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Are we really in the second half of 2012 already? It seems not so long ago that I baked this super delicious chocolate cake on New Year’s Day. It’s Barefoot Contessa’s famous chocolate cake recipe that’s always sure to be a hit. You can’t go wrong with this recipe. I’ve made this cake more times than I can remember, and each time, the results have been consistently excellent. You get a really soft and moist cake perfectly complemented by the velvety smooth and silky chocolate frosting. I added the cupcakes just as an afterthought—plain vanilla iced with vanilla frosting.
I baked the cake in three 8” round pans instead of two as the recipe calls for. The batter will be loose and will rise a lot, so you will surely get some spillage if you use only two pans. It’s so easy and quick to make, if you’re pressed for time, turn to this winner and you’ll make everyone think you slaved in the kitchen all day.
Preheat the oven to 350 F. Butter three (recipe calls for two, but I used three) 8-inch x 2-inch round pans. Line with parchment paper, then butter and flour the pans.
Sift the flour, sugar cocoa, baking soda, baking powder and salt into the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment and mix on low speed until combined.
With the mixer on low speed, slowly add the wet ingredients to the dry. While mixer still on low, add the coffee and stir just to combine, scraping the bottom of the bowl with a rubber spatula.
Place 1 layer, flat side up, on a flat plate. With a knife or offset spatula, spread the top with frosting. Place the second layer on top, and repeat. Place the third layer rounded side up and spread the rest of the frosting evenly on the top and sides of the cake.
Chop the chocolate and place it in a heat-proof bowl set over a pot of simmering water.
Stir until just melted and set aside until cooled to room temperature.
In the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat the butter on medium-high speed until light yellow and fluffy, about 3 minutes.
Add the egg yolk and vanilla and continue beating for 3 minutes.
Turn the mixer to low, gradually add the confectioners’ sugar, then beat at medium speed, scraping down the bowl as necessary, until smooth and creamy.
Dissolve the coffee powder in 2 teaspoons of the hottest tap water.
On low speed, add the chocolate and coffee to the butter mixture and mix until blended. Don’t whip! Spread immediately on the cooled cake.

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are we really in the second half of 2012 already? it seems not so long ago that i baked this super delicious chocolate cake on new year’s day. it’s barefoot contessa’s famous chocolate cake recipe that’s always sure to be a hit. you can’t go wrong with this recipe. i’ve made this cake more times than i can remember, and each time, the results have been consistently excellent. you get a really soft and moist cake perfectly complemented by the velvety smooth and silky chocolate frosting. i added the cupcakes just as an afterthought—plain vanilla iced with vanilla frosting.
i baked the cake in three 8” round pans instead of two as the recipe calls for. the batter will be loose and will rise a lot, so you will surely get some spillage if you use only two pans. it’s so easy and quick to make, if you’re pressed for time, turn to this winner and you’ll make everyone think you slaved in the kitchen all day.
preheat the oven to 350 f. butter three (recipe calls for two, but i used three) 8-inch x 2-inch round pans. line with parchment paper, then butter and flour the pans.
sift the flour, sugar cocoa, baking soda, baking powder and salt into the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment and mix on low speed until combined.
with the mixer on low speed, slowly add the wet ingredients to the dry. while mixer still on low, add the coffee and stir just to combine, scraping the bottom of the bowl with a rubber spatula.
place 1 layer, flat side up, on a flat plate. with a knife or offset spatula, spread the top with frosting. place the second layer on top, and repeat. place the third layer rounded side up and spread the rest of the frosting evenly on the top and sides of the cake.
chop the chocolate and place it in a heat-proof bowl set over a pot of simmering water.
stir until just melted and set aside until cooled to room temperature.
in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment, beat the butter on medium-high speed until light yellow and fluffy, about 3 minutes.
add the egg yolk and vanilla and continue beating for 3 minutes.
turn the mixer to low, gradually add the confectioners’ sugar, then beat at medium speed, scraping down the bowl as necessary, until smooth and creamy.
dissolve the coffee powder in 2 teaspoons of the hottest tap water.
on low speed, add the chocolate and coffee to the butter mixture and mix until blended. don’t whip! spread immediately on the cooled cake.


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The great thing about the work of a genuine poet is the atmosphere which it creates in the mind of the reader. This is as difficult to define as it is impossible to miss. It has a great deal to do with the technique and with style, but only in so far as they are an integral part of the feeling and thinking that go to make up a poet's work. But it is as equally difficult to fail to realize it, when a writer turns out to be a genuine poet. Jim Carroll at twenty-five is a genuine poet just as surely as Rod McKuen and Rod Taylor are not. In reading Jim Carroll's first full-length book of poems Living at the Movies it is quite evident to me that he fully understands the nature of poetry because he perceives and follows the nature of his own life, and with that recognition of his nature, he is able to write about it.
Mr. Carroll's poems are populated with people he has loved and crowded with those who love him. His poems are irrigated by friends, by his own kind and consanguinuity. He is original without being unique. His technique, however, is in advance of his maturity. At times he is capable of spoiling a good poem by a precious or very sentimental line or phrase, like "and our life is that rusted bottle . . .pointing north," in The Distances, but never of trying to make one out of any emotion that is not an integral part of his own deep feeling.
In them the vision is so strong that there is no craftiness and the medium of poetry gives way to an idea that can't wait for doctoring-up to be born a flawless declarative sentence. That fast kind of poetry is always the best kind of writing. I think it's spiritual without being churchy as some of the longer poems seem.
palace in the wintry regions."
"Then you are the one they sent?"
"Very clever, did you bring it?"
There is not one awkward word or tacky locution disturbing the exquisite poise and flow. I'm reluctant to quote specific lines because when the poems are best they make such complete sense that to quote excerpts merely cheapens the effect.
On the whole Jim Carroll has the sure confidence of a true artist, meaning he is confident about the right things. He is steeped in his craft. He has worked as only a man of inspiration is capable of working, and his presence has added great dignity to the generation of poets of the 'seventies to which he belongs. His beginning is a triumph.

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the great thing about the work of a genuine poet is the atmosphere which it creates in the mind of the reader. this is as difficult to define as it is impossible to miss. it has a great deal to do with the technique and with style, but only in so far as they are an integral part of the feeling and thinking that go to make up a poet's work. but it is as equally difficult to fail to realize it, when a writer turns out to be a genuine poet. jim carroll at twenty-five is a genuine poet just as surely as rod mckuen and rod taylor are not. in reading jim carroll's first full-length book of poems living at the movies it is quite evident to me that he fully understands the nature of poetry because he perceives and follows the nature of his own life, and with that recognition of his nature, he is able to write about it.
mr. carroll's poems are populated with people he has loved and crowded with those who love him. his poems are irrigated by friends, by his own kind and consanguinuity. he is original without being unique. his technique, however, is in advance of his maturity. at times he is capable of spoiling a good poem by a precious or very sentimental line or phrase, like "and our life is that rusted bottle . . .pointing north," in the distances, but never of trying to make one out of any emotion that is not an integral part of his own deep feeling.
in them the vision is so strong that there is no craftiness and the medium of poetry gives way to an idea that can't wait for doctoring-up to be born a flawless declarative sentence. that fast kind of poetry is always the best kind of writing. i think it's spiritual without being churchy as some of the longer poems seem.
palace in the wintry regions."
"then you are the one they sent?"
"very clever, did you bring it?"
there is not one awkward word or tacky locution disturbing the exquisite poise and flow. i'm reluctant to quote specific lines because when the poems are best they make such complete sense that to quote excerpts merely cheapens the effect.
on the whole jim carroll has the sure confidence of a true artist, meaning he is confident about the right things. he is steeped in his craft. he has worked as only a man of inspiration is capable of working, and his presence has added great dignity to the generation of poets of the 'seventies to which he belongs. his beginning is a triumph.


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In certain parts of the country it might not feel like it, but spring has arrived! In the north that means melting snow and rising temperatures (hopefully sooner rather than later) and in the south that just means rising temperatures (…yay?).
Getting out and making the most of spring shouldn’t bust your budget. To help you find your way back into sunlight without lightening your wallet, here are eight cheap ways to get out and have fun this spring.
Get on your bike: The fastest, most enjoyable way to re-familiarize yourself with your surroundings is via bicycle. If you’ve got a bike, grease up the chain and get those tires pumped up. If you don’t have a bike, no worries! Bike rentals are common and easy to navigate. You can take a bike out for a day and in some states like Minnesota they even have a public bike exchange!
Run a marathon – or just watch one: Spring is the beginning of marathon season. Of course running in marathons is great, but it’s also a bit of a big deal and takes a lot of time and dedication to successfully complete. Watching a marathon, however, hardly takes any effort at all! USA Marathon List has a nice guide to all the major upcoming marathons. You can just show up, cheer on the runners and have a grand day!
Have a yard sale: You need to do some spring cleaning. You also need to unclutter your life. The next logical step is a yard sale! Get rid of some unwanted possessions, make a little money and haggle with your neighbors – what could be better?
Head out to the old ballgame: Okay, so spending an afternoon at Fenway Park or Wrigley Field isn’t anyone’s definition of “cheap.” But that’s the beautiful thing about baseball – you don’t have to go to a major league game to have fun. Minor league, college, high school and heck, even work league games can be fun to watch and cheap to enjoy.
Hit the water: Rent a kayak and start paddling. Make sure you wear your life preserver though. No offense, but you’re probably going to fall out.
Enjoy a free outdoor concert: Now that everyone can finally leave their homes again, it’s time for outdoor concerts to start up. Sunshine and free live music? You can’t beat that combination. Check your local papers (or, you know, just boot up the old Google machine).
Smell some flowers: Arboretums are cheap, fun and beautiful. They’re a great place for a romantic afternoon or some scenic “me time.” Find the one nearest you and you’ve got your next Sunday all booked!
Walk the trails: Lace up your most comfortable walking shoes, toss some water and a granola bar or two in your pack, and take to the trails. There are smaller, more local scenic trails just about everywhere, and enormous national historic trails for the most intrepid of hikers. Get some exercise, some fresh air and a whole lot of nature – at hardly any cost!

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in certain parts of the country it might not feel like it, but spring has arrived! in the north that means melting snow and rising temperatures (hopefully sooner rather than later) and in the south that just means rising temperatures (…yay?).
getting out and making the most of spring shouldn’t bust your budget. to help you find your way back into sunlight without lightening your wallet, here are eight cheap ways to get out and have fun this spring.
get on your bike: the fastest, most enjoyable way to re-familiarize yourself with your surroundings is via bicycle. if you’ve got a bike, grease up the chain and get those tires pumped up. if you don’t have a bike, no worries! bike rentals are common and easy to navigate. you can take a bike out for a day and in some states like minnesota they even have a public bike exchange!
run a marathon – or just watch one: spring is the beginning of marathon season. of course running in marathons is great, but it’s also a bit of a big deal and takes a lot of time and dedication to successfully complete. watching a marathon, however, hardly takes any effort at all! usa marathon list has a nice guide to all the major upcoming marathons. you can just show up, cheer on the runners and have a grand day!
have a yard sale: you need to do some spring cleaning. you also need to unclutter your life. the next logical step is a yard sale! get rid of some unwanted possessions, make a little money and haggle with your neighbors – what could be better?
head out to the old ballgame: okay, so spending an afternoon at fenway park or wrigley field isn’t anyone’s definition of “cheap.” but that’s the beautiful thing about baseball – you don’t have to go to a major league game to have fun. minor league, college, high school and heck, even work league games can be fun to watch and cheap to enjoy.
hit the water: rent a kayak and start paddling. make sure you wear your life preserver though. no offense, but you’re probably going to fall out.
enjoy a free outdoor concert: now that everyone can finally leave their homes again, it’s time for outdoor concerts to start up. sunshine and free live music? you can’t beat that combination. check your local papers (or, you know, just boot up the old google machine).
smell some flowers: arboretums are cheap, fun and beautiful. they’re a great place for a romantic afternoon or some scenic “me time.” find the one nearest you and you’ve got your next sunday all booked!
walk the trails: lace up your most comfortable walking shoes, toss some water and a granola bar or two in your pack, and take to the trails. there are smaller, more local scenic trails just about everywhere, and enormous national historic trails for the most intrepid of hikers. get some exercise, some fresh air and a whole lot of nature – at hardly any cost!


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Its was a cold and raining night. But that didnt stop good friends from having fun! Thanks to Mark Gobble for bringing his Motor Home, we were able to stay warm and dry. I thought I was going to beat up a few high school kids for laughing at our "Class of 1983" sign. Come on we are not that old!! After the Home Coming Parade the entire Northside High School Marching Band surrounded us and had a special concert just for "The Class of 1983", I was in tears, it was so sweet. After the game we headed to Blue 5, which is owned by a former Northside student . We danced, laughed and told stories about high school. The Jazz band at Blue 5 gave a toast to "The Northside Class of 1983". We ended the night with a late night snack from...yes.....The Texas Tavern. Homecoming was such a Hit we are planning to make this an Annual event. For those of you that missed this one, rest up for next year.
"It might be my fault...but...not my problem!"
Jazz Band at "Blue 5". GREAT PLACE !
Sherry Spangler Helms and Mark Gobble "The Texas Tavern"

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its was a cold and raining night. but that didnt stop good friends from having fun! thanks to mark gobble for bringing his motor home, we were able to stay warm and dry. i thought i was going to beat up a few high school kids for laughing at our "class of 1983" sign. come on we are not that old!! after the home coming parade the entire northside high school marching band surrounded us and had a special concert just for "the class of 1983", i was in tears, it was so sweet. after the game we headed to blue 5, which is owned by a former northside student . we danced, laughed and told stories about high school. the jazz band at blue 5 gave a toast to "the northside class of 1983". we ended the night with a late night snack from...yes.....the texas tavern. homecoming was such a hit we are planning to make this an annual event. for those of you that missed this one, rest up for next year.
"it might be my fault...but...not my problem!"
jazz band at "blue 5". great place !
sherry spangler helms and mark gobble "the texas tavern"


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» Cefazolin for Injection contains an amount of Cefazolin Sodium equivalent to not less than 90.0 percent and not more than 115.0 percent of the labeled amount of cefazolin (C14H14N8O4S3).
Packaging and storage Preserve in Containers for Injections as described under Injections 1 .
Medium: 0.1 M sodium bicarbonate.
B: The retention time of the major peak for cefazolin in the chromatogram of the Assay preparation corresponds to that in the chromatogram of the Standard preparation, as obtained in the Assay.
Specific rotation 781S : between 10 and 24 .
Test solution: 55 mg per mL, in 0.1 M sodium bicarbonate.
Bacterial endotoxins 85  It contains not more than 0.15 USP Endotoxin Unit per mg of cefazolin.
pH 791 : between 4.0 and 6.0, in a solution containing 100 mg of cefazolin per mL.
pH 3.6 Buffer, pH 7.0 Buffer, Mobile phase, Internal standard solution, Standard preparation, and Chromatographic system Prepare as directed in the Assay under Cefazolin.
Assay preparation 1 (where it is packaged for dispensing and is represented as being in a single-dose container)Constitute Cefazolin for Injection in a volume of water, accurately measured, corresponding to the volume of solvent specified in the labeling. Withdraw all of the withdrawable contents, using a suitable hypodermic needle and syringe, and dilute quantitatively with pH 7.0 buffer to obtain a stock solution containing about 1 mg of cefazolin per mL. Transfer 5.0 mL of this solution to a 100-mL volumetric flask, add 5.0 mL of Internal standard solution, dilute with pH 7.0 buffer to volume, and mix.
Assay preparation 2 (where the label states the quantity of cefazolin in a given volume of constituted solution)Constitute Cefazolin for Injection in a volume of water, accurately measured, corresponding to the volume of solvent specified in the labeling. Dilute an accurately measured volume of the constituted solution quantitatively with pH 7.0 buffer to obtain a stock solution containing about 1 mg of cefazolin per mL. Transfer 5.0 mL of this solution to a 100-mL volumetric flask, add 5.0 mL of Internal standard solution, dilute with pH 7.0 buffer to volume, and mix.
in which L is the labeled quantity, in mg, of cefazolin in the container, or in the volume of constituted solution taken; D is the concentration, in mg per mL, of cefazolin in the stock solution used in preparing Assay preparation 1 or Assay preparation 2, on the basis of the labeled quantity in the container, or in the volume of constituted solution taken, respectively, and the extent of dilution; and the other terms are as defined therein. Where the test for Uniformity of dosage units has been performed using the Procedure for content uniformity, use the average of these determinations as the Assay value.

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» cefazolin for injection contains an amount of cefazolin sodium equivalent to not less than 90.0 percent and not more than 115.0 percent of the labeled amount of cefazolin (c14h14n8o4s3).
packaging and storage preserve in containers for injections as described under injections 1 .
medium: 0.1 m sodium bicarbonate.
b: the retention time of the major peak for cefazolin in the chromatogram of the assay preparation corresponds to that in the chromatogram of the standard preparation, as obtained in the assay.
specific rotation 781s : between 10 and 24 .
test solution: 55 mg per ml, in 0.1 m sodium bicarbonate.
bacterial endotoxins 85  it contains not more than 0.15 usp endotoxin unit per mg of cefazolin.
ph 791 : between 4.0 and 6.0, in a solution containing 100 mg of cefazolin per ml.
ph 3.6 buffer, ph 7.0 buffer, mobile phase, internal standard solution, standard preparation, and chromatographic system prepare as directed in the assay under cefazolin.
assay preparation 1 (where it is packaged for dispensing and is represented as being in a single-dose container)constitute cefazolin for injection in a volume of water, accurately measured, corresponding to the volume of solvent specified in the labeling. withdraw all of the withdrawable contents, using a suitable hypodermic needle and syringe, and dilute quantitatively with ph 7.0 buffer to obtain a stock solution containing about 1 mg of cefazolin per ml. transfer 5.0 ml of this solution to a 100-ml volumetric flask, add 5.0 ml of internal standard solution, dilute with ph 7.0 buffer to volume, and mix.
assay preparation 2 (where the label states the quantity of cefazolin in a given volume of constituted solution)constitute cefazolin for injection in a volume of water, accurately measured, corresponding to the volume of solvent specified in the labeling. dilute an accurately measured volume of the constituted solution quantitatively with ph 7.0 buffer to obtain a stock solution containing about 1 mg of cefazolin per ml. transfer 5.0 ml of this solution to a 100-ml volumetric flask, add 5.0 ml of internal standard solution, dilute with ph 7.0 buffer to volume, and mix.
in which l is the labeled quantity, in mg, of cefazolin in the container, or in the volume of constituted solution taken; d is the concentration, in mg per ml, of cefazolin in the stock solution used in preparing assay preparation 1 or assay preparation 2, on the basis of the labeled quantity in the container, or in the volume of constituted solution taken, respectively, and the extent of dilution; and the other terms are as defined therein. where the test for uniformity of dosage units has been performed using the procedure for content uniformity, use the average of these determinations as the assay value.


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Our blueberry season usually runs from late June til mid July, depending on weather. All our blueberries are pick-your-own. We do not have pre-picked.
Please always call us (919-544-3313) or check our facebook page before you come. Sometimes we have to close or change our hours due to rain or lack of ripe berries.
Our blueberries are USDA Organic Certified by Quality Certification Services.
Pick berries that are completely blue at the stem.
Pick berries that come off easily.
Blueberries have a powdery coating that protects the fruit. This is natural and not a spray.
Green berries will not ripen after picking.
Watch your children and stay with them at all times. Teach them how to pick ripe berries.
You may taste the berries as you pick, but please pay for any extra berries that you eat. Be fair to the farm.
Store blueberries in an airtight container with a paper towel to absorb moisture. They will keep for up to a week.
Do not wash blueberries until you are ready to eat them.
Do not wash blueberries before freezing. If you do wash them, you can dry or freeze on a cookie sheet before packaging for long-term freezing.

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our blueberry season usually runs from late june til mid july, depending on weather. all our blueberries are pick-your-own. we do not have pre-picked.
please always call us (919-544-3313) or check our facebook page before you come. sometimes we have to close or change our hours due to rain or lack of ripe berries.
our blueberries are usda organic certified by quality certification services.
pick berries that are completely blue at the stem.
pick berries that come off easily.
blueberries have a powdery coating that protects the fruit. this is natural and not a spray.
green berries will not ripen after picking.
watch your children and stay with them at all times. teach them how to pick ripe berries.
you may taste the berries as you pick, but please pay for any extra berries that you eat. be fair to the farm.
store blueberries in an airtight container with a paper towel to absorb moisture. they will keep for up to a week.
do not wash blueberries until you are ready to eat them.
do not wash blueberries before freezing. if you do wash them, you can dry or freeze on a cookie sheet before packaging for long-term freezing.


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Australian Centre For Remote Sensing D.A.F.
About Australian Centre For Remote Sensing D.A.F.
Australian Centre For Remote Sensing D.A.F., Electrical Contractors & Consultants, listed under "Electrical Contractors & Consultants" category, is located at Heath Rd Alice Springs NT, 0870, Australia and can be reached by 0889523911 phone number. Australian Centre For Remote Sensing D.A.F. has currently 0 reviews.
Browse all Electrical Contractors & Consultants in Alice Springs NT.
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australian centre for remote sensing d.a.f., electrical contractors & consultants, listed under "electrical contractors & consultants" category, is located at heath rd alice springs nt, 0870, australia and can be reached by 0889523911 phone number. australian centre for remote sensing d.a.f. has currently 0 reviews.
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Dubai airport has become a transit point for smugglers bringing high-value narcotics into Europe, the Italian police said on Monday.
Two smugglers have been arrested in recent days at Rome's Fiumicino airport after arriving via Dubai, they said.
One was an 19-year-old Slovak with two kilos (4.4 pounds) of cocaine stashed in a false bottom of his suitcase who had departed from Rio de Janeiro, while the other was a Nigerian who hid vials of cocaine in his socks.
The street value of the two seizures was put at around $500,000 (441,000 euros).
The smugglers do not leave Dubai's transit lounge, as this would expose them to customs checks, the police said in a press release.
Instead, they use the Dubai-Europe leg and the tough anti-drug reputation of the United Arab Emirates to mask the country where they began their trip.
"The trick aims at providing the smuggler with an itinerary that looks unsuspicious to police officers," they said.

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dubai airport has become a transit point for smugglers bringing high-value narcotics into europe, the italian police said on monday.
two smugglers have been arrested in recent days at rome's fiumicino airport after arriving via dubai, they said.
one was an 19-year-old slovak with two kilos (4.4 pounds) of cocaine stashed in a false bottom of his suitcase who had departed from rio de janeiro, while the other was a nigerian who hid vials of cocaine in his socks.
the street value of the two seizures was put at around $500,000 (441,000 euros).
the smugglers do not leave dubai's transit lounge, as this would expose them to customs checks, the police said in a press release.
instead, they use the dubai-europe leg and the tough anti-drug reputation of the united arab emirates to mask the country where they began their trip.
"the trick aims at providing the smuggler with an itinerary that looks unsuspicious to police officers," they said.


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Wish it. Wear it. Work it.
Ignite your soul with a wish. The words we wish for ourselves are always the most powerful.
This design features a glass bottle with an unlit candle, hanging from a 30" ball-chain necklace.
This is one of our most popular items and includes our unique style packaging. Wish not included.
Candle color choices are all festive and random. However, if you have a preference, please specify at check out.
This item is hand-crafted with love. Please handle with care.

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wish it. wear it. work it.
ignite your soul with a wish. the words we wish for ourselves are always the most powerful.
this design features a glass bottle with an unlit candle, hanging from a 30" ball-chain necklace.
this is one of our most popular items and includes our unique style packaging. wish not included.
candle color choices are all festive and random. however, if you have a preference, please specify at check out.
this item is hand-crafted with love. please handle with care.


text: Classic women's round gold-tone watch featuring a sweeping second hand, black leather strap, Arabic numerals, and small black Bowdoin sun seal imprint on face. Water resistant to 30 meters. Comes in presentation gift box. From Bulova.

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US negotiators are expected to meet in the Qatari capital of Doha this week with representatives of the Taliban, the Islamist movement that the US toppled from power nearly a dozen years ago, only to fight a war with it and other Afghans opposed to foreign occupation ever since.
The talks triggered a political crisis before they even began, with US-backed Afghan president Hamid Karzai issuing a public protest that he had been lied to about US intentions in meeting with the Taliban. In retaliation, he formally broke off talks with Washington on a Bilateral Security Agreement that would provide for US troops remaining in the country after the December 2014 deadline that Washington and NATO have set for withdrawing all their forces.
Just hours before the Obama White House announced the planned talks with the Taliban, four US soldiers were killed in a mortar attack on the heavily fortified Bagram Airfield, north of Kabul. The Taliban claimed credit for the attack and reported that it had wounded six other troops.
Twenty-three US troops have been killed so far this month, bringing the total number to have lost their lives since the launching of Operation Enduring Freedom in October 2001 to 2,243. Another 444 British troops as well as 653 from other NATO and US-aligned countries have also died.
Afghan casualties undoubtedly number in the hundreds of thousands. According to the United Nations, the number of civilians killed or wounded from the beginning of this year until June 6 reached 3,092, a 24 percent increase over the same period last year. And the Afghan NGO Security Office reported that there were 47 percent more attacks launched by the Taliban and other groups opposed to the government and the foreign troops that support it in the first quarter of this year than in the same period in the first quarter of 2011.
As for the Afghan forces, while the army has 350,000 troops on the books, they are poorly trained and armed and are suffering heavy casualties as well as morale problems that lead to a loss of about a third of their ranks each year through desertions and failure to re-enlist. According to a Pentagon report issued last December, only 1 out of 23 Afghanistan National Army brigades is capable of operating on its own without US-NATO support.
Given the state of the Afghan military and the pledge to withdraw the bulk of the US-NATO troops by the end of next year, the Taliban appears to be going into the talks with the US and its puppet regime with a fair amount of confidence and is showing no inclination to put down its arms any time soon.
According to Afghan officials, the Karzai regime was angered by the Taliban’s presentation of its office in Doha not merely as an outpost for peace talks, but rather a virtual embassy for a rival government. One official who spoke to the Reuters news agency cited in particular the hoisting over the office of a Taliban flag and a banner of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, as the Taliban regime was known before it was overthrown by the US in 2001.
Karzai apparently fears that the US could reach a deal with the Taliban at his expense. Given Washington’s increasing reliance on Islamist forces in Egypt and Turkey and in the wars it has instigated in Libya and Syria, such a concern is understandable.
US officials have publicly stated that they are seeking three commitments by the Taliban as the sole basis for a settlement: a formal break of all ties with Al Qaeda, an end to armed actions and acceptance of the Afghan constitution, an undemocratic document rammed through an unrepresentative loya jirga (tribal council) dominated by Karzai’s hand-picked delegates and Afghan warlords in 2004.
Al Qaeda today does not represent any significant force in Afghanistan, and its invocation by Washington is aimed more at maintaining the pretext that the war there is part of a “war on terror.” The reality is that the Bush administration could have negotiated such a break when the Taliban was in power, but instead chose to invade Afghanistan, initiating the 12-year war. Even before the September 2001 attacks, the Taliban leadership had attempted to broker an agreement with Washington to remove Osama bin Laden and bring him to trial, but US officials showed no interest.
The unstated commitment that the US is most interested in securing from the Taliban is the acceptance of a continued US military presence in the country and US imperialism’s use of the Afghanistan as a forward base in projecting its power into Central and South Asia as well as against China.

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us negotiators are expected to meet in the qatari capital of doha this week with representatives of the taliban, the islamist movement that the us toppled from power nearly a dozen years ago, only to fight a war with it and other afghans opposed to foreign occupation ever since.
the talks triggered a political crisis before they even began, with us-backed afghan president hamid karzai issuing a public protest that he had been lied to about us intentions in meeting with the taliban. in retaliation, he formally broke off talks with washington on a bilateral security agreement that would provide for us troops remaining in the country after the december 2014 deadline that washington and nato have set for withdrawing all their forces.
just hours before the obama white house announced the planned talks with the taliban, four us soldiers were killed in a mortar attack on the heavily fortified bagram airfield, north of kabul. the taliban claimed credit for the attack and reported that it had wounded six other troops.
twenty-three us troops have been killed so far this month, bringing the total number to have lost their lives since the launching of operation enduring freedom in october 2001 to 2,243. another 444 british troops as well as 653 from other nato and us-aligned countries have also died.
afghan casualties undoubtedly number in the hundreds of thousands. according to the united nations, the number of civilians killed or wounded from the beginning of this year until june 6 reached 3,092, a 24 percent increase over the same period last year. and the afghan ngo security office reported that there were 47 percent more attacks launched by the taliban and other groups opposed to the government and the foreign troops that support it in the first quarter of this year than in the same period in the first quarter of 2011.
as for the afghan forces, while the army has 350,000 troops on the books, they are poorly trained and armed and are suffering heavy casualties as well as morale problems that lead to a loss of about a third of their ranks each year through desertions and failure to re-enlist. according to a pentagon report issued last december, only 1 out of 23 afghanistan national army brigades is capable of operating on its own without us-nato support.
given the state of the afghan military and the pledge to withdraw the bulk of the us-nato troops by the end of next year, the taliban appears to be going into the talks with the us and its puppet regime with a fair amount of confidence and is showing no inclination to put down its arms any time soon.
according to afghan officials, the karzai regime was angered by the taliban’s presentation of its office in doha not merely as an outpost for peace talks, but rather a virtual embassy for a rival government. one official who spoke to the reuters news agency cited in particular the hoisting over the office of a taliban flag and a banner of the islamic emirate of afghanistan, as the taliban regime was known before it was overthrown by the us in 2001.
karzai apparently fears that the us could reach a deal with the taliban at his expense. given washington’s increasing reliance on islamist forces in egypt and turkey and in the wars it has instigated in libya and syria, such a concern is understandable.
us officials have publicly stated that they are seeking three commitments by the taliban as the sole basis for a settlement: a formal break of all ties with al qaeda, an end to armed actions and acceptance of the afghan constitution, an undemocratic document rammed through an unrepresentative loya jirga (tribal council) dominated by karzai’s hand-picked delegates and afghan warlords in 2004.
al qaeda today does not represent any significant force in afghanistan, and its invocation by washington is aimed more at maintaining the pretext that the war there is part of a “war on terror.” the reality is that the bush administration could have negotiated such a break when the taliban was in power, but instead chose to invade afghanistan, initiating the 12-year war. even before the september 2001 attacks, the taliban leadership had attempted to broker an agreement with washington to remove osama bin laden and bring him to trial, but us officials showed no interest.
the unstated commitment that the us is most interested in securing from the taliban is the acceptance of a continued us military presence in the country and us imperialism’s use of the afghanistan as a forward base in projecting its power into central and south asia as well as against china.


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would you like to enter to win 250 free business cards from uprinting.com? business cards are no longer common to only corporate professionals and salesmen. writers, bloggers, small business owners, crafters, independent consultants and stay at home parents keep the business card industry busily printing cards for a variety of needs. quality business cards must be unique to set business owners apart from the competition. uprinting.com not only offers a wide selection of business card styles, designs and options—but they are giving one a mama’s corner of the world reader the chance to win 250 free die cut business cards.
it’s a great way to boost your business—or try new styles and designs or a new service for business cards printing !
this is another quick giveaway! hurry as this contest ends april 25th!
uprinting is a full service printing company dedicated to helping small businesses grow—while serving a variety of individual, non-business printing needs as well. with free file proofing, a 6 business day print turnaround time and free us shipping—uprinting is a print industry leader.
i like the leaf shaped!
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the slim rounded corners are really nice! all are quite nice.
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i like the rounded corners.
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I will go manual soon as I shave 200th of a second off my time to get my ghost up, iv never played with a wheel and manual so that my next task, my current time is 1.25.2?? My kids are on the ps at the moment so I can't remember the last 2 numbers, but I need to shave 200th of a second to get in the top 30, I got a 1.26.5?? With default tuning and I couldn't get any faster, iv also can't get any faster with my current setup giving me a 1.25.2??
Probably not the best way to fix understeer but I always end up playing with the diff settings. This is a basic overview of the diff changes that can be made. Here (http://forum.projectcarsgame.com/showthread.php?25676-Easy-Differential-Tuning-(reduce-spinouts)).
You could try softening the front AR/Sway bar, but just a click or two. Too soft and you'll have problems with body roll. If it's happening on corner entry, you can also try softening the front springs to get more weight on the front tires under deceleration.
I jumped 10 places last night shaving 800th of a second off my time putting me in 15th place out of the rwd lmp1's and 26th in the class, which I'm over the moon about and iv go my ghost up, I'm roughly 1.8 1.9 seconds behind the fastest lmp1 which is a life time in racing as you already know, im going to switch to going manual now and hopefully when I get the hang of it I can shave some more seconds off.
Although the right amount of accel diff helps rotate the car better out of certain corners to mitigate that exit-understeer.
But first: what Haiden said. I'd also recommend running the setup through Jussi's calculator for a more neutral/less front biased setup with appropriate damping.
As for entry well, what Haiden said. Again. If your braking super late and hot on entry the front tyres will give in. A bit of brake bias towards the rear a few clicks might help there, though if you're too aggressive it'll snap sideways on entry.

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i will go manual soon as i shave 200th of a second off my time to get my ghost up, iv never played with a wheel and manual so that my next task, my current time is 1.25.2?? my kids are on the ps at the moment so i can't remember the last 2 numbers, but i need to shave 200th of a second to get in the top 30, i got a 1.26.5?? with default tuning and i couldn't get any faster, iv also can't get any faster with my current setup giving me a 1.25.2??
probably not the best way to fix understeer but i always end up playing with the diff settings. this is a basic overview of the diff changes that can be made. here (http://forum.projectcarsgame.com/showthread.php?25676-easy-differential-tuning-(reduce-spinouts)).
you could try softening the front ar/sway bar, but just a click or two. too soft and you'll have problems with body roll. if it's happening on corner entry, you can also try softening the front springs to get more weight on the front tires under deceleration.
i jumped 10 places last night shaving 800th of a second off my time putting me in 15th place out of the rwd lmp1's and 26th in the class, which i'm over the moon about and iv go my ghost up, i'm roughly 1.8 1.9 seconds behind the fastest lmp1 which is a life time in racing as you already know, im going to switch to going manual now and hopefully when i get the hang of it i can shave some more seconds off.
although the right amount of accel diff helps rotate the car better out of certain corners to mitigate that exit-understeer.
but first: what haiden said. i'd also recommend running the setup through jussi's calculator for a more neutral/less front biased setup with appropriate damping.
as for entry well, what haiden said. again. if your braking super late and hot on entry the front tyres will give in. a bit of brake bias towards the rear a few clicks might help there, though if you're too aggressive it'll snap sideways on entry.


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The Badan family has settled in Aigle, where it owns a wine estate mid-way between the old town and the medieval quarter. The cellar and the vinothek are housed in the large building, whereas the 15 hectares of vineyards can be found in the fields around the district.
The Vaudois Chablais is a region dedicated to vegetable crops and vineyards. Benefiting from ideal climatic and geological conditions, the local winemakers make perfect use of what nature has to offer. Anick and Didier Badan work their plots between Aigle, Yvorne, Ollon and Bex.
Half of their white wine production is Chasselas, but the couple dedicates some of the estate to growing specialties such as Viognier, Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc. Their other wines are for fans of red wine. Indeed, Pinot Noir, Gamay, Gamaret, Merlot, Dioinor and Egidola complete the Badan Vins wine range on offer.
In the cellar, there are oak and chestnut barrels alongside stainless steel vats. A beautiful stone cellar welcomes up to 46 guests for one-of-a-kind moments of sharing. Theme menus, fondues and local specialties complement the prior visit of the facilities.
The vinothek meets the demands of customers wishing to combine good wines with terroir products. The discovery box sets are for all budgets. The wine estate is certified by “Vaud Œnotourisme” and welcomes Swiss patriots to a farm brunch on the First of August (Swiss National Day).

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the badan family has settled in aigle, where it owns a wine estate mid-way between the old town and the medieval quarter. the cellar and the vinothek are housed in the large building, whereas the 15 hectares of vineyards can be found in the fields around the district.
the vaudois chablais is a region dedicated to vegetable crops and vineyards. benefiting from ideal climatic and geological conditions, the local winemakers make perfect use of what nature has to offer. anick and didier badan work their plots between aigle, yvorne, ollon and bex.
half of their white wine production is chasselas, but the couple dedicates some of the estate to growing specialties such as viognier, pinot gris and pinot blanc. their other wines are for fans of red wine. indeed, pinot noir, gamay, gamaret, merlot, dioinor and egidola complete the badan vins wine range on offer.
in the cellar, there are oak and chestnut barrels alongside stainless steel vats. a beautiful stone cellar welcomes up to 46 guests for one-of-a-kind moments of sharing. theme menus, fondues and local specialties complement the prior visit of the facilities.
the vinothek meets the demands of customers wishing to combine good wines with terroir products. the discovery box sets are for all budgets. the wine estate is certified by “vaud œnotourisme” and welcomes swiss patriots to a farm brunch on the first of august (swiss national day).


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Line Regulation 0.1% max for a ± 10% line change.
Accuracy : ± (0.6% of reading +5 counts).
Over Current Fold Back On/Off , Setting On when output current over setting A-Hi value it will fold back output voltage to keep constant output current is setting A-Hi value.

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line regulation 0.1% max for a ± 10% line change.
accuracy : ± (0.6% of reading +5 counts).
over current fold back on/off , setting on when output current over setting a-hi value it will fold back output voltage to keep constant output current is setting a-hi value.


text: Highlight her elegance and grace with this stylish dress by Wenchoice. The sleeveless delicate dress in pink comes with soft plush top. Lace trim on the border of the skirt. Zipper back entry. Your little one is sure to enjoy this lovely flirty piece.

lowercased: highlight her elegance and grace with this stylish dress by wenchoice. the sleeveless delicate dress in pink comes with soft plush top. lace trim on the border of the skirt. zipper back entry. your little one is sure to enjoy this lovely flirty piece.


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CAMP DODGE, JOHNSTON, Iowa- Nearly 400 Iowa National Guard soldiers home after a year-long deployment overseas.
Soldiers in the 248th Aviation Support Battalion were part of a larger unit serving in the Middle East.
Homecoming ceremonies were today (Friday) in Boone, Davenport, Muscatine, and Waterloo.
The largest group, 180 soldiers, are from Boone. Davenport and Muscatine has welcomed home about 100 soldiers. Waterloo also welcomed home 100 soldiers.
The return of this group, cuts the number of Iowa soldiers deployed by more than half, there are still about 200 soldiers who are still deployed.

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camp dodge, johnston, iowa- nearly 400 iowa national guard soldiers home after a year-long deployment overseas.
soldiers in the 248th aviation support battalion were part of a larger unit serving in the middle east.
homecoming ceremonies were today (friday) in boone, davenport, muscatine, and waterloo.
the largest group, 180 soldiers, are from boone. davenport and muscatine has welcomed home about 100 soldiers. waterloo also welcomed home 100 soldiers.
the return of this group, cuts the number of iowa soldiers deployed by more than half, there are still about 200 soldiers who are still deployed.


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In a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, Zapier allows you to connect Launch27 and Xero, with as many as 54 possible integrations. Are you ready to find your productivity superpowers?
It's easy to connect Launch27 + Xero and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.

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in a matter of minutes and without a single line of code, zapier allows you to connect launch27 and xero, with as many as 54 possible integrations. are you ready to find your productivity superpowers?
it's easy to connect launch27 + xero and requires absolutely zero coding experience—the only limit is your own imagination.


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In Part 1 I covered a simple stored procedure that printed the current date. In this article I'll cover writing a stored procedure to return a recordset back to the client. In the process we'll learn a little bit more about .NET and C# including the SqlConnection, SqlCommand and SqlDataReader classes.
In the last article, the method we created was also in the StoredProcedures class. In previous versions of .NET a class had to be contained in a single file. In .NET 2.0 a class can be split over multiple files if you use the partial keyword. This lets us put each method in its own file if we want (and makes my article writing easier).
In earlier beta releases of SQL Server 2005 you used a different set of class libraries when you called SQL Server from inside a stored procedure than when you called SQL Server from a client application. With the April CTP we now use the "client" libraries in both cases. Much of the code in this article will look very familiar to application developers.
Using the "Context Connection" connection string tells the SqlConnection object to connect to the existing context inside SQL Server. Since this code will run inside a stored procedure inside SQL Server we don't need to "relogin".
The SqlCommand object also resides in the System.Data.SqlClient namespace. This creates a new SqlCommand variable named cmd. The first property we set for this variable is the Connection property. The Connection property will only accept objects of type SqlConnection. So we assign conn, our SqlConnection variable, to the Connection property of cmd, our SqlCommand variable.
and printed the result it would appear on two lines. \r and \n are the character escapes for carriage return and line feed. Placing an @ sign in front of a string says to ignore any escape characters inside the string literal. It also allows us to just hit the Enter key and have the string continue on the next line.
The first step is to open the connection to our SQL Server. We this by calling the Open method of our SqlConnection variable. We're going to store these results in something called a SqlDataReader. This is used to store a stream of read-only data from SQL Server. In later articles we'll look at how to step through the individuals rows in the result set. One of the methods of our SqlCommand variable is ExecuteReader. This method executes the SQL in the SqlCommand object and returns the result as a SqlDataReader. Other methods allow you to execute the SQL statement and not return any values or return only a single scalar value. We'll discuss those in a future article.
In the last article we used a SqlPipe object to send data back to our client. We do the same here but we do it a little differently. The Send method of the SqlPipe class is defined as a static method. static is a C# keyword that says we don't need to instantiate an object of type SqlPipe to call the Send method. In the previous article, the Send method accepted a string and returned that back to the client. The Send method can also accept a SqlDataReader as a parameter. This has the effect of sending the result of the query back to the client as a rowset just like if we had directly executed the SQL statement. Having a method that accepts multiple different types of parameters is called overloading.
We used the following two short cuts to shrink the code: When a SqlConnection is created it can accept the connection string as a parameter. When a new object is created (in this case a SqlCommand object) its constructor method is executed. Even when you create an object without any parameters it still have a constructor method that runs. I'll cover constructors and overloading in more detail in a future article. Notice that the SqlCommand object can accept both the SQL statement and the connection as parameters when it's created.
In this article we wrote a basic stored procedure that returned a record back to the calling program. We discussed the SqlConnection, SqlCommand and SqlDataReader objects. Next we'll look at different ways to deploy the stored procedure to SQL Server.

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in part 1 i covered a simple stored procedure that printed the current date. in this article i'll cover writing a stored procedure to return a recordset back to the client. in the process we'll learn a little bit more about .net and c# including the sqlconnection, sqlcommand and sqldatareader classes.
in the last article, the method we created was also in the storedprocedures class. in previous versions of .net a class had to be contained in a single file. in .net 2.0 a class can be split over multiple files if you use the partial keyword. this lets us put each method in its own file if we want (and makes my article writing easier).
in earlier beta releases of sql server 2005 you used a different set of class libraries when you called sql server from inside a stored procedure than when you called sql server from a client application. with the april ctp we now use the "client" libraries in both cases. much of the code in this article will look very familiar to application developers.
using the "context connection" connection string tells the sqlconnection object to connect to the existing context inside sql server. since this code will run inside a stored procedure inside sql server we don't need to "relogin".
the sqlcommand object also resides in the system.data.sqlclient namespace. this creates a new sqlcommand variable named cmd. the first property we set for this variable is the connection property. the connection property will only accept objects of type sqlconnection. so we assign conn, our sqlconnection variable, to the connection property of cmd, our sqlcommand variable.
and printed the result it would appear on two lines. \r and \n are the character escapes for carriage return and line feed. placing an @ sign in front of a string says to ignore any escape characters inside the string literal. it also allows us to just hit the enter key and have the string continue on the next line.
the first step is to open the connection to our sql server. we this by calling the open method of our sqlconnection variable. we're going to store these results in something called a sqldatareader. this is used to store a stream of read-only data from sql server. in later articles we'll look at how to step through the individuals rows in the result set. one of the methods of our sqlcommand variable is executereader. this method executes the sql in the sqlcommand object and returns the result as a sqldatareader. other methods allow you to execute the sql statement and not return any values or return only a single scalar value. we'll discuss those in a future article.
in the last article we used a sqlpipe object to send data back to our client. we do the same here but we do it a little differently. the send method of the sqlpipe class is defined as a static method. static is a c# keyword that says we don't need to instantiate an object of type sqlpipe to call the send method. in the previous article, the send method accepted a string and returned that back to the client. the send method can also accept a sqldatareader as a parameter. this has the effect of sending the result of the query back to the client as a rowset just like if we had directly executed the sql statement. having a method that accepts multiple different types of parameters is called overloading.
we used the following two short cuts to shrink the code: when a sqlconnection is created it can accept the connection string as a parameter. when a new object is created (in this case a sqlcommand object) its constructor method is executed. even when you create an object without any parameters it still have a constructor method that runs. i'll cover constructors and overloading in more detail in a future article. notice that the sqlcommand object can accept both the sql statement and the connection as parameters when it's created.
in this article we wrote a basic stored procedure that returned a record back to the calling program. we discussed the sqlconnection, sqlcommand and sqldatareader objects. next we'll look at different ways to deploy the stored procedure to sql server.


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Kansas City, MO. (November 3, 2016) — Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas City (Blue KC) has been certified as a Gold Level Healthy KC company by the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce Healthy KC Workplace Wellness Certification program.
The Healthy KC workplace wellness certification is based on four 'pillars' of health: nutrition, physical activity, tobacco cessation, and work/life integration. There are four levels of certification, based on a company's level of achievement across the four pillars – Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Honorable Mention.
"This is the second year Blue KC has been honored with the Gold certification and we’re proud to provide a healthy environment for our employees and to be a part of the larger Healthy KC initiative that is creating a healthier Kansas City for all," said Gregg Laiben, M.D., Blue KC, Vice President, Health Innovations.
"We'd also like to congratulate the 212 companies that were given the Healthy KC Workplace Wellness certification and encourage those who haven’t applied to start thinking about ways to make their workplaces healthier and apply in 2017," Laiben added.
The certification process will be repeated each year, with the next round slated to open in early 2017. For more information, visit www.wearehealthykc.com or e-mail healthykc@kcchamber.com.

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kansas city, mo. (november 3, 2016) — blue cross and blue shield of kansas city (blue kc) has been certified as a gold level healthy kc company by the greater kansas city chamber of commerce healthy kc workplace wellness certification program.
the healthy kc workplace wellness certification is based on four 'pillars' of health: nutrition, physical activity, tobacco cessation, and work/life integration. there are four levels of certification, based on a company's level of achievement across the four pillars – gold, silver, bronze, and honorable mention.
"this is the second year blue kc has been honored with the gold certification and we’re proud to provide a healthy environment for our employees and to be a part of the larger healthy kc initiative that is creating a healthier kansas city for all," said gregg laiben, m.d., blue kc, vice president, health innovations.
"we'd also like to congratulate the 212 companies that were given the healthy kc workplace wellness certification and encourage those who haven’t applied to start thinking about ways to make their workplaces healthier and apply in 2017," laiben added.
the certification process will be repeated each year, with the next round slated to open in early 2017. for more information, visit www.wearehealthykc.com or e-mail healthykc@kcchamber.com.


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S.W.A.T. Roofing & Contracting employs the most up-to-date technology available in the industry. We use a drone to perform inspections, get before and after images and more. If you need residential or commercial roofing repair or replacement, one part of getting your claim moving is having a professional closely inspect your roof. At the same time, you may not want to have people walking around on your roof for a number of reasons.
For one thing, certain roofing tiles can be damaged when people walk on them. If you have these types of tile on your roof, the very act of getting it inspected for storm damage can itself lead to damage. In some cases, a steeply-pitched roof can present certain challenges and even safety hazards for those who are attempting to inspect it for hail damage or storm restoration purposes. Finally, some buildings—particularly those with several different pieces of roof or commercial buildings such as high rise apartments—simply don’t easily lend themselves to in-person inspections.
At S.W.A.T. Roofing & Contracting, we have come up with a novel approach to allow close, detailed inspections and still sidestep all these issues. We use a specially-equipped drone to fly around the surface of your roof without actually setting a foot on it. This allows us to get a good view of any areas that may have suffered hail damage without causing further damage—or exposing our employees to the unnecessary risk of slipping and falling.
If you need residential roofing repair or replacement, we are known as the go-to business for fast, efficient, and professional work. We are thoroughly experienced in hail damage repair and storm restoration, and we stand behind our strong reputation for quality, reliability, and excellence.

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s.w.a.t. roofing & contracting employs the most up-to-date technology available in the industry. we use a drone to perform inspections, get before and after images and more. if you need residential or commercial roofing repair or replacement, one part of getting your claim moving is having a professional closely inspect your roof. at the same time, you may not want to have people walking around on your roof for a number of reasons.
for one thing, certain roofing tiles can be damaged when people walk on them. if you have these types of tile on your roof, the very act of getting it inspected for storm damage can itself lead to damage. in some cases, a steeply-pitched roof can present certain challenges and even safety hazards for those who are attempting to inspect it for hail damage or storm restoration purposes. finally, some buildings—particularly those with several different pieces of roof or commercial buildings such as high rise apartments—simply don’t easily lend themselves to in-person inspections.
at s.w.a.t. roofing & contracting, we have come up with a novel approach to allow close, detailed inspections and still sidestep all these issues. we use a specially-equipped drone to fly around the surface of your roof without actually setting a foot on it. this allows us to get a good view of any areas that may have suffered hail damage without causing further damage—or exposing our employees to the unnecessary risk of slipping and falling.
if you need residential roofing repair or replacement, we are known as the go-to business for fast, efficient, and professional work. we are thoroughly experienced in hail damage repair and storm restoration, and we stand behind our strong reputation for quality, reliability, and excellence.


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What responsibilities will I have as a member of GRWC?
We generally schedule 4-6 performances per year. A detailed schedule of all confirmed dates for the upcoming season will be provided at the time of auditions. Any additional performance requests will be brought to the membership to determine feasibility.
Singers are expected to attend weekly rehearsals, which are held on Wednesdays from 6:45-8:45 p.m. at Fountain Street Church.
Singers are expected to attend scheduled sectionals. There will be approximately one sectional every six weeks, as needed, throughout the season.
While there are no annual dues, all singing members pay annually to attend the Fall retreat. The current cost is $50, however, that may increase without notice.
Other costs that members may incur are associated with, but not limited to, social events and the purchase of promotional items. However, these activities are often optional.
Concert attire was chosen by a committee of singers and may change periodically. We wear all black from head to toe. A small amount of inconspicuous jewelry may be worn as desired by members.
Parts of our concert attire may be purchased by and remain the property of GRWC. It’s also possible that singers may be required to purchase some of their performance attire. Individual members retain and care for all concert attire.

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what responsibilities will i have as a member of grwc?
we generally schedule 4-6 performances per year. a detailed schedule of all confirmed dates for the upcoming season will be provided at the time of auditions. any additional performance requests will be brought to the membership to determine feasibility.
singers are expected to attend weekly rehearsals, which are held on wednesdays from 6:45-8:45 p.m. at fountain street church.
singers are expected to attend scheduled sectionals. there will be approximately one sectional every six weeks, as needed, throughout the season.
while there are no annual dues, all singing members pay annually to attend the fall retreat. the current cost is $50, however, that may increase without notice.
other costs that members may incur are associated with, but not limited to, social events and the purchase of promotional items. however, these activities are often optional.
concert attire was chosen by a committee of singers and may change periodically. we wear all black from head to toe. a small amount of inconspicuous jewelry may be worn as desired by members.
parts of our concert attire may be purchased by and remain the property of grwc. it’s also possible that singers may be required to purchase some of their performance attire. individual members retain and care for all concert attire.


text: This paper describes a technology platform for monitoring homes within a community energy scheme. A range of sensors were deployed to measure in-home environmental conditions, occupancy, electrical power, electrical energy, thermal energy, heating behaviour and boiler performance to better understand and predict energy consumption in individual homes and across the community. The community assets include solar photovoltaic panels that are deployed in an urban solar farm and on rooftops to generate energy that is used to charge a central battery. This community scale storage supports participation in grid services to help balance the national grid and in future phases to power a community heat network, electric vehicle charging and self-consumption within individual properties. The monitoring data aims to help develop insights to help optimise this multifaceted system and to provide feedback to residents to help visualise and control their energy consumption to encourage reductions in demand. It was found that a diverse range of Internet of Things technologies was required to generate this data and make it available for subsequent access and analysis, which are described together with associated challenges that were experienced during the system design and implementation. The diversity in the monitoring technology was consolidated in the cloud to provide a common data structure for consumption by other services via industry standard APIs. The cloud infrastructure developed to achieve this is described, which utilised scalable and easily deployable services that are readily available from the major technology companies. The paper concludes by highlighting promising areas of focus for community-level monitoring in related projects.

lowercased: this paper describes a technology platform for monitoring homes within a community energy scheme. a range of sensors were deployed to measure in-home environmental conditions, occupancy, electrical power, electrical energy, thermal energy, heating behaviour and boiler performance to better understand and predict energy consumption in individual homes and across the community. the community assets include solar photovoltaic panels that are deployed in an urban solar farm and on rooftops to generate energy that is used to charge a central battery. this community scale storage supports participation in grid services to help balance the national grid and in future phases to power a community heat network, electric vehicle charging and self-consumption within individual properties. the monitoring data aims to help develop insights to help optimise this multifaceted system and to provide feedback to residents to help visualise and control their energy consumption to encourage reductions in demand. it was found that a diverse range of internet of things technologies was required to generate this data and make it available for subsequent access and analysis, which are described together with associated challenges that were experienced during the system design and implementation. the diversity in the monitoring technology was consolidated in the cloud to provide a common data structure for consumption by other services via industry standard apis. the cloud infrastructure developed to achieve this is described, which utilised scalable and easily deployable services that are readily available from the major technology companies. the paper concludes by highlighting promising areas of focus for community-level monitoring in related projects.


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The Aspire PockeX The PockeX is an all new, discreet, low profile sub ohm device from Aspire, standing no more than 12cm tall and less then 2cm wide, it is true that good things come in small packages as this all-in-one device will fit all pocket types.
When it comes to innovative electronic cigarettes, this device is up there, becoming one of our most popular vaping devices.
Available in Black, White, Stainless Steel and Rose Gold, the PockeX is one of the shortest all-in-one devices on the market to date, yet still maintains the quality expected of Aspire.
The top-fill design means you can replace your coils without draining the tank which is a massive bonus, combine with a TPD compliant 2ml tank capacity and a 0.6ohm coil, this device has it all.

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the aspire pockex the pockex is an all new, discreet, low profile sub ohm device from aspire, standing no more than 12cm tall and less then 2cm wide, it is true that good things come in small packages as this all-in-one device will fit all pocket types.
when it comes to innovative electronic cigarettes, this device is up there, becoming one of our most popular vaping devices.
available in black, white, stainless steel and rose gold, the pockex is one of the shortest all-in-one devices on the market to date, yet still maintains the quality expected of aspire.
the top-fill design means you can replace your coils without draining the tank which is a massive bonus, combine with a tpd compliant 2ml tank capacity and a 0.6ohm coil, this device has it all.


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MEN'S M8TRIX SNOWBOARD BINDINGS (4X4 PATTERN) MEDIUM BOOT SIZE: 6-9 (WHITE/BLACK) by M8TRIX at Notakem Bara. MPN: PPW-M8TRIX-WHITE-MM. Hurry! Limited time offer. Offer valid only while supplies last.
Newly designed Thermoplastic resin (TPR) ankle straps to provide more even pressure and hold the boots more securely in the heel pocket.
The mesh design prevents snow from building up behind the strap.
The TPR toe strap flexes over the toe like a rubber band to maintain more secure pressure.
This binding comes with the mounting discs and hardware to mount to any standard four bolt pattern snowboard also has provisions for Burton 3D mounting pattern simply by drilling hole in each mounting plate.
If you have any questions about this product by M8TRIX, contact us by completing and submitting the form below. If you are looking for a specif part number, please include it with your message.

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men's m8trix snowboard bindings (4x4 pattern) medium boot size: 6-9 (white/black) by m8trix at notakem bara. mpn: ppw-m8trix-white-mm. hurry! limited time offer. offer valid only while supplies last.
newly designed thermoplastic resin (tpr) ankle straps to provide more even pressure and hold the boots more securely in the heel pocket.
the mesh design prevents snow from building up behind the strap.
the tpr toe strap flexes over the toe like a rubber band to maintain more secure pressure.
this binding comes with the mounting discs and hardware to mount to any standard four bolt pattern snowboard also has provisions for burton 3d mounting pattern simply by drilling hole in each mounting plate.
if you have any questions about this product by m8trix, contact us by completing and submitting the form below. if you are looking for a specif part number, please include it with your message.


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No summer vacation, road trip or overseas getaway is complete without at least one photo of an awkward or hilarious sign to share with your friends and coworkers when you get home. The S.F. Chronicle Travel section has collected quite a few of these silly sign photos over the years courtesy of Doug Lansky's Signspotting.com. Check them all out below.
You can upload your own funny signs at www.signspotting.com.
Stop by so you can tweet about twits who are treated royally. Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
From the looks of things, pork is facing an identity crisis at this dining establishment. Brooklyn, New York.
Do not take your baby to Hickory Island in Florida. Bonita Springs, Florida.
This takes combo deals to a whole new level. Mountain View, California.
Some cheese lovers might go bananas over this menu item, but everyone else is peeling off as fast as they can. Clifton Park, New York.
Sometimes the unknown tastes a bit gamey but the price is right. Location unknown.
In Las Vegas, the Babies Against Briefcases movement is alive and well. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Beware: Throwing away your apple core may result in an attack of vomiting. Canada.
Customers have their choice of regular or extra cold ice. Salem, Oregon.
We can only assume this is one of those weird English translation issues. You know, trousers versus pants, tinned versus canned, protected versus dead. London, United Kingdom.
Seems like the lifesaving aspect needs a bit of work. Pt. Reyes National Seashore, California.
Clean hands, however, are optional. South Louisiana.
Your tired caboose may be aching for a rest on a bed of sharp metal, but please refrain from resting atop this fence. Farmington, Utah.
You never know when golf is going to strike. Vienna, Austria.
Not-so-scenic overlook. Hoover Dam, Nevada.
No standing at the cab stand, either: Apparently, the trick is getting a running start and leaping into a moving taxi. Hong Kong.
Emergency Margarita Technician: As we all know, when you're vacation, an empty glass is a real crisis. Dominican Republic.
Ah, the perks of being The Messiah. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
But what? Is it pronounced just like it looks? Don't leave us hanging! Andhra Perish, India.
Slow customers are rewarded with privileged parking at this store. Fast customers can park across the street. Los Angeles, California.
If an American accent isn't exotic enough, this store can sell you an Israeli one. Washington, D.C.
At this fine establishment, you have your choice of being served - or served by - swine. Monroe, Indiana.
If you're looking for the glazed old-fashioned from hell, you'll find it at this late night haunt. Anaheim, California.
It's a bird. It's a plane. No, wait – it's… Toiletman? Freeway, between Hangzhou and Shanghai, China.
Advanced driving skills: the inverted U-turn. Cottage Grove, Minnesota.
All applicants must be at least somewhat dead. Langley, Canada.
Coming soon! The first zoo employee born in captivity. Natural Bridge, Virginia.
These days, there's only a budget for a courtesy phone jack at the airport in Ketchikan, Alaska.
Please keep an eye on your children -- or they may learn to fly. Location unknown.
To not find Texas Street, make a left and continue for 7 miles. Albany, Oregon.
The designers of the earth friendly toilets at this restroom make users choose between green or clean. Wausau, Wisconsin.
If you think unsightly plantar warts are bad, you should see the frackle-warts they treat at this clinic. Vientiane, Laos.
It's not easy to prevent recreation at a youth center but it's a point of pride at this institute. La Conner, Washington.
If you have to apologize before your customers even make it inside, you may want rethink your business plan. Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Beware the slow-moving, shoulder-less children. Cairn, Australia.
Happy-go-lucky pedestrians only! Cave Creek, Arizona.
If you must slip at least do it with some grace and forethought. Chengadu, China.
Just try not to think about how one gets the required milk to make rat cheese. Cherokee, North Carolina.
Must have been opposite day. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland.
We don't know where this road leads either. Dead Sea, Israel.
A bike trail with the promise of adventure! Eagle River, Wisconsin.
This is rarely a good idea, no matter where you are. Ettal, Germany.
What kind of bogus 'entry' is this, anyway? Granada, Spain.
Solid advice: Don't park your car without being inside of it first. Hua Hin, Thailand.
Truth in advertising. London, England.
C'mon, everyone knows 'thank you' is actually 'ruff, ruff' in dog. Marmora, Ontario. Canada.
Gas passers will be prosecuted. Victoria City, British Columbia, Canada.
Danger: falling cars! Akumal, Mexico.
Unless you want to fork over $100, you better put some serious thought into where you 'relieve your self' around these parts. Antigua, Virgin Islands.
You can't say they didn't warn you. Atlas, Illinois.
Don't learn this the hard way. Austin, Texas.

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no summer vacation, road trip or overseas getaway is complete without at least one photo of an awkward or hilarious sign to share with your friends and coworkers when you get home. the s.f. chronicle travel section has collected quite a few of these silly sign photos over the years courtesy of doug lansky's signspotting.com. check them all out below.
you can upload your own funny signs at www.signspotting.com.
stop by so you can tweet about twits who are treated royally. montreal, quebec, canada.
from the looks of things, pork is facing an identity crisis at this dining establishment. brooklyn, new york.
do not take your baby to hickory island in florida. bonita springs, florida.
this takes combo deals to a whole new level. mountain view, california.
some cheese lovers might go bananas over this menu item, but everyone else is peeling off as fast as they can. clifton park, new york.
sometimes the unknown tastes a bit gamey but the price is right. location unknown.
in las vegas, the babies against briefcases movement is alive and well. las vegas, nevada.
beware: throwing away your apple core may result in an attack of vomiting. canada.
customers have their choice of regular or extra cold ice. salem, oregon.
we can only assume this is one of those weird english translation issues. you know, trousers versus pants, tinned versus canned, protected versus dead. london, united kingdom.
seems like the lifesaving aspect needs a bit of work. pt. reyes national seashore, california.
clean hands, however, are optional. south louisiana.
your tired caboose may be aching for a rest on a bed of sharp metal, but please refrain from resting atop this fence. farmington, utah.
you never know when golf is going to strike. vienna, austria.
not-so-scenic overlook. hoover dam, nevada.
no standing at the cab stand, either: apparently, the trick is getting a running start and leaping into a moving taxi. hong kong.
emergency margarita technician: as we all know, when you're vacation, an empty glass is a real crisis. dominican republic.
ah, the perks of being the messiah. grand rapids, michigan.
but what? is it pronounced just like it looks? don't leave us hanging! andhra perish, india.
slow customers are rewarded with privileged parking at this store. fast customers can park across the street. los angeles, california.
if an american accent isn't exotic enough, this store can sell you an israeli one. washington, d.c.
at this fine establishment, you have your choice of being served - or served by - swine. monroe, indiana.
if you're looking for the glazed old-fashioned from hell, you'll find it at this late night haunt. anaheim, california.
it's a bird. it's a plane. no, wait – it's… toiletman? freeway, between hangzhou and shanghai, china.
advanced driving skills: the inverted u-turn. cottage grove, minnesota.
all applicants must be at least somewhat dead. langley, canada.
coming soon! the first zoo employee born in captivity. natural bridge, virginia.
these days, there's only a budget for a courtesy phone jack at the airport in ketchikan, alaska.
please keep an eye on your children -- or they may learn to fly. location unknown.
to not find texas street, make a left and continue for 7 miles. albany, oregon.
the designers of the earth friendly toilets at this restroom make users choose between green or clean. wausau, wisconsin.
if you think unsightly plantar warts are bad, you should see the frackle-warts they treat at this clinic. vientiane, laos.
it's not easy to prevent recreation at a youth center but it's a point of pride at this institute. la conner, washington.
if you have to apologize before your customers even make it inside, you may want rethink your business plan. cabo san lucas, mexico.
beware the slow-moving, shoulder-less children. cairn, australia.
happy-go-lucky pedestrians only! cave creek, arizona.
if you must slip at least do it with some grace and forethought. chengadu, china.
just try not to think about how one gets the required milk to make rat cheese. cherokee, north carolina.
must have been opposite day. cliffs of moher, ireland.
we don't know where this road leads either. dead sea, israel.
a bike trail with the promise of adventure! eagle river, wisconsin.
this is rarely a good idea, no matter where you are. ettal, germany.
what kind of bogus 'entry' is this, anyway? granada, spain.
solid advice: don't park your car without being inside of it first. hua hin, thailand.
truth in advertising. london, england.
c'mon, everyone knows 'thank you' is actually 'ruff, ruff' in dog. marmora, ontario. canada.
gas passers will be prosecuted. victoria city, british columbia, canada.
danger: falling cars! akumal, mexico.
unless you want to fork over $100, you better put some serious thought into where you 'relieve your self' around these parts. antigua, virgin islands.
you can't say they didn't warn you. atlas, illinois.
don't learn this the hard way. austin, texas.


text: While medicine still has many questions to answer, there is even less scholarship that takes a philosophical or feminist perspective on the meaning of sleep. The book will include chapters on the role mothers are expected to play in managing their children’s sleep, and the philosophical question of what happens to the self while we are asleep, among other themes. Although the book will be scholarly, Heyes hopes that it will attract a popular audience — and be good bedtime reading.

lowercased: while medicine still has many questions to answer, there is even less scholarship that takes a philosophical or feminist perspective on the meaning of sleep. the book will include chapters on the role mothers are expected to play in managing their children’s sleep, and the philosophical question of what happens to the self while we are asleep, among other themes. although the book will be scholarly, heyes hopes that it will attract a popular audience — and be good bedtime reading.


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Modern nightstands fresh modrest esso modern grey nightstand.
Modern nightstands elegant a x glam modern white crocodile nightstand.
Modern nightstands new ceres modern brown oak and grey nightstand nightstands.
Modern nightstands beautiful bellagio modern black crocodile lacquer nightstand.
Tags: modern round nightstands, danish modern nightstands pair, mid modern nightstands, modern industrial nightstands.

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modern nightstands fresh modrest esso modern grey nightstand.
modern nightstands elegant a x glam modern white crocodile nightstand.
modern nightstands new ceres modern brown oak and grey nightstand nightstands.
modern nightstands beautiful bellagio modern black crocodile lacquer nightstand.
tags: modern round nightstands, danish modern nightstands pair, mid modern nightstands, modern industrial nightstands.


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This vintage milk glass vase is cheerfully wonderful and makes a great gift for that special friend. It also makes beautiful wedding or dinner party table centrepieces.
Price is for one planter. There are 3 available.

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this vintage milk glass vase is cheerfully wonderful and makes a great gift for that special friend. it also makes beautiful wedding or dinner party table centrepieces.
price is for one planter. there are 3 available.


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Services offered by voice over professionals have been quite helpful. Most of the people who may offer their voices for these services may be celebrities or well-known people in the film and production industry. The production and film industry mostly calls these professionals voice over actors. The voice over industry is quite very vast. Various people perform various functions in the voice over industry. Let me give you a rough idea of the voice over industry. Voice over actor is the center of the voice over production. Training is mostly done by the coach. The voice actor gets employment from the voice over talent agency when they are contacted for voice over actors.
A voice over professional may be efficient in the following instances. Radio commercials and shows will have a higher number if listeners if a professional voice over actor is hired. This is because they have a better way of persuasion. For television commercials a voice over actor is suitable to be used as they easily sway the masses. Narration also utilizes voice over professionals. General forms of advertising are better off when a voice over professional is utilized. Voice over services can also be used for copy wrights, voice mails and so much more.
Finding the right person to have to perform voice over services for your company may be difficult at times. This is why we have agencies that can may be useful in helping in the search. Animated films depend heavily on the voice over services mostly from celebrity actors. Consider the following thing to be able to get a great voice over actor. There is a very thin line of difference when it comes to voice over actors and the normal kind of actors.
The reputability of a company is very important when you consider asking for their voice over services. This means they are able to give you the best services ever. Make sure that you get to hear the demos before you get to accept the services. If they have great audio production skills then that may be the company for you. Also do not be concerned a lot on the amount of money you spend. To be able to come up with worthy demos a company might have spent a lot in audio production. Therefore never ever try to go cheap because it is will cost you in the long run. Having respect for the client is just common sense. A budget will make you make sober decisions that will stop you from splurging money unnecessarily.

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services offered by voice over professionals have been quite helpful. most of the people who may offer their voices for these services may be celebrities or well-known people in the film and production industry. the production and film industry mostly calls these professionals voice over actors. the voice over industry is quite very vast. various people perform various functions in the voice over industry. let me give you a rough idea of the voice over industry. voice over actor is the center of the voice over production. training is mostly done by the coach. the voice actor gets employment from the voice over talent agency when they are contacted for voice over actors.
a voice over professional may be efficient in the following instances. radio commercials and shows will have a higher number if listeners if a professional voice over actor is hired. this is because they have a better way of persuasion. for television commercials a voice over actor is suitable to be used as they easily sway the masses. narration also utilizes voice over professionals. general forms of advertising are better off when a voice over professional is utilized. voice over services can also be used for copy wrights, voice mails and so much more.
finding the right person to have to perform voice over services for your company may be difficult at times. this is why we have agencies that can may be useful in helping in the search. animated films depend heavily on the voice over services mostly from celebrity actors. consider the following thing to be able to get a great voice over actor. there is a very thin line of difference when it comes to voice over actors and the normal kind of actors.
the reputability of a company is very important when you consider asking for their voice over services. this means they are able to give you the best services ever. make sure that you get to hear the demos before you get to accept the services. if they have great audio production skills then that may be the company for you. also do not be concerned a lot on the amount of money you spend. to be able to come up with worthy demos a company might have spent a lot in audio production. therefore never ever try to go cheap because it is will cost you in the long run. having respect for the client is just common sense. a budget will make you make sober decisions that will stop you from splurging money unnecessarily.


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Versatile and fast-cooking shrimp is the reply to getting a restaurant-quality meal within the desk in minutes. Made for dinner tonight and the family ate every part no leftovers even my 9 yr ate it all. Once you pull it out, you’ll discover a dish that’s full of seafood, cheese, and marinara flavors. This can be a quick 20 minute meal that you will make time and again!
This straightforward dish takes on Spanish flavoring with garlic, paprika, onions, ground turmeric, dry sherry, and chopped parsley. The thin strands of pasta take in this spicy tomato sauce to type a flavorful mound punctuated with shrimp. To ease up the fats content of the soup, use low-fats buttermilk, which will still provide a delicious creaminess whereas curbing the richness.
Coconut-Rum Grilled Shrimp Recipe – only 5 elements! Serve this supertangy, creamy remoulade alongside the shrimp for dipping, or toss the shrimp within the sauce and pile onto a break up croissant as they do at the Pontchartrain Hotel’s Bayou Bar in New Orleans. Easy and delicious, it’s each hosts dream dish.
The dipping sauce is almost chutney-like with chunks of complete tomatoes; lemongrass and lime juice add tang. Andrew Zimmern’s grilled shrimp-and-ham hors d’oeuvres are sweet, savory and spicy all at once—making them the proper get together meals. Find fast recipes and easy strategies for cooking shrimp from the Neelys, Bobby, Giada and extra.
Coconut-Rum Grilled Shrimp Recipe – solely 5 ingredients! Right here, tortilla chips take in the scrumptious salad juices. Serve this dish with a whole-wheat or multigrain pita and put together to get pleasure from. Season the shrimp with salt and floor pepper and toss to coat. This recipe is loosely based mostly on fattoush, a Middle Eastern salad through which toasted bread is moistened by different elements, like tomatoes and cucumbers.
Serve this supertangy, creamy remoulade alongside the shrimp for dipping, or toss the shrimp within the sauce and pile onto a break up croissant as they do on the Pontchartrain Hotel’s Bayou Bar in New Orleans. Easy and delicious, it’s every hosts dream dish.

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versatile and fast-cooking shrimp is the reply to getting a restaurant-quality meal within the desk in minutes. made for dinner tonight and the family ate every part no leftovers even my 9 yr ate it all. once you pull it out, you’ll discover a dish that’s full of seafood, cheese, and marinara flavors. this can be a quick 20 minute meal that you will make time and again!
this straightforward dish takes on spanish flavoring with garlic, paprika, onions, ground turmeric, dry sherry, and chopped parsley. the thin strands of pasta take in this spicy tomato sauce to type a flavorful mound punctuated with shrimp. to ease up the fats content of the soup, use low-fats buttermilk, which will still provide a delicious creaminess whereas curbing the richness.
coconut-rum grilled shrimp recipe – only 5 elements! serve this supertangy, creamy remoulade alongside the shrimp for dipping, or toss the shrimp within the sauce and pile onto a break up croissant as they do at the pontchartrain hotel’s bayou bar in new orleans. easy and delicious, it’s each hosts dream dish.
the dipping sauce is almost chutney-like with chunks of complete tomatoes; lemongrass and lime juice add tang. andrew zimmern’s grilled shrimp-and-ham hors d’oeuvres are sweet, savory and spicy all at once—making them the proper get together meals. find fast recipes and easy strategies for cooking shrimp from the neelys, bobby, giada and extra.
coconut-rum grilled shrimp recipe – solely 5 ingredients! right here, tortilla chips take in the scrumptious salad juices. serve this dish with a whole-wheat or multigrain pita and put together to get pleasure from. season the shrimp with salt and floor pepper and toss to coat. this recipe is loosely based mostly on fattoush, a middle eastern salad through which toasted bread is moistened by different elements, like tomatoes and cucumbers.
serve this supertangy, creamy remoulade alongside the shrimp for dipping, or toss the shrimp within the sauce and pile onto a break up croissant as they do on the pontchartrain hotel’s bayou bar in new orleans. easy and delicious, it’s every hosts dream dish.


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Clare, when I told her how I couldn’t believe she would be starting kindergarten in another year and a half. That girl just melts. my. heart.
Yes sir. Scott and I have an actual get-dressed-up-hire-a-sitter-eat-hot-food kind of swanky date on Saturday. And, I actually do have something fun to wear. Win-win baby.
Will, said with an Oscar-winning inflection. Sorry, my man, your name is by it on the chore chart. You’re on floor duty this week.
I look back and still can’t believe how hideous February was. In the last two weeks alone, we’ve cleaned off two bottles of children’s ibuprofen, two bottles of infant tylenol, done 30 (yes THIRTY) load of laundry, washed 10 loads of dishes, vacuumed and scrubbed more tables, floors, pillows and carpets, and lysoled more surfaces than I knew existed. Germs be gone, I say.
March is going to be fab, I just feel it. We have Luke’s BIG doctor’s appointment on Tuesday, the one where we find out just how much weight he lost and gained and if surgery is still on the table. Spring break is coming up – can I get a hallelujah? And, my sweet Will turns 10. Don’t even get me started. I’m already tearing up at how quickly his life is passing before my eyes.
You’ll have to wait on your bball recap and Lenten posts until next week. Sorry Charlie. We have a busy weekend and week ahead. As always, life is snowglobe of crazy around here 🙂 Make it a great weekend!

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clare, when i told her how i couldn’t believe she would be starting kindergarten in another year and a half. that girl just melts. my. heart.
yes sir. scott and i have an actual get-dressed-up-hire-a-sitter-eat-hot-food kind of swanky date on saturday. and, i actually do have something fun to wear. win-win baby.
will, said with an oscar-winning inflection. sorry, my man, your name is by it on the chore chart. you’re on floor duty this week.
i look back and still can’t believe how hideous february was. in the last two weeks alone, we’ve cleaned off two bottles of children’s ibuprofen, two bottles of infant tylenol, done 30 (yes thirty) load of laundry, washed 10 loads of dishes, vacuumed and scrubbed more tables, floors, pillows and carpets, and lysoled more surfaces than i knew existed. germs be gone, i say.
march is going to be fab, i just feel it. we have luke’s big doctor’s appointment on tuesday, the one where we find out just how much weight he lost and gained and if surgery is still on the table. spring break is coming up – can i get a hallelujah? and, my sweet will turns 10. don’t even get me started. i’m already tearing up at how quickly his life is passing before my eyes.
you’ll have to wait on your bball recap and lenten posts until next week. sorry charlie. we have a busy weekend and week ahead. as always, life is snowglobe of crazy around here 🙂 make it a great weekend!