of the Brown and Gold's fall 2011 season.
The Crusaders will open play Sept. 3-4 in East Lansing, Mich. for a tournament hosted by Michigan State. After a week off, Valpo will head south to Kentucky for the UK Bluegrass Invitational.
October begins with the Brown and Gold competing at the Butler Fall Invitational on the third and fourth before Valpo wraps up the fall portion of the campaign Oct. 17-18 at the Dayton Invitational held in Kettering, Ohio.


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Hundreds of roosters to be put down after cockfighting bust
The RSPCA says hundreds of roosters seized from an illegal cockfighting operation in Melbourne's outer west will need to be put down.
Police raided the large cockfighting ring at Rockbank yesterday and charged 86 people with attending a cockfighting event.
They are expected to face the Sunshine Magistrates Court over the next two months.
A large amount of cash was also seized during the raid.
The RSPCA says the roosters are bred to be aggressive and are "full of steroids".
The RSPCA's Tim Pilgram says the the organisation will seek court approval to put them down.
"Unfortunately they are aggressive birds ... so unfortunately they're not able to be re-homed," he said.
He says cockfighting is inherently cruel.
"It's an absolutely barbaric sport," he said.
"These roosters are trained to be aggressive and pitted against one another. They wear spurs or razor sharp blades on their legs, and basically it's a fight to the death."
Cockfighting network
The RSPCA says it is confident of closing down more illegal cockfighting operations.
Senior inspector Daniel Bode says information suggests the operation was part of a network involved in running such illegal events.
"We believe that this is one of the largest properties in Victoria, if not the largest, and we are looking at other properties as well," he said.
"We'll continue our investigation and obviously we gathered further intelligence from this property for future investigations."
Mr Bode says it was not an isolated event.
"We know it's occurring, it's just underground. We're working very hard with a number of different agencies," he said."
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Robotech RPG Tactics Launched...
For fans of Robotech at Gen Con, the Palladium Books booth was the place to be. In conjunction with their partners at Ninja Division they brought lots of RPG Tactics miniatures to show off plus three game demo stations and even event exclusives of Max Sterling's Valkyrie and Miriya's Quedluun Rau!
To insure your action figure collection, get in touch with Collectibles Insurance, the official insurance company of the Figures.com network. Say "Figures.com" to get 5% off your first term premiums.
To buy action figures, take a look at BigBadToyStore.com, AlterEgoComics.com, Toynk.com, BriansToys.com, ToyWiz.com, and MonkeyDepot.com.


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_Anshin_ wrote:I have not been including math into any of my posts because every time that I have talked to Tammuz I have been told that he can't mention the game math anymore or talk about anything. I always assumed that posting formulas and math would be grouped in the same manner as writing scripts and posting the scripts for any kind of scraping or automatic gaming
That indeed used to be the case, but IMO Tammuz was persecuted (to a great degree) by the games previous administration becuase he wanted to make this information public. Everything I have written above has been with the RDD and AWC *spit* for years and was posted in both Darkmount and Iacon a long time ago (look for the iAcon Index thread by neliz), so the secret isnt exactly under wraps anymore.
The game is currenty without a programmer or admin (or a certain future) to clear it with so I figured 'knock yourselves out'. If I can help a budding programmer understand more about the game so they can step up and have a go at fixing it, what's to lose?
Scripts are a different matter, those remain banned without express permission of site admin.
HMW game mechanics however are legitimate discussion points and until I am told otherwise are fair game.


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Mental Health
Have Mental Health Questions? Ask a Psychiatrist Online
Hi, I'd like to help you with your question.
It sounds like your son may be in mourning over the loss of his father. Children can go through the grief process over losses of any type. Even with his father being so accessible, your son probably misses having his parents together and the family as a unit. It is hard for a child at his development age to understand why parents cannot be together and why he cannot have his dad with him at home.
Grief symptoms in a young child include exaggerated fears, lack of concentration, and sometimes mood swings. Withdrawal, tearfulness and sleep problems can also occur.
Consider having your son see a therapist. Although the Reiki therapy may help, your son needs to see someone who can identify his grief symptoms and help him express his feelings about his loss. A child therapist usually uses toys to help children, whose vocabularies are not as large, to express themselves. You can ask if your son's father can participate to help your son.
There are some books that may help you and your son. One is called The Truth About Children and Divorce: Dealing with the Emotions So You and Your Children Can Thrive by Robert E. Emery. Books to help your son are Standing on My Own Two Feet: A Child's Affirmation of Love in the Midst of Divorce by Tamara Schmitz and Two Homes by Claire Masurel and Kady MacDonald Denton.
You sound like you are doing a great job helping your son. With a little time and some therapy, he should adjust and do very well.
I hope this helped you,
To find a therapist, you can start with your son's doctor and see if they can refer you. You can also find local community mental health center and see if they can help you. Sometimes local universities will have graduate students in psychology who will see people for free or low cost. Also, if you attend church, your pastor may be able to help either with counseling or a referral.


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Theo Colborn
Affiliation: University of Nebraska Medical Center
Country: USA
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- Commentary: setting aside tradition when dealing with endocrine disruptorsTheo Colborn
University of Florida, Gainesville, FL, USA
- Neurodevelopment and endocrine disruptionTheo Colborn
Department of Zoology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
Environ Health Perspect 112:944-9. 2004....
- A case for revisiting the safety of pesticides: a closer look at neurodevelopmentTheo Colborn
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, and TEDX The Endocrine Disruption Exchange Inc, Paonia, Colorado 81428, USA
Environ Health Perspect 114:10-7. 2006..Because of the uncertainty that will continue to exist about the safety of pesticides, it is apparent that a new regulatory approach to protect human health is needed...
- Clues from wildlife to create an assay for thyroid system disruptionTheo Colborn
Wildlife and Contaminants Program, World Wildlife Fund, 1250 24th Street NW, Washington, DC 20037 9736, USA
Environ Health Perspect 110:363-7. 2002..The goal of this article is to provide fodder for the creation of simple screens to detect possible thyroid system agonists and antagonists...
- Perchlorate: low dose exposure and susceptible populationsFrançoise Brucker-Davis
Thyroid 12:739; author reply 739-40. 2002
- Contaminants in Svalbard polar bear samples archived since 1967 and possible population level effectsAndrew E Derocher
Norwegian Polar Institute, N 9296 Tromso, Norway
Sci Total Environ 301:163-74. 2003....
- Endocrine disruption overview: are males at risk?Theo Colborn
World Wildlife Fund, 1250 24th St, Washington, DC 20037, USA
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FBI holding terrorist attack training at mall in Frederick Tuesday
FREDERICK, Md. (WJLA) - FBI field offices in the D.C. area are holding "complex attack training" sessions this month. Tuesday, a session beginning at 7:30 a.m. will take place at the old Frederick Towne Mall, 1301 W. Patrick Street in Frederick.
"This is part of a partnership with the Department of Homeland Security and local law enforcement to test readiness for a large-scale terrorist attack at a public venue," said FBI spokesperson Amy Thoreson.
Thoreson said each FBI field office in the D.C. area plans to hold such a training session, including the D.C. office, which held one this past Friday.
Thoreson said commuters in the Frederick area may notice law enforcement activity Tuesday morning through the noon hour.
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Estate Law
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Hi and welcome to JA. I am Ray and will be the expert assisting you today.In this situation you would make application for ancillary probate as if there were no will in PA.Any other parties would then have to try and seek to admit the will.Based on what you present it is highly unlikely the will would be valid here in PA.This would be a totally different Ancillary Probate and PA laws apply.In that situation the minerals pass under the PA laws of intestacy to the legal heirs and the court appoints a personal representative.The The PR as part of ancillary probate then deeds the minerals to the legal heirs and in the shares the probate court finds appropriate under the laws of intestacy.Reference to Ancillary Probate..http://www.lmlawllc.com/ancillary-probate/PA laws of intestacy.
You would make your application for Ancillary Probate where the minerals are located.You are going to need a local probate lawyer you can locate on here.http://apps.americanbar.org/legalservices/lris/directory/main.cfm?id=PAThe will would likely not be valid under PA law here are those requirements.http://livingtrustnetwork.com/estate-planning-center/last-will-and-testament/requirements-for-a-will/pennsylvania.htmlI appreciate the chance to assist you today.Please let me know if you have more follow up.Thanks again.
Can you call me. Are you familar with PA law
I am familiar with PA law.We can only communicate here through the site.Let me know if you have more follow up.Be happy to respond.
In Pennsylvania you must be at least 18 years of age and of sound mind to make a will. Your will must be in writing and signed at the end by the testator. If the testator is unable to sign his or her will, someone else may sign the will for the testator so long as this is done in the testator's presence and at his or her direction.
In Pennsylvania it is not necessary for the signing of your will to be witnessed by anyone; however it is customary to have at least two people witness the signing of your will.
Pennsylvania does accept self-proved wills. Such a will includes a separate page which is notarized and signed by the testator and witnesses. The purpose is to ensure that upon the death of the testator, the will be accepted as signed and the witnesses to the will will not need to be found.
So a will in ohio years ago without real substance or proof is not valid for transfer of mineral rights in PA when they were unknown at the time-lets say there was a will in Ohio but no mention in the will. Not probated in Pa. Your comments still apply
Each state has there own laws and each state has their own probate proceeding.Here if the minerals are in PA the Ohio court does not have jurisdiction over PA minerals and a second ancillary probate would be required.If you filed for court supervised probate the court if the will is then presented by other relatives would review it to see it it is valid under AP law.It is possible for a will to be valid in Ohio and yet not for AP here if the will does not mean that states requirements that I gave you above.This situation is very strange not sure how Ohio came to admit it but that does not bind PA since the asset in located in PA.Anytime a will is not valid then the laws of intestacy( no will) then come into play.
You may yet receive a share under laws of intestacy in PA if you are an heir at law.
He died in Ohio 1970. Will is in question even though approved by probate court as if testate leaving to his second wife.. Unknown Mineral rights in PA-(family) surfaced several years ago 2010.He had one son. Sanford. No probate filed in Pa. No mention of any real property in 1970 will. This filing in PA should clear this up if no one objects. Just making sure I understand


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I had 12.5 units of Botox and the injector pushed too hard on my head! This is not the first time I have had botox and could feel her technique was not good. I have had a headache for over a week and low grade flu symptoms? Could she have caused blood clotting or capillary damage? Should I see a doctor?
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Botox can cause headache and flu symptoms
Mild flu like symptoms are know to occur, though uncommonly, after routine administration of botox. These symptoms, like yours can include malaise, headache, nausea, muscle ache and fever. You can search on Allergan's webite (www.allergan.com) for the side effect profile. When you have side effects and adverse symptoms, you should see an experienced botox physician and these adverse reactions should be reported to Allergan. It is unlikely that a traumatic or even aggressive botox technique would leave you with a headache for so long, but anything is possible in medicine. If your headache persists, or is intractable, see your physician, as there are many other, potentially serious causes for persistent headaches and these should be investigated.
Botox symptoms related to technique?
As Dr. Placik suggested, it is very unlikely that your symptoms are related to the Botox since you've had these treatments in the past without negative side effects. It sounds as if the more important issue is your not liking the technique or experience of your treatment. Patients should always report any concerns or questions to their practitioner.
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Headache and flu symptoms after Botox
At that very low dose unless you were not being told the truth, is very unlikely the Botox could do this. But you stated the headache occurred after the injection, right? Seek medical care ASAP.
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Any injection can cause blood clotting or capillary damage. That is not entirely preventable but can be minimized with certain techniques. IT is unlikely that your symptoms are related to the Botox but anything is possible. It is more likely that you simultaneously contracted the flu. IF you are dissatisfied with your injector, seek another qualified individual.
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