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Too little sun light can activate cravings for fatty, high-calorie foods like cakes, cookies and chips. Lack of sunlight reduces the brain's production of serotonin, the mood-boosting brain chemical that not only helps us to feel happy but also suppresses food cravings and bingeing!
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T-AIMD-00-181: Published: May 18, 2000. Publicly Released: May 18, 2000.
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Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO discussed the ILOVEYOU computer virus, focusing on measures that can be taken to mitigate the effects of future attacks.
GAO noted that: (1) ILOVEYOU is both a virus and a worm; (2) worms propagate themselves through networks, and viruses destroy files and replicate themselves by manipulating files; (3) the damage resulting from this hybrid is limited to users of the Microsoft Windows operating system; (4) ILOVEYOU typically comes in the form of an electronic mail (e-mail) message from someone the recipient knows; (5) when opened and allowed to run, the virus attempts to send copies of itself to all entries in all of the recipient's address books; (6) soon after initial reports of the virus surfaced in Asia, the virus proliferated rapidly throughout the rest of the world; (7) recognizing the increasing computer-based risks to the nation's critical infrastructures, the federal government has taken steps over the past several years to create capabilities for effectively detecting, analyzing, and responding to cyber-based attacks; (8) however, the events and responses spawned by ILOVEYOU demonstrate both the challenge of providing timely warnings against information based threats and the increasing need for the development of national warning capabilities; (9) the National Infrastructure Protection Center (NIPC) is responsible for serving as the focal point in the federal government for gathering information on threats as well as facilitating and coordinating the federal government's response to incidents impacting key infrastructures; (10) once an imminent threat is identified, appropriate warnings and response actions must be effectively coordinated among federal agencies, the private sector, state and local governments, and other nations; (11) NIPC has had some success in providing early warnings on threats, but had less success with the ILOVEYOU virus; (12) for over 2 hours after NIPC first learned of the virus, it checked other sources in attempts to verify the initial information, with limited success; (13) NIPC did not issue an alert about ILOVEYOU on its own web page until hours after federal agencies were reportedly hit; (14) agencies themselves responded promptly and appropriately once they learned about the virus; (15) GAO found that the few federal components that either discovered or were alerted to the virus early did not effectively warn others; (16) to prevent future virus attacks, agencies can teach computer users that e-mail attachments are not always what they seem and that they should be careful when opening them; and (17) agencies can ensure that up-to-date virus detection software has been installed on their systems.
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Projects and Policies Related to Deploying Broadband in Unserved and Underserved AreasGAO-14-409: Published: Apr 23, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 23, 2014.
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Federal Broadband Deployment Programs and Small BusinessGAO-14-203: Published: Feb 7, 2014. Publicly Released: Mar 10, 2014.
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For anyone that has followed my severely messed up life, I ended things with the SO tonight. Right around the time our conversation started, I started contracting.
What sounds better; a pregnant single mom of 2 or a single mom of 3? Hmm.
For anyone that has followed my severely messed up life, I ended things with the SO tonight. Right around the time our conversation started, I started contracting.
What sounds better; a pregnant single mom of 2 or a single mom of 3? Hmm.
Ahh! That sounds terrible. What sounds best is a parent without a person in their lives that makes them miserable. Good luck to you!
*hugs* I am a single mum as well. Be happy and healthy, you dont need no one bringing you down.. I have been following all your posts! I hope everything goes well darlin! <3
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Yikes. Yeah, I seem to remember suggesting on another post of yours to leave... but don't remember the details. GL to you, I'm sure it's for the best! Hang in there.Â
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I don't know if we will forever be apart. And I think we are both hopeful that in the future we can be together. But, right now it's no good. I'm not happy, he's not happy. And, it's really been affecting me very negatviely, and I feel like my kids are getting the real short end of the stick. They deserve better. And, I think us separating will allow me to give them better.
hope everything goes well im a single mom too some times i find my self sad or upset but its better to be alone then stressed because of some one else who doesnt seem to care
Lots and lots of hugs.
Proud mommy to a DS13 and DD6 and our early Christmas present, another beautiful GIRL, born 12/02/11!
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Mom to A&B 12/06 P 11/11, and R 7/13 <3
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Reasons I love single motherhood: I can spoil my kids whenever I want, and there's no husband/whatever to judge me or tell me I shouldn't have. I get ALL the love and hugs and kisses and snuggles. I make every decision on my own: schools, extra curriculars, clothes, the list is endless. I can teach them whatever views I want, without asking anyone how they feel about it. Last but not least, I don't have to share. Ever. :) The list goes on!
Single motherhood isn't easy but it's so effing rewarding, and fun!
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Taieri Times is taking a trip down memory lane and visiting schools in the district which have been closed and have new uses. This week Tim Brown visits Ocean View School.
The laughter of children can still be heard in the corridor of Ocean View School.
Not in some ghostly nostalgic way, but literally, as Nicky O'Brien, Michael Byck and their children Breane (9) and Cody (7) call the former school home.
While an old school was not the family's first thought of a family home, upon visiting the site they decided it was perfect, Mrs O'Brien said.
''The whole location [was perfect],'' she said.
''It's on the end of a cul-de-sac, it looks out at the ocean and it's on five acres [2.02ha].''
The school, which opened in 1959, closed in 2008 because of declining rolls, merging with nearby Brighton School to form Big Rock School.
''It's just a larger-size home and we could see that vision,'' she said.
After Mr Byck and Mrs O'Brien bought the home in 2010, they got to work renovating it into the family home.
''We moved in four days later.
''My husband had work up in Marlborough, so it was me and the two young children sleeping in the office space,'' she said, with a laugh.
The family had maintained the character of the school in their renovation and part of it was used for apartment accommodation.
It allowed Mrs O'Brien to stay busy while working from home.
Apart from the accommodation, the family also kept ''some alpacas, some sheep and a pony'' on the large section. .
Ocean View School had grown on the family and they could not imagine themselves anywhere else, she said.
''We really love it,'' Mrs O'Brien said.
''It has the feeling of a marae. It has a calm strong feeling about it.
''It's just a very peaceful place to live and the business has done really well. We are really grateful.''
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Thanks to Blake from Portland OR a couple in front of me for doing my review. I seldom review books, however, this particular topic is one I'm quite familiar with and most aspects of it interest me. To say I'm "Pro Pot" would be quite the understatement.That said, as Blake notes so well, this book is one sided as to be uncomfortable, even to readers "on the same page" as it were. The petty name calling starts early but is overlooked in anticipation of a balance that never appears. I was distracted by the "Neener Neener" kindergarten feel after a while.There are some interesting facts and anecdotes to be sure. I learned quite a bit in reading this book. Still, I'm not sure I'd recommend it, which is a shame.....avoidable.
"The Emperor of All Maladies"
In agreement with other reviews, this is a very good read. A great attempt at addressing Cancer as the 800lb gorilla in the room without losing the layman reader in scientific jargon. It's a good overview of the path cancer science has taken - including more recent developments - and the human experience as seen through the eyes of patients, doctors, activists, politicians and corporations. I have to agree that this book is almost a mandatory read. The "that could be me" factor is ever present.


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by George Malik on 04/01/13 at 01:14 AM ET
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I'm feeling absolutely miserable, and it seems to have little to nothing to do with the Wings' ugly 7-1 loss to Chicago, so I'm going to do something very rare: I'm going to direct you to Gregg Krupa's, "The sky is not falling, the Wings are just in flux" column, because I really do believe what Krupa suggests--that this team simply has suffered too many injuries and too much roster turnover to be particularly consistent or truly embrace that post-Lidstrom identity until April 27th at the earliest--I will remind you that the Wings play tonight against Colorado (7:30 PM EDT, FSD/NBCSN/97.1 FM), and will probably do so without the services of Henrik Zetterberg...
And before this polar bear crawls back under the covers to get warm, which is my surest, "George, you have a bad cold" sign, I'm going to throw something out that Paul sent to me: the Edmonton Journal's Jim Matheson believes that the Red Wings need to do something that goes against every, "We never 'sell' assets at the trade deadline, even if we are remotely playoff-bound" philosophy-believing bone in their management's bodies.
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by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 02:30 PM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings had to make room for Danny DeKeyser on their 23-man roster, but they did not do so by sending Gustav Nyquist down to Grand Rapids:
Lashoff will probably play in the Grifins' Tuesday night game in Houston before returning to Detroit on Wednesday, when the Wings no longer have to worry about the 23-man roster limit. And yes, this does mean that DeKeyser may play tomorrow vs. Colorado, though Carlo Colaicovo may play instead...
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Update: UGH:
The Detroit Red Wings began their 7-1 loss to the Chicago Blackhawks finding out that Henrik Zetterberg had taken himself out of the game due to a groin injury, and by the time the game ended, the Mikael Samuelsson had succumbed to an "upper-body" injury (may be his last game for the Wings given how badly he's played in limited action--he's a cap-compliance buy-out lock).
With Gordie Howe, Ted Lindsay, Alex Delvecchio, Nicklas Lidstrom and Tomas Holmstrom in the house, the Red Wings played like they'd forgotten that those #9 jerseys they wore in warm-ups did not in fact give them super powers against a Blackhawks team that's owned them at the Joe...
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Joe Louis Arena serenades Gordie Howe
by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 01:17 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed, this might have been the highlight of the day during the Wings' difficult loss to Chicago: the entire rink sang "Happy Birthday" to Gordie Howe:
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Rut roh: Red Wings scratch Zetterberg with groin injury
by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 11:27 AM ET
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Not sure why this happened, but per the roster sheet and the Free Press's Helene St. James...
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Red Wings-Blackhawks game-day updates: Samuelsson, Franzen to play today
by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 10:36 AM ET
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The Detroit Red Wings face off against the Chicago Blackhawks for a matinee game today (12:30 PM EDT, NBC/NHL Network Canada/97.1 FM), and the Blackhawks have made their lineup changes..
While the Red Wings are wishing Mr. Hockey a happy birthday:
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by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 10:18 AM ET
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Late last night, ESPN's Craig Custance revealed that Red Wings legend Gordie Howe may make his last public appearances at today and tomorrow's Red Wings games, and this morning, the Free Press's Helene St. James reveals the heart-breaking truth behind his familys decision to finally pull Howe from the public eye:
Howe hasn't been around as much the past few years, as dementia slowly has taken over his life, progressing from mild to intermediate. Son Mark Howe, a scout for the Wings, said Gordie "is struggling. I think his memory might be down to two minutes, maybe five on a good day."
Howe is never left alone any more. He has been in Detroit staying with old friends for about a week. Before that, he was with his daughter, Cathy, in Texas. Howe stayed with Mark, in Philadelphia, for 10 days around Christmas.
"All you have to do is make oatmeal for him in the morning, then have a cookie or apple pie or chocolate ice cream before bed, and then he's happy," Mark said. "But if it's not someone that he knows who's with him, he really struggles. He was watching the Wings game the other night, and after two periods he put on his coat and made to leave. He said he was going to see Sid Abel at the end of the street. That's the first I'd heard of that kind of thing. But that's the stage he's at."
Continued, and Jimmy Howard, Niklas Kronwall and, in the rest of St. James' story, Pavel Datsyuk also talk about Howe's lingering influence upon them:
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by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 02:57 AM ET
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This was supposed to be part of the Red Wings-Blackhawks set-up, but the entry took up too much bandwidth, so one must think on one's feet, even at 4 AM.
Amongst this morning's Red Wings-related topics:
Regarding the trade deadline: Ken Holland followed up his conversation with NHL.com's Brian Hedger regarding the trade deadline by stating unequivocally to the Free Press's Helene St. James that the Wings will not trade their 1st round pick in this year's draft, nor will they go the "rental"route.
Will the Wings' management, pro and amateur scouts bunker down at the Joe, kick every tire and attempt to find players that will improve their team?
Yep. But they're not going to sell the barn to buy a horse, nor are they going to screw themselves cap-wise going forward for the sake of making a deadline splash--and landing DeKeyser is a huge contributing factor to that equation, as did the Wings' 2-for-3 and 3-for-4 road trips through Western Canada and the Western U.S. proved that this team is gelling together pretty nicely during what is admittedly a rebuilding and-or-transitional year:
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Red Wings-Blackhawks set-up: Wings need to battle tide of home defeats against Chicago
by George Malik on 03/31/13 at 02:55 AM ET
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Today's going to be a little bit surreal in more ways than one. Nicklas Lidstrom (in town to visit pals, recruit Danny DeKeyser and then head down to Florida for a "spring break" trip with his family) and 85th-birthday boy Gordie Howe will attend today's matinee between the Detroit Red Wings and Chicago Blackhawks (12:30 PM EDT, NBC/NHL Network Canada/97.1 FM), and it's entirely possible that we'll see the team make some more roster moves as Johan Franzen and Mikael Samuelsson may play today (farewell, Kent Huskins)...
But, regardless of who actually plays for the Wings after the team dons #9 commemorative jerseys during the pre-game skate, the Wings' players face a particularly stiff task: in beginning a slate of back-to-back games against the Blackhawks and Avalanche, today's opponent comes into town possessing a staggering 8-0-and-1 record at Joe Louis Arena and a 10-1-and-2 record against the Wings of late, and the Blackhawks will start a goalie opposite Jimmy Howard who boasts a 9-2-and-2 record against Detroit in Corey Crawford.
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Custance: Red Wings legend Gordie Howe's 85th birthday appearances may be among his last
by George Malik on 03/30/13 at 10:54 PM ET
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Update: NHL.com's John Kreiser also wished Howe a happy birthday on behalf of the NHL(!) and posted a slate of significant figures from Howe's career:
Red Wings legend Gordie Howe turns 85 on Sunday, and the Red Wings will commemorate his birthday by wearing commemorative #9 jerseys in warm-ups prior to Sunday's matinee against Chicago (12:30 PM EDT, NBC/NHL Network Canada/97.1 FM, and the jerseys will be auctioned to support the Gordie Howe Foundation).
Howe is slowing down a bit and battles a "mild cognitive impairment" at times, but his family told the Canadian Press that he'll attend both Sunday and Monday's games (he's signing autographs during the 1st or 2nd intermission, and with a movie about his comeback with the Houston Aeros set to preiiere on the Hallmark Channel on May 4th, Howe will be in the public eye again, but ESPN's Craig Custance reports that Howe's appearances on Sunday and Monday may be the last times fans will be able to see him in such a crowded setting--though the family is pulling back the curtain on Howe's now very-private life for the sake of their father's enjoyment of the next two days:
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204/206 Fulford Road, York, YO10 4DD, United Kingdom – Show map
Very friendly service.
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Great Room, Breakfast & Friendly Geoff.
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Close to city centre. Comfortable bed,pleasant proprietor. On site parklng
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Outside of main town within a lovely 10 minute walk along river (first right out of holly lodge). Nice breakfast with extra toast and butter! Owner very helpful. Seen complaints about shower pressure... Ours was perfect....small but perfect pressure and temp. Room cleaned each day
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Geoff very welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful.
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The location was fantastic, just out of town promoting a relaxing walk alongside the river into town.
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Fantastic location easy walk to City centre
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The staff were so helpful and building lovely. Could do with bigger car park. Shower facilities need update. All in all lovely time.
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Location. South of city centre so a good route to the A64 (and other roads) avoiding the city centre. Satnav gives destination 200 - 300 metres short. Good breakfast, nice sausages. Good proprietors.
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Location was great
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This charming, 4-star guest house is set within 10-15 minutes' stroll of York city centre. Set in a beautifully appointed Georgian Grade II listed building, Holly Lodge offers a delightful walled garden, free private parking and traditional breakfasts.
The building dates back to the early 1800s and is filled with period charm. Spacious and tastefully decorated en suite rooms feature a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi. Most have garden views.
Holly Lodge serves a traditional breakfast, cooked to order and made with fresh ingredients. A buffet of cereals and fruit is also provided and vegetarian breakfasts are available. The spacious guest lounge overlooks the garden and features a grand piano.
The property is located on the A19, within 10 minutes' drive of York Railway Station. Frequent bus services to the centre pass just outside. York Racecourse is only 1 mile away, while York Designer Outlet is within 2 miles.
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The house was lovely. Staff very friendly and helpful and the location is brilliant. Next door to a sainsburys express. There's a pub across the street and an Indians down the street (bring your own alcohol) over all a fantastic place to stay.
the only thing that was a let down was the shower. I've been wetter when caught in the rain!
Staff were nice, room was comfortable and clean and it was an easy taxi ride to the city centre.
Not sure if it was because it's a cold time of year but the room was very cold! Literally shivering at times and had to use an extra blanket in the bed.
Close to city centre. Comfortable bed,pleasant proprietor. On site parklng
Breakfast bland scrambled eggs tastlless bedroom rug stained ,bathroom in need of refurbrishment. Could hear guests in next bedroom .
Outside of main town within a lovely 10 minute walk along river (first right out of holly lodge). Nice breakfast with extra toast and butter! Owner very helpful. Seen complaints about shower pressure... Ours was perfect....small but perfect pressure and temp. Room cleaned each day
Would have liked bigger bathroom with sink (rather than sink in bedroom) but with period properties like this I understand you don't want to knock them about too much so not a problem
Location, owner and breakfast
Sink in bedroom, plastic shower, some areas needed a good clean
Geoff very welcoming, knowledgeable and helpful.
Shower clean but almost useless. Sink situated in bedroom. Breakfast good apart from poor quality sausages.
The location was fantastic, just out of town promoting a relaxing walk alongside the river into town.
The bathroom was the worst I have ever seen in a hotel. It was impossible to shower as the shower didn't work and the bath was so old it didn't look clean (it was). Needs some investment to make the hotel a fantastic place to stay.
Fantastic location easy walk to City centre
payment as we came in the door
The staff were so helpful and building lovely. Could do with bigger car park. Shower facilities need update. All in all lovely time.
Shower. Toilet cistern hard to flush. Car park small.
The owner was lovely and very friendly.
The room we stayed in was not a 4 star room. The shower had to run for at least 5 minutes before it was warm enough and then the water only trickled out. It was all a little dated.
Location. South of city centre so a good route to the A64 (and other roads) avoiding the city centre. Satnav gives destination 200 - 300 metres short. Good breakfast, nice sausages. Good proprietors.
Sadly for me, the shower cubicle was too short and too small. The shaving mirror could only be used if I kneeled down! Trivial complaints, yet overall I would be happy to stay there again.
Location was great
Room and en suit was not clean, shower was high to enter and exit, water power was non existent,bags from some other guests down back of cabinet, sponge at back of headboard, noise from other rooms,
Breakfast was excellant
Bathroom needs modernising and shower had very poor power.
The location, two minutes walk from the river, and fifteen minutes walk to York centre. The full English breakfast provided was excellent .
Brilliant weekend stay, staff were most welcoming and willing to help, breakfast was good. Didn't have a car with us but parking was available, and just a short walk into the city. Will be back!
External building is very pretty
The room was old and in need of improvement. The sink was in the bedroom rather than the bathroom. It didn't seem like a 4 star place.
Absolutely fantastic hotel! We stay in York quite often, however this hotel has been by far the best we have stayed in. Geoff was incredibly helpful, really warm atmosphere upon arrival. Breakfast was included and was made to order rather than being left out on a hot plate like most places. We would definitely stay at this hotel again, absolutely nothing to fault it on. Thanks for making our stay even better!
Fairly close to CBD, carpark,
Rooms were small with no ventilation, windows could not be opened, so was quite stuffy. Hot water took ages , and shower base did not empty quickly so nearly stood in a bath by the end of the shower
The location was great. 10 minute walk to the town centre didn't use the car once we had took our bags out. and there is a little shop across the road. Pubs all the way to town that serve food to. And York town is really good day and night. The owner is great and very helpful. Would recommended to anyone thinking of going to York to stay here.
I felt the price was a little high for what we got. Having to be up and down for breakfast between half 8 - 9 was a bit much.
A lovely old building. Owner was polite
The cleanliness. Couldn't have a shower it was cold with very low pressure. Couldn't open window when we tried it was full of dead moths. Carpet was really dirty and worn. Owner took payment before we even got to see the room. No wonder. Sorry but it really needs a good clean. That's all...
Good location to access York.
There is only a half hour window to have breakfast. Bathroom is very small.
Owner, location, the period property, off road parking
nothing we did not like
This place is lovely and quiet; good parking & comfortable, the owners very friendly.


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Personally, I'm not at all into sports and I'm very specifically not into soccer. However, this cute dog has made the game a whole lot more interesting and fun to watch!
During the 67th minute the dog decided to add some more cuteness to the event by running onto the field and playing 'catch-the-dog' for a whole 3 minutes!
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Almost any girl you'll ever meet will agree with me that women's shoes are, besides from absolutely gorgeous and cute, painful and impossible to walk long distances on. We wouldn't be wearing them at all, were it not that they looked so good on us.
Yes, we probably all agree that guys are very lucky creatures, as they (well, most of them anyway) don't have to wear our shoes.
Of course there are some confused guys, who don't seem to get how lucky they are to have the privilege to come home without bleeding heels and swollen ankles and seem as tempted to buy a couple of cute shoes as we are. Well Leo, if you weren't a cute lazy cat, who probably doesn't walk a step in the shoes you're wearing, I would've said "Well done boy!", but in this case "aww <3" will do.
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Have you struggled with weight loss or just maintaining a healthy weight? Well a new study from the National Institutes of Health in the U.S. may have an answer for why so many people continue to struggle.
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LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Published in the journal of Molecular Psychiatry, a study suggests that a gene that has been linked to obesity is thought to trigger hunger pangs, which affect a person's ability to resist impulse eating.
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The study could explain why people with the gene struggle to maintain a healthy weight as they age, suggesting some people are predisposed to becoming obese, researchers say.
There have been various studies which have previously linked versions of the FTO gene to chronic obesity, but scientists have struggled to determine how the gene affects a person's likelihood to be obese, said Ruth Loos, director of the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York.
This new study has found that those who are middle-aged or older, and have one or two copies of this gene, appear to eat more high-calorie and fatty foods as they age.
Scans performed on the 700 participants found lower brain function in the parts of the brain that govern a person's impulses and perception of food texture and taste.
The report's senior author, Dr. Madhav Thambisetty, chief of clinical and translational neuroscience at the National Institute of Aging's Laboratory of Behavioral Neuroscience said: "Sure enough, people who carry one or two copies of the FTO variant show increased intake of high-calorie or fatty food as they age."
"There may be a common biological factor underlying both the risk for obesity during again, as well as obesity-related behavior like your ability to resist impulse eating."
This study means that those with a genetic risk for obesity face an uphill battle to maintain healthy weight standards, but Loos said that the study does not prove that a genetic predisposition to obesity means a person will be obese.
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Bulbophyllum phaelanopsis 'Zuma Canyon' AM/AOS
This is the yet unopened flower of this plant. Couldn't help posting it, can you imagine waking up in the middle of the night and having that thing in your face, or even in your dream? This is one of the six macrobulbons from the Bulbophyllum group . Leaves can get up to 6' long, mine is just a youngster. Bulbo fletcherianum has similar leaves but the flowers are devoid of the little yellow appendages. I guess they are supposed to look like little maggots and along with the enchanting aroma of rotten flesh attract the pollinating flies.
The entire plant. It normally grows in a moist, congested, rather shady area. I brought it out only for greater appreciation. 10 years ago I traded a member one of my awarded B fletcherianum (syn speisii) 'Paul's Fragrance' AM/AOS bulb for one of his Zuma Canyon ones. It took it 10 years to reach this size, has bloomed several times.
This plant was awarded by George Vasquez (owner of Zuma Canyon Orchids) at least 20 years ago. Apparently it caused quite a stir then as these guys were simply not seen. Either the plant or a portion of it was given to Rebecca Northern, a picture of it is in her book. (I'm told) She gave either the whole plant or a piece of it to Chuck Spain who grew it in Long Beach. It was from him that I got apparently 2 bulbs in exchange for 2 bulbs of my fletcherianum. The fletcherianum hasn't bloomed for a while so it's overdue, hopefully it will find it in it's heart to do so soon. It's bigger than the phaelanopsis but still not as big as they are capable of getting.
I have heard mention of this specific clone from several people across America so pieces of it made it to different growers. 2 people who used to post on this forum stated that they have a piece of it. The guy with whom I made a large swap of Bulbophyllums recently also has a piece of it. It appears to be willing to grow and allow itself to be divided.
Today is Oct 6th, our meeting is Oct 18th. That's a 12 day spread. In order to have a better chance of having this stinker in bloom so that everyone can appreciate the delicate, exquisite fragrance, I'm going to bring it into my bedroom before it opens . The reason for this is that the pollinator is our ordinary fly, not some exotic insect not found here. Once it's open and really puts out the signal to come and get me, the flies swarm around it and pollination will take place
Even though I have never had a seed pod develop in the past, I know that once flowers are pollinated, they tend to fade fairly fast. This is a general truism, not specific to this plant. By preventing pollination, I aim to make the flowers last a little longer and hopefully make it to our meeting.
Since my olfactory prowess is almost totally shot anyway, having it in my bedroom is no problem. Putting it in the living room might produce objections from some of the more sensitive members of the household who feel weird about the odor of rotten flesh. Some people are strange about that. There is light at the end of the tunnel as one of my Republican friends stated that if they manage to repeal Obamacare, this flower will no longer smell like that. At least now the government shut down makes sense.
This is the second time a message was posted twice. I noticed someone else had this problem recently.
I plan to donate the pod to Troy Meyer's Orchid Conservatory. They will try to flask it and, if successful, return one developed flask to me and keep the rest. They will try to do 3 to 4 flasks. They warned me that the pod is very slow to mature and it may be 300 to 385 days before they begin the process. The seedlings will not inherit the award nor the name. They will be called Bulbophyllum phaelanosis Zuma Canyon AM/AOS x self, and will need to be renamed if someone chooses to do this.
This is a slow process, 7 years plus before new flowers can be viewed. A good incentive for me to keep my Cholesterol in check. If I last long enough I will probably offer these plants for trades.


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Posted on September 15 at 10:45 a.m.
So despite your misgivings about not taking the cases to trial, you'll still collect your 40% of each settlement then, Darryl?
Posted on September 14 at 1:25 p.m.
No, Darryl, I definitely did not think you worked for free. You're entitled to earn a living just like the rest of us. But touting the $50,000 gross figure and patting yourself on the back for your good lawyering while ignoring the fact that the amount the client actually nets is a lot lower than $50,000 strikes me as disingenuous, and it tarnishes your crusader sword and shield.
Posted on September 13 at 8:56 p.m.
'Good lawyering' or not, if Cotledge has to pay her lawyers out of that $50,000 then I still think that's a pretty modest settlement, especially for a broken arm. Just my opinion.
As for Denunzio, I imagine we'll see him making news again in the future, as I imagine he's going to continue to do nothing about his problem with alcohol.
Posted on September 13 at 3:37 p.m.
The amounts the parties agreed to in order to settle the cases strike me as pretty modest when compared to what was alleged in the early rhetoric. How much of that $30,000 and $140,000 actually get to the plaintiffs, and how much do their attorneys get for their "good lawyering?" Just wondering.
Posted on September 1 at 1:49 p.m.
intellectualwhore, it is illegal to possess metal knuckles in California - see CA Penal Code Section 12020 (a)(1).
Posted on August 4 at 4:42 p.m.
Something sure happened in the courtroom that day, and DG looked guilty as hell there in the video. But I don't have any problem with the result if there was insufficient evidence to prove what happened one way or another.
I think what happened here is a relatively inexperienced judge [with a reputation for laziness and who has clashed with DG several times in the past] failed to put together a bulletproof contempt case, and some excellent lawyers using a sound legal argument convinced an even less-experienced judge that there wasn't enough evidence to sustain the allegation. That's all.
So be it. I do think the electorate needs to remember this matter when these two judges [Hill and Geck] stand for election, whenever that may be. I was underwhelmed with Hill's description of what Genis was doing at the wrong end of the table as "fiddling" with papers. That seemed a pretty vague word to me for a judge to use in such a serious context, but I've been unimpressed with Brian Hill for a very long time now.
The bottom line is that I think DG dodged a bullet here, and I don't think he's as smooth as he thinks he is. I believe sooner or later his antics are going to come around and really bite him.
Posted on August 1 at 6:54 p.m.
"I was collecting a piece of evidence." Cute, DG. Keep your eyes on your own paper next time and maybe there won't be any confusion about what you are or are not doing.
Posted on July 30 at 3:36 p.m.
I agree, buckwheat. I hope this scumbag plaintiff goes away forever, but the incident must have been pretty bad [and much of it caught on camera] for the sheriff to fire the custody deputies so quickly. There doesn't seem to have been too much time wasted in prosecuting these two guys, either.
Posted on July 29 at 9:41 a.m.
14noscams, you continue to allege wrongdoing on the part of Beutel while at the same time you dismiss and minimize new allegations of wrongdoing on the part of Darryl Genis, evidently because you and he feel that he's a crusader for what you see as The Right and the Good.
However, if Genis wants to continue his crusade for the Right and the Good [while at the same time making a lot of money], then he needs to follow the rules set by the State Bar and other entities [e.g., judges like Hill that he clearly has no respect for] for how to act in a courtroom and how to do his job. If he doesn't follow these rules, then he will ultimately lose his privilege to practice law. Even the great and powerful Darryl Genis must follow the rules. He is not allowed to cheat, which is basically what he's alleged to have done in the most recent case.
This has absolutely nothing to do with Beutel, though you seem to think it does somehow. But keep grinding your axes though, because it's pretty funny.
Posted on July 24 at 6:01 a.m.
14noscams, the answers to both of your questions is yes, not that this has anything to do with the subject of this Indy article or with Officer Beutel. Repeating someone else's version of facts does not make them true nor does it prove anything. But please keep grinding your axes.


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Build Log
The "foamyak" My 1st Build finally documented. With Pics and vids and some night fpv!
A few aerobatics here and there testing it's new motor
Did a little Glide testing in last half of this video
1st Night flight fpv with tiny dv80 cam During the glide test, where I cut power at high altitude and see how slowly it will fly without stalling, turns out it won't stall, it just floats down, seriously i could not get this plane to stall and fall out of the sky like most aerobatic planes will, even with the flaps down, where it is just crawling, it will just maintain level forward flight and float down ridiculously slow while being fully controllable. This is a $ tree foam production completely scratchbuilt by handyfella himself, no plans, all assembled with homemade pushrods, and hot glued together. Just an adjustable cg to get it right and to use different batteries if I want. I move the wing forward a little for the 1800 3s and back a little for the 1000's. Has taken me a while to finally get around to sorting this plane's cg out and get a suitable power system for it that will do the airframe justice. That turned out to be the motor from the flying wing, which makes this plane pretty fast with an 11x7 and will hover at about 75% throttle with a full battery. Easy flying means battery lasts 12min, lots of rolls and loops and you get 8 minutes. This was intended to be my trainer plane, very first airframe I've ever built and attempted to fly, and it has taken some abuse with the very best of em. Combined with a few hours of simulator time it has been pretty easy to fly although landing approach is pretty fast, and though it slows down a lot with the flaperons, the do tend to cause a little more roll and yaw than I was ready for, but so far it has worked very well. It turns out my wing mounting system has pretty much saved it's "tail" several times over. It has 4 breakaway mounts that hold the rubber bands around the fuse. I didn't intend for the mounts to be breakaway, I just wanted to be able to fine tune the cg without adding weight, since this is supposed to be a sporty aerobatic plane, but after extensive crash testing, any amount of twist, like if the wing nails the ground in a banked turn or something, the mounts will just twist against the basswood bracing along the edges of the fuse and snap off due to being superglued on, which has low impact strength, and the holes the tabs stick through are triple thick foamboard, and absorbs all the impact. The durability has blown me away. Also the motor mount doubles as the battery case, so the battery and esc are just behind the motor and the whole power pack slides into the ID of the fuse tube, and then is held in place by one bbq skewer in a cross drilled hole, and this also acts as a breakaway system where in a big impact, the holding pin just shears away and allows the powerpack to just push up into the fuse absorbing even more impact, and usually saving the motor shaft, but rarely saves the prop I'm afraid... Wing is a sorta kfm3 but top step is centered on the 2nd step and is smoothed with packing tape and a hidden carbon arrow shaft for a spar which makes it really tough and holds up to some pretty high g's. Flight envelope is pretty fast to realllly slow with the flaps on. There is also a basswood spar that runs a good portion of the wingspan, but is not strong enough by itself, so I added an arrow shaft and I definitely think the arrow shaft is strong enough by itself, however two arrows would be lighter than the single basswood spar that is hot glued in the entire way across, which added tons of unneeded weight. The wheels are a real gem, double thick foamboard disks, a balsa slab either side drilled for the axle, wrapped with weatherstripping, and held on to the umbrella fiberglass rod axle with fuel line. Axle was originally a bbq skewer, but broke every other landing, not so with the fg rod. auw= 28oz wing loading= ~7.7oz/ft^2 (including horiz stab) Root chord=11" Tip chord=8.5" WS=48" spinner to tail= 41" horiz stab= 17.5" at widest point vertical stab= 8" above horizontal stab battery= 1800 3s blue lipo esc = hobbyking 25-30a ss esc motor = alpha 450 890kv prop = 11x7 apc E servos = dynam 7g $1.60 each (sold in pairs by hobbypartz.com) and work awesome! Fuse is a 2" square tube made from one 8" wide by 30" sheet of foam, with v notches cut every 2", then glued bulkheads in every 6" before folding it shut and gluing it with hot glue. Hinges are packing tape. It's a prototype that has been crashed about 7 times, and fixed 7 times.. Hence the added tail length, lengthened ailerons, landing gear was rebuilt about 5 times, and modified the elevator so the sides extend to the forward tip of the stabilizer. |
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Alcohol Quotes, Sayings about alcoholic drinks - Page 3
I have a drinking problem… I can't find my beer.
The whole world is about three drinks behind.
– Humphrey Bogart
Who is this moderation I am supposed to be drinking with?
I went to bed drunk and happy, I woke up tired and hurting…Obviously sleep is a bad thing.
This is one of the disadvantages of wine: it makes a man mistake words for thought.
– Samuel Johnson
I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they always worked for me.
– Hunter S. Thompson
The drunk tongue speaks for the sober heart
Everybody has to believe in something. I believe I'll have another drink.
Whiskey and Beer are a man's worst enemies… But the man that runs away from his enemies is a coward!
Once, during Prohibition, I was forced to live for days on nothing but food and water.
– W. C. Fields
Parent says don't drink
Friends says don't drink
Cops says don't drink
Are they saving it for themselves?
If drinking and driving is illegal…then why do bars have parking lots?
Alchohal Brings Out The Inner Retard In All Of Us…
If water is the universal solvent, then beer is the universal solution!
Do you realize you were swerving back there?
Sorry officer, my beer was sliding all over the dashboard and I didn't want it to spill.
If you can still read the label,
You need another.
If you can't read the label,
You need another anyway
People say I have a drinking problem…
i have no problem…
i drink,
i get drunk,
i pass out,
Alcohol – Some of the best times you'll never remember.
The first glass is for myself, the second for my friends, the third for good humor, and the forth for my enemies.
– William Temple
Things that are difficult to say when you're drunk.
Tequila… Making ugly men look good since the 16th century.
Prohibition may be a disputed theory, but none can say that it doesn't hold water.
– Thomas L. Masson
There is a devil in every berry of the grape.
Alcohol has cost many lives…but let's not forget how many it has created.
When you're drunk, you notice the Earth really spins.