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Julia Henty necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 130 diseños de 31 diseñadores freelance.
2 german chicks wanting to make mums happy! I myself am i mum of one and another one on the way, need a challenge and a little project to keep my mind working. Its my sister and I who will put a different feel to second hand clothing by displaying them properly and opening a fresh, clean, well looked after shop for women, men, children and everyone who loves to shop! Clothing will be available for kids from newborn up to 8 years of age. We have a beautiful collection already and aim to keep it interesting for our returning customers.
We will add a few german toys, clothes and traditions and all the display items will be for sale, which many of them will be new (like big vases, tables, chairs... ).
Our little shop front is located opposite the local primary school in a quiet side street. Even though we will be getting a lot of passing traffic its important to look interesting and different enough for busy mums and dads to want to stop and come in and have a look.
I am not very creative thats why i need your help.
I know i want something clean and easy to read. I had a vision of the Lilly being in a pale pink and the Max in a pale blue on a white background in an elegant writing. But am happy with all your thoughts and ideas.
It needs to be grown up and modern but still friendly and welcoming.
The logo will be on the shop front, business cards and our cars.
The shop will be painted all white with clean, neat, modern display.
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Need for Speed: Most Wanted GBA for Nintendo Gameboy Advance/GBA is a Racing game published by EA Games.
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Need for Speed: Most Wanted GBA Info:
Release Date: November 15, 2005
Genre : Racing
Publisher: EA Games
Region : USA
Languages: English
Platform : Gameboy Advance
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Genre : Racing
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Languages: English
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You do not expect your wheel finish on your brand new wheels to start chipping off:
Notice black flakes just falling off onto the ground from the wheel:
This is what the owner had to say:
My Satin Black HRE R101 LW which I presume are the creme de la creme of HRE's has a terrible finish. One of the spokes has chunks coming off which is leading me to believe that Wheels Boutique sold me refinished wheels which were done poorly or that the HRE finish itself sucks. The rest of the wheels have several tiny chips all over them.. I can understand the tiny chips from daily driving but the black finish actually flaking off in chunks?


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Restaurant San Lorenzo – Chef Thomas Galliker
Open every day for lunch from 11:30 am to 12:45 pm
Open every day for dinner from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm
Have a seat in our elegant but cozy restaurant San Lorenzo, in the historical center of Lugano. When North meets South, an eclectic combination of flavors mix into a tantalizing palette of scent and colors in your plate.
Dining at Hotel Federale can be an exotic vacation for your taste buds. Come back in time when Risotto, Lasagne, or Beef Tartar were made of only natural products. Chef Thomas prefers to use only fresh products and prepare them à la minute, like it was done in traditional cuisine.
Try our beefsteak tartar, prepared with pure swiss beef, and combine it with our savory salads or other swiss or swiss italian specialities.
Finish your meal with some sweets ! At Restaurant San Lorenzo, in Hotel Federale in Lugano, you will find a wide offer of homemade deserts, seasonal ice creams, and also sherbets, mousse and fresh fruits salad.
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dmccoy necesitaba un nuevo diseño de botón o icono y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 48 diseños de 11 diseñadores freelance.
I am a solo developer working on iPhone apps in the audio/games categories. I currently have one in the pipeline and several on the drawing board.
iPhone users, game players, those who want to pass the time with a little fun.
The target app is a toy/game app that allows the user to record their voice and play it in reverse.
I have a few ideas that will be explained below, but feel free to submit any other ideas that you may have.
I need a few specific things:
1. a play button, reverse play button, a stop button, and a record button. All buttons should have a default look and an active look similar to an unlit LED and a lit LED respectively. Buttons should look suitable for iPhone, having the common 3D glossy look. I would prefer that the 4 buttons above be arranged in a cohesive manner as to look like an integrated transport control for a voice recorder.
2. A logo/icon graphic. My idea for this is a cartoon speech balloon with an arrow pointing to the left, similar to the Apple iChat app logo. Same glossy finish. Color negotiable. If you have other ideas based on the app description above, please submit. Ideas using a microphone graphic are welcome.
3. a background graphic for the app. something to integrate a title at the top, the controls in the middle and a toolbar at the bottom. keeping a common color scheme.
All graphics should be in layered psd format and fully editable. minimum 160 dpi. preferably 300dpi. The target screen is 480x320. iPhone portrait orientation.
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Beware! They Will Waste Your Time!
Fund: Lightspeed Venture Partners
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-06-30
Out of the blue, we were contacted by LSVP since they had an interest in learning about us, making us a part of their deal flow and investing in us. They gave the impression of a serious and fast moving VC, and after substantial discussions, they simultaneously asked us to come and present to the "Team," as well as set up calls with our customers.
Net-net, they learned about the market from us and used the face to face to get introduced to our customers. After all that, they went silent for 6 weeks! No emails, no phone call returns, nothing. Eventually when I pushed them for an answer through one of the LPs, we got back some lame feedback saying we were "too early," something that they would have known after the first 5 minutes when we do our elevator pitch if it were true.
1. They will "cold call" you from Press Releases.
2. They will use you to gain market knowledge.
3. They will try to get connected to your customers.
BUT know that
4. They will always be late to meetings.
5. They will not be prepared beyond the initial meetings where they bait you into the process,
6. They are not serious investors.
6. They do not have a DD process that is transparent.
7. They do not have any respect for entrepreneurs.


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Lansing Community College provides it's students and faculty the ability to print from their personal devices while attached to LCC's wireless on campus. For information on LCC's wireless networks, please click here. Once you are connected to LCC's wireless networks - you will need to locate and add a printer.
For Windows 7 and later devices - please click here
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New York, May 19, 2011--The Committee to Protect Journalists welcomes today's court ruling in the southern republic of Dagestan, which acquitted Editor Nadira Isayeva and four reporters with the Makhachkala-based independent weekly Chernovik of long-standing, politicized extremism charges.
At a final court hearing today, Judge Sharapudin Gadzhiyev declared Isayeva and her colleagues Biyakay Magomedov, Artur Mamayev, Magomed Magomedov, and Timur Mustafayev not guilty of "inciting hatred" and "demeaning the honor of law enforcement officials as a social group"--charges included under the twice-amended anti-extremism legislation that Russian authorities have selectively applied against critics.
Dagestan prosecutors filed charges against Isayeva and her colleagues after Chernovik published in 2008 a series of articles critical of regional police and the Federal Security Service (FSB). In the articles, Isayeva and her colleagues contended that heavy-handed anti-terrorism operations, carried out by the two agencies in Dagestan, have fueled the rise of militant Islam in the region.
"We welcome today's acquittal by the Makhachkala court and congratulate our colleagues with the weekly Chernovik on this important, hard-earned victory," CPJ's Europe and Central Asia Program Coordinator Nina Ognianova said. "This is a rare respite for the media in a region where journalists are often subject to physical violence, even murder in retaliation for their work."
Speaking to CPJ after today's court hearing, Isayeva said she saw the case against her and her colleagues as "a test for the institution of press freedom" in Dagestan. Chernovik's articles had been subjected to numerous government expert analyses on linguistic and psychological over the past three years, in an attempt to determine whether they contained "calls to extremism."
Had Chernovik's journalists been convicted, the four reporters would have faced up to two years in prison while Isayeva would have been subject to a term of up to five years.In November, in recognition of Isayeva's courage, CPJ awarded her an International Press Freedom Award.


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Kitchen Cleaning Truro
Crystal Clear offer a kitchen deep cleaning service in Truro. It is one of the simplest ways to create a clean, safe kitchen and to meet your legal obligations towards your customers and staff. As well as dealing with invisible hygiene problems, regular deep kitchen cleaning helps to create a positive atmosphere amongst kitchen staff and lets them know that you expect high standards.
Regular deep cleaning provides you with:
* reduced risk of enforcement, closure or prosecution by Environmental Health Officers
* safer food hygiene for your customers
* better working conditions for your staff
* reduced risk of pest infestation
* demonstration of high standards to your staff and improved staff motivation
Even if you have the best cleaning regime possible, there will still be some part of your kitchen and equipment which simply doesn't get cleaned and yet the build up of dirt and grease in these inaccessible areas can still pose a significant health risk. Crystal Clear's kitchen deep cleaning service in Truro can deal effectively with this type of problem.
It is every catering outlet's worst nightmare to have customers fall ill or acquire a reputation for bad hygiene. However, regular kitchen deep cleaning minimises this risk, protecting the health of your customers and avoiding damage to the reputation of your business.
Deep kitchen cleaning and everyday cleaning should complement each other. It is far easier and quicker for your staff to maintain a clean kitchen if they are starting from a very clean baseline and kitchen employees who start out with a thoroughly clean kitchen will feel far more motivated to keep it clean. In addition, seeing a deep clean take place sends a powerful message to your staff that you take hygiene seriously and expect them to do the same.
Commercial kitchen hygiene is rigorously enforced by Local Authority Environmental Health Officers using the Food Safety Act 1990 as their principal item of legislation.
In addition, the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 requires food outlets to demonstrate not just that a premises is adequately clean at the time an officer visits, but has a cleaning protocol in place – i.e. a planned schedule which you can show is being followed by staff. Having scheduled deep cleans strengthens your protocol and goes a long way to convince an Environmental Health Officer that you take cleanliness seriously and that you have your cleaning regime under control.


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i think i have looked at two many different sorces of information and got myself confused
how does queen bee rearing start and work?
and how do you start up another hive when you already have one?
i'm about to build my own hive and keep bees so need some help before
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The CP-150 brass minimalist recessed pull is designed for cabinets and fine furniture. It may be either surface or flush mounted. The pull measures 1-1/2" in diameter.
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Lindenwood University has been awarded a $400,000 challenge grant by The Kresge Foundation toward completion of two residence halls currently under construction on the St. Charles campus. The grant is conditioned upon Lindenwood raising the $1.4 million balance required to complete funding of the project by Aug. 1, 2000.
Lindenwood is currently in the midst of a $46 million campaign that includes the two residence halls and a campus center scheduled for construction in the spring. The construction consts of the two residence halls is projected to be just over $10 million. Lindenwood has raised more than $8.2 million toward the residence hall project cost.
President Dennis Spellmann said the Kresge award is an affirmation of the renaissance that has taken place in every area of the university. He points out that Lindenwood is debt-free and has been recognized as one of the best-managed colleges in the nation.
"This is a very competitive award," Spellmann said. "At a time when the government is talking about the need for affordability and accessibility in institutions of higher learning, we are actually providing it. Our excellent graduation and placement rates show that our approach equates to real world success."
The Kresge Foundation, based in Michigan, is a philanthropic organization that awards challenge grants toward new or improved facilities or the purchase of equipment or real estate. Grants are awarded to institutions in higher education, health and long-term care, arts and humanities, human services, science and the environment and public affairs.
The Kresge Foundation awarded $110,058,333 in 1999 to 203 organizations. The foundation is an independent, private foundation created by the personal gifts of Sebastian S. Kresge. It is not affiliated with any corporation or organization.


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The Windows Live Messenger Web Toolkit is aimed at developers who want to integrate their web-based applications with Windows Live Messenger. Despite no official announcements at MIX09 yet, documentation has already appeared on MSDN, explaining that the toolkit encompasses Windows Live Messenger UI Controls and the Windows Live Messenger Library.
The following usage scenarios are given as examples:
- Extend your site's functionality with real-time presence and instant messaging. Users of your site can send messages to one another.
- Allow users to update their Windows Live Messenger personal message to link to content on your site. This will be seen by the users' contacts and connections across Windows Live, both on the Web and in the Windows Live Messenger client.
- Use Windows Live Messenger profile data on your site. All Windows Live Messenger users have a friendly display name and profile picture that can be used to personalize and customize user profile data on your site.
- Allow users to sign in to your blog site and leave comments by using their Windows Live ID and Windows Live Messenger profile.
- Allow users to invite their contacts in Windows Live Messenger to chat and play a casual game together in real-time.
Further information about the Windows Live Web Messenger Toolkit is available at messenger.mslivelabs.com, which explains how it can be used after you've got your Application ID for Delegated Authentication from MSDN.
Sample code (2.70 MB) is also already up for grabs, and it demonstrates the core concepts for using the toolkit in C#, Visual Basic .NET, Java, Perl, PHP, Python, and Ruby. I've also embedded a demonstration video below, courtesy of Angus Logan and James Senior, that explains how to get started with the Windows Live Messenger UI Control Site.
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I would guess that the feet washing controversy is settled now.
It appears that Jesus meant the priesthood is to serve all human beings. Or, at least, that's the message I take away from the simple act that Pope Francis performed at the Casal del Marmo today.
After delivering what sounds like a very clear homily in which he explained the meaning of what he was about to do, he washed the feet of 12 young inmates, two of them female and two Muslims. "I do this with my heart," he told them before washing their feet.
This reminds me of a line from the movie The Quiet Man in which the bride asked one of her friends, "What manner of man have I married?"
"I'm thinking a far better man than you know, Mary Kate," the friend answered.
I believe that Pope Francis is a far better man than many of us know.
As for the inclusion of women in today's foot washing, all I can say is Thank you Papa.
I. Am. So. Glad.
From NBC News, (emphases mine):
ROME – Since he was elected leader of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Francis has proved many times over that he wants to break away from clerical privilege, come down from St. Peter's throne and act as a humble servant of the faithful.
And on Holy Thursday he reinforced the idea that he will champion social outcasts and the poor by washing the feet of a dozen young inmates in a juvenile detention center …
… The group of 12 young people who had their feet washed and kissed by the pope included two young women – the first time a pope included females in the rite. The ceremony has traditionally been limited to men, since all of Jesus' apostles were men.
The young people were aged between 16 and 21 and chosen from different nationalities and religious backgrounds – including two Muslims, according to a Vatican spokesman.
"It is a gesture of humility and service," Father Tom Rosica, a Vatican Press Office spokesperson, said before the ceremony.
"It teaches that liberation and new life are won not in presiding over multitudes from royal thrones nor by the quantity of bloody sacrifices offered on temple altars, but by walking with the lowly and poor and serving them as a foot-washer along the journey," he added …
…Speaking to about 1,600 priests who packed St. Peter's Basilica for Mass on Thursday morning, Francis talked about the need to concentrate on the people they are ministering to.
"We need to go out, then, in order to experience our own anointing (as priests)… to the outskirts where there is suffering, bloodshed, blindness that longs for sight, and prisoners in thrall to many evil masters," he said. (Read the rest here.)


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"A Wake, Part V of V": The synopsis for this issue has not yet been written.
100 Bullets #74 is an issue of the series 100 Bullets (Volume 1) with a cover date of September, 2006. It was published on July 12, 2006.
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- This issue is reprinted in the 100 Bullets: Decayed collection.
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- Discuss 100 Bullets Vol 1 74 on the forums
- Cover gallery for the 100 Bullets series
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Dan Silverman necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 42 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Iceberg Recruitment
Iceberg Recruitment is a recruitment agency who specialize in the placement of people (white collar) in the built environment which includes, Mining, Engineering, Property, Construction. The built environment includes the construction of roads, rail, buildings, water and bridge construction. We are a boutique agency who are based in Sydney and have serious growth plans over the next 2 years. We are a young and dynamic team of recruiters who have worked in this space for many years and require a logo and identity to match. We are building a business that is focused on building solid relationships with our clients and providing a service that is a cut above our competitors in the industry. We are looking at creating a slick image that has top spec offices, outstanding systems and cutting edge database technology and need the image to reflect this.
White Collar construction workers with professional qualifications and skills. We are targeting only the Australian market at this stage.
We require a Corporate Identity kit, style guide and EPS, PDF and GIF Files included. From the onset we need a design for a static website (coming soon), Letter heads and 2 sided business card. We are looking at a identity that will suit our sector and perhaps give us an edge. Many of the businesses in the construction industry have very solid, powerful and steadfast identities which I think we should emulate. Perhaps the colours would use a darker shade of blue and maybe silver.
Some of the slogans we have been discussing are:
Building connections
Strong beneath the surface
Pin point matching
Your industry partner
Every call is important
…these are only ideas but should give an idea of how we want to be seen & thought of
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EDITORIAL: Boston bombings underscore urgency of immigration reform
Opponents of immigration reform, including Sens. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Rand Paul of Kentucky, want to slow down legislation in the wake of the Boston bombings. It's no surprise -- politicians exploit news events for political gain all the time. But the hypocrisy in this case is particularly transparent.
If these lawmakers see a way -- or a reason -- to have prevented 8-year-old Dzhokhar and 15-year-old Tamerlan Tsarnaev from entering the country 10 years ago, when their parents were granted asylum, we're all ears. It appears the brothers were not radicalized until fairly recently. One spent his formative years in U.S. schools and won a college scholarship. Short of barring Muslims, what could an immigration system have done to screen out these kids?
Grassley, Paul and others grasping this excuse to delay reforms do not want to fix the immigration system. They don't want to make it easier for tech companies and farmers to get the workers they need, or to bring 11 million immigrants living among us out of the shadows. They want to kill reform, and they know endless delay is a good way to do it.
Senators concerned about the safety of Americans should be for reforms now on the table. The bipartisan proposal reflects years of work with a heavy focus on national security.
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a sponsor, said Sunday: "In our bill, when you come into the country, it goes into the system, and when your time to leave the country expires and you haven't left, law enforcement is notified." If the policy had been in place before Sept. 11, 2001, authorities could have discovered some of the 19 hijackers who had overstayed their visas.
The proposal still needs some work. The fees it proposes for undocumented immigrants to become citizens are awfully high. The rules should do more to help families stay together, since tight relationships are often the key to an immigrant's success in America. And reforms must allow gays and lesbians to bring their partners to this country.
But when it comes to what really matters -- the things that business, labor, immigrant rights advocates and law enforcement have been clamoring for -- this proposal is spot on.
It spends $5 billion tightening the border. It improves the guest worker program so that employers can fill jobs Americans won't do. It encourages the best and brightest college graduates to remain here to start careers and businesses. It provides a quicker path to citizenship for members of the military and college students brought here as children.
Most important, it offers a path to citizenship -- the only realistic option -- for the 11 million undocumented immigrants living here.
Nothing that happened in Boston last week changes the urgent need for these reforms.
Editorial courtesy of the San Jose Mercury News, mercurynews.com.


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Written by: Lennon-McCartney
Recorded: 14 August 1964
Producer: George Martin
Engineer: Norman Smith
Released: 4 December 1964 (UK), 15 December 1964 (US)
Available on:
Beatles For Sale
Live At The BBC
John Lennon: vocals, acoustic rhythm guitar, harmonica
Paul McCartney: harmony vocals, bass
George Harrison: lead guitar
Ringo Starr: drums, tambourine
The first of John Lennon's songs to be directly influenced by Bob Dylan, I'm A Loser was written in the summer of 1964 and recorded for the Beatles For Sale album.
That's me in my Dylan period. Part of me suspects I'm a loser and part of me thinks I'm God Almighty. [Laughs]
All We Are Saying, David Sheff
Dylan's acoustic songwriting and lyrical depth had a profound effect on Lennon; as a result, he began to explore his own feelings more in song.
I'm A Loser is me in my Dylan period, because the word 'clown' is in it. I objected to the word 'clown', because that was always artsy-fartsy, but Dylan had used it so I thought it was all right, and it rhymed with whatever I was doing.
Lennon was inspired further by an encounter with the journalist Kenneth Allsop, whom Lennon met in March 1964.
Allsop told Lennon that his songs lacked the depth and meaning of his book In His Own Write. He suggested that Lennon try to write more autobiographically, basing his songs on personal experiences rather than generic sentiments of love.
The encounter marked a turning point for Lennon, and Allsop's advice played a key part in inspiring him to write In My Life in 1965.
Looking back on it I think songs like I'm A Loser and Nowhere Man were John's cries for help. We used to listen to quite a lot of country and western songs and they are all about sadness and 'I lost my truck' so it was quite acceptable to sing 'I'm a loser'. You didn't really think about it at the time, it's only later you think, God! I think it was pretty brave of John.
Many Years From Now, Barry Miles
In the studio
The Beatles recorded I'm A Loser on 14 August 1964, the day they also taped Mr Moonlight and Leave My Kitten Alone.
The recording was straightforward, and took eight takes to get right with no overdubs needed.
Beatles For Sale was released four months after I'm A Loser was recorded. On 17 November, however, they gave fans a sneak preview of four tracks from the album, along with I Feel Fine and She's A Woman, on the BBC radio show Top Gear.
This BBC version of I'm A Loser was first broadcast on 26 November, and was eventually released commercially on 1994's Live At The BBC.
The group recorded another version for the BBC on 26 May 1965. Lennon sang one of the lines as "Beneath this wig, I am wearing a tie," introducing a moment of bathos into an otherwise maudlin song.


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I agree Harvin is almost a must start every game at this point in his career. San Fran or not he is going to get his yds. Go with your horses!
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
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How about Ryan Williams vs. Eric Decker in my flex spot in a standard scoring, non PPR league?
Pretty good toss up, but I would probably go Williams. With Benaie out and the hyphen doing nothing he will most likely touch the ball 20-25 times. Decker can't compete with that.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
Hopefully you disregarded everything I said and went with Decker. looks like Manning is heating up again, Decker looks to be a weekly must start.
If you have a losing record at Reds games, please stop going.
I'm really limited due to bye weeks here - this is a standard scoring, non-PPR league: At RB: Brandon Bolden (I don't trust any Patriots RBs), Peyton Hillis (he's been horrible again this year) or Bilal Powell. I've scored the waiver wire and beyond the just release Pierre Thomas (who I've already put in a claim for), there doesn't appear to be any better options.
Yeah, I know my options really stink for this week.
Ryan or Brady?
Ryan gets the Redskins horrid pass defense
I would go Ryan, Skins can't stop anyone right now.
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I have what I feel is a lights-out receiving corps in a 10-team non-PPR league:
B. Lloyd, V. Cruz, P. Harvin, Torrey Smith, G. Jennings, and just for fun, I put in a waiver claim for Hartline.
Assuming I don't get Hartline, which two would you start (three if I pick a WR for FLEX)? I'm leaning toward Cruz and Lloyd.
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"[Sappho's] verse has been elevated to new heights in [this] gorgeous translation." —The New York Times
"This Sappho is whispering in our ear in a language we can understand." —Time Out New York
"Carson is in many ways [Sappho's] ideal translator. . . . Her command of language is honed to a perfect edge and her approach to the text, respectful yet imaginative, results in verse that lets Sappho shine forth." —Los Angeles Times
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Waning hope, a 6-organ transplant, life anew
Maine girl, 9, heads home after surgery at Children's
A 9-year-old Maine girl will leave Children's Hospital Boston today, three months after transplant surgeons replaced five of her abdominal organs and her esophagus to save her from a rare and aggressive cancer.
The finger-like tendrils of the tumor, which entwined the organs in tangles, required one of the most extensive transplant surgeries ever performed in the region, according to the New England Organ Bank. Alannah Shevenell of Hollis, Maine, received an esophagus, liver, stomach, spleen, pancreas, and small intestine - "a new set of parts,'' as her grandmother calls it - in an operation led by Dr. Heung Bae Kim, director of the hospital's Pediatric Transplant Center.
Now, the sassy girl who religiously follows "The Bachelor'' on television and spouts comebacks to her grandmother's every statement is back on her feet. And today, 98 days after the surgery, she is headed home.
"Dr. Kim, he saved me,'' Alannah said yesterday, between playing hands of Crazy 8s.
Alannah can barely recall a life without hospital visits, tubes, and needles, and talk of the rare myofibroblastic tumor diagnosed when she was 4 years old. Surgeons tried to cut away chunks of the tumor to limit its size, but it kept returning and snaked up her esophagus, the tube that carries food from the throat to the stomach.
Chemotherapy did not work. The tumor distended her stomach. She could no longer swallow.
"The tumor was like cement gluing everything together,'' recalled Debi Skolas, Alannah's grandmother, who serves as one of Alannah's primary guardians.
As time wore on, the future looked bleak. Oncologists ran out of treatment options. In July 2010, Skolas sat down with end-of-life caretakers to discuss how to manage Alannah's last months.
As they walked out of the room, Kim walked in. The surgeon had a possibility: a transplant.
"I don't think we ever gave up,'' said Skolas, 57. "I don't think I ever believed she was going to die.''
Still, a transplant meant waiting, and child donors, especially those with all six of the necessary intact organs, were few and far between. Alannah was able to garner a spot on the transplant waiting list because her cancer was considered "benign''; it was not spreading to other parts of her body. But it was growing, enveloping the organs in her abdomen and moving up into her chest. Last fall, her health began to deteriorate. Skolas began to lose hope that her granddaughter would survive to receive a transplant.
Finally, on Oct. 27 , at 10:45 p.m., the hospital called. A donor had been identified. Alannah would receive new organs the next day.
"Our house was wild,'' Skolas recalled, laughing. The family called friends, who filled up the house at midnight. They did an "organ dance,'' jumping around and cheering, said Skolas. "Yay, we have organs!''
But when they arrived at the hospital at 6 a.m. the next day, Alannah grew worried. As she was wheeled into the operating room, she pulled her grandmother in close.
"What did you tell me, Alannah, when you went into the operating room?'' Skolas said, watching the girl play on her hospital bed yesterday. "She was afraid she was going to die. And what happened? You didn't die.''
The surgery lasted more than 14 hours. Two-thirds of that time, Kim said, was spent removing the tumor from her body, peeling it off her aorta, the trunkline that carries blood from the heart to the rest of the body, and cutting out her organs.
The new organs came from one donor and were removed as an intact unit, which, Kim said, simplified the surgery. The esophagus was attached at the top, and the intestines were connected at the bottom with an ileostomy, an external pouch that holds waste. The organ set was also hooked up to the heart.
Alannah had some postsurgery difficulties: she needed a follow-up operation to stop fluid from leaking into her chest, as much as 2 to 3 liters per day.
During the whole time, her grandmother, who had worked as a period furniture maker before her granddaughter became sick, stayed at her side, sleeping every night in a blue recliner next to the bed.
"I'm going to need a hip replacement after these three months,'' Skolas joked.
If all goes well, Alannah will lead an almost normal life when she returns home to the family's big, white house on a 200-year-old farm. She takes 11 pills in the morning and 12 at night, mostly to prevent her body from rejecting the new organs. Because the drugs tamp down her immune system, she has to take precautions to avoid infections, so she can eat only fruit with thick rinds, such as watermelon and cantaloupe, and cannot play in lakes or standing water. And Skolas got rid of the 30 chickens on the farm.
Other than that, things will be back to normal, the grandmother said. The family has plans to paint Alannah's bedroom, switching from baby pink and blue to fuchsia and aqua, colors fit for a tween, Skolas explained. "It's not going to match anything else - bright and gaudy!''
"No, it's not gaudy! The colors you're wearing now,'' Alannah retorted, "now that's gaudy.''
Once the girl is settled back into her routine at home, expectations for respect-for-your-elders decorum will be reinstituted, Skolas insisted.
So will punishments for serving up attitude to her grandmother: writing 25 neat lines of "I will not talk back to my grandmother.''
"When she gets home, she'll have to do what she's told,'' Skolas said, shaking her head and grinning in spite of herself. "Things will be really different. It'll be a whole new world.''
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Analysis, speeches and opinions on democracy issues.
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A guide for study and resistance
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A shop owner in Kokomo, Ind., has seen his business jump as the recession deepens.
A farm owner in Auburn, N.Y., still has plans to expand his business despite the rough economy.
The Springside Inn in Auburn, N.Y., offers incentives to attract visitors during difficult times.
Ciao Bella has lowered its prices but still expects a chill (or good) year ahead.
Small businesses in Framingham, Massachusetts struggle to stay afloat in hard economic times.


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graphpad necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 359 diseños de 107 diseñadores freelance.
GraphPad Software, Inc.
Since 1984, GraphPad Software has been dedicated to creating software exclusively for the international scientific community. Created by scientists for scientists, our intuitive programs provide researchers worldwide with the tools they need to simplify data analysis, statistics and graphing.
GraphPad is committed to providing an exceptional level of customer service. Over the years, we have listened to our customers and used their suggestions to make our programs easier, more powerful, and more versatile. We provide our customers with free technical support.
GraphPad Software was founded by its CEO, Dr. Harvey Motulsky, who at the time was on the faculty of the Dept. of Pharmacology at the University of California San Diego. In addition to doing research in receptor pharmacology, Dr. Motulsky also taught biostatistics to medical and graduate students and wrote the text Intuitive Biostatistics. Dr. Motulsky's pharmacology and statistics background make him uniquely qualified to provide researchers with the software features and support they require.
Although we have a few products Prism is our flagship product that accounts for a majority of our sales. The name "GraphPad" came about because the earliest versions of our software actually controlled a pen plotting device that wrote on pad of graph paper.
Our target audience includes scientist and researchers looking to do data analysis. We have customers world-wide at organizations involved in the biotech/pharma, medical and food/tobacco/cosmetics industries. We also have customers from government and educational institutions.
In addition to selling our software, the graphpad.com website has several resources for people interested in statistics and data analysis.
* Professional but not too "corporate"
* We are currently happy with our logo for Prism (http://www.graphpad.com/prism/) The new logo must harmonize with it.
* Primarily used on the website and other digital media but should be usable in print as well (i.e. business cards, brochures)
* Source files in SVG format. Also provide in jpg and png formats.
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The Kensington collection creates a clean, calming look for a transitional room setting. From the two classic finish options to the versatile crib and case pieces, you can taylor your baby's room to fit your unique style and needs. With solid wood construction and no moving parts, Stella cribs are designed to withstand the test of time, providing safe and sturdy furniture that will grow with your baby.
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RemotelyYours necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 145 diseños de 33 diseñadores freelance.
Company name is ChemJet, the website address is ChemJect.com
We are an international company that sells chemicals to oil and gas companies.
When Oil & gas companies drill for oil, our company has a wide range of products that we inject into that drilling hole that do various things like keep the well clean, reduce heat, etc.
Our customers like us because we quickly create custom chemical formulations to solve their specific needs, at a low cost.
They can drill more oil & gas wells and get more out of them because of our products.
Our international company is looking for a "refresh" of our existing ChemJet logo, so that we can look more modern than our old one (attached).
Designers are ALSO welcome to produce completely original designs, we are open to new concepts, but staying recognizable with our existing customers does have some appeal to us.
We have debated animating the globe using something along these lines:
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The Developer Tutorials Blog has a few helpful hints about getting yourself a freelance PHP job posted today:
The problem with PHP is this: in years gone by it was typically seen as an amateur, hobbyist language. The state of the language at the time didn't exactly either. [...] As a result, many (if not most) of the freelance PHP jobs out there today involve maintaining this code of yesteryear. It's mostly PHP 4, no OOP, terrible coding standards, no thought for best practices and so on.
The list reads more like a "back to fundamentals" listing - three things: practice, advertise and reach out. No tips about fancy resume or making the power moves to climb up and over the competition - it's just the basics of what you need to get started and get your foot wedged firmly in the door.


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DWTS11 Pro Casting Rumors – Jackie Josephs?
While the casting rumors for next season are still slow going this early in the summer hiatus, I did stumble across something interesting the other day while wasting time on facebook…there's a group gunning hard to get Chicago-based ballroom dancer Jackie Josephs signed on next season as one of the pros.
Now normally I don't put much stock in pro casting rumors (as we've witnessed through the show's 10-season run, it's really a crap shoot who makes it on a certain season and who doesn't), but I think this one might actually have some merit to it for a few reasons. First off, her former professional partner (and current business partner in the highly successful studio they own) is Jesse DeSoto, one of the pros from season 3 (paired with Shanna Moakler…they were the second couple eliminated.) Secondly, she's been coached by 3 of the pros on the show: Corky, Tony, & Maks. Third, her costume sponsor is Designs by Randall, the same company that makes all of the costumes for the show, and Randall Christensen himself has already vocalized his support for Jackie getting on the show on her facebook page. On top of that, she's good friends with Mark – I've seen more than a few TMZ videos of Mark out at restaurants/clubs after hours with Jackie in his entourage. Seems to me like she's already got several "ins" with the show, and may actually have a decent chance of getting hired on this coming season.
What do you guys think? Wishful thinking on the part of her fans, or a legit possibility?


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You can't stop her. The truth is you won't always be around to protect her! She's going to get out there in the world! So you can only prepare her.
Life as a carbon-based life form; a journey of building on success and learning from mistakes.
You can't stop her. The truth is you won't always be around to protect her! She's going to get out there in the world! So you can only prepare her.
Standing by the principles of paying off mortgage on your own home is working out well. A place just five doors down the street just got sold for $1.1M at auction.
It's time to set the next goal. I'm a business man, not a property investor. However, the missus is keen for a second house at McMahons Point, I worked there for over a year, its a retirement plan lifestyle and convenience for Ella to go to school or university in the future.
It is always a challenge trying to find the balance between life's journey: collect moments, not things. Because things you own end up owning you.
Note to self: Avoid distractions by following too many opportunities. Stay focus on your passion, set the trend, drive the demand and demonstrate charisma.
If you are good at something don't do it for free.
Vietnamese women, they look good with clothes and even better without.
4 minutes to appreciate the view from McMahons Point before the next wave of meetings.
Blueprint for the multi million dollar business transformation project for the next 5-years.
My favourite homeloan broker explains capital gain tax calculation to me in this way.
If you buy a home today for $500,000 and sell it for $700,000 in 5 years from now. Then 50% of $200,000 is subjected to capital gain tax, which is $100,000.
If your income in 2019 is $50,000 p.a., then you will be taxed based on $150,000 as taxable income. So you're looking roughly at paying 35% to the taxman.
I feel nostalgic today. I feel a privilege living here. My greatest childhood memories are with my friends during my years as a Vietnamese boat refugee. I don't know where they are today and if they are still alive or dead.
"Khoa (not in picture) and his mum had gone to the USA. Cuong and his family has gone back to Vietnam." That is my only information I remember about them.
I will try searching for them again. Starting from the UNHCR Archives.
The last and only photo I have is on the day I depart the camp on November 27, 1991.


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Centre history
The centre is located in the university hospital of Terni, part of the Italian National Health System. The oncology division was re-organised in 2008, when Dr Roila became the chief: in that year the in- and out-patient clinics were unified and the two pre-existing staff began collaborating for a better "global-care" of cancer patients.
At present, the division consists of a ward for inpatients and a day hospital for outpatients; the division is in the same department as the radiotherapy unit and also collaborates closely with the home-care service and the city hospice.
Department profile
The oncology division includes:
- a ward with eight beds for inpatients
- a day hospital with 12 armchairs for therapy and three beds for over-day hospitalisation
- 10 medical oncologists (two of them dedicated to supportive and palliative care)
- 18 nurses
- radiotherapy unit (chief Dr Ernesto Maranzano)
- access to two psycho-oncologist specialists
Upon arrival, patients are offered a variety of services and information to facilitate their inclusion in the hospital activities. For example, blood tests can be done in the department and patients can book various instrumental examinations and future chemotherapy sessions and clinical follow-up visits.
Female patients are also offered weekly meetings with beauty and hair specialists for advice about make-up and hairstyle as to improve their self-confidence and esteem in the perspective of true global care.
The department collaborates with home care services (including three physicians, two nurses and one physiotherapist, the city hospice (including nine rooms, two doctors and six nurses and the territorial health service. The supportive/palliative multidisciplinary team, active since January 2009, meets once a month with nurses, anesthesiologists, radiotherapists and palliative care specialists.
Areas of specialisation
The centre is a medical oncology department, with experience in the treatment of solid tumours, including rare cancers. The entire staff is interested in the global care of the patient and two physicians, a palliativist and a nurse are especially involved in supportive and palliative care and in-the-home care – thus creating a connection between the hospital and the patient's home.
Furthermore, we are involved in several national and international clinical trials and we are also very interested in clinical research related to supportive care, palliative care and quality of life.
Palliative and supportive
At present, there is no dedicated (formal) palliative care service inside the department, but all staff firmly believe that the patient needs are not only towards the cancer, but also the physical symptoms alongside emotional, social and spiritual issues. Our philosophy of care is the "global care".
The supportive/palliative multidisciplinary team, active since January 2009, meets once a month with nurses, anesthesiologists, radiotherapists and palliative care specialists. During the meetings clinical cases are discussed and care pathways to share are identified.


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Linting CSS with stylelint
I use stylelint to keep my CSS in order. Here's how I configure it.
Why I don't use CSS preprocessors
I don't use CSS preprocessors they way many people do. Here's an attempt to explain why.
Cutting down on vendor prefixes
A number of CSS3 properties that you can use unprefixed or with just a single vendor prefix.
Full-width justified vertically centered navbar
Two different ways of creating a full-width navigation bar with vertically centered links whose entire height is clickable.
Responsive scrollable tables
A responsive technique for making data tables (or any other element) wider than their parent horizontally scrollable.
Height in percent when parent has min-height and no height
Giving an element a height in percent may not do what you expect if its parent does not have an explicit height set.
How to proportionally scale images that have dimension attributes
Images that have dimension attributes in the HTML will retain their height when scaled down with CSS unless you add a height:auto declaration.
Firefox and the magical text-overflow:ellipsis z-index
If you start seeing mysterious dots rendered on top of positioned elements in Firefox, check your text-overflow and z-index properties.
Replacing images when printing
Sometimes you want to use different images when viewing a web page on screen and when printing it. One way of doing that is to use CSS generated content.
Using a transparent image as an icon fallback
When you use an icon or other graphic instead of text for buttons, make sure there is real text for users who cannot see the image.
Responsive drop shadows
A few examples of how you can create a non-rectangular drop shadow that will adapt to the width of the element it is applied to.
Letting users disable responsive layout
If you need to give users the choice to disable responsive layout, here is one way of implementing a switch to toggle it off and on.
How to shrinkwrap and center elements horizontally
When you need to center a floated element horizontally you can't say "float:center", but fortunately there are several other ways of solving the problem.
Fieldset, legend, border-radius and box-shadow
Applying border-radius or box-shadow to fieldset elements that have a legend child element causes strange rendering in some browsers unless you float the legend element.
CSS background-position and percent
Using percent to position a background image has its quirks. A workaround is to use calc().
Media Query width and vertical scrollbars
All browsers do not handle vertical scrollbars the same way when calculating the width to match in a media query.
The mysterious WebKit placeholder overflow bug
Under some circumstances using a placeholder attribute on text input fields can cause overflow problems in WebKit-based browsers.
iOS WebKit browsers and auto-zooming form controls
Web browsers on small iOS devices auto-zoom many form controls on focus. Here's why and what you can do about it.
Accessible custom checkboxes and radio buttons
How to use CSS only to customise radio buttons and checkboxes.
It can be useful to know if images are enabled in the browser, so that you can adjust your CSS and JS to make sure that the page is still usable even if images aren't loaded.
How to line wrap text in legend elements, even in IE
Internet Explorer doesn't line wrap text in legend elements, which can cause overflow and layout-breaking issues. Here's how to fix it.
Removing whitespace around text fields
Different browsers on different platforms insert varying amounts of whitespace around text fields. How to remove that whitespace is not completely intuitive, but possible.
Use inherit to reduce repetition of CSS property values
Instead of repeating property values in your CSS, you can use the inherit value to make an element inherit a property's computed value from its parent.
Tell CSS that JavaScript is available ASAP
When you need to apply different styling depending on the availability of JavaScript, you want to let CSS know whether JS is on or not as soon as possible during page load.
Using media queries to hide CSS3 from older browsers
Wrapping advanced CSS in a simple media query rule saves you from worrying about it causing problems for older browsers.
Beware of @import rules when concatenating CSS files
Be careful when using @import rules in CSS files that are concatenated before being deployed.
CSS generated content and screen readers
CSS generated content is announced in some - but not all - screen readers, so use with care.
Automatic line breaks in narrow columns with CSS 3 hyphens and word-wrap
As text columns become narrower, the risk of long words overflowing increases. Luckily you can use the hyphens and word-wrap CSS properties to prevent it.
Styling buttons in iOS WebKit and -webkit-appearance:none
When applying CSS to buttons there are some odd behaviours in WebKit browsers for iOS. Luckily there are at least two ways of working around them.
Styling button elements to look like links
In many situations when we tend to use links to trigger actions we should really be using buttons. Here's how to use real button elements and make them look like links.
Line-height in input fields
The Firefox default stylesheet uses the !important keyword when declaring line-height for text inputs. You can't override this from an author stylesheet, so a workaround is necessary.
Centering button elements and input buttons
Some browsers don't let you center button elements horizontally by assigning auto margins. Bug or not?
Styling ordered list numbers
How to use generated content to style the numbers of an ordered list separately from the rest of the list item.
Clipping text with CSS3 text-overflow
Sometimes you may find that a design forces you to clip content. Fortunately CSS3 offers a way of indicating that text has been clipped.
Controlling width with CSS3 box-sizing
The CSS3 box-sizing property can be incredibly useful when you want flexible widths on elements that also have padding and/or borders. And browser support is rather good.
The CSS3 Flexible Box Layout (flexbox)
The Flexible Box Layout Model allows us to align and distribute boxes vertically and horizontally as well as have boxes flex to use all available space.
Source order and display order should match
Using CSS to change the display order of content without also changing the order in the HTML source can cause accessibility issues and should be avoided.
Flexible height vertical centering with CSS, beyond IE7
Using display:table to center a page layout vertically works in most browsers. There is an unfortunate issue with some screenreaders to be aware of though.
CSS Validator to report vendor-specific extensions as warnings, not errors
The W3C CSS Validator is about to add an option where you can choose to have vendor-specific extensions reported as warnings rather than errors, making it easier to find real errors in your CSS.
Media queries, viewport width, scrollbars, and WebKit browsers
WebKit-based browsers do not include vertical scrollbars in the viewport width, which goes against the Media Queries specification and differs from Firefox and Opera.
Flexible height vertical centering with CSS, beyond IE7
Using display:table to center a page layout vertically works in most browsers. There is an unfortunate issue with some screenreaders to be aware of though.
Only use ems for the total width of em-based layouts
For em-based layouts, using ems to specify column widths can cause problems when text size is increased. Using percentages for columns width is often a better choice.
@font-face tip: define font-weight and font-style to keep your CSS simple
When using @font-face with typefaces that have multiple weights and styles it's important to do it correctly, or your CSS will become unwieldy and browsers will have no fallback styles.
YUI Compressor and CSS media queries
Older versions of YUI Compressor have a bug that makes some media queries malformed after minifying, causing browsers to skip the rules within. There is a fix though.
How to create a 3-column layout with CSS
A tutorial that explains how to use the CSS float property to create layouts with three or more columns.
Beware of -webkit-text-size-adjust:none
Think very carefully before using -webkit-text-size-adjust:none since it will prevent people using WebKit-based browsers from resizing text. Needless to say, that is not user-friendly.
Parts of CSS3 in Internet Explorer now with CSS3 PIE
Progressive Internet Explorer uses Behaviors to emulate several of the most popular CSS3 properties like border-radius and box-shadow in IE versions 6-8.
Remember non-vendor-prefixed CSS 3 properties (and put them last)
When using CSS 3 properties that still have experimental implementations and use vendor prefixes, also include the non-prefixed version and put it after any vendor-specific properties in your CSS rules.
CSS efficiency tip: use a single stylesheet file for multiple media
Instead of spreading CSS intended for different media types over several files, you can use @media rules to combine them into a single file and reduce the number of HTTP requests.
Specify a text colour for img elements
Make sure the alt text most browsers display when an image cannot be rendered is readable. If necessary, specify a text colour for images.
Forgotten CSS selectors
Due to lack of support in Internet Explorer 6, web developers have been avoiding some very useful CSS 2.1 selectors. It's time to start using them.
Vendor-specific extensions are invalid CSS
Vendor-specific extensions, even if written according to the CSS 2.1 grammar, use property names and values that are not defined in the CSS specification and are invalid.
Page zoom does not mean the end of flexibility
The fact that most browsers now default to zooming the entire page instead of just changing text size does not take away the need for flexibility in web design.
Find and highlight HTML elements with FireFinder for FireBug
Robert Nyman's FireFinder plugin for Firebug lets you quickly find and highlight HTML elements that match a CSS selector or XPath expression. Very handy.
Line wrapping text in legend elements
Making text in legend elements line wrap is tricky, but it can be done in most browsers.
Hiding with CSS: Problems and solutions
Be aware that using display:none to hide elements will hide them from screen readers, and if you use JavaScript to show something, also use JavaScript to hide it.
Use CSS Diagnostics with Stylish to find bad HTML
Combining the concept of diagnostic CSS with the Stylish Firefox extension makes it easy to apply CSS that reveals invalid or deprecated HTML to any site you want.
Reveal new window links and links to non-HTML files with a user stylesheet
By telling your browser to apply a user stylesheet you can highlight links that open in a new window or point to non-HTML documents, making them less obtrusive.
The order of link pseudo-classes matters
The order in which you define the different link states affects the result. My preferred order is
Choose an accessible image replacement method
When you have to use image replacement for text, choose a method that causes as few problems as possible for as few people as possible.
Screen readers sometimes ignore display:none
Using display:none does not always hide content from screen readers like JAWS and Window-Eyes, but there is a workaround.
CSS diagnostics with XRAY and MRI
John Allsopp has written a couple of handy bookmarklets that help you troubleshoot CSS without having to install a browser extension.
Is it time for CSS 2.2?
Is it time to form a 2nd Generation CSS Samurai to create a CSS 2.2 specification?
Creating bulletproof graphic link buttons with CSS
How to use CSS and two images to create flexible, shrinkwrapping, image based link buttons.
How to prevent HTML tables from becoming too wide
A rarely used CSS property comes to the rescue when dealing with oversized content in tables.
IE 7 does not resize text sized in pixels
The Page Zoom feature has led to people thinking that IE 7 lets the user resize text sized in pixels or absolute units. It does not.
Styling form controls with CSS, revisited
Screenshots from 8 browsers on 4 operating systems showing the effects of CSS applied to form controls.
Internet Explorer and the CSS box model
Various methods of dealing with the incorrect CSS box model used by older versions of Internet Explorer for Windows.
IE expressions ignore CSS media types
If you're having problems with print style sheets in Internet Explorer 6, check your use of CSS expressions.
CSS Validator colour warnings are not errors
Messages about missing colours or background-colours are not errors and can often safely be ignored.
Transparent custom corners and borders, version 2
A technique that combines CSS and JavaScript to create flexible boxes with custom corners and borders and optional alpha transparency.
CSS Frames v2, full-height
Create the visual effect of HTML frames with CSS and make the scrolling area stretch to 100 % height regardless of the amount of content.
Base elements cause text selection problems in IE
When an HTML document contains a base element and text in floated elements, the text becomes almost unselectable in Internet Explorer.
New clearing method needed for IE7?
Internet Explorer 7 is now layout complete, meaning that no new CSS features will be added, only bug fixes.
Writing cross-browser CSS
Some advice that will help you avoid common problems when creating cross-browser CSS.
Setting font size in pixels
Web professionals should be able to specify font size in pixels, but if we do, Internet Explorer users will not be able to change the text size.
CSS 3 selectors explained
CSS 3 brings us many powerful new CSS selectors. Browser support is currently lacking, but taking a look at what lies ahead is still useful.
CSS 2.1 selectors, Part 3
Part 3 of 3 in a series of articles explaining the selectors available in CSS 2.1.
CSS 2.1 selectors, Part 2
Part 2 of 3 in a series of articles explaining the selectors available in CSS 2.1.
CSS 2.1 selectors, Part 1
Part 1 of 3 in a series of articles explaining the selectors available in CSS 2.1.
Check marking visited links
How to use generated content in CSS to insert a check mark symbol after visited links.
Custom borders with advanced CSS
Using advanced CSS to create custom corners and borders with multiple background images and generated content.
Print-friendly CSS and usability
A discussion on whether using CSS media types to automatically load a print stylesheet may break user expectations when printing web pages.
Customising custom corners and borders
How to create your own images for my Transparent custom corners and borders technique.
Transparent custom corners and borders
Create a resizable box with custom, transparent corners and borders and no extra markup.
Fixed or fluid width? Elastic!
A quick explanation of the concept of elastic width layouts.
CSS tips and tricks, Part 2
Tips and tricks for writing efficient CSS. Part 2 of 2.
CSS tips and tricks, Part 1
Tips and tricks for writing efficient CSS. Part 1 of 2.
Setting the current menu state with CSS
How to use CSS only to change the appearance of the current state of a navigation bar.
Efficient CSS with shorthand properties
Tricks for writing more efficient CSS by using shorthand properties.
Turning a list into a navigation bar
How to use CSS to create a horizontal navigation bar out of a simple ordered list.
Clearing floated images in body text
Styling even more form controls
Styling form controls
Grids, tables, CSS
Inverted Sliding Doors Tabs
Flexible box with custom corners and borders
Flexible news list
CSS teaser box revisited
CSS Teaser Box
Equal height boxes with CSS, part II
Equal height boxes with CSS
A List Apart #167
Liquid layout and web standards
Trim your CSS
CSS Selectors explained
The difficulties of learning CSS
CSS Best Practices
Really advanced CSS
More Sliding Doors
CSS Borders
Image tabs
Float it
Mid Pass Filter
Soft dropshadow
CSS Frames updated
Nested Lists Tabs
Listamatic 2
Rounding Tab Corners
Image Replacement for IE5/Mac
Floating bugs
More lists
Lists of lists
More CSS Tabs
CSS Frames
CSS Tabs
Image replacement techniques
Complex CSS layout
Before: Tag Soup. After: CSS Clutter
Centering with CSS
Back in the old days, if you wanted to center your whole (fixed size) page both horizontally and vertically in the browser window…


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Cragganmore 2005 Distillers Edition Speyside single malt Scotch whiskey. Double matured in Port-wine casks, bottled 2017.
Tasting Notes
The mouth is swamped with fruity flavours of cherries and oranges leading to rich tastes of Port-wine and malt, with lingering smoke. Long finish is breathtaking, with a toffee-sweet start and a dry slightly smoky finish. Intriguingly multi-layered malt.
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Cragganmore Single Malt Whiskey
John Smith established Cragganmore Distillery in 1869 in the heart of Scotland's Speyside whiskey region. This is a malt whiskey distillery equipped with four very short stills and is one of the few Scottish malt whiskey distilleries that continues to cool its new spirit in traditional worm tubs. The few distillery bottlings including Cragganmore 12 Year Old and Distillers Edition are well enhanced by those of independent bottlers.


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Bush's Baked Beans Will Continue to Feature Duke the Dog in Ads
Sharp-eyed television watchers may be confused about Duke, the dog featured in the humorous ad campaign for Bush's Baked Beans. A golden retriever named Sam, one of several dogs who played Duke in the company's television commercials, passed away June 27. He had been suffering from an aggressive cancer.
But as we reported in early July, Sam was only one of numerous dogs who have portrayed Duke in ads, and Sam actually hadn't appeared in the commercials in years.
"When Sam died, it was obviously sad," Jay Bush, great-grandson of the company's founder, told People magazine on Aug. 8. "When word got out, I had close, personal friends calling me to say they were sorry, asking how the brand would move forward, thinking the one and only Duke had died. We've lost other Dukes, but I suppose not in this world of social media. It was one of those things that makes you think, 'Wow, people really do love the idea of this dog.' "
In the popular and light-hearted ads, Bush and a dog who's always referred to as Duke, despite his or her off-screen name, appear together. Duke constantly tries to scam Bush into allowing him to sell the family's recipe for their baked beans. The ads always include Jay Bush requesting that the camera operator, "Roll that beautiful bean footage!"
The late Sam was the fifth of seven dogs to play Duke. The first dog actor was named Miss Mambo, the late Sam was number five, and the current and seventh dog is named Luke.
The idea to use a dog in the ads was inspired by the real Duke, Jay's own dog, a reddish-furred golden retriever who died in the early 2000s. Bush told People that the real Duke was too shy to be used in the ads.
And losing Sam doesn't mean the company will lose its mascot. The character of Duke is so beloved, Bush told People, that the ads would eliminate Bush himself before they'd stop using the dog.
"We've never thought about shifting away from this current advertising," Bush said, "If anything it's going to be Jay fading off into the sunset and Duke living forever."
In Sam's memory, check out the 15 best recipes for baked beans.


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