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Hollywood Babes
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Jessica Alba paparazzi on Beach
You may be hot or pretty but if you're not putting out the right signals your more then likely going to put him off. Even if you do like him, if you don't show it then he's going to get the wrong idea and end up going home and never calling you again.
The first thing is stay away from your phone. This is a common schoolgirl mistake in this day and age. You are probably used to chatting on your phone most of the day but when you're in the company of a guy it's a bit no no! Most guys will always keep track of how often you reach for your phone during the date. Even if you're not talking to someone on it, sending messages from your phone is just as bad. It makes the guy feel that you would rather be someplace else. At the end of the day it's just being courteous to pay attention to your date. If the phone call is important he will understand, if you just want to talk about the new shoes you bought then he really wont!
Secondly, do not hog the conversation. It's important you don't constantly talk during the date, and even more important that you don't talk about yourself. You need to let him talk also, respond to the conversation and let it flow. If you talk too much about yourself he will get very bored very quickly and he will also think of you as a bit self involved and be totally put off.
Thirdly, don't complain about anything. Ever. If a guy has gone to trouble of booking a restaurant table and you arrive and realise you don't like the look of the restaurant then you just have to deal with it. It's a big blow to a mans ego if you scorn upon the choice he's probably spent ages trying to make. He will feel rejected and probably not enjoy the date from there on in. Same goes for other situations, like if he's booked tickets for film you don't really want to see or a play you're not interested in. Remember it's the thought that counts and if you start complaining about it he will just think of you as a moaner and worst of all, high maintenance! You need to wait until your both comfortable in your relationship before you can let your complaining begin, until then keep it to yourself!
So now you know what you should never do on a first date, you should have a lot more success even if you don't really need it!
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Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Francoise Boufhal in a bikini is mind altering
With global stock markets heading for the best monthly performance since last July, gold has found it increasingly difficult to hold onto recent gains.
The MSCI World index which monitors stocks from around the world rose more than eight percent during July as better economic and corporate data helped sentiment. Consumer confidence readings are still on the low side which continues to indicate a bumpy recovery ahead. Robert Schiller, a well known professor at Yale University, sees the risk of a US double dip recession as being above 50 percent.
The positive sentiment from stocks, where more than 77 percent of companies in the S&P 500 Index reported earnings above expectations, helped drive the yield on corporate bonds to a six year low. This according to Bloomberg triggered a record USD 85.7 billion issuance of debt in July with investors snapping up the relative high yield compared to governments bonds.
The Reuters Jefferies CRB index rose 1 percent on the week and returned 4 percent in July, the best monthly performance since May 2009. Gains were recorded across different sectors. The best performing markets were sugar, coffee, wheat, natural gas and palladium with losses in other energies and gold pulling in the opposite direction.
The price of gold dropped below the May low and has come close to the important 200 day moving average support at 1,150. This is the level that many long term investors view as the level that needs to hold. The speculative long position on Comex has been reduced by 27 percent over the past three weeks and another reduction is expected this week. Meanwhile Gold held in Exchange Traded Funds also saw a reduction albeit only by one million ounces, a mere 1.5 percent of total known holdings.
The next couple of weeks will be very important as to the near term direction of gold. The worry is that a move below 1,150 could trigger a much larger correction than the 100 dollars seen so far. Supportive news this week was a pick-up in physical demand with jewelers taking advantage of the recent drop in the price of both gold and the dollar. The strength of the global recovery is still debatable as the Yen, often viewed as a safe haven, strengthen against the dollar and the euro.
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Solfeggio Ascension Frequency RE 417 Hz
Solfeggio Frequencies are mystic healing frequencies which have been around for eons and are only just recently starting to make their way back into the hands of the general populace. There are 6 basic tones in the scale and each of them has its own healing specialty. In the case of the Solfeggio 417 Hz vibration the healing effects are geared toward transmutation, change, moving on from past beliefs and situations that really have no place in your present or your future. These things can be very difficult to clear away, given that the subconscious mind is often so good at musing them over and over. If you need a little extra assistance in living in the present and overcoming your past, this is a good place to start. A good mediation based on the Solfeggio 417 Hz will help transmute darker energies into light. Of all the Solfeggios, this is the one I have always felt the effects of most strongly. You may also want to read up on singing bowls and tuning forks.
Solfeggio Frequency 417 Hz
This 417 Solfeggio frequency mediation is quite good but it's a good deal more raw than the next video. Some people will prefer that sort of thing and I am not putting it down at all -- but ultra sensitive people may want to test it first. In truth, this had a very powerful relaxing effect on me after I'd sat through my first listening of it, so it definitely works wonders; by the audible flux in vibrations could be unsettling for people with noise sensitivities.
Solfeggio Frequency 417 Hz
This is a very pleasant sounding 417 Hz frequency for the Solfeggio tones, which can sometimes be a bit jolting to listen to. But not this one; it's very ethereal and heavenly sounding and if you're someone bothered by too much noise or fast-moving beats, this is probably the one you want to go with. Every time I hear it, I half expect to hear God's voice come beaming through! Very, very angelic sounding.
Solfeggio Frequency 417 Hz
This version of the Solfeggio is on my home computer and I do listen to it from time to time. It's even more raw than the first version and the 417 Hz frequency is very audible. That is not necessarily a bad thing but you may want to get used to the softer versions before immersing yourself in the stronger ones. You can either watch the video or close your eyes and focus only on the music.
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PASCAGOULA, Miss. – Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus says allowing women to serve on submarines is an idea whose time has come.
He says he sees no major hurdles from the Obama administration implementing the policy change.
Mabus gave no timeline for when the change would take effect. He says officials first must figure out how to do it and notify Congress about the plan. Then women must complete training to serve.
Mabus says women should be able to serve throughout the Navy and the proposed change would be in keeping with that. His comments came Thursday during a visit to Northrop Grumman Corp.'s shipbuilding yard in Pascagoula.


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Monday, July 12, 2010
I wonder as I wander
With six days left in DC I have to ask myself: did I make the most of it?
What does it mean to soak up a city, or place, to its maximum? Is it the number of nights you don't sleep? The weekends with so much packed in that you lie awake Sunday night, thinking of the memories you made? Is it the work you leave behind, the progress you've made? The people you've met?
Or maybe its the days you get lost, alone, discovering row houses you want to own someday, or brick alleys to stain glassed churches. Maybe it's knowing where to get the best organic cookie, or the strongest cocktail.
My months in DC were all of these things. I learned that a long commute can make your bright eyes dull. I learned that if you don't ask, you don't usually receive. And if you do ask -- persistently, patiently, politely -- you might have a chance to get your idea published in a city paper, or famous website. Or you might get turned down so many times you just shrug and go on.
I made friends on the elevator, enemies on a Metro ride, reunited with people who connect with me on levels that I didn't know possible. I felt awkward, I felt confident. I relied on my feet more than I ever have -- replacing buses, cars, trains with my own power.
Our country's capital is truly a place where passions collide. I've never heard so many arguments that evolved into dialogue and understanding. The lobbyists can be vultures, but they breathe their cause to the bone. Whether it is education, immigration, religion -- someone is DC has decided that their perspective should have a voice, an organization, and an audience.
But of course, as the inefficiency of politics pervades, so does the frustration of an economic chasm. From the homeless man in a red sports jersey who paces across Chinatown, to the pervert who followed me for three blocks talking about my assets, there is a poverty in DC that seems especially stark with the White House as a backdrop. It doesn't help that the public schools are the worst in the country, with stories of murdered teachers and teenagers too often in the headlines.
In the end, DC will always be a place of transition for me. I came here weeks after my graduation and learned to live out of one suitcase, on a shoestring budget, with a regular job.
I froze in the worst winter of 100 years, soaked up the spring that I never got in Florida, and melted through a summer so hot that I was stuck in a 110 degree train car for an hour and a half.
Next time, I'm staying for autumn.
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can you stay in the spring? i'm free then :)
-Arti (ps, this is the first time i've left a comment on a blog, am i doing this right?).. don't judge me, i'm old.
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When someone's able to course correct so quickly, admit that they were wrong about something, that shows a very rare character trait that I can't help but respect and admire. This is also a quality that entitled cunts don't possess, so on that front, I was flat out wrong. All I can do is say that I'm sorry.
There are however some people who are still holding onto these idiotic notions. On reflection, I'm not going to shy away from calling people out, even though my opinion about Chris changed, as it likely leads to these kinds of changes. People who overreact and use censorship as their shield to protect their livelihood don't deserve my respect or admiration. They deserve to be knocked down a peg, which what I wrote does beautifully.
A lot of people are suddenly crying censorship over recent modifications to the YouTube platform. These modifications make it so certain subject matter is automatically flagged and demonetized. As a result, people are livid however their reasons for their outrage are somewhat suspect.
The video that I linked here by Chris shows some rather heavy adjectives for what's actually going on. Things like "terrifying" or "Orwellian" shouldn't go hand in hand with things like YouTube, Twitter and Facebook. People overestimate the importance of these sites and by proxy overestimate their own importance. Private companies, regardless of the amount of people they service, dictate how those services are distributed and who gets to be a part of them. There's nothing terrifying or Orwellian about that. If someone comes to your house, starts acting like a cunt, you're in your right to tell them to leave. Same as if someone comes to your house and they're making you uncomfortable by no fault of their own. If you don't like it, you have the option of making your own website, in essence getting your own house and having your own rules.
The focus of this video is more related to YouTube however and here's where the whole "terrifying" and "Orwellian" crazy train loses steam and crashes into a big steaming pile of shit, which is their argument. For one, censorship is pretty much out the window considering demonetization doesn't mean people can't see your video. All it does mean is that if people do chose to click on the video, an ad won't play and you don't get paid for it. That's it. But somehow this is being tied to some sort of a broken headed conspiracy theory that the "regressive left" or "SJWs - Social Justice Warriors" are out to get them and prevent them from talking.
In reality if you're YouTube, looking to get kickback from providing free services and relying on advertisers to do so, a moderated environment with options would obviously be the preferred choice. Nobody wants to sell their product over videos that might put said product in a bad light. Think of Pampers advertising over an opinion piece about the bombing of a nursery for instance. To avoid this, YouTube is taking steps to make their platform more appealing to the people actually giving them money and ensuring they themselves can earn a living. Unfortunately YouTube's living isn't provided by the guy with an opinion, time on their hands, a camera and a lazy career choice. There are plenty of people like this to go around.
And this is precisely where the disconnect happens. These people who are doing nothing more than recording their opinions for others to listen to, jazzing it up, uploading it to YouTube, not paying for bandwidth or space allocation feel like they should be paid for that "work". Otherwise they'd simply upload the video to YouTube and call it a job well done without painting demonetization in this light. You know, what they did before they became popularized. These aren't professionals by any stretch of the imagination either and their "work" essentially revolves around reading shit on the Internet and talking about it. These are the same people that will call someone like Anita Sarkeesian entitled because she's raising funds for her project that some people, including myself, find to be a waste of time and money. The second people feel the same way about their body of work however, they'll blame closeted ninja regressive leftists and SJWs. Might as well be blaming the patriarchy for fucks sakes.
Well, advertisers have their opinions as well, and in this thing called "real fucking life", they might not coincide with yours. It's incredibly hypocritical to critique certain aspects of society, yet, when it comes to yours, you should be immune. That's not a thing. Advertisers pay YouTube and YouTube pays you. If you happen to say something that's even remotely on the cusp of turning away revenue, you should put on your grown ass adult pants on and deal with those consequences. Consequences like YouTube allowing you to remain on their virtual property, speak your opinion however not receive money from YouTube for doing so. So fucking harsh and Orwellian man!
"But this is unfair. Look at this video here about a rape joke. That should be fair game". Alright, tell you what. You come up with a method that doesn't require a small country to screen all YouTube videos to make sure the automated flagging system is being fair to a massive group of people who are paying 0 dollars to use the service and you probably get to work at YouTube. When one realizes that an hour of video is going up on the site per second, you'd realize that your demands of the free service are childish, asinine and obtuse. If you don't like it, make your own web site, pay for your storage, pay for your bandwidth & hunt down advertisers that aren't already on board with the superior platform which is YouTube.
In closing, I've never seen a generation of more entitled hypocritical cunts. You'll actually bother to call what you're doing "work" when the cost to you is something that every human being on the fucking planet has. Time and an opinion. Most chose to actually do something where they won't be at the mercy of a single solitary company and build up a resume that will actually get them hired. Take people working at places like the New York Times for instance who spend their days fact checking, travelling and writing a penned product that would put anything you've ever done to shame. Actual entrepreneurs who have moved heaven and Earth to ensure the success of their business should take insult for anyone saying they "post videos on YouTube" and "It's hard work". You've had it extremely easy up until this point. Nobody is preventing you from linking monetized videos in your non monetized ones, nor are they preventing you from advertising your paymetons account. You keep reeling on how safe spaces aren't going to prepare people for real life, well, here it is, kicking you in your ass and telling you to put a little effort in what you're doing. You know, instead of demanding Facebook, YouTube and Twitter be your safe space.
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Attorney General Eric Holder; Perjury or Stupidity
Posted by Steve Markowitz on May 26, 2013
The scandals coming out of the Administration grow by the day. While the three basic scandals remain constant, Benghazigate, IRSgate and AP/Foxnewsgate, their cover-ups and related lies serve as amplifiers to the scandals.
Last week it was Atty. Gen. Eric Holder that got caught in the web. On May 15 Holder was being questioned by the House Judiciary Committee's Hank Johnson, Democratic Congressman from Georgia. During Johnson's questioning he asks Holder about prosecuting reporters under the Espionage Act of 1917. Holder's response included: "You've got a long way to go to try to prosecute the press for publication of material. A bit later in his testimony he continued: "In regard to potential prosecution of the press for disclosure of material, this is not something I've ever been involved in, heard of, of would think would be wise policy."
Holder's comments are straightforward enough. However, they do not match reality. On Friday the Justice Department announced that the AG himself signed the search warrant for James Rosen's emails under the Espionage Act, the law Nixon used to go after Daniel Ellsberg over the leak Pentagon Papers. In addition, the Justice Department claimed in an affidavit to the Court that Rosen was "at the very least, either as an aider, abettor and/or co-conspirator."
Below is a video clip of Holder's question-and-answer session with Congressman Johnson. While the first five minutes of the exchange is entertaining given Johnson's difficulty putting coherent thoughts together, the issue germane to this posting begins at about 4 minutes and 55 seconds into the video.
At the very least, Atty. Gen. Holder's testimony shows incompetence, i.e. not knowing what documents he signs. More than likely, it is perjury. In either case President Obama should immediately fire the AG.


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doily & pearls - stash
sentiment - LOTV
great cardReplyDelete
Love this. Your colouring is fab.xxReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Jo and love the sweet image
Oh wow this is stunning full of gorgeous details and fabulous image xxReplyDelete
How lovely and sweet!
Hugs and kisses from germany, Silvi xoxo
Lovely card and lovely image! Thank you for sharing it with us at Divas by Design. Hugs, Justyna xxReplyDelete
This is stunning Jo. I love the sweet image, beautiful colouring and gorgeous papers. Your flowers look wonderful too.
hugs Sue xx
Beautiful card, I love the colors and layers! Thanks for sharing your art with us at LOC for our girlie challenge. :)ReplyDelete
This is a really gorgeous card and I love the black accents. They make your card look really special. Happy bank holiday to you too. Michelle xReplyDelete
Gorgeous, Jo! Love the butterfly and the angled piece. Marvelous color combo.ReplyDelete
Wow, so gorgeous, totally love your design and such wonderful papers!
What a pretty card. TFS at DCD's challenge this week.ReplyDelete
This is so beautiful Jo. The image is adorable and I love the pretty design.
Have a lovely week.
Hugs Sharon. x
fabulous card Jo and lovely colours. hope you have enjoyed your bank holiday and enjoyed your gardening!
x catherine
adorable! bizReplyDelete
This is gorgeous Jo,love the image and the design Kevin .xxReplyDelete
What a beautiful card. I love your soft colors makes your card look so lovely...Hugs, joannReplyDelete
Gorgeous card Jo just love that image. Sorry I haven't been around for a while but life gets in the way and things are not so easy nowadays. Thank you so much for voting for me.
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Hi Jo what a fabulous card. Beautifully coloured image and lovely papers too. Love your punched flowers. Susan xReplyDelete
Stunning card Jo I absolutely love the colours and the lovely detail.
Hugs Julie xxxxx
Jo, I love this! Image is so lovely and colored so well. The whole design is perfect. :)ReplyDelete
Jo, this card is utterly stunning. I love this stamp and your colouring us perfect. Hugs, Wends xReplyDelete
so stunning jo.really sweet image and your soft colours and details are beautiful :D
xx coops xx
oh, what a beautiful card.
thanks for sharing with The Staming Boutique and good luck.
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A sweet image and a beautiful card. Thanks for sharing at Come and Get It this week.
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Thanks for sharing your lovely card for the Sweet Pea Stampers 'things with wings' challenge - hope to see you again soon, Hazel, DT xReplyDelete
So cute! A Fabulous Project! Thank you for joining our Girly challenge at Left of Center, I hope you will join us At The Movies this fortnight! Mo dt coordinator xxxReplyDelete


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2 Samuel 17:27-29 When David came to Mahanaim, Shobi son of Nahash from Rabbah of the Ammonites, and Makir son of Ammiel from Lo Debar, and Barzillai the Gileadite from Rogelim 28 brought bedding and bowls and articles of pottery. They also brought wheat and barley, flour and roasted grain, beans and lentils, 29 honey and curds, sheep, and cheese from cows' milk for David and his people to eat. For they said, "The people have become hungry and tired and thirsty in the desert."
This recipe is from Patti LaBelle and it's not one of her low fat ones so be careful. :) I got this from an old Oprah show several years ago, made it and immediately added it to my favorite recipe collection. It's worth the trouble of gathering up the different cheeses, but if you don't have exactly the cheeses listed, don't worry, yours will still come out right. Just keep the quantities the same and sub a different cheese or even use one of those premixed cheese selections in the bag. You'll love it, and evidently David and his people enjoyed cheese too. The only thing about it is I bet they had to work extra hard to make the cheese where we just run out to the grocery store. I bet they didn't make Velveeta, LOL. Have a great Saturday.
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 pound elbow macaroni
8 tablespoons (1 stick) plus 1 tablespoon butter
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded Muenster cheese
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded mild Cheddar cheese
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded sharp Cheddar cheese
1/2 cup (2 ounces) shredded Monterey Jack
2 cups half-and-half
1 cup (8 ounces) Velveeta, cut into small cubes
2 large eggs, lightly beaten
1/4 teaspoon seasoned salt
1/8 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Lightly butter a deep 2 1/2-quart casserole.
Bring the large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat. Add the oil, then the elbow macaroni, and cook until the macaroni is just tender, about 7 minutes. Do not overcook. Drain well. Return to the cooking pot.
In a small saucepan, melt eight tablespoons of the butter. Stir into the macaroni. In a large bowl, mix the Muenster, mild and sharp Cheddar, and Monterey Jack cheeses. To the macaroni, add the half-and-half, 1 1/2 cups of the shredded cheese, the cubed Velveeta, and the eggs. Add salt and pepper and transfer to the buttered casserole. Sprinkle with the remaining 1/2 cup of shredded cheese and dot with the remaining one tablespoon of butter.
Bake until it's bubbling around the edges, about 35 minutes. Serve hot.


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However, school is quickly approaching, so I have been making a few items!
One item I am VERY proud of is my new Poetry is a Circus Slideshow! My slideshow contains all of the elements of poetry (and there are a ton!) and the four types of poems (along with definitions!) I just love the circus theme though! I know my kids will love it! PowerPoint Presentations can be boring at times for kids! I know mine will love the bright color and kid friendly language! Now just to figure out when I teach poetry...I am knee deep in a new Scope and Sequence right now! :) Here is a photo of the first page of my slide show! It's just the intro, but you get the idea!
I have also been creating some sight words for reading! I created 3rd grade ones...then I decided I would do every grade level! Here is a link to my TPT store...they can all be found here! I do not want to link a different one for each grade level! My hope is that teachers will print them, laminate them and cut them out for the students to practice. Teachers can also use them at the small group table as well! :)
Here is one quick photo...they all look the same, bright, colorful and easy to read!
I also created a Character Graphic Organizer! I am always looking for one of these that has all of the components we study in 3rd grade for characters! I finally decided to just create one! I am going to use this ALL YEAR LONG!Synonym Matching Game! The students cut out the bottom words and match them with the correct synonym at the top! I think this will be a great station/center activity! Mix it up a little from the paper/pencil work! :)
"Days of the Week" labels...I have the bins in my room that I put each day's lesson plans and activities in to stay organized. My labels needed replacing badly though! I think these are cute? :) I also made a few extra for some drawers in my room. (Extra work, Read Alouds and Homework!)
WHOLE GROUP! And one of the activities can be used daily with the students or as a center or station! It is called Place Value Four Square!
Both Activities are fun and interactive for the kids! Instructions and materials for both games are included in my TPT store. Here is the instruction card for the first one, and the cards for the second one! Had to give you a look at both! :) Again, I cannot wait to get my kids excited about place value using these! (And I m sooo excited to be teaching math again!) :)
I have a made a few more things! However, I am tired and ready for bed! I will save those for another day! :) I hope you enjoy these items! Happy Teaching!


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Jennifer Li, Design Associate – With 10 years' experience in customer service and sales, Jennifer finds true joy in guiding customers through their new flooring projects and discovering how she can best give her customers what they want and need. Jennifer enjoys making customers love their homes through successful home improvement projects.
Every day Jennifer strives to bring passion to her work: passion for understanding her clients, passion for connecting with her customers, and passion for changing lives through transforming homes and offices.
Raymond Chen, Project Coordinator – Raymond's goal is to serve customers more and serve more customers. His 12 years in the home renovation industry have taught him to maintain a nonstop flow of communication with his clients and crews to ensure that projects are completed on time and within budget. Raymond loves working with and helping people, especially by improving homes and improving lives.
In his free time, Raymond enjoys throwing a ball with his three sons and following his local baseball team.


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Private / Catered Event
The Resch Center and surrounding complex has a wide range of indoor and outdoor event spaces and opportunities for you and your guests. The Catering Company, a division of PMI Entertainment Group, can make your event even more special with food, beverage and a setting customized to your needs.
Bud Light Platinum Lounge
- Located on the 2nd level of the Resch Center
- Great for private events, meetings and pre-event parties
- Fits about 150 standing, 75 seated
Resch Center Suite Patio
- Located outdoors on the 3rd level of the Resch Center
- 180 degree view of Lambeau Field, Don Hudson Center and the Stadium District
- Perfect for private events, meetings and cocktail parties
- Fits about 200 standing, 75 seated
Shopko Hall
- Seating for 1000/Standing for 2000
- The room can be dressed up or down depending on your needs
- Great for large banquets or corporate meetings.
- Ample parking available
Game Day Complex Tent
- Large 40'x40' tent with sides available for enclosure
- Walking distance to Lambeau Field in the heart of ther Stadium District
- Bus parking available
- Great for picnic-style meals and tailgating
- Fits approximately 300 standing, 200 seated
Game Day Complex Patio
- Located on the corner of Oneida St. and Lombardi Ave. across the street from Lambeau Field
- Amazing 180 degree view of Lambeau Field in the heart of tailgating territory
- Bus parking available
- Perfect for picnic style meals and tailgating
- Fits about 400 standing, 250 seated
Available Party Spaces
For more information contact Linda at 920.405.1243 or email Linda using the form below and tell her briefly what you're looking for!


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Two days ago, George Zimmerman was arrested during a domestic violence dispute with his girlfriend, Samantha Scheibe. In the 911 call (which you can listen to below), Scheibe says Zimmerman pointed a shotgun at her face. This incident came just weeks after police announced that they would not charge Zimmerman with domestic violence in another case, this one involving ex-wife Shellie, because Zimmerman had destroyed the iPad on which Shellie allegedly had video of Zimmerman behaving badly.
Social media erupted with Tweets and Facebook posts about the Zimmerman case. Here are a few we've gathered.
And finally, the most recent Tweets of Zimmerman's brother, Robert Zimmerman, who is once again coming to his brother's defense.
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Richard D. McConnell
Phone: 225.389.3770
Fax: 225.388.9133
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Richard McConnell is a partner in the Baton Rouge office of Kean Miller and practices in the litigation group. He represents local, national, and international clients in cases involving a wide variety of substantive areas such as oil and gas litigation, environmental litigation, toxic tort litigation, wetlands loss litigation, pipeline litigation, and commercial litigation. Recently, he has served as appellate counsel on legal issues involving the termination of mineral leases for failing to produce in paying quantities. He has also served as appellate counsel for financial institutions involving interests held in mineral leases to secure loans to oil and gas companies.Representative Experience
- Representation of oil and gas companies in lawsuits involving soil and ground water impacts related to historical oil and gas operations
- Representation of chemical companies in lawsuits involving personal injuries resulting from releases
- Representation of individuals and businesses in contract disputes
- Representation of pipeline companies in right-of-way disputes
- Representation of pipeline companies in lawsuits involving soil and ground water contamination claims
- Representation of pipeline companies before the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources
- Representation of oil and gas companies in lawsuits seeking the termination of mineral leases on paying in producing quantities analysis; lawsuits involving assets assigned under mineral leases; and landowner royalty disputes
- Representation of financial institutions in lawsuits seeking to hold them responsible for actions of depositors
- Representation of financial institutions in matters involving their security interests in mineral leases obtained to secure loans to oil and gas companies
- Successful defense verdict in jury trial involving a wrongful death claim
- Appellate counsel for energy companies and financial institutions
Richard earned his B.S. in Biochemistry from Louisiana State University in 2000. He earned his J.D., cum laude, in 2005 from Tulane University Law School where he was articles editor for the Tulane Law Review.Admissions
- Admitted, Louisiana, 2005; United States District Court for the Eastern, Middle and Western Districts of Louisiana, 2006; United States Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit, 2006
- Baton Rouge, Louisiana State and American Bar Associations; Louisiana Oil & Gas Association
- Court Approves Landowner Flood Protection Claims Against Corps of Engineers, Louisiana Law Blog, April 4, 2018
- "Reliability Is the Gauge: Recent Daubert Challenges to Experts in Environmental Litigation", Natural Resources & Environment, Vol. 22, No. 4, Spring 2008.
- Board of Directors, Baton Rouge Christian Counseling Center
- Deacon, First Presbyterian Church


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I am most proud of my Bombshell bridesmaid dress.
Most disappointed by Vogue 8663, which shrunk from a dress into a top.
The award for most worn garment is a tie between my silk and wool vest and Colette Laurel.
My Asaka Kimono is the least worn. I chose this pattern to wear as a dress, but never felt comfortable except on vacation.
|Asaka Kimono
2016 projects that I did not blog include a terrible looking hemlock tee,
|V2 of the Eleonore pants
Overall I am pleased with my sewing progress in 2016. I took more care with my projects and achieved measurable progress toward more professional results. While I still find each new project daunting, the beginner pains are easing.
My sewing goals for 2017 are largely the same as 2016, with a few additions at the bottom:
Asaka kimono(Feb 2016) Wool knit cardigan(McCall 6844) (Nov 2016)
- Swimsuit
- Bras that fit!
- Little Black Jungle Dress (Gertie's Bombshell Craftsy Video)
Lace bridesmaid dress with Gertie's video(April 2016)
- Pencil skirt using techniques from Claire Schaeffer book , Brooks Ann Camper's Skirt Skills and Craftsy skirt sloper class
- Ginger Jeans
- Susan Khalje Couture Dress class (Craftsy Video)
- French Jacket (Susan Khalje Video)
Workout clothes(steeplechase leggings, Dec 2016)
- Winter coat (Clare Coat?)
- Pant sloper
- TNT knit t-shirt pattern
- Style Arc Kate Wrap Dress
Finish a UFO(Laurel Dress, May 2016)
- Carolyn Pajamas
- Ogden Cami
- Kelly Anorak
Purple Silk Kaftan
- Kimono top with fringe
- Tunic from The Tunic Bible
Early 2017 will be devoted to sewing for weddings. In the queue is a purple silk kaftan ("Glamorous & Fabulous" in February), the 1/2 way finished jungle bombshell (Black Tie in March), and a TBD purple bridesmaid dress (Semi-Formal in April).
|1/2 way finished Jungle bombshell
I'd like to do a better job this year of interspersing easy and difficult projects and doing more non-apparel sewing, especially for gifts. Adult gift giving has historically stressed me out given my aversion to what I not-so-lovingly call "shelf sh*t." Homemade cloth napkins are first on the list. I successfully made some for my brother for Hannukah this year and it was an easy, quick, and satisfying sew.
Cheers to filling in those wardrobe gaps in 2017!


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Theses and project reports are intended to be substantial pieces of scholarly writing; good presentation, including organisation and grammar, are considered to be important. The project supervisor has a primary role in advising students on presentation of such documents. However, many students will seek assistance from various other people, including other students, friends, family members and flat-mates. This is acceptable, as long as the contribution of such people is confined to assisting with the presentation of the work, not with the content of the work. For example, it would be acceptable for a proof-reader to note spelling errors, or suggest that certain sentences or paragraphs be rewritten or rearranged to aid readability, or suggest that an example or diagram might help to convey the ideas in a particular section. The final wording and essential ideas, however, must still be those of the student.
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Queen Marie of Romania is planning a trip to Spain next week, reports the New York Times from Bucharest. The Queen and her youngest daughter, Princess Ileana will spent some time with her sister, Infanta Beatriz. The Queen may also travel to St. Lunair to visit another sister, Grand Duchess Victoria Melita, the wife of Grand Duke Kirill of Russia.
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I was inspired by the patchwork to create this 12" X 12" holiday layout with sewing many pieces of Santa's image on the page.
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Isabel Lucas & Matt Dallas: Tasya Van Ree Art Exhibition!
Transformers babe Isabel Lucas and Kyle XY star Matt Dallas come out to support celebrated photographer Tasya Van Ree's opening night art exhibit "Untitled Project" at Celebrity Vault on Wednesday (August 11) in Beverly Hills, Calif.
Tasya was also supported by her girlfriend, Zombieland babe Amber Heard. What a staggering hot couple!
Also in attendance at the Svedka-sponsored party: Incubus frontman Brandon Boyd (in Levi's) with actress girlfriend Baelyn Neff.
For more on Tasya's artwork, visit TasyaVanRee.com!
Yesterday, Matt checked out two movies back-to-back. "Kick-Ass is awesome," he shared on Twitter. "Chloe Grace Moretz is my hero. Def being added to my top ten." Matt later added, "Saw [Michael Cera's] Scott Pilgram vs The World last night. Two bad ass movies two nights in a row. Loved it."
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German Cuisine in Dortmund
Hello everyone,
After moving to Dortmund, once I was asked if I had tried traditional German food. Actually, I've tried some. I remember, in Cologne I had an amazing Schnitzel (child portion, as the original size is really too big for me;)). For sure, I've tasted glühwein and different kind of great German beer and sausages, including the White sausages as well. And I'm still looking for a special occasion to try sausages preserved in jars which I have seen in stores.
However, I assume that Germans must have something more. What is your experience? Could you recommend any German cuisine restaurant in Dortmund?


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Big, generously filled and so easy to prepare. Our cheese raviolis are a treat on their own, or a canvas for your ideas.
Our ravioli's freshly grated Parmesan and Romano cheeses provide a classic Italian flavor, while the whole milk ricotta and high quality mozzarella add a delicate creaminess. While great for a quick and simple meal, these beautiful oval pastas may inspire you to get creative!
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Tyrosine-protein kinase, insulin-like receptor (IPR016246)
Short name: Tyr_kinase_insulin-like_rcpt
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- Tyrosine-protein kinase, insulin-like receptor (IPR016246)
- Insulin receptor-related protein (IPR028792)
Protein phosphorylation, which plays a key role in most cellular activities, is a reversible process mediated by protein kinases and phosphoprotein phosphatases. Protein kinases catalyse the transfer of the gamma phosphate from nucleotide triphosphates (often ATP) to one or more amino acid residues in a protein substrate side chain, resulting in a conformational change affecting protein function. Phosphoprotein phosphatases catalyse the reverse process. Protein kinases fall into three broad classes, characterised with respect to substrate specificity [PMID: 3291115]:
- Serine/threonine-protein kinases
- Tyrosine-protein kinases
- Dual specificity protein kinases (e.g. MEK - phosphorylates both Thr and Tyr on target proteins)
Protein kinase function is evolutionarily conserved from Escherichia coli to human [PMID: 12471243]. Protein kinases play a role in a multitude of cellular processes, including division, proliferation, apoptosis, and differentiation [PMID: 12368087]. Phosphorylation usually results in a functional change of the target protein by changing enzyme activity, cellular location, or association with other proteins. The catalytic subunits of protein kinases are highly conserved, and several structures have been solved [PMID: 15078142], leading to large screens to develop kinase-specific inhibitors for the treatments of a number of diseases [PMID: 15320712].
Tyrosine-protein kinases can transfer a phosphate group from ATP to a tyrosine residue in a protein. These enzymes can be divided into two main groups [PMID: 12471243]:
- Receptor tyrosine kinases (RTK), which are transmembrane proteins involved in signal transduction; they play key roles in growth, differentiation, metabolism, adhesion, motility, death and oncogenesis [PMID: 19275641]. RTKs are composed of 3 domains: an extracellular domain (binds ligand), a transmembrane (TM) domain, and an intracellular catalytic domain (phosphorylates substrate). The TM domain plays an important role in the dimerisation process necessary for signal transduction [PMID: 16700535].
- Cytoplasmic / non-receptor tyrosine kinases, which act as regulatory proteins, playing key roles in cell differentiation, motility, proliferation, and survival. For example, the Src-family of protein-tyrosine kinases [PMID: 15845350].
This entry represents the insulin receptor, as well as related insulin-like receptors. The insulin receptor binds insulin and has a tyrosine-protein kinase activity, and mediates the metabolic functions of insulin. Binding to insulin stimulates the association of the receptor with downstream mediators, including IRS1 and phosphatidylinositol 3'-kinase (PI3K). The insulin receptor can activate PI3K either directly by binding to the p85 regulatory subunit, or indirectly via IRS1. When the insulin receptor is present in a hybrid receptor with IGF1R (insulin growth factor receptor), it binds IGF1 (insulin growth factor 1) [PMID: 12138094, PMID: 16831875, PMID: 8276809].
GO terms
Biological Process
GO:0046777 protein autophosphorylation
GO:0007169 transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase signaling pathway
Molecular Function
GO:0005524 ATP binding
GO:0043560 insulin receptor substrate binding
GO:0043548 phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase binding
GO:0004714 transmembrane receptor protein tyrosine kinase activity
Cellular Component
GO:0016021 integral component of membrane
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Here's another outfit I made for Empress Stah. It consists of a patent leather covered helmet, and leather triangles stuck directly to her body. The amazing Perou shot the pics which are for Stah's new website, and she will also use the pieces in a new performance to be premiered in Australia in the New Year. (I have blurred her nipples so the Americans won't delete my blog.)
- Thom Ravnholdt is a costume designer and maker, pattern cutter, and a multi-skilled creative working in many media. firstname.lastname@example.com
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Pyun Tanaka (田中 ぴゅん)One of Punie's two little sisters who sneak to Japan in order to assassinate her. They possess the "Ring of Immortal", a magical heirloom which they use in order to summon a spirit to destroy Punie. They activate this artifact with the incantation "Lyrical Tokarev, Destroy All Evil". Whether or not this is their own personal incantation or the activation incantation for the Ring of Immoral is left to conjecture. When executing combination attacks, they preface their attack names with "Gemini" such as the "Gemini Knee Drop" and the "Gemini Low Kick".
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Online Extravaganza, our annual sale to kick off the holiday shopping season, will begin Monday, November 21, 2011, and run through Wednesday, November 30, 2011. While this promotion is perfect for online orders during an especially busy time of year, sale prices will be available on all order types.
Log in to my Online Store* (My website) on Monday, November 21, to take advantage of great savings, like FREE digital downloads valued at $40 when you buy My Digital Studio Express, 60 percent off select Designer Fabrics, and 30 percent off an exclusive ribbon bundle!
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30 comments:
- Lynn Dykstra said...
Jan, I made this quilt back in 1996 too--one of my all time favorites. Yours is beautiful
- January 17, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Dolly said...
Oh, it's even lovelier than the inspiration quilt !
Yep, you need to throw it into the washer, and dryer,........maybe a couple of times, if it has cotton batting.
And I know what you mean about the tops piling up. But in my head, I have certain tops that just MUST be hand-quilted (unless I'm dead and know nothing about it !) So here I am making new small ones that I can machine-quilt, and letting my other tops grow old. How long do I have to wait for them to be antiques? Hmmmmmm.......I might be gone at that point after all ~!~
Lovely quilt, though......love the pink !
- January 17, 2011 at 9:16 PM
- YankeeQuilter said...
I have that pattern in my "to-do" file...love how yours came out.
I agree with the previous comment...usually takes at least one wash and dry to make them soft.
- January 17, 2011 at 9:37 PM
- Connie said...
Very pretty, wish i had that pattern, the quilting is also so pretty. It sure would be nice if we could hand quilt as fast as a machine does. Happt sewing!
- January 17, 2011 at 9:40 PM
- regan said...
Your quilt is lovely! I love the colors you chose! And yeah, my quilt tops are piling up, too! But that just means we have more ambition than time! lol
- January 17, 2011 at 10:13 PM
- Vicki W said...
So pretty!
- January 17, 2011 at 10:14 PM
- Carol said...
What a wonderful quilt! The quilting is beautiful...once it's washed it will be nice and squishy...Love it!
- January 18, 2011 at 4:19 AM
- Maureen said...
I love that pattern and what you've done with it! Lovely shade of pink. Machine quilted quilts do have a different feel, but I expect it will soften after washing.
- January 18, 2011 at 5:59 AM
- Sharon said...
Just beautiful! This turned out so nice, and the quilting is lovely. I agree, machine quilted quilts are not as soft and cuddly as hand quilted.
- January 18, 2011 at 7:04 AM
- Barb said...
What an amazing quilt, looks wonderful on your bed.
- January 18, 2011 at 7:10 AM
- Lori said...
What a gorgeous quilt with lovely quilting! It should soften up considerably after washing.
- January 18, 2011 at 8:16 AM
- Gypsy Quilter said...
Love the colors you chose for this pattern. I may have to borrow this idea. It would work up so fast for a QOV top. Thanks for sharing.
- January 18, 2011 at 9:14 AM
- Jacky and Steph said...
A lovely quilt - beautiful colours -
- January 18, 2011 at 10:31 AM
- quiltingnana said...
aren't you glad you finally had the top quilted...it looks great
- January 18, 2011 at 10:41 AM
- Donna said...
Beautiful quilt! I haven't seen this pattern before. It's now added to my "bucket list" ... now to figure out how much background fabric I'll need ...
- January 18, 2011 at 10:55 AM
- Kathie said...
oh it is just beautiful
yes the machine quilted ones soften up after use and almost feel as good as hand quilted ones.
we can't hand quilt them all !
- January 18, 2011 at 11:50 AM
- Nancy said...
This turned out beautifully! Like you, I wish I could hand quilt everything. But it's just not possible *sigh*
- January 18, 2011 at 12:16 PM
- Sharon said...
A beautiful quilt! And the quilting designs are wonderful, they really suit the quilt.
I've had to give up hand-quilting (arthritis) so all of mine are done by machine. It does have a different feel, but they get nice and cuddly-soft after a wash or two. I always wash mine as soon as the binding is done, because I love the crinkly look!
- January 18, 2011 at 2:22 PM
- Barb said...
so pretty and lovely quilting!
It will soften with time and if you want to speed it up - machine wash and machine dry -
looks great on that pretty bed.
- January 18, 2011 at 3:32 PM
- Deb said...
It will soften up after some use. It is beautiful.
- January 18, 2011 at 7:42 PM
- Vicki said...
Wow! Looks wonderful on your bed!
- January 18, 2011 at 9:04 PM
- Lisa said...
Wow! Love it! The pink fabric is spectacular. What line is it from? I don't recognize it.
- January 19, 2011 at 10:18 PM
- *karendianne. said...
Oh MY Gosh!!! I love this quilt. I love it. I totally love it. What charm. Amazing.
- January 20, 2011 at 7:39 AM
- Impera_Magna said...
What a beautiful quilt and what a great pattern.... love how the quilt turned out and I'm sure you do too!
- January 21, 2011 at 11:21 AM
- Karen said...
Love the pink!!! This is beautiful.
- January 21, 2011 at 4:49 PM
- Stephanie said...
Hi Jan,
I really like your quilt too! Since I'm sure the pattern is no longer available I decided to draft it out. I used 2 1/2" strips for a block that finishes at 14". It's a little chunky looking but I still like it, especially for a guy quilt. Am I on the right track? Or would you suggest a narrower strip? Thanks for the inspiration!
- January 23, 2011 at 5:05 PM
- FatQuarterQuiltFarm said...
Wait a minute!! Am I at the wrong blog?? You didnt hand quilt your own?? hahahahahaha yeah...1996?...I'd say Done is Good!!!
- January 23, 2011 at 5:49 PM
- Heirlooms by Ashton House said...
Hi Jan,
I love the colors you picked for your quilt. What a beauty! It looks lovely on your bed. And that quilting is beautiful. Love those feathers!
- January 25, 2011 at 9:59 PM
- Quilts And Pieces said...
Oh it is wonderful! I love it!
- February 4, 2011 at 8:02 PM
- Alicia said...
I know what you mean! The last quilt I quilted by hand took 2 yearas (king size) and of course then I gave it away for Christmas. Don't we all? Right after that I got my Gammill- gosh, that was 1995! Seems like yesterday.
- February 28, 2011 at 8:07 AM


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Any update on Filipe for this weekend?
MATTHEWS ARENA 1910-Present: THE CATHEDRAL OF COLLEGE HOCKEY
I think the Huskies were overconfident going into Rochester but came out with a greater respect for the RIT Tigers and I hope a determination to improve in all areas and a determination to beat the Q this weekend - something they have not been able to do in their last 5 games against the Bobcats. Its time to change that scenario.
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ECAC Regular Season Champions
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Dylan Sikura is 1 point away from 100 in his career. Something to watch this weekend.
Our preview with a Q & A done with the QU Hockey Blog: https://northeasternhockeyblog.com/ge...y-east-series/
hopefully no slow start fri.. just be ready outta the gate. Go NU
Heading to Matthews tonight for the first time this year. Premium seats are now $23...weren't they like $12 a a couple years ago? Oh well, don't mind paying that much for what should be a very good and competitive game. Pumped to watch Solow in person, maybe watch Primeau, see if the defensemen can clean up the turnovers and bad gap play that plagued them up in Rochester, and of course, watch 8, 9 and 21. Hopefully Sikura can get that 100th point out of the way early tonight. I feel like its underplayed the fact that he only had 7 points his freshman year. So he's had 92 points in 2 seasons and 3 games. Absolutely ridiculous.
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Been thinking about this weekend all week. Go Huskies!
Filipe in. Third line. Schule with 8/9. Primeau starts.
Very good first period. Quinnipiac never really were able to control the puck. We controlled the play, won the 50/50 battles and we're faster.
The bad news was our penalty kill looked awful. You could see our guys talking to each other trying to figure out positioning and Quinnipiac just tore us to shreds. Deserved goal there. Other than that though we've been the better team I thought.
..and point #100 for Sikura.. in outstanding fashion.
W or L.. that goal was a beauty! way to go
and point #101 was even bigger.. (and much needed)..
c'mon penalty kill (& Cayden).. hold fort!
Crazy 2nd period. Good chances, more puck possession, but just awful on the penalty kill.
Quinnipiac is getting some dangerous chances, but NU getting more. Pretty exciting game so far.
4-3 NU, get some more! Who needs goaltending when you can score?
Leading goal scored with 1.2 seconds left by Sikura. Way to not quit.
Offense and powerplay look really good. Leading SOG 32-9. Penalty kill looks like dog $#!%. Can't fault Primeau on any of the three goals TBH.
Please lock it down. My heart can't take this.
Ruck has taught Primeau everything he knows!
well on those last 2 or.. perhaps that last one he gave up.. CP.. definitely looking freshman like.
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I have a 1987 7.5 Sears gamefisher which is air cooled. I have had the motor for two years and runs great. Recently lost my prop and prop nut while duck hunting. I haven't been able to locate a prop to fit this motor. Any suggestions. If anyone has one I would be interested in purchasing it. Thanks, David
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I would think that any well stocked boat dealer or parts house should have this prop. They should be easy to cross reference. If all else fails, try Michigan wheel at www.michiganwheel.com good luck. Tg.
TG, thanks for the information. They have the prop suggested for the '88 & '89 model, but they don't fit the '87 that I have.
go to sears.com,take the parts link,type in your model#,they got the prop..i just got one for the same motor on 2-25-3
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Japan amassed a record amount of US Treasury debt in February but still couldn't beat China.
The latest data from the US government show China remains the largest foreign holder of US Treasury securities. Japan, which held the top spot until a few years ago, is now in the No. 2 spot.
The Wall Street Journal explains its well:
Like most developed countries, the U.S. always runs budget deficits, meaning they constantly need investors to buy their new debt or rollover old loans to keep lights on. So, from that perspective it's good to see Asia remain a big buyer of bonds.
Strong Asian demand for US debt is particularly good since the US saw its credit rating get dinged last year.
More from GlobalPost: Global concern over Standard and Poor's US credit rating downgrade
But Reuters pointed out China was buying shorter-term debt, which the news agency said could be a "sign China's willingness to extend cheap loans to the U.S. government is fading."
Combined, foreign investors now hold a record $5.1 trillion in Treasury debt. Foreign investors have been increasing their holdings of US Treasury securities for months, US government data show.
Of course, the US Federal Reserve holds even more US Treasury debt than China or Japan. The Fed holds nearly $1.7 trillion in Treasury securities. China holds $1.18 trillion in Treasury securities. Japan in February held almost $1.1 trillion in US Treasury debt.
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Situated in a corner, at the foot of the hill leading up to the Citadel, is Palazzo Antonin. This beautiful decorated place reveals a world of rich red damasks, gold trimmings and mirrors along with Grandmasters' paintings, magnificent chandeliers, marble tabletops and shiny polished chairs. Since being taken over recently by Anthony the place has became a favourite with Gozitans, Maltese and tourists who stop by for a bite at lunchtime in the luxurious surroundings or choose to sit outside whilst enjoying the bustle of it-Tokk square. Palazzo Antonin offers European, New World and Local food which include traditional food such as Ftajjar, Summien and Timpana. The menu boasts a variety of salads, pasta, pizza, pastizzi, baguettes, the famous Palace breakfast and wine platters. And although the setting might suggest that prices are high, these are very reasonable. On Saturday nights, the Palazzo changes character, hosting live music and becoming a hang-out for young people, who look forward to the beer and wine nights. Food is served until late, ensuring that you can also get a late-night bite. Whether its tea or coffee, the Palazzo offers a range of hot beverages including a tea flower where you can watch its ball slowly sinking into hot water and unfurl into full "bloom". A wide range of local, European and New World wines complete the extensive wine list, not to forget the good selection of cocktails. Walking into Palazzo Antonin feels like stepping into an aristocratic world from the past.
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The Mummy
This game is based on the movie of the same name and follows the story of an Egyptian Emperor who betrayed his master as he was sentenced to mummification in 1290BC. His soul is reawakened by some archaeologists and wreaks havoc upon the land.Taking a third-person perspective, the player guides Rick O'Connor--the hero of the movie--through pyramids and mazes, fighting various villains, living skeletons and Scarab beetles while collecting treasure and solving puzzles along the way.The graphics are excellent, with cut sequences placed between each level to reveal more of the game's plot. The music is directly taken from the score of the film, which adds to the tension and excitement.To help the uninitiated of the gaming world dialogue boxes appear teaching you how to control O'Connor and these also act as a way to point out switches, levers and later on actually help to solve some of the more difficult puzzles. The playing arenas are vast, all with source lighting so as not to reveal too much to the player. With eight levels and 78 hidden bonus features, this game certainly is value for money.The Mummy, like its celluloid brother, is action-packed and fun to play. Fans of the Tomb Raider series, looking for something without Lara, need look no further.
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Mitt Was Right! Palestinians Don't Want Peace… And They Want Out of Oslo Peace Accords
Mitt Was Right!
Today the far left Mother Jones website released video of Mitt Romney telling high dollar donors that the Palestinians "have no interest in establishing peace."
He's right!
Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas wants out of the Oslo Accords.
Israel National News reported, via Free Republic:
Palestinian Authority head, Mahmoud Abbas, proposed cancelling the Oslo Accords with Israel at a weekend meeting of the PA leadership, a senior member of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) told AFP on Tuesday.
PLO Executive Committee member Wassel Abu Yusef said Abbas raised the idea of "cancelling the Oslo agreement as well as the associated economic and security arrangements," at the meeting on Saturday and Sunday.
Abu Yusef said that "members of the Palestinian leadership had mixed opinions on the issue, and it was decided to postpone any decision until their next meeting," due to be held after Abbas's return from the UN General Assembly later this month. "It was the first time the Palestinian leadership put the issue of the Oslo agreement on the table since it was signed in 1993," Abu Yusef added.
This sorta puts a damper on that liberal talking point, huh?
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