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Debbie Reynolds
Top Songs
- Good Morning
- Good Morning
- Tammy (Digitally Remastered)
- All I Do Is Dream of You
- Singin' In the Rain (In a-Flat) [Extended Version]
- Singin' In the Rain: Singin' in the Rain
- Main Title (Singin' In the Rain)
Singles & EPs
About Debbie Reynolds
At the peak of her career, actress Debbie Reynolds was America's sweetheart, the archetypal girl next door; best remembered for her work in Hollywood musicals, she appeared in the genre's defining moment, Singin' in the Rain, as well as many other notable successes. Born Mary Frances Reynolds on April 1, 1932 in El Paso, Texas, she entered the film industry by winning the Miss Burbank beauty contest in 1948, resulting in a contract with Warner Bros. However, the studio cast her in small roles in only two films -- 1948's The June Bride and 1950's The Daughter of Rosie O'Grady -- and she soon exited for the greener pastures of MGM, where she first appeared in Three Little Words. A more significant turn in 1950's Two Weeks with Love garnered Reynolds strong notices, and soon she was touted as the new Judy Garland, with a role in 1951's Mr. Imperium also on the horizon.
Still, star Gene Kelly initially opposed her casting in his 1952 musical Singin' in the Rain; Reynolds acquitted herself more than admirably alongside the likes of Donald O'Connor and Jean Hagen, however, and the film remains one of the greatest Hollywood musicals ever produced. A series of less distinguished musicals followed, among them 1953's I Love Melvin, The Affairs of Dobie Gillis, and Give a Girl a Break; on loan to RKO, she scored a major success in 1954's Susan Slept Here, and upon returning to MGM was awarded with a new and improved seven-year contract. However, the studio continued to insert Reynolds into lackluster projects like the health-fad satire Athena and the musical Hit the Deck; finally, in 1955 she appeared opposite Frank Sinatra in the hit The Tender Trap, followed by a well-regarded turn as a blushing bride in The Catered Affair a year later.
Additionally, Reynolds teamed with real-life husband Eddie Fisher in the musical Bundle of Joy; the couple's children also went on to showbiz success -- daughter Carrie became a popular actress, novelist, and screenwriter, while son Todd became a director. In 1957 Reynolds starred in Tammy and the Bachelor, the first in a series of popular teen films that also included 1961's Tammy Tell Me True, 1963's Tammy and the Doctor, and 1967's Tammy and the Millionaire; her other well-received films of the period included 1959's It Started with a Kiss, 1961's The Pleasure of His Company, and 1964's The Unsinkable Molly Brown, for which she earned an Academy Award nomination. In 1959, Reynolds' marriage to Eddie Fisher ended in divorce when he left her for Elizabeth Taylor; the effect was an outpouring of public sympathy that only further increased her growing popularity, and it was rumored that by the early '60s she was earning millions per picture.
By the middle of the decade, however, Reynolds' star was waning. While described by the actress herself as her favorite film, 1966's The Singing Nun was not the hit MGM anticipated; its failure finally convinced the studio to offer her characters closer to her own age, but neither 1967's Divorce American Style nor the next year's How Sweet It Is performed well, and Reynolds disappeared from the screen to mount her own television series, the short-lived Debbie Reynolds Show. In 1971, she appeared against type in the campy horror picture What's the Matter with Helen?, but when it too failed she essentially retired from movie-making, accepting voice-over work as the title character in the animated children's film Charlotte's Web but otherwise remaining away from Hollywood for over a decade.
Reynolds then hit the nightclub circuit, additionally appearing on Broadway in 1973's Irene. In 1977, she also starred in a Los Angeles Civic Light Opera production of Annie Get Your Gun. By the 1980s, Reynolds had become a fixture in Las Vegas, where she ultimately opened her own hotel and casino, regularly performing live in the venue's nightclub and even opening her own museum of Hollywood memorabilia. In 1987, she reappeared in front of the camera for the first time in years in the TV movie Sadie and Son, followed in 1989 by Perry Mason: The Case of the Musical Murder. In 1992 Reynolds appeared briefly as herself in the hit film The Bodyguard, and a small role in Oliver Stone's 1993 Vietnam tale Heaven and Earth marked her second tentative step toward returning to Hollywood on a regular basis; finally, in 1996 she accepted the title role in the acclaimed Albert Brooks comedy Mother, delivering what many critics declared the best performance of her career.
The comedies Wedding Bell Blues and In and Out followed, and Reynolds remained active into the new millennium, appearing in her own West End show Debbie Reynolds: Alive and Fabulous in 2010 and in the HBO Liberace biopic Behind the Candelabra in 2013. She passed away on December 28, 2016, one day after the death of daughter Carrie Fisher, who had suffered a heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles. Debbie Reynolds was 84 years old. ~ Jason Ankeny
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Water For People Earth Day to Mother's Day Campaign
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Why Water For People? Anne Maria and her family have a wonderful reason to celebrate this Mother's Day:
The water is starting to flow in Rulindo, Rwanda. And not a moment too soon. Anne Maria's granddaughter, Josephine, is responsible for getting the daily water. Twice a day, she hikes down and back up the steep hillside to fetch water at the free spring in the valley. But recently, supply hasn't met demand and fist fights have broken out. Ten-year old Josephine got beaten up for trying to get water for her family to drink. Less school and less time to play for Josephine. And for the past several months, her mother had to go with her as protection. Less work and family time for mom.
But in April, a new water kiosk near their home turned on as a part of Water For People's effort to find ways for to reach Everyone in the Rulindo district of Rwanda to have safe water Forever. It's not free, because the goal is for the residents to collect enough money to fix or replace the system in the future so that they never have to turn to another water organization in the future. Anne Maria says she'll happily pay a little because it means safer water, protecting her granddaughter, more time for mom, and the kids get to be kids. She just needed an option, and now, thanks to Water For People's supporters, she has one.
"I never thought I'd see the day when I'd have water near my home," said Anne Maria. That day is today, and for that, we thank YOU.

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DEAR AMY: Can you explain, in explicit terms, exactly what is an emotional affair? In my mind, if there's no sex, there's no affair.
-- Clueless
DEAR CLUELESS: An emotional affair is an affair of the heart. A Facebook nudge turns into private messages, phone calls and texts -- and people express feelings of emotional connection and love.
No matter what you call it -- surely you can imagine how powerful these affairs can be and how destructive this intimacy is when it interferes with a marriage.
Loving relationships aren't only about sex, and affairs aren't, either.
DEAR AMY:I have a niece who lies, cheats and steals -- mostly from her family, but in the workplace as well.
Each time she gets into a huge jam, the family pulls together and "rescues" her. If she is about to get evicted, we pool together money to get her up to date. When she embezzled from her employer, we pulled together so she would only get fired and not be arrested. We also bailed her out when her car was being repossessed.
We know that continuing to rescue her isn't helping, it's only enabling the behaviour. We know we need to let her face the consequences of her decisions. The problem is she has a four-year-old son whom we love and adore, and she won't be facing the consequences alone -- she'll be dragging an innocent child down with her.
She is drifting through life, lying, cheating and stealing as she goes. We don't want this beautiful boy to follow her path or get sucked down by her bad decisions. Every time we get together as a family to come up with solutions, she cries and promises to do better, but of course it is just a matter of time until the next crisis!
Because she has stolen from all of us, she is not allowed in any family member's house unescorted. We all spend as much time with her son as we possibly can, but he loves and misses her when away from her for too long. We pay for his day care so he won't spend his days in front of the TV being ignored by her.
She refuses to get counselling, and she won't turn over custody of her son. How do we stop enabling her without hurting him?
-- Bewildered Auntie
DEAR BEWILDERED:There is a difference between assisting and enabling. This situation is heartbreaking with a young child involved, and I agree with your family's choice to set limits while trying to protect (and provide for) the boy.
Without her cooperation it will be challenging to accurately assess exactly what's going on with her -- whether she is struggling with mental illness or addiction or is just chronically messed up.
Your family should seek counselling to help you navigate this process of boundary setting. You must let her face actual consequences (life without a car, for instance, spending the night in a shelter, or facing the reality of the court system). You do this by diminishing the money supply and by calmly refusing to rescue her.
Unfortunately, she may be using your love and concern for her son as a way to control your family. This is why you need to manage your own anxiety (and be on the same page) as you find a way to maintain strong non-negotiables while continuing to envelop this child in your family's safe embrace.


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One study says chocolate is good for you, while another swears it'll kill you.
When it comes to information about nutrition and health, cutting through the fat to get to the good stuff online isn't easy.
Enter the BSA's new SCOUTStrong site. The news aggregator collects Scout-approved, health-related news articles, podcasts, and videos in one spot for easy viewing. The goal: making Scouts and Scouters physically strong, mentally awake, and completely prepared for the jamboree and other BSA adventures ahead.
After spending a few minutes on the site, any adult — leader, volunteer, parent — should feel empowered to pass on the lessons learned to their Scouts.
Under the "Mentally Awake" section, for example, you'll find sections on controlling stress, understanding Scouts with Autism and ADHD, and overcoming life's biggest challenges.
The "Physically Strong" and "Jamboree Prep" sections have the expected exercise and healthy eating tips — along with some unexpected surprises.
The curated news section is the latest addition to the SCOUTStrong Web presence. In October, I told you about the SCOUTStrong Presidential Active Lifestyle Award Challenge, which rewards anyone in Scouting for being physically active in their unit and their daily lives.
Together, the sites provide a one-two punch for fighting obesity and staying fit for all the Scouting fun to come.
Questions about SCOUTStrong?
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Consumption of dairy products and colorectal cancer in the European prospective investigation into cancer and nutrition (EPIC)
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Background: Prospective studies have consistently reported lower colorectal cancer risks associated with higher intakes of total dairy products, total milk and dietary calcium. However, less is known about whether the inverse associations vary for individual dairy products with differing fat contents. Materials and Methods: In the European Prospective Investigation into Cancer and Nutrition (EPIC), ...
Macronutrient composition of the diet and prospective weight change in participants of the EPIC-PANACEA study
(Journal article; Tidsskriftartikkel; Peer reviewed, 2013)
Background: The effect of the macronutrient composition of the usual diet on long term weight maintenance remains controversial. Methods: 373,803 subjects aged 25–70 years were recruited in 10 European countries (1992–2000) in the PANACEA project of the EPIC cohort. Diet was assessed at baseline using country-specific validated questionnaires and weight and height were measured at baseline and ...


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Some of the greatest science fiction stories have a political bent to them, exploring our concerns about the present by spinning them out into the future. What tales do you wish politicians in your country and others had to read in order to lead?
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|Title: Revisions to Foreign Financial Institution Reporting and Withholding Regulations
These proposed regulations will address technical amendments to regulations previously issued under chapter 4 of subtitle A (sections 1471 through 1474) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, commonly known as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act, or FATCA. In Treasury Decision 9610 (78 FR 5874), the Treasury Department (Treasury) and the IRS issued final regulations under chapter 4 regarding reporting by foreign financial institutions (FFIs) with respect to U.S. accounts, and withholding on payments to FFIs and other foreign persons. The final regulations issued in TD 9610 affect persons making certain U.S.-related payments to FFIs and other foreign entities and payments by FFIs to other persons.
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Francona not rushing pitchers coming off injuries
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Many of Cleveland's pitchers took the mound for the first round of live batting practice Friday, facing hitters for the first time this spring. The same kind of workout will take place Saturday for the Indians.
Vinnie Pestano is waiting a few more days to take that step in his throwing program. On Friday, he worked through a normal bullpen session with pitching coach Mickey Callaway and bullpen coach Kevin Cash looking on.
"He hadn't thrown a ton of bullpens before he got here," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "Cashy and Mickey were raving about his bullpen, so that's good. Everybody is on their own timeframe. You don't need to rush guys. We've got plenty of arms in camp that we can look at early and bring guys along as it's appropriate."
Cleveland is taking a similar approach with right-handers Danny Salazar, Shaun Marcum and Bryan Price. Salazar has had his innings gradually increased since undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in 2010. Marcum is returning from a unique right shoulder surgery (to alleviate thoracic outlet syndrome) and Price is regaining his footing after suffering a minor hamstring injury last week.
Pestano took a slower approach to his offseason after his turbulent 2013 campaign.
Last season, Pestano turned in a 4.08 ERA in 37 games for the Indians, falling short of the kind of year he turned in in the previous two tours. The right-hander dealt with an elbow injury early in the year, spent time on the disabled list for the first time in his career and also faced a demotion to the Minor Leagues in July.
"It was a real late start this year for mental and physical purposes," Pestano said.


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European Columbus laboratory
Columbus is a research laboratory which is permanently attached to the International Space Station and provides internal payload accommodation for experiments in the field of multidisciplinary research into material science, fluid physics and life science. In addition, an external payload facility hosts experiments and applications in the field of space science, Earth observation and technology.
|Total module length
|6 871 mm
|Largest diameter
|4 477 mm
|Total internal volume
|75 m3
|Total volume of payload racks
|25 m3
|Mass budget
|Mass without payload
|10 275 kg
|Launch mass
|12 775 kg (2500 kg payload)
|Maximum payload mass
|9 000 kg (maximum)
|Maximum on orbit mass
|21 000 kg
|Flight Hardware
|Biolab, Fluid Science Laboratory, European Physiology Module, European Drawer Rack
|European Transport Carrier
|Data and mission computers Command/Measurement Units, High rate multiplexer, Mass Memory Unit
|Video Camera (2), and Monitor Audio system, Master Alarm Light panel (2), Fire extinguisher (2)
|Portable Breathing Apparatus (2), Inter Module Ventilation valves and fans
|Thermal Control System valves, Power Distribution Unit, Vital Telemetry Computer units
|Heat exchangers, Circulation Fan Assembly and External Payload Facility (4)
|Launch configuration
|Fluid Science Laboratory, European Physiology Module, Biolab, European Drawer Rack
European Transportation Carrier
Remaining racks will be installed while on orbit.
|Launch vehicle
|Space Shuttle Atlantis - STS-122
|Launch site
|Kennedy Space Center
|Launch date
|7 February 2008
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|Payload accommodation
|Attached to Node 2 starboard docking port
|10 International Standard Payload Racks (ISPR) (max. 998 kg each)
4 external payload facilities
(max. 370 kg each)
|Environmental control
|Supported crew
|Cabin temperature
|Between 16° and 27°C
|Air pressure
|Between 959 and 1013 hPa
|Heat rejection
|Up to 22 kW through moderate and low temperature cooling loops
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Fireworks Wednesday at SUNY Canton's Fall FestMonday, September 13th, 2010
The SUNY Canton College Activities Board has sponsored a fireworks display as part of the College's Fall Festival, Wednesday, Sept. 15.
The first fireworks will launch at 9 p.m. from the field behind SUNY Canton's Smith Residence Hall.
Other events during the student-orchestrated festivities include:
- A construction celebration of the College's Grasse River Housing Suites will be held at 3 p.m. across the street from the construction site on Cornell Drive.
- Students from each residence will be competing in a raft race for their choice of rooms in the new 305-bedroom apartment-style suites and other prizes beginning at 4 p.m. Wednesday on the Grasse River.
- Plattsburgh-based hypnotist Michael Blaine will be performing at 5 p.m.
- The Kangaroos men's soccer team will take on the SUNY Potsdam Bears at 7 p.m. at the turf field. The athletic department is holding a "pack the stands event" with competitions and prizes for students attending the game.
- The much-acclaimed North Country band Double Axel will be performing classic rock sets at 3:30 and 6 p.m. and a College DJ will be performing at 4:30 and 7 p.m.
All of the above events are free and open to the public, but specifically designed for college students. Events, unless otherwise noted, will be held in the field behind Smith Hall near the volleyball court and adjacent to the Grasse River. The rain location for all events except for the fireworks and soccer match is in the Richard W. Miller Campus Center.
Media inquiries should be directed to Gregory Kie, Media Relations Coordinator, or call 315/386-7528.


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If you don't live in California, there are still ways you can help. (i.e. Donate Money/Blog about it/etc.)
Don't let California make laws that set a dangerous precedent for the whole country.
(Gavin Newsom, you're a major lame-o! Have you cleared up that little homeless problem in San Francisco like you promised? I didn't think so!)
It's not about discriminating against gays.
It's about protecting religious freedom and doing what's right.Vote YES on Prop 8!
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Interbotix Labs is proud to announce our first entry into our line of Edge Kits!
Edge Kits are robotics kits that we are releasing from our R&D labs early. In an effort to make more kits available to the community and to accelerate the innovation cycle we have decided to start releasing "Edge Kits" for advanced builders. The name comes from the term "cutting edge" to denote that these kits are on the front edge of development. The kits are intended as hardware kits and may or may not come with certain levels of code that we and the community is working on, though code will often be available in unsupported beta formats which people are sharing and banging away on to improve.
We made the choice to release kits in this format due to the demand we have seen over the years from the community wanting to get their hands on advanced kits faster than the normal cycle. We as roboticists are notoriously impatient people and when we want to build, we want to build now. So the Edge Kit was born. The kits do NOT come with the same level of documentation, code, and/or assembly instructions that our fully support Interbotix Kits do. As a result, these kits are best suited for individuals with previous experience with our kits or other similar applications.
Our first Edge Kit is the Interbotix Octopod. As the name suggests, the kit is an eight legged crawler. Community member KevinO has already gotten his kit up and running with some seriously advanced features and sensing capabilities. His robot Charlotte started life as a PhantomX Hexapod running an Arbotix and from there he modified the legs several times to his liking (a great feature of the modular AX-12 bracket system). Soon a Raspberry Pi and Kinect 3d Camera sensor were added, and he ported over the Phoenix-Phoenix code (another community project for our crawlers lead by KurtE) to run natively on the Raspberry Pi. As he experimented with face tracking, obstacle avoidance and gesture tracking, KevinO expressed a desire to make Charlotte a bit closer to a real spider by adding an additional pair of legs and bringing the total up to 8. And thus, the Octopod project was born.
This is a perfect example of how the synergy of small companies and online communities are ever increasing the speed of innovation in technology. A big thanks goes out to Kevin for his VERY impressive project, we can't wait to see where he takes it next! Check out his video of Charlotte taking some of her early steps:


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This photo illustration shows Hubble measurements of the rotation of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), the nearest visible galaxy to our Milky Way. The LMC appears in the Southern Hemisphere's night sky. In this photo illustration, the image contrast in a ground-based photo was enhanced to highlight the LMC's faint outer regions, which are not visible to the naked eye. To illustrate the LMC's large apparent size on the sky, an image of the full moon is shown at bottom right. A horizon has been added for perspective. The arrows represent the highest-quality Hubble measurements of the motion of the LMC's stars to show how this galaxy rotates. Each arrow reveals the predicted motion over the next 7 million years. The motion of each star measured by Hubble over a few years' time is a million times smaller than the length of each arrow. The LMC completes a rotation every 250 million years.
Credit: NASA, ESA, A. Feild and Z. Levay (STScI), Y. Beletsky (Las Campanas Observatory), and R. van der Marel (STScI)
Using the sharp-eyed NASA Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have for the first time precisely measured the rotation rate of a galaxy based on the clock-like movement of its stars.
Using the sharp-eyed NASA Hubble Space Telescope, astronomers have for the first time precisely measured the rotation rate of a galaxy based on the clock-like movement of its stars.
According to their analysis, the central part of the neighboring galaxy, called the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC), completes a rotation every 250 million years. Coincidentally, it takes our Sun the same amount of time to complete a rotation around the center of our Milky Way galaxy.
The Hubble team, composed of Roeland van der Marel of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Md., and Nitya Kallivayalil of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, Va., used Hubble to measure the average motion of hundreds of individual stars in the LMC, located 170,000 light-years away. Hubble recorded the stars' slight movements over a seven-year period.
Disk-shaped galaxies, like the Milky Way and the LMC, generally rotate like a carousel. Hubble's precision tracking offers a new way to determine a galaxy's rotation by the "sideways" proper motion of its stars, as seen in the plane of sky. Astronomers have long measured the sideways motions of nearby celestial objects, but this is the first time that the precision has become sufficient to see another distant galaxy rotate.
For the past century astronomers have calculated galaxy rotation rates by observing a slight shift in the spectrum -- called the Doppler effect -- of its starlight. On one side of a galaxy's spinning stellar disk, the stars swinging in the direction of Earth will show a spectral blueshift (the compression of light waves due to motion toward the observer). Stars swinging away from Earth on the opposite side of a galaxy will show a spectral redshift (the stretching of light to redder wavelengths due to motion away from the observer).
The newly measured Hubble sideways motions and the Doppler motions measured previously each provide complementary information about the LMC's rotation rate. By combining the results, the Hubble team for the first time obtained a fully three-dimensional view of stellar motions in another galaxy.
"Determining a galaxy's rotation by measuring its instantaneous back and forth motions doesn't allow one to actually see things change over time," said van der Marel, the lead author on a paper in the Feb. 1 issue of the Astrophysical Journal describing and interpreting the results. "By using Hubble to study the stars' motions over several years, we can actually for the first time see a galaxy rotate in the plane of the sky."
Kallivayalil, who led the data analysis, added: "Studying this nearby galaxy by tracking the stars' movements gives us a better understanding of the internal structure of disk galaxies. Knowing a galaxy's rotation rate offers insight into how a galaxy formed, and it can be used to calculate its mass."
Hubble is the only telescope that can make this kind of observation because of its sharp resolution, its image stability, and its 24 years in space. "If we imagine a human on the Moon," van der Marel explained, "Hubble's precision would allow us to determine the speed at which the person's hair grows."
"This precision is crucial, because the apparent stellar motions are so small because of the galaxy's distance," he said. "You can think of the LMC as a clock in the sky, on which the hands take 250 million years to make one revolution. We know the clock's hands move, but even with Hubble we need to stare at them for several years to see any movement."
The research team used Hubble's Wide Field Camera 3 and Advanced Camera for Surveys to observe stars in 22 fields spread across the vast disk of the LMC, which appears in the southern night sky as an object about 20 times the angular diameter of the full moon. Arrows on the accompanying image show the predicted motion over the next 7 million years, based on the Hubble measurements.
Each field was chosen to contain not only dozens of LMC stars, but also a background quasar, a brilliant beacon of light powered by a black hole in the core of a distant active galaxy. The astronomers needed the quasars as fixed background reference points to measure the extremely subtle motion of the LMC stars.
This measurement is the culmination of ongoing work with Hubble by van der Marel and another team to refine the LMC's rotation rate. Van der Marel began analyzing the galaxy's rotation in 2002 by creating detailed predictions, now confirmed by Hubble, of what the rotation should look like.
"The LMC is a very important galaxy because it is very near to our Milky Way," he said. "Studying the Milky Way is very hard because everything you see is spread all over the sky. It's all at different distances, and you're sitting in the middle of it. Studying structure and rotation is much easier if you view a nearby galaxy from the outside."
"Because the LMC is so nearby, it is a benchmark for studies of stellar evolution and populations. For this, it's important to understand the galaxy's structure," Kallivayalil said. "Our technique for measuring the galaxy's rotation rate using fully three-dimensional motions is a new way to shed light on that structure. It opens a new window to our understanding of how stars in galaxies move."
In addition to the LMC's own rotation, it is also moving around the Milky Way as a whole. In earlier science papers, the team and its collaborators used Hubble data to show that the LMC moves faster around the Milky Way than previously believed. This research has revised our understanding of how many times these neighboring galaxies might have met and interacted in the past.
The team next plans to use Hubble to measure the stellar motions in the LMC's diminutive cousin, the Small Magellanic Cloud, using the same technique. The galaxies are interacting, and that study should also yield improved insight into how the galaxies are moving around each other and around the Milky Way.
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Haifa is a unique place within the Israeli urban landscape. A city sitting on the edge of a mountain, with the Carmel woods on one end and the Mediterranean beaches on the other. Haifa is a proud city of Muslims, Jews and Christians coexisting side by side, and is also the world center of the Baha'i faith. Cycling can be easy or hard, depending on your direction. The following route starts at the top of Mt. Carmel and slowly goes down toward the sea, but those of you who seek more of a challenge can cycle up in the other direction.
Begin the day in Daliat El Carmel; the largest Druze community in Israel. Dalia (as locals call it) has a large open air market and many restaurants offering Druze and Arab cuisine. Follow the road along the Carmel, leading to Haifa. You will pass the tall tower of Haifa University, where the Hecht Archeology Museum is located. From there, descend along "Aba Hushi" road, named after Haifa's first mayor. Pass the Horev Center to Kababir neighborhood to pay a visit to the Saydna Machmud Mosque overlooking the sea, and continue to the Carmel Center. There are a few attractions to be seen here. Lock your bike and stroll down to the Haifa Zoo, the Katz Museum of Art, and the Tikotin Museum of Japanese Art; all next to a wide assortment of shops, cafes, and restaurants. Follow the Yafe Nof Road leading to the Baha'i Gardens and World Center. Then follow HaTsionut Road to the Mausoleum of Bab Alla, founder of the Baha'i faith. These gardens are not only stuning, but they adorn the city of Haifa in an unforgettable way.
After leaving the Baha'i Gardens, keep following HaTsionut to Hillel Street. From here, enter Hadar, what used to be the heart of old Haifa and today attracts many young people. Cruise the narrow winding streets, lined with stone buildings from the 1920's. Continue down Balfur street to the National Museum of Science Technology and Space located in the former building of the Technion. Nearby you will also find the Haifa Theater at the end of Phebzner Street. Further down Balfur street, you will reach the busy Hertzel Street, filled with clothing and shoe stores, just above the Shuk; Haifa's fruit and vegetable market.
Follow Hertzel to the top of Wadi Nisnas. Get off your bike and devote some time to visit this unique neighborhood. Here, where Jews and Arabs share the same street, there is an annual festival celebrating the holidays of the three major faiths. The streets are decorated with public art that are renewed once a year. Wadi Nisnas also has a small, yet colorful market, and a wide assortment of food stands.
After Wadi Nis Nas, take HaGefen street to the German Colony. Originally built by German Templers in the turn of the last century, the colony's magnificent buildings house today galleries & restaurants and offer a pleasant atmosphere. Continue on HaGefen street to Kiryat Eliezer. Cross the busy highway and follow the signs to Bat Galim, a secluded beach neighborhood originally erected in the 1930's. Wide shady boulevards still stand here, leading to the beachfront and boardwalk. Finish the Ride by following the small road along the beach south. This road will take you past the marine research center and along all the sandy beaches of Haifa.


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Relentless defense lifts unbeaten Chiefs to win over Raiders
KC fans set record for loudest outdoor stadium roar
The Kansas City Chiefs finally got the best of the Oakland Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium.
Jamaal Charles ran for two touchdowns, the Kansas City defense harassed Terrelle Pryor into throwing three second-half interceptions and the Chiefs remained unbeaten with a 24-7 victory Sunday.
After winning just twice last year, Kansas City (6-0) pressed on with the second-best start in franchise history. The Chiefs won their first nine games during the 2003 season.
The Chiefs piled up 10 sacks while ending a three-game skid to the Raiders (2-4), and a six-game losing streak to them at Arrowhead Stadium. They also held Darren McFadden to 52 yards rushing.
Pryor threw for 216 yards and a touchdown, but his interceptions proved costly.
The first led to Charles' go-ahead touchdown in the third quarter, and the second led to Ryan Succop's 33-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter. Husain Abdullah returned the final interception 44 yards for a touchdown with 1:35 left in the game.
Chiefs fans were hoping to break the record for loudest outdoor sports stadium, set earlier this year by the Seahawks.
And while it wasn't clear whether they hit 136.7 decibels - roughly the sound of a jet engine - they certainly made their presence known.
Pryor and his patchwork offensive line struggled to deal with the crowd noise, especially in the second half.
On one possession, Pryor was twice whistled for delay of game partly because third-string center Mike Brisiel couldn't hear him. Oakland also had a false start on the same drive.
The Raiders finished with 11 penalties for 68 yards.
Oakland actually struck first in the second quarter when Denarius Moore beat Chiefs defensive back Marcus Cooper, starting in place of the injured Brandon Flowers, on a quick slant over the middle. Moore caught the pass from Pryor in stride and went 39 yards for the touchdown.
It remained 7-0 until the waning minutes of the first half, when the Chiefs took over at the Oakland 45. Pass interference on the Raiders' D.J. Hayden on third-and-10 kept the drive alive, and Charles squirmed the 7 yards for the tying score with 1:06 left.
The Chiefs were poised to take the lead early in the third quarter, but Hayden stripped Charles of the ball inside the Oakland 10 and Charles Woodson recovered it.
But the Raiders gave it right back when Kansas City brought a blitz and Pryor lobbed a pass off his back foot that Quintin Demps picked off.
Five plays later, Charles plunged into the end zone to give the Chiefs a 14-7 lead.
The way their defense was playing, that proved to be enough. Kansas City kept up the heat on Pryor the rest of the way - on one drive, two penalties and two sacks left the Raiders facing fourth-and-48 at their 12. Not even their punt made it to the first down marker.
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Google's famous doodle on its start page has been turned into a photograph of a Thanksgiving holiday meal. And the image doesn't feature just any random ingredients.
It shows off handpicked ingredients by the Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten. A click on the doodle will lead you to a list of recipes from the famous chef and TV host that are just easy enough for anyone still searching for the perfect combination of holiday ingredients.
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When all is said and done in the 2013 season for the Broncos, it may be how the team deals with its scars as well as high expectations that decides the outcome.
"It's good to be at the top. But it's hard to stay at the top, hard to get to the top," said defensive end Derek Wolfe. "But I keep saying that's our plan, to do what we need to do to get to the top. We're going to do that."
When coach John Fox addressed the team Wednesday night to set the table for the new season, he spoke of the double-overtime home playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens last winter, a crushing end to a season that saw the top-seeded Broncos win 11 consecutive games. Fox also addressed the expectations heaped on the Broncos from inside and outside their Dove Valley headquarters.
Thursday morning, the Broncos got back to their on-field business with the first practice of training camp. It was a much-needed, happy-to-be-here moment for the team.
"Coach Fox kind of addressed it. We kind of have a scar from losing that playoff game and players kind of need to be reminded of that, use that to drive them, to fuel them to make us a better team," said quarterback Peyton Manning. "And that's a good thing."
"Fuel" and "work" were the words of the day when the practice, which lasted about 2½ hours, was over.
"I do think that loss (to the Ravens) can be like fuel for us," said running back Ronnie Hillman.
"It's great to get back on the football field and practice and get to some football. Get some X's and O's. Just football 101, if you will," Manning said. "Guys are pumped. Guys are ready to put the work in. I think that's the key word, guys are ready to work. We know how much work we have to put in. We know how much improvement that we still need to make, but guys are excited to put in that work and those are the kind of guys you want to play with."
Guard Chris Kuper and center J.D. Walton didn't participate and opened training camp on the physically unable to perform list. Offensive tackle Ryan Clady, who had offseason shoulder surgery, was limited to mostly individual work. Rookie defensive end Quanterus Smith, who suffered a knee injury during his senior season at Western Kentucky, was a full participant during practice.
With 3,007 fans on hand — some of them had lined up just after midnight — the Broncos went through their first paces.
Hillman and rookie Montee Ball, a former Wisconsin star, showed hints of what should be a spirited battle for carries in what figures to be a rotation system at running back.
The Broncos, as they promised, kept star linebacker Von Miller working with the starting defense despite the possibility of a four-game suspension for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy.
Miller's work in practice was met with cheers for the most part, while a few fans shouted the occasional invective about his recent troubles.
It was a day for fresh starts and introductions for those who came to see what the Broncos had to offer.
Tight end Joel Dreessen and defensive tackle Mitch Unrein know what it feels like to be on the fans' side of the ropes. Dreessen, a Fort Morgan High School graduate, and Unrein (Eaton) were regular attendees of Denver training camps past. Both said they understand the anticipation of the fans.
"I think the coolest thing was just seeing (the Broncos) in real life: John Elway, (Ed) McCaffrey, (Shannon) Sharpe, (Terrell) Davis, all those guys," Unrein said. "You see them on TV, but then when you get up close and personal with them when you're a little kid, you're like, 'Man, these guys are massive.' It's really cool to just be on the other side of the rope and have little kids looking up to me now."
"I remember when I got my driver's license, I was 16 years old and my mom let me take her minivan to drive from Fort Morgan to Greeley to go watch the Broncos practice," Dreessen said. "My dad was so mad at her because I had just gotten my license and here she was, letting me drive 60 miles. So, yeah, I definitely went to a lot of training camp practices."
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This week's Dan's Papers cover, "Sheila's Roses," by Doug Zider is a bit unusual in more ways than one. First, it's dedicated to his wife, Sheila. Second, it's an image that wasn't planned. Zider created it while he was waiting for another painting to dry. He was, in essence, killing time. Zider doesn't really have much time to kill as a rule, working as he does at NBC in New York (he's a graphic artist) and painting at night and on the weekends. Which all goes to prove that Zider is resourceful, creative, and most certainly a hard worker.
This still life for the cover is a bit different. What are your usual subjects?
Coastal Maine scenes, landscapes.
You are lucky to live by the water in Long Island, so this setting comes naturally to you. I have an idea. You work with digital technology at NBC, so painting nature is a relief for you. How does painting what you do have an influence on your life?
I have been at NBC for 34 years, and I am looking forward to retiring and painting full-time. How long do we have to be a healthy, sane artist? When I paint, I am leaving an insurance policy for my family. I am leaving something out there after I'm gone.
Despite the fact that you really have problems with digital technology, because we have discussed this before and we are both "purists," what did you learn from working all these years at NBC?
I actually learned drawing before coming to NBC, but I got the best training from the scenic artists at NBC. I loved what we used to do, in the early days. I am taking home memorabilia, like old props and storyboards, and passing them down to my kids. It is important for their legacy.
There are a lot of kids that come to work for NBC. What do you say to the few who are really talented?
I encourage them to see the real deal. To understand what it's really like in art. To go to a museum during lunch.
What's your real deal?
To paint the landscape in Maine, taking out the houses. I feel the land will be gone. To see the rock formations there, the never-ending rolling hills. That's for people who want to stop and look.
How else do you learn about art?
I get into exhibitions, like the upcoming Art League of Long Island. When I do this, I look up the judges to see if my work would appeal to them. It's also important to get a representative. And don't stop working, don't stop producing. Don't lose that fire.
How do you keep going?
I do commissions, but it ties you up. I work on two to three pieces at one time. On bigger pieces I can't turn them around so fast. It takes two and one-half weeks to finish them.
What are you looking forward to now?
I am yearning to get out on the water and maybe teaching in the future. Children have not yet been spoiled by the media and older people.
Doug Zider will exhibit at the Art League of Long Island, 107 East Deer Park Road, Dix Hills, March 10–April 14, 631-462-5400, dougzider.com.


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The third annual meeting of the NBER "Macroeconomics Across Time and Space" working group will be held at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia on May 1 and 2, 2009. The aim of the group is to bring together the large number of researchers in aggregate economics who are using modern dynamic theory to investigate substantive historical questions. These questions cover, but in no way are limited to, the study of great depressions; industrial revolutions; the diffusions of new technologies; secular shifts in hours worked and leisure; long-run trends in marriage, women's labor supply, and fertility; the impact of institutions on economic growth; the rise in urbanization; international trade and capital flows; the growth and location of business; the westward expansion of the United States; analyses of banking and credit arrangements; and medieval monetary economics.
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- In still other instances, USLab may process your Personal Data based on USLab's legitimate interests in communicating with you about our products and services, and about scientific research and educational opportunities. You have the right to opt-out of all such processing of your Personal Data. You may do so by contacting us as described in the "Your Privacy Choices" section.
Information We Share
We only share your Personal Data with third parties as described below. We do not sell or rent Personal Data to third parties for their own marketing purposes.
Third-Party Advertising and Online Behavioral Advertising
You may be provided with online advertisements of USLab products and services on third-party websites and mobile services that are tailored to you, for example, on the basis of information that you provide to USLab or a third-party website you are visiting, or based on your browsing activity, purchases, or interests. These types of tailored online advertisements may come through several sources, such as the following:
- We may share with our advertising service providers your non-identifying information that we have obtained from cookies and other tracking technologies on our USLab Sites.
- Some USLab Sites participate in online behavioral advertising (this is also sometimes called re-target advertising or interest-based advertising). You can identify these sites by the "Advertising Choices" link in the footer. Our advertising network partners may place and use cookies on USLab Sites and on other third-party websites to collect information about your activities in order to provide you with online advertisements that are based on your interests.
- Some web browsers may transmit "do-not-track" signals to websites with which the browser communicates. As of the Effective Date of this Privacy Policy, an industry standard has not yet been established on how to respond to these signals. Therefore, USLab does not currently respond to these signals. As discussed above, you can opt-out from advertisers that use your browsing history to deliver online behavioral advertisements by visiting adchoices.
Affiliates, Vendors and Suppliers
We have relationships with suppliers and affiliated companies, who help us operate our business and for whom it may be necessary to have access to your Personal Data in the course of providing services to USLab. We will not authorize these parties to use your Personal Data for any purpose that is not related to USLab and its related affiliate's business operation, and we do not share Personal Data from countries that require consent, unless consent has been obtained in advance to sharing with related affiliates. We require them to handle your Personal Data collected in accordance with this Privacy Policy.
Co-branded Sites
We may partner with other companies to provide you with content or services on a joint or "co-branded" basis. At a cobranded site, you will see both the USLab logo and the logo of the co-branding partner displayed on your screen. You should read the individual privacy policies of our co-branding partners, as they may differ in some respects from ours. Reading these policies will help you to make an informed decision about whether to provide your information to a given site.
Product Reports
If you contact USLab regarding your experience in using one of our products, we may use the information that you provide in submitting reports to the designated government regulatory authority, as required of us by law.
Legal Rights and Obligations
In certain limited circumstances, USLab may need to disclose your Personal Data in order to comply with a legal obligation or demand, such as to comply with reporting obligations to our governing regulatory authorities regarding the safety of our products, or in connection with the sale or transfer of one of our product lines or divisions, which includes the services provided through one or more of the USLab Sites. In such instances, we will take measures to protect your Personal Data to the extent possible. We also reserve the right to use Personal Data to investigate and prosecute users who violate our rules or who engage in behavior that is illegal or harmful to others or to others' property.
Change in Organization
In the event USLab decides to reorganize or divest our business through sale, merger, or acquisition, USLab may share Personal Data about you with actual or prospective purchasers. We will require any actual or prospective purchasers to treat this Personal Data in a manner consistent with this notice.
Children Privacy
USLab does not knowingly collect or use any Personal Data directly from children on USLab Sites (USLab defines "children" as minors younger than 18). We do not knowingly allow children to order our products, to communicate with us, or to use any of our online services. If you are a parent and become aware that your child has provided us with information, please contact us using one of the methods specified below, and we will work with you to address this issue.
Your Privacy Choices
You have the right to see and get a copy of Personal Data about you that we maintain as well as to ask us to make corrections to inaccurate or incomplete Personal Data about you.
You have the right to receive data you have provided to us in a machine-readable format and to transmit that data to another controller.
You may also request the erasure of your Personal Data or the restriction of its processing, or object to the processing of Personal Data about you.
To seek access to Personal Data about you, to file a concern, complaint, or request for correction, or to opt-out of particular programs, please:
- contact our Legal & Compliance team by clicking on the "Contact Us" link on the USLab Site you are using
- contact us by using the USLab contact information on the USLab mobile application you are using
- contact us by emailing us at firstname.lastname@example.com
You may also send a letter to the following address:
USLab Solutions Inc
1395 NW 17th Ave
Delray Beach, FL 33445
For more information about your privacy rights, or if you are not able to resolve a problem directly with us and wish to make a compliant, contact your local data protection authority, if applicable.
In all communications to USLab, please include your email address, the website address, mobile application, and/or the specific USLab product to which you provided Personal Data (e.g., www.beckmancoulter.com), and a detailed explanation of your request. If you would like to delete, amend, or correct your Personal Data and are contacting us by email, please put "Deletion Request" or "Amendment/Correction Request" in the subject line of the email. We will respond to all reasonable requests in a timely manner and may need to further confirm your identity in order to process certain requests.
Data Security
USLab maintains reasonable technical, administrative and physical controls to secure any Personal Data collected through the USLab Sites. However, there is always some risk that an unauthorized third party could intercept an Internet transmission, or that someone will find a way to thwart our security systems. We urge you to exercise caution when transmitting Personal Data over the Internet, especially your financial-related information. USLab cannot guarantee that unauthorized third parties will not gain access to your Personal Data; therefore, when submitting Personal Data to USLab Sites, you must weigh both the benefits and the risks.
Third Party Sites and Social Media Plugins
This Privacy Notice does not apply to USLab Sites that are not owned by or managed by USLab or to third-party websites to which USLab Sites may link. USLab Sites may use social media plugins (e.g., the Facebook "Like" button, "Share to Twitter" button) to enable you to easily share information with others. When you visit USLab Sites, the operator of the social plug-in can place a cookie on your computer or other electronic device that enables that operator to recognize individuals who have previously visited our Site. If you are logged into the social media website (e.g., Facebook, Twitter) while browsing on our USLab Site, the social media plug-in allows that social media website to receive information that you have visited our USLab Site. The social media plug-in also allows the social media website to share information about your activities on our USLab Site with other users of their social media website. These sharing settings are managed by the social media website and governed by its privacy policy.
Accessing Our Sites Globally
This site is owned and operated by USLab in the United States, but the information you provide will be accessible to our affiliates, vendors, and suppliers in other countries in accordance with this policy. Furthermore, if you are visiting this site from a country other than the United States, your communication with us will necessarily result in the transfer of information across international borders. The level of legal protection for Personal Data is not the same in all countries; however, we will take the security measures described in this Privacy Notice in an effort to keep your information secure. By using this site, you understand that your Personal Data may be stored and processed in the United States and in any country to which we may transfer your information in the course of our business operations.
Notice to California Residents
Subject to certain limits under California Civil Code § 1798.83, California residents may ask us to provide them with (i) a list of certain categories of Personal Data that we have disclosed to third parties for their direct marketing purposes during the immediately preceding calendar year, and (ii) the identity of those third parties. To make this request, California residents may contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com
Changes to Our Privacy Policy
We will only use Personal Data in the manner described in this Privacy Policy in effect when the information was collected from you or as authorized by you. However, and subject to any applicable consent requirements, This Global Privacy Notice may be updated periodically to you to reflect changes in our personal information practices. We will post a prominent notice on our Site or send you an email to notify you of any significant changes to our Global Privacy Notice and indicate at the top of the Notice when it was most recently updated.


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The carburetors and carburetor kits we deliver have to fulfill basic quality requirements in order to guarantee problem free installation Individual fine tuning for each motor is up to every tuner to carry out. For optimal motor output, we recommend using both a larger manifold and racing air filter. Further, larger valves ensure higher power performance. In any case, reed flaps should be exchanged. The bottom of the line - a larger carburetor means a noticeable increase in rpm's, which means more power and higher top speeds. What more can you want?
The 21mm carburetor's advantage over the 19er is it's higher performance in the upper ranges. The automatic choke is replaced by the manual choke (included in kit), which can be mounted anywhere on chassis or handlebars with a bowden cable and starter lever. Both carburetors are delivered with basic tuning, fine tuning has to be done by the mechanic. Similar to the 25er carburetor, the 21er is the choice for experienced hobby mechanics. Fine tuning with this baby is not the easiest job.
SIP-TIP! Sport Manifold, Sport Air Filter, Quick Action Twist Grip, Jets and small parts for fine tuning.
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Amazon moves into India's e-commerce market with the launch of Junglee
Online retail giant Amazon has taken its first step into India's e-commerce market with the launch of its Junglee shopping service which went live in the country today.
India's online retail space is dominated by home grown firms, including Flipkart and travel specialist Makemytrip, but now Amazon is set to rival them with a local offering. Junglee will offer more than 12 million products from over 14,000 domestic and international brands, according to the company.
The service starts in beta and it has a distinctly Amazon look and feel to it. The goods on offer include items from Amazon.com in additional to local brands and products.
Amazon is yet to launch its famed international store in the country but the opening of Junglee, which Pluggd reminds us was bought from two Indian entrepreneurs ten years ago, is a first step to more as it develops its logistics in, and understanding of,ope the country.
Amazon has a number of development centres in India but rumours of a dedicated Indian operation have been rife for some time. Though reports in June and July last year correctly earmarked the first quarter of 2012 for the launch, Amazon was widely anticipated to launch its Indian brand rather than Junglee.
The company failed with an attempt to purchase Flipkart last year, and it has since watched as the Indian firm predicted a ten fold increase in sales as the country's online retail space grew significantly last year.
A survey from Juxt, released in August, concluded that 30 percent of India's 65 million Internet users used online shopping services. That was followed by research from comScore that reported that coupon services had grown massively in 2011, with Amazon's international service beating Flipkart with 2.8 million monthly visitors against its 2.7 million.
India's Internet penetration is still below 10 percent, meaning that e-commerce and other online industries are set to continue to grow strongly as more of the public gain access to the Web.
Read next: Sony posts a spectacular $2.1 billion net loss in its third quarter


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There are many
reasons why people visit Gillie Hyde Pre-Owned from all around northern Kentucky
and southern Tennessee for a used car in Tompkinsville. You'll
first notice the huge variety of makes and models on our used car lot.
You can browse an array of Honda, Dodge, Hyundai, Toyota, Nissan, and
Chevrolet vehicles, just to name a few brands.
However, the team at Gillie Hyde cares
about more than selling you a used truck in Tompkinsville. We want to
sell you a quality vehicle that meets your needs, that you'll love, and
that you'll be glad you bought! Drive over from Cookeville, TN with these
driving directions today.
That's why we're not big on gimmicks. We are big on quality. When you come to our Tompkinsville used car dealership to look at pre-owned vehicles, we think you'll be impressed by the customer service and the quality of the SUVs, cars and trucks that we sell.
We are located at 1645 Edmonton RD, and can be reached by phone or email during business hours.
Gillie Hyde Pre-Owned Serving Bowling Green, southern Kentucky & northern Tennessee
Once you find the right car, let our Tompkinsville dealership finance team help you with a car loan or lease. Our experts can help you secure a car loan in Tompkinsville , regardless of credit. Visit our Tompkinsville used car lot today!
Used Ford, Chevy & Dodge | Bowling Green & Southern Tennessee
Just hop across the border to test drive a used Dodge car or Ford SUV today. Bowling Green drivers can come and get a car loan and a pre-owned vehicle, and drive back home today! What happens if you don't find the exact used Chevrolet in Tompkinsville on our car lot? Then we'll try to find it for you. With the online CarFinder tool you just tell us if you want a used Hyundai from 2010 or a pre-owned RAM 1500 with less that 60,000 miles and we'll start looking. You can even tell us the time frame you are willing to wait for your new car to come in. We'll let you know when that car hits the lot.


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EANJ will be having an orientation meeting designed to help new members and contacts fully utilize EANJ membership benefits. Although this is not mandatory, it is an opportunity to get a personal explanation of the benefits of the EANJ membership as well as meet members of the staff.
Meetings generally last up to 2 hours. The orientation is held in our Livingston office or you may attend via audio conference (2 days advance notice preferred for audio conference attendance).
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San Diego Vacation Rentals
Welcome to San Diego Vacation Rentals! We offer nothing but the best in comfort, quality, and service. Our vacation rentals give you the comfort of a private setting with full amenities, and every detail is designed to make your stay memorable. We have San Diego vacation rentals that are just a few steps from some of the greatest beaches southern California has to offer. We also have discounted locations that are just minutes from all of San Diego's great attractions.
San Diego is the perfect vacation choice for families of all shapes and sizes, for romantic honeymoon getaways, and for corporate or private parties. With its myriad of fantastic attractions:
Waterfront Activities
• sport fishing
• boating
• para-sailing
• Vacation whale watching
• sunning on white sandy beaches
• surfing in crystal clear waters
Theme Parks
• Sea World
• Legoland
• Wild Animal Park
• The world famous San Diego Zoo
Cultural/Historical Spots
• Old Town San Diego with its museums and performing arts venues
• Old Point Loma Lighthouse
• Horse racing at Del Mar Racetrack
• Biking and hiking trails
• Designer boutique shopping
• Golf courses
• Restaurants, ranging from world class fine dining to those special little out-of-the-way cozy corners where great local cuisine waits to be discovered
San Diego invites you to come experience a dream vacation destination, along with its fine southern California hospitality. And we at San Diego Vacation Rentals, want you to feel right at home during your visit. Make us your home away from home. Your comfort and satisfaction are our business!
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"Wow! was our first word, when we opened the door to the bungalow! The music playing, the flowers, and the wine waiting for us were such a nice added touch! ... We have rented San Diego Vacation Homes before, but this one is tops - you've made sure to have the extras that make a stay special." -
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Founded in 1901, Orkin, LLC is an industry leader in essential pest control services and protection against termite damage, rodents and insects for approximately 1.7 million residential and commercial customers. Based in Atlanta, Orkin has nearly 8,000 employees in more than 400 locations throughout the the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, Central America, the Middle East, the Caribbean, Asia, the Mediterranean and Africa.
Orkin's rich history, from its leadership to its advertising, distinguishes the brand among other pest control companies. Browse through the website for more information about Orkin, including its current community relations and environmentally responsible initiatives, along with current discounts on Orkin's services.


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Alls I can say is "WOW" to the fantastic Hanukka table created by Betty Esses and Gracie Silvera. They really put their heart and soul into their Hanukka display for The Morris I. Franco Community Cancer Center Table-Set-Go charity event in Deal, New Jersey. The ladies used a deep ocean blue colored cloth as a base for their Hanukka table and layered it on the festive Hanukka colors from there. Silver Chilewich placemats lined their elegant but casual silver rimmed china. A Tiffany shopping bag graced each place setting. Grace Sivera's dreidel collection, amassed from her travels all over the world came in handy as she creatively dangled a unique dreidel from each turquiose blue Tiffany mini gift bag. Driedels that were drizzled along the table were craftily dipped in glue and then blue and silver glitter, and added even more sparkle to their Hanukka table decor. The hydrangea filled blue vases were purchased from Home Goods, and the unique sterling and blue dotted drinking glasses were borrowed from Surrey Lane on Avenue P in Brooklyn. Even though it was the middle of the sumer, Grace and Betty fried soufganiyot and baked Hanukka cookies! Blue and silver ribbons of different widths and colors tied around the soufganiyot platter flowed down both sides of the table.
Thanks so much ladies for your fabulous Hanukka inspiration!!!!
Photos by Victor Gindi
Click here to get your silver Chilewich placemats for Hanukkah!
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- WiFi
- Car park
- Pets admitted
- Rural
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Located in Groß-Enzersdorf, Hotel Am Sachsengang has a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace. The rooms in the hotel are fitted with a flat-screen TV. At Hotel Am Sachsengang rooms include air conditioning and a private bathroom. A buffet breakfast is available each morning at the accommodations. Vienna is 12 mi from Hotel Am Sachsengang, while Baden is 30 mi from the property. The nearest airport is Vienna International Airport, 19 mi from the hotel.


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Two Piece Mouthpiece!
The Bob Reeves Two Piece Trumpet Mouthpieces are designed to offer the player the best possible combination for their particular playing needs through a combination of rim and cup sizes matched for optimal performance. The Reeves Two Piece Mouthpiece number system uses small to large cup diameters ranging from low to high and cup depths ranging from extra shallow (ES) to deep (V). Each of these mouthpieces uses a standard #2 backbore and standard #4 shank.
Bob Reeves has been working with brass players, making mouthpieces, and adjusting their instruments since 1964 and continues to study and improve upon the methods and fine products that he has developed.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


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In Dragon Age 2, is there any way to keep your sister Bethany as a companion in the second and third act?
I took her with me into the Deep Roads and she died. If you leave at home or send her to the circle, will you be able to have her on the team later?
I would really like to keep her because I used her permanently as healer and supporter. Anders can replace her quite good, but to be honest: He is annoying and whiny. ;)


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Watch "Jumpman" by Honey Cocaine featuring T Rell
Honey Cocaine is back with an official video for the King Dave-produced record "Jumpman" featuring T Rell. This appears on her Like a Drug album which is out now on iTunes.
Directed by Teddy Knock.
Tyga – Nann Nigga (Feat. Honey Cocaine) (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine makes her musical comeback with Tyga on the new song "Nann Nigga." Today, Tyga releases a visual for the song, taken from…
Honey Cocaine – Shady Wit Me (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine releases an official video for "Shady Wit Me" from her recently released album Like A Drug.
Honey Cocaine releases the first single from her upcoming EP Like A Drug which is dropping next week. Produced by DJ ASAP.
Chanel West Coast – Blueberry Chills (Feat. Honey Cocaine) (Official Music Video)
YMCMB rapper Chanel West Coast releases a visual for "Blueberry Chills" featuring Honey Cocaine. This appears on her mixtape Now You Know which is…
Chanel West Coast – Blueberry Chills (Feat. Honey Cocaine)
YMCMB's Chanel West Coast connects with Honey Cocaine on her latest song "Blueberry Chills," produced by Rich Skillz.
Dizzy Wright – Fashion (Feat. Kid Ink & Honey Cocaine) (Official Music Video)
Dizzy Wright connects with Kid Ink and Honey Cocaine to shoot a video for "Fashion," taken from his new mixtape The Golden Age. Directed…
Honey Cocaine – Middle Finger (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine drops off a video for her Thug Love-cut "Middle Finger." At least she's cute. Directed by Elliot Clancy-Osberg.
Honey Cocaine – Me N My Toolie (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine returns with another video from her Thug Love mixtape. This time we get visuals for the Dkevrim-produced cut "Me N My Toolie." Directed by…
Honey Cocaine – Money Murderer (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine drops off an official video for "Money Murderer". This is taken from her Thug Love mixtape which you can check out here.
Honey Cocaine – Bad Gal (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine wastes no time releasing visuals off her Thug Love mixtape. Here is an official music video for "Bad Gal" directed by Lalo Gonzalez.
Honey Cocaine – Thug Love (Mixtape)
Honey Cocaine drops off her new mixtape Thug Love. The 22 track project which is entirely produced by Dkevrim includes no guest appearances. Stream, tracklist…
Honey Cocaine – Runaway Bride (Official Music Video)
Honey Cocaine drops a video for her DKevrim produced track "Runaway Bride". Directed by Elliot Clancy-Osberg. This track will live on her upcoming mixtape Thug…
Honey Cocaine "Thug Love" Mixtape Cover & Tracklist Revealed
Honey Cocaine reveals the official artwork and tracklist for her upcoming mixtape Thug Love. The project will feature 18 tracks in total with no…
Honey Cocaine drops off the second single off her upcoming mixtape Thug Love. The record is titled "Runaway Bride" and is produced by DKevrim. The…
Honey Cocaine – He's The One (Feat. Roxie LS)
Honey Cocaine links up with Roxie LS for her latest release "He's The One". Produced by The Midi Mafia.
Tyga's artist Honey Cocaine drops a new freestyle "Mafia" over an original beat.
Future "Perkies" (Produced by Metro Boomin)
Debonair Brown "Embrace It" (Official Music Video)
A Boogie Wit da Hoodie "Reply" (Feat. Lil Uzi Vert)
Future "Last Name" (Feat. Lil Durk)
Lil Peep "Everybody's Everything" (Album Stream)
Tory Lanez "Chixtape 5" (Album Stream)
Kanye West "Jesus Is King" (Album Stream)
Kirill & Jaco "Hublot" (Official Music Video)
Lil X "New Kid on the Block" (Album Stream)