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I need to prepare meals and have foods for an iron free diet for two weeks. Can you send a list of iron free foods?Thank you in advance
We do not have a list of iron-free foods. You can see a list of foods that are high in iron in our Fruit and Vegetable database. In general, you should avoid red meat, and chicken, organ meats, and fortified breads and cereals. Some dark green leafy vegetables, and dried fruits will also contain some iron. I would suggest consulting the physician or practitioner who told to you stay away from foods containing iron for a list of what they want you to avoid.


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Viktorklinikken needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 73 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
Viktorklinikken is a norwegian complementary and alternative medicine practitioner who has been practiced for over 30 years.
We want to get a energetic, trustworthy and warm website that is fantastic to look at, without getting to creative. :)
People looking for a solution for their health problems outside the regular doctor/hospital/eat-a-pill-solution-for-every-little-problem regime.
So I guess that the colours cant be wild, as CAM regime has a little bad reputation, so colours that conveys trust, wisdom and warmth is preferred. :)
http://www.viktorklinikken.no (please dont base much on the current website, we think it is pure crap... we got coned by some very sharp catalogsalesmen.. )
Company name: Viktorklinikken
We want a website that uses colours and design elements to projects open mindness, nature, empathy,
warmth, knowledge. We are completely open to all suggestions, and we do not have any logos, so just use font types to make the logo. So basicly, we really dont have anything determined on how the website should be, amaze us! :)
- Sign up for newsletter form/area.
- Contact me form/area where the customer enters the name and phonenumber.
- Our contact info prominently somewhere, more specifically the phone number 45 46 25 97 and the email address email@example.com.
- A quote very prominently somewhere as it illustrates our thinking and way of beeing so much, the quote is: "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! - Ben Franklin".
- A menu somewhere, Hjem | Hvem er vi? | Hva kan vi hjelpe med? | Artikler | Blogg | Om oss | Kontakt oss |
No not wish:
- To corporate look.
- Dark/sadening colours.
- Overly crowded.
We are looking forward to seeing what you have to offer, we got recommended 99designs from a friend who was very very pleased!
Happy christmas and new year to everyone! :)

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REBO Nanofluidics Exercise
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Nanofluidics exercise showing the variation of energy and position of methane and butane molecules flowing through an opened carbon nanotube as the system temperature and the length of the nanotube are varied.
The exercise is divided into two parts. In the first part, based on the variation of these parameters, the output obtained is analyzed. In the second part, the results of the same simulations run for a longer time period are analyzed in detail.
The following files will be used for the exercise:
Developed by Hetal Patel and Susan B. Sinnott, University of Florida
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Ontario Schools for Liberal Arts & Humanities Graduate Certificate Programs
Graduate Schools for Liberal Arts Certificates enable students to enhance their knowledge through a defined series of courses. As a discipline, the liberal arts include humanities, the social and natural sciences, and the creative arts. Participants typically explore a single topic within a broader category to encourage them to think, innovate and answer questions through in-depth research.
What Are Liberal Arts and Humanities Graduate Certificate Programs?
Individuals who want to study at the graduate level without the commitment of a full degree could find alternatives at graduate schools for Liberal Arts Certificates. A graduate certificate is a non-degree award that usually spans 3 to 4 courses. The shorter course plan typically translates to a time to completion of about one year or less for a full-time student.
Who Might Benefit from a Graduate Certificate?
- Professionals who want to develop and implement new measures in their field
- Academics who seek to teach and do research
- Others who strive for a greater knowledge to enhance their careers
Courses and Curricula
Depending on the university, a graduate certificate's course plan might include several required courses plus student-selected elective(s). In some cases, students may have to complete some independent research, pass an exam, and/or complete a final project. Essentially, to earn the certificate, all the requirements need to be fulfilled, and these do vary between schools.
Post-Baccalaureate Liberal Arts Certificates
Post-baccalaureate Liberal Arts Certificates are those programs that require applicants to have earned their undergraduate degree in order to enroll. Participants study course material at the Masters level but do not have to complete a full degree.
Should one want to continue on, some universities allow the earned credits to be transferred into a related Masters program on their roster. If this is something that feeds your academic goals, the details and procedures should be verified with the universities on your list.
Post-Masters Liberal Arts Certificates
Post-masters Liberal Arts Certificates are sometimes referred to as "advanced" and typically require applicants to have earned a Masters degree in order to enroll. Alternatively, this type of certificate might be used as a concentration to add emphasis to a graduate degree in progress.
Per O*Net, 6% of Modern Languages Professors have earned a post-master's certificate.i
Categories of Liberal Arts and Humanities Graduate Certificate Programs
Liberal arts majors offer broad overview of the arts, sciences and humanities and more narrow study in areas such as English Literature, Modern Languages, History, Ethics, Economics, Sociology and Creative Writing.
Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies Graduate Certificate Programs
A Graduate Certificate in Area, Ethnic & Cultural Studies could focus on a specific ethnographic group and their traditions. In their coursework, students might examine the socially constructed concepts of race and ethnicity through historical factors and impacts of racial stratification. Some of the topics that might be discussed could include enslavement, persecution, economic displacement, starvation, or ethnic cleansing.
Communications & Public Relations Graduate Certificate Programs
Schools with Communications and Public Relations Graduate Certificate Programs might enable students to learn more about journalism, new media or intercultural communication.
Courses may be planned-out to foster a deeper grasp of how to apply communication theory and research to diverse areas. For instance, health promotion, business, public relations, policy and politics, intercultural relations and globalization.
Economics Graduate Certificate Programs
Depending on the university, a Graduate Certificate in Economics could tackle sustainable development, international economics or business administration. Students could also pursue a certificate to build fundamental skills in order to understand and appreciate economic discussion and analysis.
English Graduate Certificate Programs
A Graduate Certificate in English might help students build skills in technical communication and rhetoric. Alternatively, a TESOL certificate is designed to introduce the student to the central issues in the theory and practice of teaching English to non-native speakers.
History Graduate Certificate Programs
Students interested in a specific time period or in heritage arts might look into a school for a History Graduate Certificate. For instance, a Certificate in Historic Preservation could introduce students to theory and practices in the fields of cultural heritage and preservation.
Humanities Graduate Certificate Programs
Humanities Graduate Certificate Programs include course plans that explore the expressions of the human mind and help society envision its past, present and future. Students could look for an Advanced Certificate in Classics, Humanitarian Aid, and other related themes.
Languages Graduate Certificate Programs
Language Graduate Certificate Programs might address a foreign language, linguistics or the romance languages. This type of certificate could provide students with the opportunity to travel or study at a graduate school abroad.
Liberal Arts and Sciences Graduate Certificate Programs
Liberal Arts and Sciences Graduate Certificate Programs could explore topics that relate to the natural environment, health professions, computers, math and the social sciences. Students might learn how to find and analyze information and data; adapt to new technology and professional trends.
Literature & Writing Graduate Certificate Programs
A Graduate Certificate in Writing could enhance one's creative, fiction, nonfiction or academic writing skills. Certificate students might complete a program of study that consists of seminars, workshops and a capstone essay or creative project.
Philosophy and Ethics Graduate Certificate Programs
A Graduate Certificate in Philosophy and Ethics might discuss a philosopher, philosophy or ethical practice for a specific industry. For example, students enrolled in a Graduate Certificate in Business Ethics program might take courses in corporate and financial ethics.
Women's Studies Graduate Certificate Programs
A Graduate Certificate in Women's Studies might explore the history of feminist thought, systems of oppression, social identity development, privilege, power, and activism. Students might also want to study female reproductive technology and topics that concern procreation.
Earn a Liberal Arts Certificate On-Campus
One of the hallmarks of a liberal arts and humanities education is the multi-disciplinary approach and discussion-based format. Frequently, input from various spheres is used to address the issues and concerns of modern humanity. To this point, students who pursue their liberal arts certificate on campus may benefit from access to diverse department facilities and libraries. With this feature could come expanded networks—social and professional.
Apart from live lectures, students may take part in lively classroom debate with their peers and professors. This method might be a great way to bolster an ability to argue persuasively, engage in constructive dialogue and learn how to form and ask questions. Some of the more creative programs such as English Theatre or Applied Shakespeare might provide ample opportunity for students to meld performance with scholarship.
Application Information
It is important to keep in mind that each school sets standards and procedures. One might have to apply to the graduate school or, directly to the program. Aside from transcripts, a university could ask for a minimum GPA (E.g. 3.0 on a 4.0 scale). A personal essay, resume, letters, and sample of writing are examples of other material that may need to accompany an application form.
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Programs by Campus
Fort Wayne
Sociological Practice
College of Arts and Sciences
Departmental URL: www.ipfw.edu/sociology
Departmental E-mail: morganm [at] ipfw [dot] edu
Degree Offered
Master of Arts in Sociological Practice
Special Departmental Requirements
(See also general University Graduate School requirements.)
Admission Requirements
Baccalaureate degree including a major in sociology or related discipline with a grade point average of 3.0 (B). Application for admission must include an essay demonstrating that writing skills and career objectives are in line with the program and three letters of recommendation. Students who have not completed an undergraduate degree in sociology may be admitted contingently if they have completed the courses Methods of Social Research, Sociological Theory, and Sociological Statistics with a B or higher, or agree to complete these undergraduate classes before they are allowed to enroll in their graduate equivalents.
Course Requirements
A total of 33 credit hours, including 18 credit hours in the areas of principles of sociological theory and practice, statistical techniques in sociological practice, applied research methods, professional development, and 6 credit hours of practicum in sociological practice or 6 credit hours of master's thesis research, plus 15 credit hours of electives in other approved graduate courses.
Students must complete each course with a grade of B or higher.


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After Stonehenge
Season 16 Episode 1 | 55m 10s
Explore the charred remains of a 3,000-year old English settlement that's shedding new light on the ancient history of the western world. Working in secret inside a quarry, experts have less than a year to save the site before the quarry drains.
Aired: 10/26/16
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"The heart never lies
And in the heart there is no compromise
In the heart, the vision never dies
Oh, the heart never lies"
(These lyrics are almost as old as me. They were written by country artist, Michael Martin Murphey.)
I've been singing them to myself every day this week. I don't have them downloaded. Or burned onto a cd. I haven't even heard them since I was a little girl.
But I remember them.
I remember our record player. My Dad sitting in the family room in our rocking chair. Rocking back and forth, singing off key with his eyes always closed.
You see...
The heart never lies.
The heart never forgets.
Then, there are the words to this song - "I Will Carry You."
I carry them in my heart each day.
I've been remembering more than ever this week. Especially the past two years. And the past two Christmases. Because memories are good for us. It's healthy to take time to reflect.
Even the ones that feel like they're taking the very life out of you...
Feel them. And don't fight them.
Because in the end, you'll be grateful you let yourself feel so deeply...
That you found the truth in it all.
And that in fact, you gained more life out of it all.
I'm remembering this day. December 12, 2009. It was our first Christmas as husband and wife. We were at the tree farm.
"Such a short time
Such a long road"
That's one of the hardest parts. From that very instant you know life is inside of you...
You're changed.
I was in love.
I was in love all 5 times.
and I always will be.
It's been a tricky month of emotions. With reflecting on this journey and giving it the love it so deserves. All while embracing what's to come in the first months of 2012.
I cried some heavy tears this week. Tears like I've never shed in this journey. And I've shed some scary, big, ugly ones. These were different. They were tears of every memory in this journey. Of truth.
Of letting go.
They were tears of knowing the path we are taking is the one we are meant to take.
I've learned that letting go doesn't mean you have to say goodbye. It doesn't mean you have to forget. Or pretend like it never happened.
Letting go is knowing that all this pain and love we've gone through in the last chapter...
The pain will lessen. The love will grow.
And the more we trust in that...
The more we see that - there is something so much greater waiting for us...
in this new chapter.
These memories...
I will carry you.
"I Will Carry You" Selah
There were photographs I wanted to take
Things I wanted to show you
Sing sweet lullabies, wipe your teary eyes
Who could love you like this?
People say that I am brave but I`m not
Truth is I`m barely hanging on
But there`s a greater story
Written long before me
Because he loves you like this
So I will carry you
While your heart beats here
Long beyond the empty cradle
Through the coming years
I will carry you
All my life
And I will praise the one who`s chosen me
To carry you
Such a short time
Such a long road
All this madness
But I know
That the silence
Has brought me to his voice
And he says
I`ve shown her photographs of time beginning
Walked her through the parted seas
Angel lullabies no more teary eyes
Who could love her like this?
I will carry you
While your heart beats here
Long beyond the empty cradle
Through the coming years
I will carry you
All your life
And I will praise the one who`s chosen me
To carry you
Have a Blessed Sunday,


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Dear DailyWorth,
My family of four has health insurance through a group of small business owners. Our Health Savings Account keeps the monthly bill lower than an HMO, but I feel vulnerable. What should I do?
~ Susan G, New York City
Health-insurance expert Ellen Golden of Atlantis Health Plan helps individuals, sole proprietors and small businesses in New York City find health insurance.
Dear Susan, I can appreciate your feeling vulnerable!
What's an HSA?
Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) are a type of savings account offered in conjunction with low-premium, high-deductible health insurance plans. Anyone can open an HSA at a qualified financial institution. Your HSA money goes in pre-tax, grows tax-deferred and is withdrawn tax-free when used for qualified medical expenses. The maximum savings you're allowed (single/family) is set by the federal government, as is the maximum deductible (single/family) charged by your Health Insurance Plan. Also your Plan can add additional charges, such as co-insurance on top of the deductible. Preventive care expenses may be covered before deductibles are met.
Make Sure You're Using It Right
It's true that a Health Savings Account (HSA) can keep your monthly premium down and, if used properly, can be a sensible option. However, used incorrectly, an HSA can get you into a financial bind. To be safe, find out both the deductible and co-insurance from your group's High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP). Co-insurance relates to cost-sharing between you and your health insurance company.
Have you put that amount of money in your HSA so that if you end up in the emergency room tonight you'll be covered? If so, then you're using the HSA properly, and you shouldn't have to worry about being vulnerable. But if you don't have enough to cover those expenses, you could end up owing a lot of money – and be very vulnerable.
For more information about HSAs and HDHPs, and how they work, read this simple breakdown on the U.S. Treasury Department website.
Need Health Insurance Help In New York?
If you're an individual, sole proprietor or small business owner in New York, you can call Ellen Golden at 917-903-8627 or email her at firstname.lastname@example.com for help with your health insurance plan.


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manakin needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 79 designs submitted by 29 freelance designers.
We are looking for a fresh new logo for our website and software that will be used on the web and also on any packaging.
Window Cleaner Pro or Window Cleaner Professional
We are looking for a logo that we can use as on our website and our software packaging. Our software is aimed at the window cleaning business and is called Window Cleaner Pro (Or Window Cleaner Professional).
We are looking for a strong logo that will uniquely identify us and our product in the industry. We quite like corporate colours (blues, grays and greens) as this also fits nicley with the concept of water
We dont mind whether the logo includes the full name (Window Cleaner Pro or Window Cleaner Professional) or an icon or the letters WCP.
We quite like the idea of an icon that has relevance to the idustry i.e window, water, waves etc...
The logo will not include the domain name or any tagline.
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Rovio has announced a TV series based on the Angry Birds video game series. They plan to produce 52 short (sub-3 minute) episodes. The series will be produced by Finnish animation studio Kombo, which Rovio bought in June 2011. "I am happy to say we are going to roll out a weekly animation series this year of short format content," said Nick Dorra, head of animation at Rovio.
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03.27.13: The Community College of Rhode Island will host the Region XXI Men's Basketball All-Star Game Wednesday April 3rd at 7:00pm at the Vincent A. Cullen Fieldhouse located on the CCRI Knight Campus in Warwick. This will be your last chance to see CCRI Knights' men's basketball standouts: Desmond Williams (Torrington, CT), Bryan Yarce (Cranston, RI) and Isaac Medeiros (Johnston, RI). They will be joined by all the Division II and III All Region team members who have earned postseason honors. The full 2013 Region XXI All-Star Game roster is attached.
Williams was a Co-Captain and was just as impressive as he was in his freshman campaign. He and Yarce led the Knights to an impressive 20-12 record and second Region XXI title in two years. Williams was a prolific scorer for the Knights who was ranked No. 6 in the nation this year by the NJCAA averaging 22.7 points per game and ended his career as No. 4 all-time scorer in CCRI history with 1,332 career points. In his sophomore year Williams scored in double-figures 26 of the 27 games he played in including erupting for 30 or more points five times and 20 or more points 17 times. For his efforts Williams was also honored as the Steve McDonald Award winner as the DIII/CC Co-Men's Player of the Year by Cox Communications for the second year in a row.
Yarce was also a Co-Captain and continued to be "the creator" while starting 30 of the 32 games for the Knights. Yarce was ranked No. 7 in total assists with 191 and No. 8 by the NJCAA in assist per game with 6.4. Yarce was also ranked No 30 by the NJCAA with 70 steals on the year. In addition, he raised his scoring average to 12.3 points per game. Also during the year Yarce was named NJCAA Division II National Player of the Week for the week of November 12th-18th when he helped spearhead a Knight's 22 point comeback versus Cuyahoga CC when he scored 22 points with seven assists and seven steals. The bottom line was whatever the Knights needed Bryan delivered! Medeiros was another Co-Captain on the Knights squad and primary low post presence for the Knights. Medeiros averaged 12.8 points per game. In addition, he was ranked No. 15 in the NJCAA in rebounding with 272 total rebounds good for 8.5 per game. Isaac also added one steals and one block per game to help the Knights' defensive efforts. Medeiros was the only sophomore in the Knights' frontcourt and his leader ship will be missed next year for the Knights.
Do not miss your last chance to see the Knights men's basketball stars along with all of the Region XXI All-Stars next Wednesday April 3rd at 7:00pm at the Vincent A. Cullen Fieldhouse located on the CCRI Knights Campus in Warwick. Admission is free for all fans and scouts.
The Community College of Rhode Island, New England's largest comprehensive community college, enrolls nearly 18,000 students in credit courses and thousands more in non-credit and job training classes. Its athletic program boasts 12 varsity programs and an academic support program for all student-athletes.
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KKFI is proud to announce the 2014 Band Auction scheduled for April 10-28, 2014. The band auction represents an on-air music festival, featuring dozens of your favorite area bands and musicians for over two weeks.
Nearly 100 talented local entertainers usually sign up to donate a two-hour concert to be auctioned to the highest bidder during KKFI 90.1 FM's annual Band Auction.
We schedule each act for 30 minutes during an appropriate music show during the Band Auction, which is usually held over a ten-day period in April. During that 30 minutes, listeners call in and bid. The high bidder works with the band or solo act to arrange for a two-hour gig sometime during the next 12 months. This could be a birthday party, anniversary, block party, class reunion, or just for the heck of it party.
For Bands and Performers Only: Sign Up to Donate Your Performance to KKFI
If you are a member of a music band or an individual musical performer and would like to donate a performance for the benefit of KKFI, then call Bill Clause during business hours at 816-931-3122 or write [email protected]
For more information or to bid on a band –
To bid on a band go http://www.kkfi.org/band-auction/


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A Roundup of Alphabet Walls
You know what I love about alphabet letter displays? Everything. I'm sure it's a lot of work collecting them, but so worth the effort. Considering doing one yourself? Here's an inspiration gallery for you.
• Heidi purchased the letters in Lincoln's room from a variety of sources: Michael's, Pottery Barn Teen, Anthropologie, JoAnn's, Kohl's, Etsy, Pier 1, and more. (And how cool is that "&zmp Z"?)
• Melissa's Alphabet Display was a diy effort as she painted and/or decoupaged inexpensive letters from craft stores.
• The variety of sizes and colors in this display make it all the more interesting.
• Lots of letters and a few numbers thrown in for good measure in Joshua and Finn's Slightly Retro room.
• Zara's parents used wood letters as a wall border near the ceiling.
• Don't want to collect the whole dang alphabet? How about a mish-mash of your child's initial like in Emmet's Room.


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Paul Simon Wins Polar Music Prize
Congratulations to Paul Simon for nabbing the 2012 Polar Music Prize, which is awarded annually in Sweden to one contemporary artist and to one classical artist. Cellist Yo-Yo Ma grabbed the award on the classical side.
In addition to the title, the winners of this prestigious honor will receive one million kronor, which translates to a little over 145,000 in U.S. dollars, at the Aug. 28 ceremony, held in Stockholm, according to NME.com.
The Polar Music Prize in an international honor and was founded in 1989 by Stig Anderson, who once managed ABBA, with donation from the Royal Swedish Academy.
So why did Simon win this year? Well, the Royal Swedish Academy lauded the singer-songwriter for his abilities to do just that: write songs that stand the test of time and that impact culture and the musical canon in a major way. The Academy celebrated Simon for his "consummate skill, innovative arrangements and provocative lyrics. Nobody else is more deserving of the epithet of 'world-class songwriter.'"
Additionally, the Royal Swedish Academy cleverly stated, "For five decades, Paul Simon has built bridges not only over troubled waters but over entire oceans by (re)joining the world's continents with his music. Paul Simon has compiled a library of songs which will remain open to future generations."
Those are all true things. Paul Simon is an American songwriting treasure. Even the Swedes know it.
Congrats, Paul!


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Designers from around the world are submitting creative designs for Tikila in banner ad design - custom.
I am looking for a horizontal tutorial video banner(960x129px) that simulates the user navigation experience on my site(shows users how they should navigate and hover over the menu items on top column)
$300 is for the combined logo+banner
$500 for Tutorial video banner
I am looking for a horizontal tutorial video banner(960x129px) that simulates the user navigation on my site(mouse movements demonstration simulating hovering and selecting submenus on the top column)
an example software for such tasks:
The created files should be as small as possible
Alternatively,I would consider an image( 25% logo+75% dynamic banner-flexible for other banner rotation)
- Item 1...image(or video) should keep quality when compressed to less than 700 in width.
The website is for classifeds ads so any related creative ideas are welcome
This is for a simple classifieds website providing free ad posting and classified ads search in canada.So any creative ideas suitable to the classifieds design are welcome
- The color theme must not be outside the light rainy day blue and yellowish theme(as the current pavemyway picture)


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Roofing 15108 Pittsburgh PA
As an experienced roofing contractor with a diverse skill set, Roofing 15108 Pittsburgh PA are equipped to serve customers who may prefer alternative roofing systems. Roofing 15108 Pittsburgh PA provide the following roofing services:
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Transform the space you have into the space of your dreams with shingled roofing, tiles & various skylights, renovate your dream house. And, of course when you focus on the details, the big picture inevitably takes shape as you had envisioned it.
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When brought in at the ground level of a project, our approach focuses on creating a collaborative, integrated group – with owner, architect, construction manager, engineers and subcontractors all working together from the start.
Because exterior construction has its own unique challenges, We have created a team dedicated specifically to these projects. It's our job to best capture the essence of your business in developing your exterior space.
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Belt's late homer helps Giants finish sweep of D'Backs
Phoenix, AZ – Brandon Belt clubbed a go-ahead, three-run homer in the top of the eighth inning to help the San Francisco Giants complete a three-game sweep of the Arizona Diamondbacks with a 9-6 victory on Wednesday at Chase Field.
Arizona reliever David Hernandez (1-2) started the eighth on the hill and issued a one-out free pass to Hunter Pence before walking Gregor Blanco with two outs.
"That was the worst part of it all was two walks," said Arizona manager Kirk Gibson on the bullpen blowing the game. "We walked four guys in two innings and they all scored."
Belt, who smacked a two-out, two-run single in the eighth inning of Monday's series opener to lift the Giants to victory, then jumped on an 0-2 fastball and launched it over the wall down the right-field line to put the visitors in front.
"It's just one of those things, you just keep trying to get better, you start off slow, you want to steadily make improvements," said Belt. "I feel like I've been doing that and hope I can go on a streak here, pretty soon."
George Kontos (2-1) earned the victory after spinning 1 2/3 scoreless innings in relief, while Sergio Romo worked around a one-out single in the ninth to nail down his 11th save of the season.
Angel Pagan went 2-for-4 with a solo homer, two RBI and three runs scored, while Pence added a solo shot and two runs scored for the Giants, who wrapped up a six-game road trip at 3-3.
Arizona, which held a one-run lead in the ninth inning Tuesday before Pablo Sandoval scorched a go-ahead, two-run homer, received a solid effort from starter Brandon McCarthy, who scattered eight hits and struck out six over six innings of work.
Cliff Pennington belted a three-run homer and finished with four RBI, while Eric Chavez collected three hits, two runs scored and an RBI in the setback, Arizona's first in a series-finale this season (8-1).
After Belt's blast put the Giants in front, Jean Machi and Santiago Casilla combined to blank the Diamondbacks in the bottom half before San Francisco added a pair of runs in the ninth to give Romo some breathing room.
Pagan and Brandon Crawford walked to start the frame before Sandoval doubled to center to score Pagan. Buster Posey added a sacrifice fly to account for the final margin.
Pagan pounded McCarthy's second pitch of the game over the right-field wall, but Pennington's three-run shot in the second gave Arizona a 3-1 lead.
Chavez clubbed a run-scoring double in the fourth to add to Arizona's lead, but Pagan's RBI double preceded Crawford's run-scoring triple in the fifth to bring the Giants within one.
Paul Goldschmidt answered with an RBI single in the bottom half to restore the home team's two-run lead before Pence's one-out solo shot in the sixth trimmed the margin in half.
Pennington plated another run in the bottom half with a one-out double to left to again put the Diamondbacks ahead by two, but Belt erased the deficit with one swing of the bat in the eighth to give the Giants the lead for good.
Game Notes
San Francisco starter Tim Lincecum allowed five runs on 10 hits while striking out six over five frames ... Romo has a 27-game scoreless streak against Arizona, tossing 20 scoreless innings ... The Giants have won seven of their last eight games at Chase Field and swept the Diamondbacks for the first time on the road since taking a four-game set from July 22-25, 2010 ... Arizona went 4-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left eight on base.


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Opinion: Armstrong a Convinced and Convincing Liar
Editorial board member Dorothy Rabinowitz on Lance Armstrong's doping confession. Photo: Getty Images
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... welcome to Opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... Lance Armstrong infested tilting in the secular Church of Oprah this week ... in segments that will air Thursday and Friday ... the twelveth revelation be enough to resurrect his reputation ... editorial board member Dorothy Rabinowitz joins me now ... to discuss Dorothy ... what does it say about our society that we we can ... a compulsive liar like Lance Armstrong this budget national attention ... I don't know but you know for once that diverge ... and say the target of the soul but the first and foremost less Johnstone who is indeed is to say ... unconvinced and convincing Lyon who ... coached great cry and that seemed to me first is ... the sense that he is entitled ... to this aligning Miller notes could carry on ... new year and the year of persuasive lying everything going into ... and so ... 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How mature is Raspberry Pi (RPI). A brief overview.
What is Raspberry Pi
It is a minimalist computer built for ARMv6 architecture. More information about this project and technical specification.
Installing Arch Linux ARM
See the archlinuxarm documentation.
The generic xf86-video-fbdev driver can be used.
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Making homemade Kahlua gives you the flexibility to choose which coffee you would like in your coffee liqueur. Better yet, making homemade Kahlua is easy! You may even have the homemade Kahlua ingredients sitting around your house: coffee, vodka, light brown sugar, and vanilla extract. I can guarantee that you will impress your peeps when you show up to your New Year's Eve party with a bottle of homemade Kahlua rather than a six-pack of Bud Light. The only thing that might be more impressive would be a bottle of homemade Baileys Irish Cream.
Homemade Kahlua Recipe
A Google search for Kahlua recipes will reveal that there are several different ways to make homemade Kahlua. Many of the recipes call for instant coffee. I rejected those because I wanted to be able to use good quality freshly ground coffee. Others call for letting the recipe steep for several weeks; I rejected those because I don't have the patience. I ended up using a variation of a recipe that I found on a forum about Orchids. What do orchid growers know about Kahlua? Apparently, a lot. The end result of this Kahlua recipe is blissful. It has a sweet yet strong coffee flavor and it goes down super smooth.
Homemade Kahlua Using Your Favorite Coffee
- 6 cups brewed coffee Use your favorite kind! I used Goshen coffee since I know that Bride and Groom 3.0 and many of my coffee connoisseur friends love it.
- 1 pound light brown sugar
- 3 1/2 tablespoons vanilla extract
- 1/2 liter of vodka If you have access to a pure grain alcohol like Everclear, you may want to use that. I simply used SVEDKA Vodka and it worked just fine.
- While the coffee is still hot, mix in the brown sugar.
- Let cool.
- Mix in vanilla and vodka.
- Serve over ice, in mixed drinks like a frozen mudslide, or use to make a cupcake (post coming soon).


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Luke's Lobster
Luke's Lobster is a sustainable, authentic Maine lobster restaurant, located in New York City. One of their locations is right near Brooklyn Bridge Park.
It doesn't take a master chef to make a great lobster roll. It takes great lobster. Luke Holden knows where to get the best stuff around...
He buys traceable, sustainable seafood from fisheries along the gulf of Maine bringing the best quality seafood to Luke's Lobsters in New York, New Jersey, D.C., Philadelphia, Chicago, and Boston.
When Luke moved to New York, he found lobster rolls drowning in mayo and diluted with celery for up to $30. He and his dad, Jeff, turned to their longstanding relationships with lobstermen to cut out the middle man and get that sweet lobster down to the city, where they could serve it the way it was meant to be: pure, in a griddled New England split-top bun, with no filler.
Each morning lobstermen haul traps from the open seas, and they're taken from the dock to Luke's seafood company, where we steam them, pick them, and pack the meat in protective bags, then send them south to Luke's Lobster. Each bag contains a quarter-pound of pure lobster meat from 5 or 6 unlucky lobster claws (yep, it takes that many lobsters for each roll!).
Throughout the trek from Maine to our lobster shacks, the lobster meat remains in pristine condition, having last touched Maine air. And since we track it the whole way, we know it's coming from Maine's sustainable fishery, not over-fished waters. The result is a deliciously fresh lobster roll that allows you to truly taste Maine at its best, with a clean conscience.


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October 13, 2005
Rasmus Hansen is a visiting professor in Physics from Denmark. Before he came to Wabash College he spent his time as a lecturer at the University of Oxford.
"The difference between European Universities we do not have a course spread requirement," Hansen said. "You basically only study two subjects, which are your major and minor. And that of course that makes a difference because then you get people who are interested in doing just one thing, but here at Wabash students are forced to get a broad education."
Hansen is teaching Physics 111. "That the physics class for everyone" Hansen said. "Of course, you have students in that class, who aren't going to be physics majors, and I've never taught people who don't major in physics and that is a challenge for me because I really have to consider how I am going to present things, and that is a very important lesson to learn."
Hansen received his first two degrees from the University of Copenhagen and went on to the University of Oxford to do his doctoral study.
"I thought it was a really beautiful campus," Hansen said about his first visit to Wabash. "I really loved the trees and the arboretum. The campus is extremely classic in many ways and in that sense it is very similar to the campuses I'm used to in Europe."
"And then I was taken to the back of the campus and saw this gargantuan athletic facility. There are 30,000 students at Oxford and they don't have anything like that." Hansen said.
While Hansen is not busy teaching he spends his time raising his two cats, Monkey and Feebee.
Hansen also would like to join the fencing club at Wabash.
"I used to do a little fencing when I was younger, and I think I would like to get back into it."


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Opinion: Stagnation Nation
Editorial board member Steve Moore on September's lackluster jobs report. Photos: AP
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... opinion Journal why Mary Kissel ... the jobs numbers in these last hours in the unemployment rate fell to seven point two percent from seven point three percent but is that ... actually a good outcome I've got editorial board member Steve Moore ... joining me from Washington Steve ... I and these are a huge job growth numbers in Ekka hundred and forty eight hundred thousand that's it ... why stagnation ... the other homegrown numbers and they really indicate this economy just isn't getting out of second year Mary were seeing an economy that is growing but very slowly one a half to two percent we should be going about twice that pace ... that by the way out it's a disease Irby said if the dream of the hell right Mary for the last several years ... the reason the unemployment rate went down again this month because more people dropped out of the workforce that's not a good reason for the unemployment rate the coffee I think we've actually got a graphic of the labor force participation rate ... it's looking like nineteen seventies levels ... um yes Steve and I you know when you're Murray that was before you know the women really enter the labor force in large numbers and so ... you know it's unbelievable the rate were back where we were ... dying of thirty five or forty years ago ... I'm and I think it's a large part because a people can't find jobs and be because we've dramatically expanded the eligibility in access ... to what a lot of welfare programs that that substitute for work Steve did the government shutdown have any influence on these numbers ... I'm very little Mary these numbers were put together before the shutdown happened ... by the way it's also a bet that the sequester has somehow it'll lead to a huge decline in jobs actually ... public sector and why that was up over the last couple months after state local governments have been on a header again so this idea that the government ... is starved for money right now uses craziness but that's a lot of what your friends on Wall Street are saying ... how how wages CDC any kind improvement there ... just last you know not much wage is now that's you know look if he had a big burst of them one at Mary's saw you know quarter five hundred six hundred thousand new jobs you might expect the average wages decline a little bit because you know the actual workers that are brought on iOS tolerable or wage than the average worker but we're not seeing that were saying you know very slow pace of hiring and ... very little pay raises for American workers is not very pretty picture ... by Steve at this rate how long is again to take this to get back to the kind of employment numbers that we saw ... pre financial crisis ... a year to five ... on our would take it would take another three or four years were still several million jobs below where we were in two thousandseven can you believe that I mean ... that sixty years ago ... and we still have several million fewer workers ... it would today than we did I mean this is the star cut of almost depression era numbers Steve when you talk to the left they say ... we need more public sector workers in fact the president said this in self we need more teachers and firefighters ... a honey respond to that are in ... the idea look in the numbers the last couple years that's what we have we have a lot more teachers we are a lot more state local he'll firefighters and police men ... so that does not have that problem the problem is small businesses Mary are not hiring in fact were seen some pretty good wage gains from big companies ... have Dow Jones and Andy and General Akhtar so on ... but we're not seen this that that big ... good job growth from and dynamic sector the economy those small businesses and again I would point to Obamacare is a major risk factor in terms of bringing on new workers Obamacare is a major risk factor it stagnation nation another lousy


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Google Voice has just been updated to support iOS 6 and the iPhone 5's 16:9 screen -- which, hey, is faster than Apple's Keynote remote app, right? -- and to fix some bugs.
Not fixed is the interface, which is still in Google's horrific, old-school design style. Which actually goes to show how much work and how greatly improved apps like Google+ and Gmail have received. Google is pushing their new "beautiful" design aesthetic on the web, in Android, and in iOS. Google Voice has to get some love at some point.
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Suggs leads Bisons to fifth place finish
The Bisons golf team finished fifth in the Jackson State/Pizza Hut/AT &T Intercollegiate Sunday and Monday at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Course in Choctaw, Miss.
The Bisons shot a second day team score of 308. They shot 322 as a team in the first round for a 630 score. They were one stroke behind host Jackson State in fourth place with 629 and three strokes behind third place finisher Tennessee Tech.
Clint Suggs led the Bisons and tied for sixth in the tournament with a score of 153 (78-75).
Samuel Marcrom tied for 10th place, one stroke behind at 154 (75-79).
Cory Parkinson tied for 23rd with a 160 (87-73).
Dylan Waters tied for 31st with a 166 (85-81). Zach Pharr tied for 33rd with a score of 167 (84-83).


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Entry Log #27
This is Lieutenant Gray Hound.
My crew and I traveled to Lazarus to assist Some scientists in need, I sent
Chief Walton to do some scans but before he even beemed over BANG!
A cannon fired at us, It sent Engineer Dillon running out of the dodge generator, engulfed in
Flames. Fortunately, we took the fire out of him, but there came an unwanted visitor.
I dealt with these before but not these types, they had the same speed but were
Stronger and came in larger numbers.
At least There was no ship to be firing at, so I sent all my tactical crew to handle them,
And I was unaware of the mayhem to ensue...
We were overpowered by their numbers and decided to hide in the engine room.
***** this ship had to be a Tyson; the zombies were coming down and on the sides and to make things
Worse, There was only one door.
And as soon as my crew went in, so did they.
The trilaxian Goliath was fighting bravely but was soon being taken down by the
Overwhelming numbers of them, And I was about to have a similar fate...
Until they disappeared...
We were all astonished by their sudden disappearance but Dunt explained
What happened, we killed so many of them, they couldn't send anymore.
Dillan went to work while I stayed, looking upon the corpse of Goliath.
You've done well Goliath, I kept repeating in my thoughts until I finished with "May you find Peace."
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Aloha folks,
we just returned from a great trip to Califonia where we had a marvellous west coast premiere at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood and were more than happy to present our film at Tiki Oasis in San Diego.
Volume 1 of the DVD OF TIKI is now for sale. Get it here online. We have 4 papal "buy now" options: US/Canada – Europe/UK – Germany – Rest of World (see links above)
If you would like to order but are not sure which option is best for you, please write us.
Mahalo for your interest and support.
Some of our recent feedback:
"Excellent job! Exceeded all expectations! Wonderful!" – Tiki Tony
"Congratulations Jochen. The DVD of Tiki is wonderful! Thank you for for putting so much time and effort into preserving the history of tiki culture." – Alene Schultz Murphy
"Got around to watching this today. Wow!!! So good, professional, covering all of the historic past, and real Polynesian arts/cultures. Then starting to touch on all of the Poly Pop things we love. The Drinks, the Art, The Music, the Buildings. Amazing!! Only down-side, I wanted more. Can't wait for Part 2 Please help spread the word on this, tell all of yer tiki friends to buy this, buy some for holiday or b-day presents. Help get this out there, and make an impact. This is True Tiki, This is the Must Have DVD documentary." – Jeff, BigTikiDude (TC)
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It seems just like yesterday we were announcing our Faces of 5F non-model model search with Lucky Magazine. Weeks flashed by; and, before we knew it, we were meeting with 25 hopefuls who were more than happy to strike a pose before photographer Matt Irwin. Skip seven days to the West Village studio where our eight Faces of 5F (Shelly, Natasha, Brigid, Amy, Meghan, Justine, Sarah and Muthoni) gathered for hair, makeup, brow bleaching and more before slipping into the looks that would appear in the 5F ad campaign to be featured in Lucky's October issue. The girls were pros; we all had chills… particularly when Shelly stepped out in the glittering Diane von Furstenberg gown that originally stunned us during the Casting Call and Amy whipped her long blonde locks (in a fashion that would prompt jealousy from the Ariel, the original envy-inducing hair-flipper) again and again and again.
Well. September is just a day away; and, if we know anything about the magazine delivery dates, Lucky's greatly anticipated October issue should be hitting doorsteps, bookshops and subway platforms before we know it. Soon enough you'll see our Faces wearing 5F looks fit for a perfect fall day… but if you absolutely cannot wait for Lucky's arrival, stroll by our 57th Street windows for a preview of what's to come. Installed on Friday (just before they were borded up for Irene protection), our latest windows feature the girls' campaign photographs next to the looks that wore during the shoot; in addition to that, David Hoey & team created a collaged backdrop of every entry headshot we received during the challenge. Ron (our mannequin mix-master) styled up additional 5F looks and surrounded them by accessories from Alexander Wang, 3.1 Phillip Lim and the just-arrived Rachel Zoe that would make any girl stop, pause and ponder. Hope you enjoy the preview and stay tuned for more updates from Lucky Magazine & 5th/58th!
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Two by Light
Lynn Haack 10/25/2008 6:50:14 AMBeautiful blur and at the same time, sharp water drops. Excellent lights and darks. I love that kind of contrast in a photo! Moves the soul....Lynn #1022817
Melissa Olsen 10/25/2008 7:00:38 AMOh Sandy...you know that you have a winner here don't you. If not I will have to call in Guido to deal with some folks...LOL Just teasing, but you really do have a remarkable and outstanidng capture...I just keep staring at it. Simply OUTSTANDING! #6657674
Kelly R. Arceneaux 10/25/2008 7:30:07 AMwow...very beautiful shot here !!
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Max Aureli 10/25/2008 8:01:25 AMWOW!!! What's happening in here?!?
Susan M. Campbell 10/25/2008 8:07:58 AMWow Sandy...this is a fabulous shot. I love the sense of motion and the lighting is just wonderful. A winner in my book! #6658039
Connie J. Bagot 10/25/2008 8:16:08 AMWonderful sense of motion---love the white birds against the dark background. Really great shot! #6658099
Bill Knaps 10/25/2008 10:13:33 AMWow Sandy, What a beautiful capture and work of art. Bill #6658516
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 10/25/2008 9:24:34 PMThis is amazingly beautiful Sandy. Such a work of ART!!! #6660587
Dennis Flanagan 10/26/2008 9:12:56 AMI was expecting the "Wings of a Snow White Dove" but this still shows His pure sweet love. Beautiful. #6662695
Steven W. Lepak 10/26/2008 11:59:36 AMBravo Sandy! Love it. Keep up the great work. Best Regards, Steven #6663221
Darryl Wilkinson 10/26/2008 4:01:52 PMBeautiful piece of work, Sandy! Very nice!! #6663929
Ken Smith 10/27/2008 4:08:50 AMWow..super work and I like the combination of blur and sharpness in the drops. Excellent work, Sandy! #6665953
Dominick M. Dimacale 10/27/2008 8:28:58 AMAmazing image and timing here, Sandy, lovely vibrant colours too, the sense of motion is awesome.
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Kathleen Rinker 10/27/2008 10:52:20 AMVery beautiful, awesome image Sandy!! #6667735
Rajeev 270293 Kashyap 10/27/2008 2:03:33 PMFabulous image Capture Sandy!
Blessing Rajeev! #6668535
Dianna Murphy 10/27/2008 2:50:07 PMAmazing capture, a winner to me. Love the motion. Awesome job. #6668804
Dr. Harmeet Singh 10/27/2008 8:46:15 PMThis is beautiful.Lovely capture and I agree a Winner.. #6670282
Karen Carter 10/28/2008 6:24:43 AMOh no way!! I absolutely LOVE this!!! Fantastic motion, color and total feel!!! Another awesome one Sandy!!!!! #6672552
Jim Huffield 10/28/2008 8:38:54 AMBeautiful work, Sandy. Jim #6673325
John Connolly 10/28/2008 2:13:49 PMAwesome work here Sandy! A remarkable presentation in every respect! #6674696
Daniella Puente 11/1/2008 4:15:35 PMJust see this beauty today :) and I'm glad to find it, is so wonderful!!! #6693901
Erica Murphy 11/2/2008 9:39:59 PMVery cool Sandy!! I love the blur! #6699146
Jean-Pierre Ducondi 11/8/2008 9:45:41 AMI love this Sandy. So creative and different.
Joseph M. Muench 11/12/2008 5:54:14 PMBeautiful blur and spray, nice color and lighting too...a great image!
Eivor Kuchta 11/25/2008 8:16:42 PMCongratulations on your finalist, Sandy! #6805721
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 11/25/2008 8:57:46 PMOutstanding Sandy!! Congratulations on your finalist! #6806116
Max Aureli 11/25/2008 9:03:38 PMCongratulations on your Finalist, Sandy!!! #6806192
Larry L. Redmon 11/25/2008 9:21:54 PMThis is a very deserving finalist, Sandy!
Susan M. Campbell 11/25/2008 9:41:26 PMA well deserved finalist Sandy...this is wonderful...congrats! #6806678
Kathleen Rinker 11/26/2008 2:31:37 AMCongrats on this beautiful finalist!! #6808084
Ken Smith 11/26/2008 5:20:38 AMAwesome work...glad to see this one again, Sandy! #6809130
Melissa Olsen 11/26/2008 6:16:53 AMCongrats on this Sandy...I knew it would make it as a finalist! I am so happy for you! #6809605
Sam Britt 11/26/2008 7:36:01 AMCongratulations, Sandy!! #6810125
Susan Heath 11/26/2008 10:15:37 AMCongratulations on this spectacular image! Very well done! #6811181
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 11/26/2008 10:56:37 AMReally Gorgeous.. Congratulations Sandy!! #6811388
Gary Lange 11/26/2008 12:20:54 PMCongrats!! #6811943
Michael Umbreit 11/26/2008 1:56:32 PMSandy - Congratulations!! - Mike #6812311
Lynn Haack 11/26/2008 3:40:34 PMA BIG CONGRATS on the amazing finalist! Lynn #6813011
Usman M. Bajwa 11/27/2008 12:55:48 AMCongrats on this stunning capture and Finalist.
Denny E. Barnes 11/27/2008 7:52:21 AMCongratulation on your excellent finalist, Sandy! It's well deserved!!....Denny #6816061
Gary Lange 11/28/2008 11:06:58 AMcongrats on your fine win!!! #6820444
M. S. White 11/28/2008 11:17:35 AMWhoo hoo!!! First place!!! Congrats!!! #6820521
Laurence Saliba 11/28/2008 11:42:57 AMCongratulations on this awesome Winner Sandy!!! #6820691
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 11/28/2008 12:02:07 PMAn outstanding First Place winning image Sandy!!! Congratulations! #6820852
Jessica Jenney 11/28/2008 12:04:00 PMCongratulations, Sandy on your stunning win! #6820865
Peter K. Burian 11/28/2008 12:22:40 PMSandy, this is a spectacular image.
A well deserved win.
Peter www.peterkburian.com #6820996
Sharon F. Morris 11/28/2008 12:24:26 PMCongratulations Sandy on your First Place Win!! #6821001
Mary Beth Aiello 11/28/2008 1:09:57 PMSandy -- A huge congratulatiosn on your well deserved first place win. So well done. #6821350
Usman M. Bajwa 11/28/2008 1:13:50 PMHuge Congrats on this First Place WINNER...
Lynn Haack 11/28/2008 1:58:27 PMI knew this would win BIG! Congrats on this excellent winner...Lynn #6821653
Denny E. Barnes 11/28/2008 1:59:13 PMCONGRATULATION on your excellent FIRST PLACE WINNER, Sandy!!....Denny #6821656
Carla Metzler 11/28/2008 2:28:37 PMCongratulations on your winner! :) #6821828
A P 11/28/2008 2:45:12 PMCongratulations on your winner Sandy #6821915
Michael Umbreit 11/28/2008 3:37:29 PMSandy - Congratulations on your win!! - Mike #6822120
Kathleen Rinker 11/28/2008 4:00:14 PMHuge congrats my friend!!!! #6822216
Ken Smith 11/28/2008 4:52:10 PMNo surprise, Sandy..hopefully you have this hanging on a wall now! Congrats to you!! #6822433
Sherran Andersen 11/28/2008 6:01:46 PMCongrats on your win Sandy... wonderful capture. Sherran #6822754
Shawn Jennings 11/28/2008 6:22:08 PMFantastic image, Sandy! Congratulations on your win! #6822828
David Collins 11/28/2008 6:38:45 PMWhoo Hoo Sandy!!!! I'm so excited for you!! You are a master at capturing GREAT animal photos, and this one sure deserves the first place position you won. Mega CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Dave #6822908
Drena Clementino 11/28/2008 7:26:09 PMCongratulations on your win, Sandy!! Really Beautiful work! #6822978
Donald R. Curry 11/28/2008 8:11:39 PMWOW!!! what a wonderful shot. Congratulations #6823093
Eivor Kuchta 11/28/2008 8:21:35 PMBig congratulations on your winner, Sandy! #6823125
Philippe Vieux-Jeanton 11/28/2008 10:17:36 PMJust Award for one of the greatest Artist on BP! CONGRATULATIONS SANDY!!! #6823349
Renee Doyle 11/28/2008 10:22:52 PMCongratulations on this stunning capture and well deserved win Sandy!! #6823362
Tommy E. Burgess 11/28/2008 11:17:44 PMCongratulations on this beautiful winner Sandy!! WTG!! #6823467
Stanislav Majetic 11/28/2008 11:46:44 PMCongrats on this beautiful winner! :)) best regards from Croatia
Katarina Mansson 11/29/2008 12:10:03 AMThis is fantastic; love the movement, light, colors and composition. Congratulations Sandy! #6823665
Colette M. Metcalf 11/29/2008 4:16:01 AMA big congrats to you, Sandy!!! #6824185
Bill Wyatt 11/29/2008 4:27:38 AMThis is magical! Gorgeous like angles. Congratulations on your Winner! #6824233
Max Aureli 11/29/2008 5:00:53 AMCongratulations Sandy!!! This is an amaze Winner shot!!! :)))) #6824449
Elida Gutierrez 11/29/2008 9:56:43 AM
A Special Trophy for
"October Winners"#6825384
Tarun Bose 11/29/2008 10:00:35 AMBig congrets for your excellent first prize winner, Sandy. #6825412
Judy V. Kennamer 11/29/2008 1:16:29 PMCongrats on your beautiful WINNER Sandy!! #6826315
JudyAnn Rector 11/29/2008 3:21:12 PMAbsolutely GORGEOUS! Congratulations on your much deserved win! #6826741
Terry L. Ellis 11/29/2008 5:27:22 PMCongratulations, Sandy! Stunning! #6827171
Marilyn K. Lincecum 11/29/2008 6:21:12 PMSo beautiful and artistic..CONGRATULATIONS on a well deserved First Place. #6827335
Steven W. Lepak 11/29/2008 7:08:48 PMBravo Sandy! Congrats on this wonderful winner. Keep inspiring. Best Regards, Steven #6827550
Melissa Olsen 11/30/2008 8:06:16 AMI knew this was a winner when I first saw it. Fabulous and I am sooooo happy for you and this win. #6829664
Jean-Pierre Ducondi 11/30/2008 3:18:59 PMCongratulations Sandy - This is wonderful.
Susan M. Campbell 11/30/2008 4:30:54 PMWhoo hoo!! This so deserves to be in first place. Way to go...huge congrats. #6831578
Darryl Wilkinson 12/1/2008 7:37:53 AMCongratulations on this beautiful winner, Sandy!! #6834140
Karen Carter 12/1/2008 7:50:06 AMThis is fantastic Sandy!!! Congratulations on this beautiful shot!!! So happy, happy, happy for you!!! #6834180
James E. Coleman 12/1/2008 9:32:03 PMSandy,
Jim #6837387
Douglas Currie 12/2/2008 6:32:06 AMSandy, congratulations on your photo. It is a great shot. #6838972
Joanne E. Bohenstengel 12/4/2008 12:53:02 PMCongratulations!! Just Beautiful, Sandy. Joanne #6850618
Nadya Johnson 12/6/2008 9:45:40 AMCongratulations on your fabulous winner, Sandy! FANTASTIC job on this!! Magical and mesmerizing! Really love this one, so glad it got 1st Place! #6859241
Lynn M. Whitt 12/24/2008 6:44:43 AMWow Sandy, this is amazing! Beautiful!!! #6937576
Kerry W. Willis 1/11/2009 1:17:57 PMHeavenly... a double-blessing... snow geese, I'm guessing... ALL JOY! I won't yield to the temptation to covet this image... with the God Lord's help...
Jack Ryan 1/13/2009 7:35:39 AMWhat a wonderful photo...and a very impressive gallery. I plan to spend considerable time going through more of your galleries; your work is absolutely fabulous. #7024159
Joseph M. Muench 2/20/2009 8:23:02 AMSandy,
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Sometimes, one has to focus on how full the glass is. Ours is not half full; it's at least 90% full. Like many, I'm wired to obsess about the last 10%: where is the Girl going to do residency? Will it be far away from the kids in La Crosse? What will I do? Can I find a job?
But the 90%... Honestly, we are living the dream right now.
Today, I woke up a little after 8. The Girl had alreadt left to take Christian to school. I work tonight, so she let me sleep in.
I had the whole morning to enjoy a long run in the woods. We live a few blocks off Main St, which leads up to Granddad Bluff. You can see it in the distance, hovering over the city.
The road that leads up there, Bliss Road, has washed out several times, but this time it seems like they have put in some really strong supports. It's a great cycling hill, but today was about running. One of the trailheads to the Hixon Forest trails sits at the first turn coming up Bliss Road. Not many people use that trailhead. This is the bottom of Bliss Road:
Hixon Forest and the surrounding Nature Conservancy serve one purpose: giving people accest to beautiful scenery and trails. There are no logging roads; there is no entry fee. It's just there for people to enjoy. From almost anywhere in La Crosse, one can see the bluffs. They are mostly empty of any buildings, so they sit like a huge green bulge that spans the entire length of the city. Another way of looking at it is that La Crosse is a long, slim town squeezed in between the Mississippi and the Bluffs. Did I mention that I like Hixon Forest, the Nature Conservancy and the bluffs?
The trails are mostly singletrack. Running in Hixon and beyond typically looks like this: the trail follows the hillside, going into a couleee. There is often an option of a lower trail that hugs the hillside at the bottom of the coulee and a steeper trail that leads up to the next bluff. This is looking from one trail over to the other side of the coulee:
15 minutes of hard running later, I'm on top of one of the bluffs. They all have names, and I regret that I don't know them all. Look at this view of the city, the river, Minnesota on the other side, and even Iowa in the distance. The bluff in the picture is Granddad Bluff.
This is looking north, to the next big bluff.
An hour later, taking the long way there, I am on that very bluff. The view to the south still holds Granddad Bluff, the river, the city etc.
Hixon and the Conservancy (and the so-called Human Powered Trails) have an untold amount of trails. I have probably run most of them at one point, but it would be very difficult to run them all in, say, a week. A few years ago, this trail was open to bikes, but not any more. The trails are expanding and the scope of their use changes with time.
Then it's back down to town to pick up El Guapo. The Girl has an hour or so left of exercise, and the Y care is closing. It's about a mile from the trails to the YMCA. I pass Weigent Park, which in my mind is the epicenter of desirable location in La Crosse. In this picture, one can see the free tennis courts, some of the playground, the big lawn and the nice victorian houses lining the park.
This is "the castle on Cass St", which was just sold.
It had been on the market for an eternity for about $1 million. It sits a kitty corner across from Weigent Park. I wonder if the new owner will make it into a bed and breakfast. It's a few blocks from downtown.
At the YMCA, I am met by this. Yes, the glass is full.
And jogging home, with a body full of endorphins, I look up. And there they are: the bluffs, the woods, the trails, waiting for our next adventure up there
Thursday, March 22, 2012
A Day in This Blessed Life
Posted by Fast Bastard - World's Fastest Hematologist at 10:42 AM
4 comments:
- DDitlev said...
:D What a great post!
- March 22, 2012 at 2:21 PM
- sea legs girl said...
So glad you caught Giaple sticking out his tongue and smiling. That IS his modus operandi.
- March 22, 2012 at 7:25 PM
- SteveQ said...
Every picture of El Guapo is vastly different from the one before it, but he's starting to look like his parents now.
I'm craving some hilltops in the wilderness myself, right now. I've been to Granddad Bluff, but never run there.
- March 23, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- Olga said...
Wow, a reminder of you as such a romantic...I almost forgot that's why I started to read your blog in a first place:)
- March 23, 2012 at 10:27 AM
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During the Venture Days at IE Business School many entrepreneurs came together and shared their experiences around the company building adventure. Throughout the different panels addressing topics like Women Entrepreneurs, Social Entrepreneurship and Raising Capital, entrepreneurs shared their major learning experiences around entrepreneurship.
Please read below about their 10 major learnings:
1. Don't be afraid of making errors
Gabriel Aldamiz, co- founder of the fashion community Chicismo, said one of his major mistakes was being afraid of his own errors he would make whilst creating his company. As an entrepreneur it's inevitable to make mistakes but you should take it as part of the adventure and not be afraid. Just try it – just "make it happen".
2. Focus
Many times, entrepreneurs, especially the young ones who are just starting a company have difficulties to focus. They are passionate about their project and want to make it happen all at once. The risk is that you lose focus on what's really important. As Dennis Bemmann, co-founder of the German pupil community StudiVZ recommends: "Don't do too much. Just do a few things excellent."
Also, many Start-Ups in the Web space try to be international from day one. This holds the risk of deviating your focus into different directions. Often it's more recommendable to grow organically and consolidate into one market after the other.
3. Have a Sales Strategy in Place from Day 1
When setting up a company you should think about your sales approach right from day one. Carlos de Otto from Rockola says: "If you have an Internet company or a manufacturing company producing screws, it does not make any difference. What's most important is to know how to do sales and to know who your clients are and how to approach them."
4. Have measurable metrics in place
"Your calendar is your worst enemy. Time passes by and you need to make sure you advance in your company set up process. Make sure you have the right metrics in place and make sure that they "go up" and represent growth", Gabriel from Chicisimo.
Even if you have metrics in place, make sure you use the right ones. The number of registered users on your website for example is no indicator for their activity. You might be running the risk of managing a "dead" site if you only refer to this number.
5. Lower your company valuation
When you look for investors it's understandable that a high company valuation is beneficial for you. Though Gabriel made the experience that if you put your company valuation too high you lose the chance to get important investors on board. It's risky and might close many doors; "Be investable and acquirable."
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Much of what has been written about when to start irrigating soybeans in relation to reproductive stage stems from early research of scheduling irrigation for May (full-season and not doublecrop) plantings of maturity groups 5 through 7 soybean varieties (conventional soybean production system). That research was conducted during the 1980s throughout the southeastern United States.
The vast majority of results proved that irrigating soybeans before beginning bloom did not increase yields above the level achieved from starting irrigation at beginning bloom.
Soybeans are now planted in March and April, and the varieties are predominantly maturity groups 3 and 4 (early soybean production system). The reproductive period for these plantings begins in early to mid-May rather than early July and later in the conventional soybean production system. The decision about when to start soybean irrigation, therefore, should be based on the early development in early soybean production system plantings.
In research where tensiometers and weather data were used, irrigation of late March and early April plantings of Maturity Group 3 and Maturity Group 4 varieties rarely began before the beginning of pod development (R3), which occurs after May 20.
Atmospheric water demand was low before that stage, soil water was plentiful, and rainfall was frequent and often replenished the soil profile. There was just no need to irrigate earlier. Yields from plantings grown under that irrigation regime were in the mid-70 to low-80 bushels acre.
There has been conjecture that early-season irrigation of the early plantings will promote more rapid vegetative growth and taller plants, but this is not necessarily so. In fact, soybean growth during the first 30 days of development is relatively slow. Irrigating will not change this.
Soybean plants just need time for nitrogen fixation to reach high levels, and time for enough leaf area to develop to support future rapid growth. Even plantings that will not be irrigated have adequate soil moisture and mild weather that will promote all the growth the plant can achieve during vegetative development in early soybean production system plantings.
In doublecrop plantings that are planted in early June and later, the above discussion does not apply. In fact, irrigation of these plantings may be necessary just to achieve a stand.
Also, irrigation of doublecrop soybeans during vegetative development may promote more rapid canopy development, which becomes increasingly important in a shorter season with hotter days, warmer nights, higher atmospheric water demand, and less time each day for plant growth and development.


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Germany's Munitionsschlepper, SdKfz 111, Munitions-Schlepper; PzKpfw I(A) Munitions-Schlepper, SdKfz 111
The turret and superstructure were removed from PzKpfw I Ausf As. What remained was an open hull that carried the ammunition.
PzKpfw I Ausf As were converted to be ammunition carriers that would resupply the panzers under enemy fire. Armor in front was 15mm and the sides and rear was 13 mm.
- Munitionsschlepper, SdKfz 111: 51
- Converted: September 1939, November 1939
Served in Poland and France.
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