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68 Ford Mustang Convertible Solid Example American Classic Mechanically Sound
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- Condition: Used
- Make: Ford
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- Doors: 2 Doors
- Year: 1968
- Mileage: 27,313
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- Transmission: Manual
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1968 Ford Mustang1968 Ford Mustang Convertible in burgundy with black interior and equipped with a manual transmission. Same owner since 1982. Has a few minor imperfections in the paint but presentable as is. Solid example of an American classic, ust in time for summer. Mechanically sound.
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The room (15m² - see pictures) is all equipped and furnished, you have your own kitchenette fully equipped (fridge, two electric hotplates, dishes), your own shower and WC. There is one single bed, bed linen are furnished, there is a dresser, a desk and a chair. The WIFI is AVAILABLE and included in the price of the rent. You also have a TV at disposal. (see pictures). The room is more made like a little studio all furnished and equiped. You only have to share with us the main entrance of the house.
The washing machine is at your disposal once a week in the porch.
Availability: the ROOM IS FREE AND AVAILABLE FOR VISITS.
Situation/Location: the house is located in Les Pavillons Sous Bois (Paris Close Suburb), we live in a residential area, it is very calm and safe. Paris is easily accessible from home; public transports around:
- Bus station is located within 5 minutes' walk from home (bus number 234). The Bus takes you to the nearest metro station: Bobigny Pablo Picasso (line 5) in 25 minutes, the same bus can also take you to La Courneuve metro station (line 7), or to the T1 : Tramway number 1. To give you an example you can get to the Metro Jaures or Stalingrad in Paris in 40 minutes from home (by bus + metro),
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Price of the transport pass "Navigo": 75€/month (the price of the pass includes all zones and transports in and outside Paris)
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So great to have the reassurance. I'll be doubling down on my meditation and chakra exercises now!
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*Disclaimer to any Republican readers who did not disown me during my Epic Political Rantfest of '08: I do not assume that you are racist simply because of your party affiliation. This post is directed not at Republicans in general, but at awful fucking racists.
I know that you're more comfortable communicating via misspelled, hand-lettered sign, but if you're reading this, I'm glad you stumbled upon my blog while searching for "Rush Limbaugh penis" or "Obama is Muslin."
I'm glad you're here even though I'm a lefty Jewess with body hair patterns that suggest my DNA probably doesn't trace back to the Mayflower. Because we need to talk.
Look, I understand that you're upset that President Obama got re-elected. But being extra racist about it will not undo the election results. In fact, maybe since there's a black president in the White House (and please shut up about how it's called the White House for a reason... by that logic, you're not allowed to own a BlackBerry, use a blackboard, play blackjack, or listen to Black Sabbath), you should actually try to be less racist.
Bear with me. The first step is to figure out what kind of racist you are. Tell me which of these sentences best describes you:
1. You Are Really Super Fucking Racist and Don't Even Try To Hide It
|Nay, it is, in fact, HENCE WHY you are a racist.
It sucks for you because--and I want you to appreciate the sweet irony here, you miserable douchebags--you are now in the minority. By no means do we live in a "post-racial" society, but I'm pretty sure at least 51% of Americans are not awful racists anymore. And if polling has taught us anything, it's that the younger the voter is, the more liberal they are likely to be. So, racists, you may not be willing to change, but the rest of the country is on its way. And with every passing year, society will become less and less tolerant of your relentless hate-spewing. Then someday, you will die, and your gay, biracial grandchildren won't even come to your funeral because they'll be too busy interning for the Jewish-Mexican transgendered lesbian who will by then be president. Boo ya.
2. You're Totally Not Racist, You Just Think Maybe Possibly Obama Really Was Born in Kenya
Pop quiz, hotshot:
Have you ever demanded to see the birth certificate of any other U.S. president?
No. But Obama's father was from Africa. Everyone else is Ameri--
Andrew Jackson's parents were BOTH Irish immigrants, fool. Woodrow Wilson's mother was from England. Herbert Hoover's mother was born in Canada. Don't you think we should look up their shit?
But England, Ireland, and Canada aren't the same as Africa, because--
Hold that thought, racist. Maybe instead of telling the President of the United States that he should go back to Kenya, YOU should go back to the 1820s. They didn't have flush toilets then, but that shouldn't be a problem for you since you're used to dumping all over everything, including other human beings' civil rights.
3. You're Not Racist At All And Believe Obama is American But Still Love That Firecracker Bill O'Reilly/Rush Limbaugh/Donald Trump/Karl Rove/Ann Coulter
Sorry, but the first rule of not being a racist is not consorting with other racists. STEP AWAY FROM THE CRAZY RACISTS.
Okay, now that you know what kind of racist you are, let's begin the healing.
Repeat after me:
I do not like President Obama.
That is my right under the constitution. In America we have freedom of speech, which is usually the excuse I use to say racist shit and get away with it.
But I can dislike the president for his political actions and personal beliefs without being a fucking racist about it.
Skin color has nothing to do with intelligence, judgment, morality, character, the ability to run a country, or the worth of a human life.
If it did, I would be a brilliant billionaire scientist and not someone who makes jokes about slavery on social media sites without even thinking to set them to private, because my frontal lobe is more empty and cobwebbed than Ann Coulter's chest cavity.
Now lock yourself in a room and look at this Obama Zoolander gif for 36 hours while listening to Wham!.... or the sound of your lonely, wracking sobs.
Later, haterz. FOUR MORE YEARS.


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Hello! I'm a little late with my post today. We have a new challenge for you today on the Robyn's Fetish Challenge blog. Our theme this week is Paper Piecing and we are being sponsored by Gerda Steiner Designs. The prize is 3 digital images of the winner's choice from the Gerda Steiner store.
Here is what I have made for inspiration.
I made a 4x4 Fat Book page. I used the image Little Girl in Pool from Gerda Steiner Designs. The pool, ball and letters were paper pieced with scraps from my stash. The Background DP is colorbok. I added some glossy accents to the goggles and some clear glitter glue to the sun's rays.
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With ACT!2010, can you change the default sort order for the contact list? Instead of automatically sorting the list by COMPANY, I'd rather sort it by contact LAST NAME. It seems like there should be a very simple setting to allow this.
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Jon Klubnik| ActTrainer.com
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The idea was to have this sorted as default, automatically.
At least in previous versions, you had the opportunity to create a macro that was clicking everything for you, but it's gone.
Sort order is such a basic feature that it should be in the preferences. Not forcing you to go to Edit->Sort each time you open Act.
07-21-2010 01:12 PM - edited 07-21-2010 01:19 PM
EXACTLY! I want to change the default sort order so I don't have manually sort the list the way I like it every time I open my database. By now, ACT! should be smart enough to remember our preferences or it should allow us to tell it what we want the DEFAULT sort order to be!
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Samar Jabbour-Khoury
American University of Beirut Medical Center, Lebanon
Title: Anesthesia for bariatric surgery: What the occasional anesthesiologist should know
Samar Jabbour-Khoury has completed her medical degree at University of Damascus-Medical School and Mouassat University Hospital with high distinction. She then finished her residency in anesthesia between the American University of Beirut Medical Center and St. Mary's Hospital, UK. She is currently a professor at the Department of Anesthesiology at the American University of Beirut Medical Center and the coordinator of the Transplant Team at this center. She has published more than 40 papers in reputed journals. She also has in progress a study concerning bariatric surgery entitled: "Intraoperative Dexmedetomidine versus Morphine for Postoperative Analgesia after Laparoscopic Bariatric Surgery".
Obesity, an excess of body fat, is defined as a BMI (body mass index) of more than 30 kg/m2. Due to the modern sedentary lifestyle, its prevalence is increasing in the developed countries. This has led to additional healthcare costs, with the accompanying increased comorbidities and mortalities. Obese patients are now more frequently encountered in the perioperative setting for different kinds of surgeries. Special training of personnel and special equipments and considerations should take place. The preoperative assessment is multidisciplinary with special attention to cardiac and pulmonary comorbidities that place the patient at a higher risk perioperatively (hypertension, coronary artery disease, obstructive sleep apnea). Intraoperatively, difficulty in obtaining an intravenous access and in securing the airway is frequently encountered. Regional anesthesia is also challenging. Positioning the patient poses an issue for us too. The anesthetist should also be aware of the altered drug metabolism in the obese patients. Postoperatively, many concerns are present such as the type of analgesia, respiratory support and deep venous thrombosis prophylaxis.
Bariatric surgery has gained popularity nowadays and is a definitive treatment for the morbidly obese. Concerning the anesthetic management, the author will be talking about its many considerations perioperatively. She will also be discussing the common postoperative complications and their management. Some common nutritional deficits will be overviewed. Finally, obesity is a major healthcare challenge especially for the anesthesiologist. A thorough understanding of its pathophysiological changes and its perioperative implications is of vital importance. Bariatric surgery is a beneficial and cost-effective clinical intervention to improve the quality of life of this population with resolution of the associated comorbidities.
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Amrutanjan appoints Lowe Lintas
The winning agency's immediate mandate is to focus on the mother brand, Amrutanjan Aromatic Balm (informally kno Burberry Outlet Online wn as Y Burberry Outlet Online ellow Balm), the company's flagship brand, which is popular in the pain relief space.
Confirming the news to afaqs!, , group product manager, Amrutanjan Healthcare, says, "We plan to revive our aromatic balm and highlight its goodness. This is the mother brand that we want our current consumers to connect with." She goes on to inform that the ad spend for the brand has been raised by 30 40 per cent.
G V Krishnan, executive director, Lowe Lintas and Partners, says, "We are proud to have won the creative mandate for such an iconic, heritage brand. Fragrant, yellow and soothing, it is India's way of saying goodbye to headaches." He adds that the agency's task is to rejuvenate the brand and build relevance and preference for it.
"This win will give us the opportu Burberry Outlet Online nity to create some great work for our portfolio, build more brands and strengthen our presence in Chennai," Krishnan adds.
In September 2011, on the occasion of completion of 118 years of its existence, Amrutanjan underwent an extensive re branding process involving a new brand identity, revamped logo, fresh tagline and different packaging.
Conceptualised and executed by the new logo is a spherical form that incorporates the colours green, blue, red, yellow and white (the colours of nature). The brand name 'Amrutanjan' is written in black at the centre of the circle and the words 'Since 1893′ are written above it, while the brand's new tagline, 'Pure Healthy Essence', is mentioned below it.
Earlier, the logo was a square shaped unit in buff yellow and dark green, with 'Amrutanjan' written in white.
Mudra South has worked on the creative duties for this account in the past.
Currently, Vizeum India, part of the Aegis Media Group, handles the media planning and buying duties for Amrutanjan; the agency was awarded the account in February, 2010. Earlier, the media mandate was with Media Direction, the specialist media services wing o Burberry Outlet Online f the R K Swamy Media Group.
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This is the cover to BMI, the new peer-reviewed journal for patients that is being put out quarterly by the same publishers of Bariatric Times.
Ever since I first heard about this project from the publisher (who happens to be the publisher for my book), I've been itching for it to come out.
What's better? It's free in it's electronic format. If you want to get physical copies, you can do so.
There is absolutely NO REASON for you not to sign up.
Read the first issue here.
2 Responses to "Body, Mind, Inspiration – A New Journal for Patients"
Thank you for posting about this!! I love getting information!!
I have been reading your blog for some time now (years, actually) and I'm a bariatric surgery patient, as well. I just wanted to stop by and nominate you for my NEW Food Stories Award for Excellence in Storytelling. You can check out the details at my site … http://foodstoriesblog.com/food-stories-award/ … Have a great foodie day!


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Universal Studios Florida
Photo by Jennifer Becker
Orlando amusement park Universal Studios Florida opened on June 7, 1990. It seems like everyone born after 1980 or so has a strong memory of the place-- whether it's the famed Jaws ride or getting slimed at Nickelodeon Studios. Seattle duo Universal Studios Florida are indirectly trying to take advantage of those bursts of nostalgia with their debut album, Oceans Sunbirds, released over the summer on Little Fury Things. The LP is enveloped in a blissed-out, near-tropical haze of echoing vocals, shimmering guitars, and bright beats-- if Animal Collective remixed the theme song to "Double Dare", it might sound something like this.
Twenty-one year old University of Washington students Jason Baxter and Kyle Hargus bonded in college over their love of Brian Eno, Led Zeppelin, and apocalyptic comic books. In the following interview, the creative writing majors talk about their sudden-even-for-the-Internet discovery story, the game show "Legends of the Hidden Temple", and why they didn't call themselves Disney World:
Pitchfork: How did you originally get noticed by your label, Little Fury Things?
Jason Baxter: We put up a MySpace page last November, and I friended Little Fury Things because I liked their band Christian Science Minotaur. Three days after we put the MySpace up, we got a message from [LFT label head] Nat Hawks that said, "Hey, I'm drunk, but would you like to be on our label?" That's when we really got our shit together.
Pitchfork: When I listen to your album, it doesn't sound like it's coming from a Seattle band. Are there a lot of local people doing this type of thing right now out there?
JB: Everyone's doing a different kind of music in Seattle, but we're still an odd man out. It's not all punk bands.
Kyle Hargus: Or grunge. We're into uplifting music that transcends location or maybe takes you to another location-- like Animal Collective, Atlas Sound, and High Places. We wanted to make music that wasn't necessarily representative of the city we're from, but more the places we've been.
Pitchfork: Why did you decide to go with the name Universal Studios Florida?
KH: It's based on memories of vacations-- like an idealized version of childhood nostalgia. We wanted to make nostalgia-driven music.
Pitchfork: Do you have any specific memories of Universal Studios?
KH: Yeah, one of the first times Jason and I hung out in college we realized that we had both been there at the same time when we were about 13 and we may have rode this roller coaster called Dueling Dragons at the same time.
Pitchfork: Why Universal Studios instead of, say, Disney World?
KH: At the end of Nickelodeon game shows like "Legends of the Hidden Temple" and "Guts", it would say, "Filmed in front of a live studio audience in Universal Studios Florida" with a shot of the Universal Globe and fountains of Gak in the background. We talk about nostalgia for 90s television all the time.
Pitchfork: I find that there's this undercurrent of melancholy when I talk to friends about childhood nostalgia sometimes, is that part of the appeal for you?
KH: That's a part of it, but we're talking about the things we're nostalgic for in an excited way rather than getting bummed out about the things we're not able to do anymore. Maybe that's because we're still young.
Pitchfork: What do you think about the idea that we use nostalgia as a way to kind of delay reality?
JB: The world was just such a bummer for a while, it was just nice to think about being a kid in the 90s. Things are looking better now, but still not great, so I don't feel bad about looking back.
Pitchfork: You guys are 21 now, do you even remember a time before mp3s and file sharing?
JB: Vaguely.
KH: I remember the first CD I burned with songs I accumulated from Napster. I was like 12. It's not a clear memory. Sharing music and filling up people's iPods was a huge part of my high school musical experience.
Pitchfork: Along with some other bands making similarly hazy music, your stuff could be described as pretty druggy-- would you say drugs are a big part of what you're doing?
KH: Well, when you say drugs, it's really just weed, right? Maybe psychedelics. I don't think any of this music could be construed as heroin-influenced. I can see why people are saying that, but it's not a huge driving factor in our music.
JD: It works without weed, but it also works with weed. We toured recently in California and met a lot of these bands we'd been fans of, and some of them are just crazy straight edge guys. That's even freakier, in a way.
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Empire State Center for the Book Announces Romance Novel for 2018 Route One Reads
May 2, 2018- Guilderland, NY—For the fourth consecutive year, the Empire State Center for the Book will participate in Route One Reads, a roadtrip-inspired reading list that explores various genres through the network of state Center for the Book affiliates located along Route 1. In 2018, the theme of the reading will be romance novels, and the selected book to represent New York is Sex in the City by Candace Bushnell.
With Sex and the City, Bushnell captured the country's attention by breaking down the bedroom doors of New York's rich and beautiful and exposing the true story of sex, love and relationships. Bushnell's writing introduced the nation to "modelizers," "toxic bachelors," and the women who are looking for Mr. Big as they glide in and out of the star-studded social scene.
"This book has become an iconic representation of a certain time in New York City social history," said Rocco Staino, Director of the Empire State center for the Book. "People come to the city and want to visit the haunts of Carrie and her friends."
The diverse reading list created by Route One Reads highlights each individual State Center for the Book while celebrating the East Coast as a whole. By participating in Route One Reads, readers can travel across 15 states and the District of Columbia without taking a single footstep, or load selected books into the car for a literary road trip. The full list of featured books for the 2018 Route One Reads initiative is available along with a map of participating states at Route1Reads.org.
Route One Reads is a partnership between the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress, and its affiliates in: Connecticut; Delaware; Florida; Georgia; Maine; Maryland; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; New Jersey; New York; North Carolina; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina; Virginia; and, Washington, D.C.
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About Route One Reads: Connecting the 2,369 miles of U.S. Route 1 from Ft. Kent, Maine, to Key West, Florida, the Route One Reads initiative is a partnership between 16 affiliate Centers for the Book to promote books that illuminate important aspects of their states or commonwealths for readers travelling the major and meandering highway. The initiative was launched at the 2015 National Book Festival in Washington, D.C. For more information, visit Route1Reads.org or follow #Route1Reads on Twitter.
About Empire State Center for the Book: The Empire State Center for the Book is committed to the book in all formats. Interests of the Center include the promotion of the culture of reading, literature, literacy, book arts, and book history throughout New York State. The Center will work with publishers, libraries, museums, educational institutions, scholars, authors, illustrators and other interested parties to enrich book culture for the people of New York. The Center for the Book relies on grants, sponsorships and the contributions of individuals who share the ideals and support the mission of the Center to promote literature, literacy and libraries.
To learn more, visit www.empirestatebook.org.
About the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress: Established by Congress in 1977 to "stimulate public interest in books and reading," the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress is a national force for reading and literacy promotion. It sponsors educational programs that reach readers of all ages through its affiliated state centers and collaborations with nonprofit reading-promotion partners and through the Young Readers Center and Poetry and Literature Center at the Library of Congress. The Center for the Book is part of the Library's National and International Outreach service unit. For more information, visit Read.gov.
Grant Cottage Designated New York's 26th Literary Landmark
U.S. Grant Cottage State Historic Site has been named the 24th New York State Literary Landmark by United for Libraries and the Empire State Center for the Book. Literary Landmark status is granted to community locations associated with a literary figure, author, or his or her work. Ulysses S. Grant completed the second volume of his memoirs at cottage, just days before his death in 1885.
The Friends of Grant Cottage will hold a public Literary Landmark Plaque Dedication Ceremony at 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 16 at Grant Cottage, featuring keynote speaker David S. Nolen, Assistant Editor at Ulysses S. Grant Presidential Library and contributor to the annotated edition of The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant.
Early-release copies of the annotated memoirs will be available for purchase and signing by Mr. Nolen. Other speakers will include Rocco Staino, Director of Empire State Center for the Book and Alane Ball-Chinian, Saratoga-Capital Regional Director of the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation. U.S. Grant (portrayed by Steve Trimm) and Mark Twain (portrayed by Kevin O'Brien will be in attendance and available for tin-type photographs by Glens Falls Art (weather permitting).
Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant has never been out of print and stands as a work of profound political, historical and literary significance, praised by such diverse critics as Mark Twain, Thomas Nast, Henry James, Gertrude Stein, Edmund Wilson, Bruce Catton and Gore Vidal.
Grant Cottage thanks generous sponsors Saratoga Arms, Northshire Bookstore, and Glens Falls Art for making the Literary Landmark status possible:
U.S. Grant Cottage State Historic Site is the final home of Ulysses S. Grant, Civil War Commanding General of the U.S. Army, 18th U.S. President and beloved American public figure. Impoverished by a Ponzi-style swindle and dying of throat cancer, he moved to the Cottage on June 16, 1885. With the love and support of his family, his publisher Mark Twain, and the nation at large, he completed Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S. Grant only days before his death on July 23, 1885. The two-volume publication ensured his family's financial security and gave the world one of the most critically acclaimed memoirs by a U.S. president or historic military figure.
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Growing a Greener World "The Gift of Trees (Atlanta, GA, Mt. Airy, NC & Seattle, WA)" Unless you're in the dessert, you don't have to look far to see trees. But have we really taken the time to appreciate all they have to offer? From sequestering carbon and releasing oxygen, conserving energy and reducing runoff, they also provide mulch and compost and offer a visual spectacle all throughout the year. You'll never look at a tree the same way again. D
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b organic with Michele Beschen "What's Up with Wheatgrass" Michele gets schooled on how to go about drinking her "greens". Her friend Kerri Rush, "the local wheatgrass girl", shares the wonderful benefits of wheatgrass. She shows us how to grow it, how to juice it and some tasty recipes that even kids enjoy. D
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Sewing with Nancy "Fabric Flowers, Part 2" Be inspired to make small floral accessories and accents that have a big visual impact. Author/designer Amy Barickman teams up with Nancy to reveal the secrets for making lovely flowers with beautiful fabrics and items rescued from your closet. Make Coil Blossoms with bias strips and cording, denim Ragged-edge Roses, Tailored Tie Flowers, wool felt Lily Blooms, and Frilly Flowers from retired tees. D
9:30 am
Jerry Yarnell School of Fine Art "Fire & Rain, Part 1" Jerry sketches in the basic landscape and begins to block in the background, establishing a focal point. Part 1 of 4G
10:00 am
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.: Our Food Heritage "Cajun: Louisiana's Cajuns" Join Dr. Carl Brasseaux, Brenda Trahan and Jane Bulliard as they explore the arrival of the first Acadians on Louisiana soil. Cracklins, a common Cajun snack, are made by Prince Davis, who also introduces us to the "Cadillac of cracklins." Johnette Downing entertains with fun Cajun songs, especially for kids. D
10:30 am
Bake Decorate Celebrate! "Punch, Cut, Decorate!" Sheets of sugar are used with scrapbook techniques to create sweet desserts - anything that can be done with paper - like punching, decorative cutting, and even stamping can be done with the sugar sheets. First, on location in the decorating kitchen learn the basics of working with sugar sheets using a traditional paper technique - quilling - to make a floral design. Then, border techniques are demonstrated using strips of sugar. D
11:00 am
Connect with English "The Stranger/The Motel" Rebecca reaches the Southwest in her cross-country drive, the car starts leaking oil, and finally breaks down on a deserted road, she meets a stranger, Alberto, the photographer.G
11:30 am
Connect with English "Negotiations/Photos and Farewells" While Rebecca and Alberto have breakfast, the garage has towed the car and and tell her the repairs will cost $800, so she sells the car to the garage for $550, and plans to take the bus all the way to San Francisco.G
12:00 pm
Ethics In America "Under Orders, Under Fire (Part I)" How do we wage war when the enemy dresses as civilians and children throw bombs? Generals William Westmoreland, David Jones, and Brent Scowcroft, correspondents Peter Jennings and Mike Wallace, and others question the duty to follow orders and a commander's obligation to protect soldiers.G
1:00 pm
Western Tradition "Common Life in the Middle Ages" Society divides itself into three parts: those who pray, those who fight, and those who work.G
1:30 pm
Western Tradition "Cities and Cathedrals of the Middle Ages" As Europe's cities come back to life, the great churches embody the material and spiritual ambitions of the age.G
2:00 pm
Biography of America, A "America at Its Centennial" As America celebrates its centennial, 5 million people descend on Philadelphia to celebrate America's technological achievements, but some of the early principles of the Republic remain unrealized. Professor Miller and his team of historians examine where America is in 1876 and discuss the question of race. D
2:30 pm
Biography of America, A "Industrial Supremacy" Steel and stockyards are featured in this program as the mighty engine of industrialism thunders forward at the end of the nineteenth century. Professor Miller continues the story of the American Industrial Revolution in New York and Chicago, looking at the lives of Andrew Carnegie, Gustavus Swift, and the countless workers in the packinghouse and on the factory floor. D
3:00 pm
DragonflyTV "Minneapolis & Saint Paul" Inspired by the IMAX movie Stomp, Maxine and Hannah create their own musical instruments at the Science Museum of Minnesota. Rylee, who uses a myoelectric prosthetic arm, heads to The Bakken Museum to explore how the electrical signals in her body help her arm function. And, in the Grossest Segment Ever!, Paige and Nick check out the "Animal Grossology" exhibit at the Science Museum of Minnesota before investigating how animals depend on their sense of smell at the Minnesota Zoo. D
3:30 pm
Biz Kid$ "Taking Charge of Your Financial Future" Join the Biz Kids as they figure out where they want to be financially and make plans on how to get there. You can work on your plans and meet some new kid entrepreneurs, too. Follow along as a Biz Kid sets up his first savings account. D
4:00 pm
The Electric Company "Spooky Summer Soiree" For the yearly Spooky Summer Soiree costume party, The Electric Company decides to dress up as animals dressed as monsters. Jessica and Marcus don't have their costumes yet, and Annie Scrambler, with the help of Gilda, has bought all of the costumes at the discount costume store. Marcus and Jessica hit the neighborhood sidewalk sales to find what they need while staying within their budget. D
4:30 pm
Cyberchase "Snow Day to Be Exact" Hacker steals the powerful sunisphere from Solaria, causing the cyberworld's sunny vacation paradise to be covered in snow! In a fun-filled chase across the snowy terrain, the kids discover the power and speed of estimation in order to recover the glowing orb from Buzz and Delete before the temperature reaches zero and the site freezes over forever. The Big Idea: Sometimes using a close answer is good enough for the problem you are solving. ~G
5:00 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Kansas City: Italian American Steak In Kansas City" NULL
5:30 pm
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Dixie Chicken" NULL
6:00 pm
Pati's Mexican Table "Mexican Picnic" What's on the menu at a typical Mexican picnic? Are some foods, like hot dogs and hamburgers, universal? Turn your backyard into a little slice of Mexico by tweaking some old stand-bys. Recipes will include: Ancho Chile Mexican Hamburgers with Lime Aioli; Pickled Onion and Potato Salad; Garabatos or "Scribbles" Cookies. D
6:30 pm
Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Eggs" Want to know how to cook the perfect soft- or hard-cooked egg? Or the fluffiest scramble? Martha shares these and other secrets as she teaches viewers all they need to know about eggs, the world's most versatile protein. Whether you like your egg over easy or sunny-side up, Martha shows you how to prepare them properly every time, with easy-to-master techniques and tips. You'll learn a clever method for frying eggs, a surefire omelet recipe, and the key to a foolproof frittata. D
7:00 pm
This Old House "Essex 2012/13, A Cottage in the Wood" Kevin and Norm tour scenic Essex, Massachusetts, and roll up to the new project: a 1935 English-style cottage in the woods that homeowners John and Julie Corcoran hope to turn into an accessible in-law residence for aging parents. Architect Sally DeGan and Tom use a 3-D model to preview the plan for aging in place, and work begins. D
7:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Basque Country" Rick visits the proud and resilient Basque people's homeland, which is split between France and Spain. From his base in San Sebastian, Rick tours the ancient Basque capital of Gernika, the dazzling Guggenheim Modern in Bilbao, and then crosses into France for more Basque Country charms. From tapa bars to lightning-fast jai alai games, he shares the experiences of Basque culture.G
8:00 pm
Joseph Rosendo's Travelscope "Southern Ethiopia - Tribal Lands and Primeval People" In the Rift Valley, Joseph becomes acquainted with the fishermen, birds, crocodiles and hippos at two lakes. Then he crosses into the Lower Omo Valley where he encounters the Konso, Hamer and Mursi people.G
8:30 pm
Lidia's Italy In America "Kansas City: Italian American Steak In Kansas City" NULL
9:00 pm
Cook's Country from America's Test Kitchen "Dixie Chicken" NULL
9:30 pm
Simply Ming "Masuhara Morimoto & Lightly Cooked Fish" On this episode of SIMPLY MING, Ming Tsai is back in beautiful Napa Valley visiting his good friend, Iron Chef Morimoto who, of course, knows how to demonstrate how to work his magic with all things fish. Morimoto shows us how to first break down a fish and then cook it to maintain its pristine flavor. D
10:00 pm
Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Co.: Our Food Heritage "Cajun: Louisiana's Cajuns" Join Dr. Carl Brasseaux, Brenda Trahan and Jane Bulliard as they explore the arrival of the first Acadians on Louisiana soil. Cracklins, a common Cajun snack, are made by Prince Davis, who also introduces us to the "Cadillac of cracklins." Johnette Downing entertains with fun Cajun songs, especially for kids. D
10:30 pm
Rick Steves' Europe "Basque Country" Rick visits the proud and resilient Basque people's homeland, which is split between France and Spain. From his base in San Sebastian, Rick tours the ancient Basque capital of Gernika, the dazzling Guggenheim Modern in Bilbao, and then crosses into France for more Basque Country charms. From tapa bars to lightning-fast jai alai games, he shares the experiences of Basque culture.G
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Engaging with Literature: A Workshop for Teachers, Grades 3-5 "Workshop 4. Classroom Dialogues" The teachers examine the various roles the teacher plays in class discussions. D


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Belliveau wants answers to Yarmouth ferry questions
January 8, 2016
NDP MLA Sterling Belliveau is concerned that a vessel has yet to obtained by the company hired by the McNeil government to operate the Yarmouth ferry service.
He says it's highly unusual that Transportation Minister Geoff MacLellan awarded the contract without a guarantee that a vessel had been obtained and without knowing what the annual cost would be for the province.
"A lot of people are scratching their heads about this agreement," says Belliveau. "We're only 20 weeks from the start of the season and we still don't know what type of ferry will be used. How long it will take to make the crossing? What time it will depart and arrive? How much will tickets cost? How many days of the week will it operate? What types of vehicles will it be able to accommodate? How many passengers will it be able to carry? What types of accommodations and services will be available on board? And on top of all that, we still don't know how much the contract will cost the province."
Belliveau adds, "At this point, it's crucial the Minister start providing answers to these questions because people in Southwest Nova Scotia, who are counting on the Yarmouth ferry to be up and running in 2016, are starting to have major concerns."


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Welcome to Mountain Properties your source for real estate in Pine Mountain Club. Please explore the resources within my website, you will find everything you need to buy or sell a home as well as learn about the market value of homes in Pine Mountain Club and surrounding area. You can search for homes with detailed descriptions, photos, community and school information and so much more.
I am ready to assist you with all of your real estate needs. My approach is customized for each client; my solutions are never one-size-fits-all! Please view this website as an introduction of my services and capabilities in this local area. Give me a call or send an email when you are ready to visit some homes or to schedule a free home buying or selling consultation. I look forward to working with you!
Nicely maintained mobile home on permanent foundation. New tounge and groove wood ceiling and new carpet. An amazing find in Pine Mountain Club.


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FOX 5 Netcams
Our newest FOX 5 Atlanta Netcam sits high above downtown Atlanta on the Georgia Power Headquarters building.
Located on Ralph McGill Boulevard, the camera has an impressive view of the I-20/Downtown Connector interchange, portions of the Georgia Tech campus and much of Midtown. The camera is mounted on the roof of the Georgia Power HQ, giving us a view from 25 stories up.
Live pictures from the camera are transmitted to FOX 5 Atlanta via an IP microwave transmitter. Control of the camera is coordinated at FOX 5, with the pan/tilt/zoom commands carried over the microwave path back to Georgia Power.
You can see live pictures from the camera on many of our FOX 5 Atlanta newscasts and right here on fox5atlanta.com.
Visit GeorgiaPower.com/storm for the latest outage information during severe weather and GeorgiaPower.com/save to save money and energy.


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Recently, I've noticed a lot of the American and Canadian Bloggers that I follow, Talking about celebrating Thanksgiving. In England we don't actually celebrate Thanksgiving so I didn't really know very much about it so I asked Crystal ( You can find her lovely blog here ) and she explained to me that ( apart from eating lots of yummy food ) it's all to do with being with your family and thinking about all the things you're thankful for ! I think this is a brilliant thing to be doing because think how much happier you would be if you were thankful for ALL the little things we have in life. I thought about it and then I decided to make a list :)
Things I'm Grateful For :
- Cats ( They always calm me down and give great cuddles )
- Carrie Hope Fletcher and her endless positivity
- My dads humour and our inside jokes
- That taken aback smiley look that people do when I say "have a nice day" and they're not expecting it
- My best friend kindness
- People who comment nice things on my blog
- Everyone being different but no one being completely alone ( whatever they think )
- Smiling
- My physical health
- Hope
- Authors writing books that make me think ... or make my heart melt ( I'm not picky hehe )
- My boyfriends heart and mine being made of the same thing... I'm not sure what that is exactly, I assumed glitter ;)
- Doctor Who
I've been using the app a few months and loving it so I had to share it with you guys because I knew you'd all love it too ! I think it would really help to boost your positivity and well being and when you look back you have a very long list that you've built up of good things about yourself and things you're grateful for :)


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Ideas for church events include a car-care clinic, a luncheon recognizing local heroes, a summer outdoor service and concert, a day trip and a treasure hunt. A series of cookoff or taste-test dinners can be created around chili, stuffed potatoes, casseroles and desserts.
Church members skilled in automobile maintenance can volunteer to give car-care workshops, perform oil changes and basic diagnostics, and make minor repairs. Teens can provide car washes for free or raise funds for a church cause. The car care can be provided to church members or a low-income group.
A luncheon showing appreciation for local fire fighters, police, teachers or the pastor can follow a special service for the honorees. A concert can feature the choir and other musical members of the congregation or hire a band. Day trips to state parks, local tourist sites or special events, such as a fair or theater production, can bring together seniors, families and singles.


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Mission Statement
The mission of Ave Maria Home is to assist the aged,sick and destitute through:
Improving the moral, social, and spiritual conditions of its beneficiaries;
Continuing the stewardship of human, physical, and financial resources in conjunction with the Catholic Community:
Facilitating visitation by family, freinds, and members of the community:
Providing a commitment to long-term and rehabilitative care.
Ave Maria Home is made up of several areas of care for the aging. There are 65 assisted living apartments, an Adult Day Care, Memeory care that is part of the assisted living area. and a nursing home that houses Ave Maria also has a non medical homecare company.
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Pixie Lott Performs New Single 'Lay Me Down' on 'Paul O'Grady Show'
Pixie Lott exits the ITV Studios with a smile on her face in London, England on Monday afternoon (May 26).
The 23-year-old singer made an appearance on The Paul O'Grady Show, where she debuted her new single from her new album, "Lay Me Down".
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Pixie Lott
"In with this @dolcegabbana dress + shoes on the @PaulOGradyShow thanks everyone for your delightful comments #LayMeDown," Pixie captioned with a fun pic from backstage on Instagram.
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This is a very long post with a lot of detail so I'll break it down:
We handed out invitations with a little poem that went like this:We didn't want any of the girls to feel like they couldn't come unless they were in their p.j.'s so I mentioned it on the invitation.
The party had a slumber party feel and a "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" theme, complete with decorations and everything.
When the girls arrived:
All the girls showed up in their pajamas and we got the party rockin! I made a playlist with fun girlie songs including:
S.O.S.- Jonas Brothers
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun-Miley Cyrus
Don't Walk Away- Miley Cyrus
Get Back-Demi Lavato
Crush- David Archuleta
Fabulous- HSM
Burnin' Up- Jonas Brothers
All For One-HSM
Play My Music- Jonas Brothers
G.N.O.- Miley Cyrus
When they showed up we had the music playing and the girls were all dancing so crazy. I even got in on the action and we jumped around the floor having a good time.
We then stopped the music and settled down to pray and discuss what we were going to do. After that we all headed into the kitchen so everyone could make their own homemade pizza. I have a recipe that doesn't require the dough to rise and that was super fast. I had the dough pre-made and shaped into balls, one for each girl. Each girl got a paper plate (which next time I would spray with cooking spray to prevent them from sticking. Also, the reason for the plate is because I didn't wan to have flour all over the table and counters. We had 13 girls! What a mess that would have been!) and their dough ball. They shaped their pizzas and each got some sauce, cheese and pepperoni.
Since I cook my pizzas at such a high temperature the cooking actually went very fast and the girls didn't mind waiting their turn. We put two pizzas on a big cookie sheet at a time and could put two pan in the oven at a time. When the pizzas on the top rack were done we moved the bottom sheet up and put in the third pan. I hope that doesn't sound confusing and I know you could come up with your own system. After each girl's was out (they did a great job remembering which was their own) I would take it off the sheet, in order to use the sheet for more pizzas, quarter it and put it on a plate for the girls. They were all so patient and it seemed like it took no time at all.
Just F.Y.I-
For 13 girls and two adults we used:
1 large bag of pepperoni's (about 4-5 per person)
3 cans tomato sauce (I just added my own spices to make the sauce)
Almost 24 ozs. of cheese
After dinner we got the girls together and played a few games. The first was the trash can game. SO FUN! All the credit goes to my partner for this one!
Trash Can Game
We filled a large box (you are supposed to use a trash can but use whatever you have around) with crumpled newspaper as well as dollar store gifts (nail polish, gum, notepads, bath loofas etc.) that were wrapped in newspaper, so you could easily spot them.
Each girl takes a turn passing the dice trying to roll a 7 or 11 (we used a bowl to keep the dice together and to make it easier to pass them). When some one got a 7 or 11 they had to run up to the box, put on a pair of gloves and dig, dig, dig trying to find one of the gifts. We put one gift for each girl in the box but didn't tell them how many their were. We continued to roll the dice and when another girl rolled the right numbers, the girl that was digging had to drop everything (even if she had a partially opened gift) and pass the gloves. It is meant to be a faced paced game.Each girl that had gotten a gift could continue rolling but if they got a 7 or 11 they didn't get to dig but the girl (if there was one) digging had to drop everything and get back in the circle.
It was so fun and the girls did a great job cheering each other on. We noticed that it started to get a little long so to speed it up we took the gloves out and all of the girls who had a gift partnered up with one that didn't. Both girls could roll and dig but if the girl that already found a gift found another, she just gave it to her partner. This sped up the game and worked really well with out girls. I would recommend trying the original version first and only making the changes if necessary.
It was amazing how well the girls did cheering each other on. The noise level was incredibly loud but no one cared because we were all so excited and having such a good time!
What If?
For this game each girl gets a piece of paper and writes a "what if" question on it, i.e. what if cows could talk?, what if Sister So and So had a beard?. After everyone has finished with their question they put them in a bowl. Pass the bowl around and each girl picks a piece of paper. Now they answer the question. Once again, they go back into the bowl and everyone draws a new slip.
The first person to go reads their question and the person next to them reads their answer. Do this until every question has been read and answered. Sometimes the answers match the question really well and it can be so funny!
For dessert we had chocolate fondue. We melted chocolate and had strawberries, graham crackers, marshmallows, bananas, pretzels, etc. for the girls to dip. In order to keep it all sanitary we used toothpicks instead of fingers and we gave each girl a dollop of chocolate on a plate to use on their strawberries, pretzels and so forth.
This activity was a huge hit! The girls had a great time and there was so much laughter and happiness. It was well deserved and was the perfect summer activity.
I hope this is all clear! If you have any questions please email me!


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Selena Gomez, Salma Hayek, & Shakira Cover 'Latina'
Check out the star studded cover of Latina magazine's 15th Anniversary issue!
The pullout cover features Shakira, Selena Gomez, Salma Hayek, Zoe Saldana, Eva Longoria, Gloria Estefan, Michelle Rodriguez, Jessica Alba, Daisy Fuentes, America Ferrera, Rosario Dawson, Ana de la Reguera, Natalie Morales, Rosie Perez and La La Anthony.
FYI: The anniversary issue took 9 months of planning, 7 photo shoots, more than 100 red hot designer dresses, and upwards of $10 million in jewelry!
Latina's October 2011 issue hits newsstands on Tuesday, September 13. For more from the ladies, visit Latina.com!


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As you all might have gathered from my last post, I'm about to head out of Peru and toward the Far East for a period of time. A college friend shall marry — HURRAH! — and both Kelli and I will be jetting to India to witness the Hindu nuptials. As an added bonus, we're getting to India right on Kelli's birthday, which will be awesome but also probably super jet-laggy for her. Don't worry, Kelli, we're going to celebrate with strange alcohols and/or curries as soon as possible. Even if you're asleep as I spoon feed birthday things into your mouth.
The fact that I live in Peru provided some travel planning friction. I researched flights in all manner of ways: from Columbia to India, from Panama to India, even from various points in the Midwest. All were expensive enough to make me think maybe I should defer my student loans again, or get another job, or just toss the whole trip altogether.
But then there was Chicago. Our flights rang in at about $800 round trip, Chicago to New Delhi. HIGH FIVE!
There still remained the small task of moving my physical being from PERU to CHICAGO in order to catch that flight, of course, but I took care of that with some accumulated airline points, so that leg of the trip ended up being only a couple hundred bucks extra.
So, all told? Less than $1,100 to get from the mountains of Peru to Chicago, where I'll spend five lovely days with friends, then on to India for five weeks, and back again to Cusco.
Not. Bad.
The travel logistics weren't the biggest part of the travel puzzle. In fact, the biggest piece of this international pie, so to speak, is something that I only realized recently.
It's summer in Cusco right now. While that doesn't mean much (like, hello, I wear alpaca booties everyday and drape heavy blankets over my lap while I work), it DOES mean that I can mostly survive without a proper winter jacket.
But, wait. It's January right now. And in a few days, I"ll be arriving to *gulp* the Midwest. In WINTER. TO CHICAGO, NO LESS. WHERE THE LAKES FREEZE AND HIGHWAYS EXPLODE FROM ICE AND TEMPERATURES ARE NEGATIVE 50!
Some of that might be exaggerated, but the point remains: IT'S GONNA BE COLD.
And…yeah, that's right…I don't have a winter jacket.
Oversight City! OOPS! I left my jacket in Ohio, thinking I would be able to get by without it in Peru (which I am), forgetting entirely about my brief visit to Chicago in HIGH WINTER.
Even if I had thought ahead, which I clearly didn't, I'm not sure I would have brought it anyway. Winter jackets are BULKY and take up PRECIOUS space in a backpack. When you live on such limited space, you gotta pare things down to the UTMOST necessities. I'm afraid I would have left the jacket behind anyway.
At any rate, I will be moving myself from the equivalent of early spring weather in Cusco to DASTARDLY COLD temps in Chicago to moderate-to-HOT climes in India.
I'll tell you how.
My experience in traveling Ryan Air through Europe taught me an important lesson about overweight luggage fees, and layering clothing to avoid this. When your overstuffed backpack rings in mere kilo or two overweight, you begin putting on your clothes. This can sometimes lead to a very sweaty, uncomfortable experience depending on what part of Europe you're traveling.
But for me, right now? This will be the only way to survive.
Leg 1: Cusco to Lima = Normal, but carry-on will be bursting with various sweaters and leggings, waiting for their moment to shine.
Leg 2: Lima to Miami = Normal, maybe even a little warm once we get to Florida. Carry-on still straining. Extra leggings waiting to be put on, as well as the leg warmers, and the two pairs of gloves, and two extra sweaters.
Leg 3: Miami to Chicago = bundled up like a stiff yeti with dreadlocks! Carry-on luggage suddenly, magically, light as a feather.
Luckily, the area of India where I'll be spending most of my time won't be blazing hot, so I will have a use for all the Peruvian sweaters I'm carrying around like a street vendor.
On my way back through Chicago in March, I'll have to do the quintuple-layer dance once more, but hey. If it means I don't have to clog up my backpack with a full-time winter jacket, I'll sacrifice joint movement for a lighter load.
Just be aware that if you see me somewhere in Chicago in the next few months and wave at me, dont expect me to wave back. I probably won't be able to lift my arm higher than my shoulder. It's just the dense layers of alpaca clothes prohibiting my movements — I'm not blowing you off, I swear.


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Welcome to Begonia City Motor Inn offering quality accommodation with an emphasis on value, cleanliness and hospitality in the historic Victorian city of Ballarat. Ideally located in the southern suburb of Sebastopol and situated on the Midland Highway ensuring great access for the short drive into Ballarat's city centre. And we are also between a five and ten minute drive to all of Ballarat's tourist attractions including the ever popular Sovereign Hill. And not only do we offer great access we do so with the added benefit of being located well away from the noise, hustle and bustle of the traffic, nightlife and congestion of the city centre.
We offer the peace and tranquility of lovely garden settings, pool (summer) or BBQ areas, and all within a short walk to two bistros (Club and Pub), Coles Supermarket and a good range of services, specialty shop and take-away food providers. Another two supermarkets (Woolworths and Aldi), bakeries, bottle-shops, service stations and another dozen take-away food options are all within 1.5 kilometres. And despite being located on the main north-south route through Ballarat please be assured that all units are set well away from any road noise and that accessibility is excellent with all units located at ground level with parking right at the door.
So come and find out the reason why Begonia City Motor Inn enjoys such a higher number of returning guests, and we remain confident that you too will find Begonia City the idyllic base to explore the living history of Ballarat and its surrounding villages. We look forward to welcoming you to Ballarat and ensuring that your stay here is both relaxing and memorable.
Welcome to Accommodation Napoleons, we offer superb holiday accommodation with our professional team, locate your provider today from our extensive range of listings below.


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Hello dear blogging friends!! Well I had to make a card today as I needed a Thank You card so after I got my work done I finally got to get it done.
And OMG !!!! Check these papers out !!!! These Maja Design papers are just breath taking and I about cried when I cut into them. Oh I just love them. They are from the collection of Crea Diem. I was so lucky to win these on the Maja Design Blog, and was so over the moon !!!! Thanks Marie love them.
I have used Tilda here on my card and have colored her with my copic's and spica glitter pens.
I used some glamour dust on the center of the flower and diamond glaze on the flower.
I really didn't want to cover up the papers so tried to put as little on as I could.
I used the Magnolia border and leaf die and tag die. and the Whimsy Stamps corner die on my card along with the MS branch punch around the flowers.
The flowers have been coated with glamour dust glitter paint.
I have a couple of updates for you for Susana's Custom Art and Cards she has gotten in some more wonderful stuff and just to name a few
Lots of gorgeous new paper pads (Jillibean, Prima, Simple Story's)
and the Spellbinder dies are here. There is always new product coming in so make sure you keep checking the store for all the wonderful new products .
Thanks so much for stopping bye and visiting me, I don't get a chance to get on much but so appreciate your lovely comments you leave.
Sending Big Hugs ((((((((()))))))))))))))


text: This is a lovely ground floor corner apartment on this popular development in Nueva Andalucia. All properties come with underground parking and store room, and there is lift access from the garage. There are lovely gardens and a communal swimming pool for residents - an extremely popular urbanisation to live, long term let or holiday let. These properties have high ceilings which is most unusual and are very spacious apartments.


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USA Midwest - Heavy Rain
Republican River, Kansas
Detailed Locations:
Kansas - Republic and Washington Counties. Scandia
Nebraska - Counties: Thayer, Fillmore and Nuckolls. Deshler. Hubbell.
Kansas - Republican River
Nebraska - Little Blue River
South Dakota - Little Sioux River
Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes and hail. Major flash flooding from
over 9 inches of rain in Thayer, Fillmore and Nuckolls Counties
in Nebraska; evacuations in Thayer county. Major flooding on the
Republican River at Scandia, Kansas. Major agricultural flooding
on the Little Sioux River, South Dakota. Hubell, Nebraska: "This
is probably the worst flooding that's ever been around these parts"
QuikSCAT shows new anomalies in upper midwest region week ending
June 25..
Map preparation and image analysis: Elaine Anderson
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Tornado Watch in Binghamton Area until 7pm
The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center has issued a tornado watch for the Twin Tiers until seven o'clock Tuesday night.
New York counties included in the tornado watch are: Broome, Tioga, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Madison, Oneida, Onondaga, Otsego and Tompkins.
Pennsylvania counties included in the tornado watch are: Susquehanna, Bradford, Wayne, Lackawanna, Luzerne, Pike and Wyoming.
Many activities and events in the region are being canceled or postponed because of the weather conditions.
Our Lady of Sorrows Church in Vestal has canceled its kids' club for Tuesday afternoon.
No after-school activities Tuesday in Windsor, Tioga Central, Downsville and Morris.


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Blog Posts in January, 2014
FDBR Health Update: Breaking NewsPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Every day, new advances are made in medicine and science and it can be hard to keep up. Our firm is committed to keeping our clients and the general public informed as to new and important developments in the health field. On a regular basis we will post new findings. We hope you will find them informative. The gynecology board has reversed their ban on treating male patients. The reversal comes ...Continue Reading
More Than 600 Sickened On Royal Caribbean CruisePosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.A Royal Caribbean cruise will be cut short by two days after more than 600 people on the ship have become ill. The sickness is being linked to an outbreak of a gastrointestinal illness, and passengers and crew members have reported vomiting and diarrhea, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. In a statement, the cruise line stated, "After consultation between our medical team ...Continue Reading
Unarmed former Florida A&M football player shot, killed by policePosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.The family of a former Florida A&M University football player has filed a wrongful death suit in the shooting death of the young man by a police officer. According to the lawsuit, the officer used "excessive force" in shooting the unarmed man 10 times last year in Charlotte, North Carolina. The lawsuit alleges " wrongful death and gross negligence." The 24-year-old former safety knocked on the ...Continue Reading
Whistleblowers: Florida-Based Hospital Chain SuedPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.The Justice Department has joined eight separate whistle-blower lawsuits against Health Management Associates, a for-profit hospital chain based in Naples, Fla. The lawsuit describes a wide-ranging strategy involving sophisticated software, financial incentives and threats to inflate the company's payments from Medicare and Medicaid by admitting patients, regardless of whether a patient needed ...Continue Reading
Anonymous tip prompts family's malpractice suitPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.We've discussed a number of Florida malpractice cases here, but the allegations in a California suit that has made national news seem particularly egregious. They involve a surgeon accused of leaving a patient with his chest cavity open in the hands of a physician's assistant during open-heart surgery while he went to a luncheon. Because of complications that arose after the surgeon left, ...Continue Reading
Small Cars Flunk Crash TestsPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Most of the subcompact and minicars crash tested by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety did very poorly . Only one of the 11 small cars, the Chevrolet Spark, tested in the small overlap crash test did well, earning a rating of acceptable. The Spark is also the only car of its size to earn the Institute's Top Safety Pick. Six cars earned the Institute's lowest rating of 'Poor', including the ...Continue Reading
One Week, 5 Medical Studies You Should KnowPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.This week, five medical studies were published. At FDBR we pride ourselves in following the latest news when it comes to medicine, health and other issues that impact our clients. From coffee to baby names, here are the studies you might have missed. 1) In the journal Nature Neuroscience, researchers found that caffeine can strengthen your long-term memory. Participants were given 100 to 300 ...Continue Reading
Country Star Luke Bryan's Stage Collapses & Injures CrewPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Crew members were rushed to the hospital Thursday night after Luke Bryan's stage set collapsed after his Ohio concert. A forklift crashed into the stage during takedown, causing it to collapse, according to local law enforcement officials. Four people were taken to the hospital with injuries. Their current medical status is unknown. Bryan's next scheduled concert date in Kentucky has been ...Continue Reading
Florida appeals court overturns medical malpractice settlementPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.A Florida appeals court has ruled two-to-one that a Palm Beach County physician and the medical practice for which she works do not have to pay a $2.5 million judgment in a suit brought by a couple whose baby was born in 2008 with severe birth defects. The medical malpractice case alleged that the couple's physician did not tell them about the condition of the baby until it was too late to ...Continue Reading
Do you like chicken fried, roasted or with a side of cockroach?Posted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Four months after the United States Department of Agriculture linked an outbreak of salmonella to Foster Farms, the poultry company is once again the subject of some unwanted (and decidedly unappetizing) publicity. The USDA shut down Foster Farms' plant in Livingston, California, after what was termed an "infestation" of live cockroaches was found at the facility. This plant was one of the three ...Continue Reading
Target Hacking Scandal Worse Than You ThinkPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Target revealed Friday that 70 million customers had their personal information hacked , proving that the data breach was significantly broader than the 40 million originally reported. Target said personal data stolen, including names, phone numbers and email addresses, could affect its past shoppers, not just those that visited the store recently. Customers who shopped at Target in the weeks ...Continue Reading
Florida parents settle wrongful death suit ahead of murder trialPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.It's a case that has evoked comparisons to the Trayvon Martin killing by many, including MSNBC's Melissa Harris-Perry. A man is accused of shooting a 17-year-old Florida high school student to death in November of 2012 during a dispute over the volume of the music being played in the vehicle in which the young man was a passenger. The 47-year-old defendant, whose murder trial is set to begin next ...Continue Reading
Oversight still lacking in Florida for compounding pharmaciesPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Last November, President Obama signed a law called the "Drug Quality and Security Act," which is designed to give the Food and Drug Administration more authority over "bulk compounders." However, the responsibility for "traditional compounding pharmacies" still seems to be with individual states. These are terms that may be unfamiliar to most people. Compounding pharmacies "tailor-make" ...Continue Reading
Dangers Of Laser Hair RemovalPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Laser hair removal procedures have gotten very popular in recent years, and come with dangerous risks if performed incorrectly. Nearly half a million treatments were performed in 2011 by dermatologic surgeons, and an unknown number more have been done by nonphysicians who have minimal training. These treatments come with risks. The percentage of lawsuits over laser surgery that involved a ...Continue Reading
Three-Year-Old Girl Dies After Dental ProcedurePosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.A 3-year-old girl from Hawaii passed away on Friday night after suffering major brain damage from a dental procedure last month. The parents of the little girl are now suing the dentist, alleging negligence and dangerous conduct. The lawsuit also claims improper medications with incorrect dosages were administered to the girl on Dec. 3. Finley Boyle was taken to the dentist in November by her ...Continue Reading
Parents win civil case in son's death, defendant still on the lamPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.A Miami-Dade jury has awarded more than $15 million to the parents of a young Palm Beach County man who was killed, along with four other people, in an a 2011 accident. Although this family's wrongful death civil action has ended, the driver accused of causing the fatal collision on Interstate 95 has not been captured. The crash occurred in the early morning of March 5, 2011, when the fugitive ...Continue Reading
FDBR Health Updates: Breaking NewsPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Every day, new advances are made in medicine and science and it can be hard to keep up. Our firm is committed to keeping our clients and the general public informed as to new and important developments in the health field. On a regular basis we will post new findings. We hope you will find them informative. Posted early January 2014: Beginning Jan. 1, Medicare will increase its coverage of mental ...Continue Reading
Baby suffers 'internal decapitation' during birthPosted By Freidin Brown, P.A.Most people aren't familiar with the term "internal decapitation." However that is what reportedly happened to a baby during her birth. Allegedly, when the doctor used forceps to deliver the little girl during an emergency C-section, he severed her spinal cord and also crushed her skull. She is brain dead, unable to breathe without equipment and cannot move on her own. Her parents are preparing to ...Continue Reading
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Thursday, 13 January 2011
Helmut von Zborowski - Heinkel annular wing VTOL 'fighter' design concept
Helmut Philip von Zborowski was an interesting figure in early rocket and jet engine development. He is perhaps best known for his work on the Snecma Coléoptère annular wing aircraft during the 1950s - the subject of an interesting new book by Jean-Christophe Carbonel - which stemmed from Zborowski's wartime research on so-called Ringflügel or annular wing concepts for Heinkel. A contemporary of Werner von Braun, Zborowski worked on rocket and jet development for BMW during World War II and was director of the BMW factories in München-Allach, where engines were manufactured by a huge work force including many thousands of POWs and some 3,000 Dachau concentration camp internees. Zborowski led the team working on the Messerschmitt Me 163 rocket engine and in 1944 was working on rockets as a means of combating the huge bomber fleets operating at will over Germany. With almost continual daytime attacks on its airfields and large scale operations almost impossible, one potential solution for the Luftwaffe was to introduce some sort of VTOL interceptor that could be launched from any open location. Zborowski worked on Heinkel's VTOL design studies as part of their Wespe and Lerche programs. Zborowski's research had shown that performance from a propeller or turbine could be considerably enhanced by the Bernoulli-effect when enclosed in a tube or circular wing, and the Heinkel designs featured "barrel-like" fuselage/wing configurations enclosing the powerplant, surmounted by a small cockpit . The Wespe intended to use a Benz 2,000 hp turboprop engine, but these were not forthcoming and the Lerche used two Daimler-Benz DB 605 piston engines instead. Nothing ever came of either design. Postwar Zborowski went to France and served as a research engineer for the Société d'Etudes de la Propulsion par Réaction (SEPR). Zborowski later founded his own company, Bureau Technique Zborowski. or BTZ which was instrumental in taking his wartime research to a first 'practical' application in the development of the Coléoptère - a type of vertical take off and landing design utilising a ducted-fan as the primary fuselage of the entire aircraft with a small cockpit area suspended above it. Known in English as a "coleopter" Zborowski's machine was designed to take off and land on its tail and carried out nine free flights before crashing. The story of this aircraft and Zborowski's work is related in Jean-Christophe Carbonel's new work on the Snecma Coléoptère annular wing aircraft. More on this work at my blog Jet & Prop by FalkeEins


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After a stellar month for beaten-down oil markets, the risk of another sharp slide downwards may be around the corner, analysts said Friday.
Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures, the two global benchmarks for oil prices, rose almost 20 percent last month. Oil markets delivered their best monthly gains for six years thanks to weakness in the U.S. dollar and a view that the global supply glut would abate.


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