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This exhibition celebrated the 150th anniversary of the foundation of the National Gallery of Ireland through a display of architectural drawings and other works on paper from the collection. The various phases of the development of the Gallery were illustrated through fine architectural drawings. Decorative, finished drawings of the nineteenth century by Captain Fowke formed the core of the display, complemented by relevant letters and archival material. A selection of the Gallery's earliest acquisitions of works on paper gave an insight into the acquisition policy of the Gallery in its infancy. A number of early designs for the Millennium Wing by Benson and Forsyth brought the visual history of the development of Gallery buildings up to date.
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Students will learn the meaning of acceleration, how it is different than velocity and how to calculate average acceleration.
Key Equations
velocity (m/s)
initial velocity
final velocity
change in velocity
- Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity. So in other words, acceleration tells you how quickly the velocity is increasing or decreasing. An acceleration of indicates that the velocity is increasing by in the positive direction every second.
- Gravity near the Earth pulls an object downwards toward the surface of the Earth with an acceleration of . In the absence of air resistance, all objects will fall with the same acceleration. The letter is used as the symbol for the acceleration of gravity.
- When talking about an object's acceleration, whether it is due to gravity or not, the acceleration of gravity is sometimes used as a unit of measurement where . So an object accelerating at 2g's is accelerating at or
- Deceleration is the term used when an object's speed (i.e. magnitude of its velocity) is decreasing due to acceleration in the opposite direction of its velocity.
Example 1
A Top Fuel dragster can accelerate from 0 to 100 mph (160 km/hr) in 0.8 seconds. What is the average acceleration in ?
Plug n' Chug: Step 1: Convert km/hr to m/s
Step 2: Solve for average acceleration:
Answer: Note that this is over g's!
Watch this Explanation
You can download this simultion and play around on it a bit to see the principles in action.
The Moving Man (PhET Simulation)
Time for Practice
- Ms. Reitman's scooter starts from rest and accelerates at .
- Where will the scooter be relative to its starting point after 7.0 seconds?
- What is the scooter's velocity after 1s? after 2s? after 7s?
- Below are images from a race between Ashaan (above) and Zyan (below), two daring racecar drivers. High speed cameras took four pictures in rapid succession. The first picture shows the positions of the cars at . Each car image to the right represents times 0.1, 0.2, and 0.3 seconds later.
- Who is ahead at ? Explain.
- Who is accelerating? Explain.
- Who is going fastest at ? Explain.
- Which car has a constant velocity throughout? Explain.
- Graph vs. and vs. . Put both cars on same graph; label which line is which car.
- Which car is going faster at (Hint: Assume they travel the same distance between 0.1 and 0.2 seconds)?
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UTSA offers nonresident tax-prep workshop
(March 15, 2007)--The UTSA Office of Payroll and the Office of International Programs will offer the Nonresident Alien Tax Workshop from 3 to 5 p.m., Monday, March 19 in Main Building Room 0.104 at the 1604 Campus.
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F-1 and J-1 visa holders are required by law to file IRS form 8843 (Statement for Exempt Individuals), whether they have earned money in the United States or not. Sample forms will be distributed in the workshop, which will include instruction on how to complete the forms.
The deadline for tax returns is April 15. F-1 and J-1 visa holders with no income during 2006 must file form 8843 by June 15. Failure to file these forms each year can cause immigration problems.
Tax forms are available in the Office of Payroll at University Heights and the Office of International Programs in Main Building Room 1.210.
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Qihoo (QIHU) has been gaining search market share from Baidu (BIDU) for a while now, and the trend continues. Its market share by page view was 16% in July versus 14% a quarter ago, while Baidu's dropped from 71% to 68%, according to Morgan Stanley.
Strong second-quarter earnings and third-quarter guidance are pushing Qihoo's shares up 10+% today, trading at $80.5 mid-day.
Qihoo's Q2 revenue of $151.7 million beat consensus by 6%; its earnings was $0.4 per share, higher than consensus view of $0.26 by a large margin. The third-quarter guidance of $181 – 183 million was 14% higher than consensus.
Is it too late to enter a trade now? After all, Qihoo has gained almost 170% this year.
Morgan Stanley, which has a Buy on Qihoo, does not think so. The broker increased its price target to $80.4 today. At $80.4, which is where Qihoo trades at now, the company's PEG would be 1x, which is fair valuation.
Plus, there is upside. Morgan Stanley analysts Timothy Chan, Philip Wan and Gillian Chung wrote:
We believe Qihoo is in the initial stages of monetizing its user base. In 1H13, its search advertising sales were less than 1% of the level at Baidu, implying ample upside.
Qihoo has one of the largest open platforms in China, which we believe should provide monetization opportunities in new areas, such as search, mobile, e-commerce, web-based apps and online video.
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Three stocks given positive mentions in this week's Barron's rose in early trading Monday — Ruby Tuesday's (RT), STMicroelectronics (STM) and Eaton Corp. (ETN). Jack Otter and I sat down to discuss reasons why the magazine likes the companies. (Eaton closed down 0.1% at the end of the day.)


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NARRATOR: Does this look to you like a piece of abstract sculpture or like an odd sort of machine? In a way, it's both. The artist, Theodore Rozak, called it Bi-Polar in Red. Basically the work is made of two red cones; notice how the upper one is balancing upside down on the lower one. The cones may express the idea of bipolarity, which the artist wanted you to take in a very general way. He once said, "It's the same phenomenon as north pole vs. south pole, male vs. female, the bipolarity of magnetic fields in space."But what do you make of those whimsical bits of metal and plastic attached to the top cone? They don't really do anything yet—like props in a science-fiction movie, they pretend to be functional. In fact, Rozak was a fan of sci-fi films; he loved the Buck Roger series. When he created this sculpture in 1940, he was enthusiastic about industrial machinery and its promise of a sleek, streamlined future. A work of art, he felt, could embrace technology and evoke the future just like a real machine.


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The path to an ACC championship once again leads through Duke -- and not just in basketball, either.
These Blue Devils proved to No. 24 Miami -- and maybe everyone else -- that they're no longer pushovers.
Brandon Connette
rushed for a career-high four touchdowns and threw for a fifth, and Duke upset the Hurricanes 48-30 on Saturday to take control of the league's messy Coastal Division.
"This team is not just a fluke," center
Dave Harding
Connette, the Blue Devils' change-of-pace quarterback, had touchdown runs of 1, 2, 3 and 4 yards, and threw a 22-yard TD to Shaq Powell.
Duke (8-2, 4-2) -- for years, one of the nation's worst programs in a power conference -- claimed its sixth straight win, and it ranks as one of the most significant in school history.
"I remember when I first got here, the team hadn't won a game in, like, three years," running back
Josh Snead
said. Coach
David Cutcliffe
told him: "`Just believe. Believe in the process.' We got a lot of guys that believe in this process, and we're here today."
Snead rushed for a career-high 138 yards and Powell added a backbreaking 33-yard touchdown run that put the Blue Devils in complete command.
Dallas Crawford rushed for 115 yards and Stephen Morris threw for 379 and two touchdowns but the Hurricanes (7-3, 3-3) lost their third straight since climbing to No. 7. They've allowed at least 41 points in each loss.
"There's enough blame to go around in this game," coach Al Golden said.
In a wild one that featured 1,108 total yards and three lead changes, Duke -- the only two-loss team in the Coastal -- kept hold of the inside track to a berth opposite No. 2 Florida State in the ACC championship game in three weeks in Charlotte. The Seminoles have already locked up the Atlantic Division title.
Ross Martin
gave Duke the lead for good late in the third quarter when he banked in a 48-yard field goal off the upright late to make it 31-30.
Two possessions later -- and two plays after Snead burst 56 yards into the Miami red zone -- Connette powered in from 4 yards out to put the Blue Devils up 38-30 with 11:37 left.
Powell then effectively iced the win on Duke's next possession when his 33-yard touchdown run on fourth-and-1 gave the Blue Devils a 45-30 lead with 6:50 left.
After Miami turned the ball over on downs, Martin added a 32-yard field goal with 1:04 left.
Morris finished 30 of 49 with touchdowns of 50 and 5 yards to Herb Waters. Stacy Coley returned a punt 79 yards for a touchdown and Matt Goudis added three field goals.
But the Hurricanes couldn't stop Duke's ground game: The Blue Devils rolled up 358 yards rushing -- by far, the most by a Cutcliffe-coached team at either Duke or Mississippi -- against a Miami run defense that gives up an average of 152.
"Coach said we were going to call it and haul it," Snead said, "and that's what we did."
Connette, who often spells starter
Anthony Boone
in short-yardage situations, became the first Duke player to rush for four touchdowns since Justin Boyle did it against Vanderbilt in 2006.
"People look at this game and say, `Well, Duke didn't throw the ball against Miami, but they ran it," Connette said. "No. We ran it so well, we didn't need to throw it."
Boone -- who improved to 8-0 as a starter -- was 11 of 15 for 104 yards for Duke, which continued its remarkable turnaround from perennial punchline to serious Coastal contender.
The Blue Devils went winless four times from 1996-2007 with two more one-win seasons in that span.
"It doesn't really matter to us who believes in us," Connette said. "We believe in what we're doing and we believe in the process and everything that's going on. As long as we believe in what we're doing, we're going to be a good football team."
They've already locked up their first winning season since 1994 and now they've beaten two Top 25 teams in the same year for the first time since 1971. Duke knocked off then-No. 16 Virginia Tech on Oct. 26.
The Blue Devils allowed the Hurricanes to score 10 quick points in a 54-second span of the first quarter, then fell behind 17-7 on Morris' short TD to Waters late in the first quarter.
But they outscored Miami 41-13 after
Deondre Singleton
's momentum-changing interception off a deflection early in the second.
Connette accounted for touchdowns on three of the four possessions after that.
"We started well. We just aren't doing a good enough job of answering on defense," Golden said. "When you get into this kind of game, you really need to be perfect on offense. We weren't. They were."
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Peer Review – June 2-4, 2014
Application Process Now Open
We are currently taking applications for Peer Reviewers to read and score 21st Century Community Learning Centers applications for the 2014-2015 school year.
Ideal candidates have knowledge of this important funding and have experience in education. All are welcome to apply but only top applicants will be chosen. The final selection will depend on the number of grant applications submitted.
Dates: June 2-4, 2014
Times: 9am-5pm (each day)
Location: Black Canyon Conference Center, Phoenix, AZ
Peer Reviewers traveling less than 50 miles will be paid $1000. (all inclusive)
Peer Reviewers traveling more than 50 miles will be paid $1200. (all inclusive)
Peer Reviewers must be able to commit to all three days of service. No exceptions will be made.
Once Chosen-Peer Reviewers must complete all of the required online training prior to June 4. No exceptions will be made.
To be considered:
Submit an online Peer Reviewer Application no later than March 28, 2014.
Must be an Arizona Resident.
Selected Peer Reviewer will be notified no later than April 04, 2014.
Thank you for your interest in ensuring that the providers of 21st CCLC are of the highest quality in offering Extended Learning Opportunities for Arizona students and their families.
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Summary of Classes Report Due
Summary of Classes Offered Report
This spreadsheet provides ADE staff with a snapshot of what classes are being offered and the number of students that are being served. It enables ADE staff to provide technical assistance throughout the year to grantees that may need additional guidance instead of waiting to receive data at the end of the year in the APR.
Change to Form!!
This year there is a slight change to the form. Instead of completing separate forms for the Fall, Spring and Summer classes, the form is now set up as a continuous summary of classes form, meaning you will use one form per site for the entire fiscal year (July 1, 2011-June 30, 2012). Please contact your program specialist if you have any questions regarding the new form.
Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club
"Rooks Revenge" Chess Tournament (State Qualifier) results:
Austin Davis, 9th grade: 3rd place
Delvin Hoskie, 9th grade: 13th place
Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club season began with (5) students wanting to learn to play the game of Chess. As the season progressed with practice and preparation, our participants gradually reduce to a (2)-member team Chess Club. Both students have been nominated for the G.A.T.E.S. (Gifted & Talented) Program at our high school. Austin Davis, has made a complete turn-around as an At-Risk student to a progressing and responsible student. Delvin Hoskie, an academically sound student, has acquired a keen interest for the game of Chess.
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"Fools Mate" Chess Tournament (State Qualifier) results:
Austin Davis, 9th grade (novice): 1st place
Delvin Hoskie, 9th grade (beginner): 8th place
Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club has qualified both team members to compete in the 2012 Arizona Scholastic State Chess Championships on April 20, 21 & 22, 2012 in Gilbert, Arizona. At the recent "Fools Mate" Chess Tournament (State Qualifier), Austin Davis placed 1st (trophy) and Delvin Hoskie placed 8th (medal), as well as, the Greyhills Academy High School Chess Team placing 1st (trophy). Austin preceded his 3rd place from the previous state qualifying chess tournament by winning (4.5) out of (5) games, earning him the recognition of 1st place honors. Delvin's herald performance, by winning (3) out of (5) games, showed growth and development, and helped the Chess Team in placing 1st overall.
Good luck to Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club in the State Tournament!
2012 Arizona Scholastic State Chess Championships Results
Our Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club represented our school and Chess program with pride and passion for this year's Chess Finale. Our Chess Team Members learned and gained valuable insight and experience in playing against high-rated chess players and Chess Master's. "Win or Lose", their desire to compete and to be successful, has brought a sense of accomplishment and pride to their outstanding Chess season. In the end, it is definitely a season to build on as we begin to prepare for the upcoming 2012-2013 Chess season.
I would like to express my sincerest appreciation and great admiration for the support from Greyhills Academy High School 21st CCLC Coordinator, Regina Hale and the Arizona Department of Education – 21st CCLC staff and program. I also would like to convey my gratitude to Annette Hemstreet, Greyhills Academy High School P.E./Health Teacher, for purchasing our Chess polo shirts. Last, but not least, Chris Curley, Greyhills Academy High School Parent Educator, for all public relations (Navajo Times and Navajo-Hopi Observer) pertaining to our successful Chess season.
As the Greyhills Academy High School Chess Coach, it has been an honor and privilege to have played a role in our productive Chess season ever. Thank You Austin Davis and Delvin Hoskie for making this season memorable.
Congratulations to Greyhills Academy High School Chess Club for a great season!
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Reserve your spot at the May 2nd 21st CCLC Evaluation Workshop and Afterschool Networking Meeting in Tucson. There is NO FEE to 21st CCLC programs for participation in this interactive day of professional development.
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The 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development, a longitudinal study conducted by the Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development at Tufts University, shows youth engaged with 4-H are:
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Though I don't agree with the notion that horrible tragedies like the Haitian earthquake require global sobriety, I do see how it can feel good to wallow in sympathetic misery. And no one wallows in misery like Moshe, he of the dark beats and the morbid movie quotes. This week, the producer teams with the sharpest of tongues in Brzowski, who isn't exactly known for looking at the bright side, for the release of a new EP, Like Woe.
Its title works on a number of levels — the liking of woe, "like, whoa!," that emotion that is like woe, but not — and the five songs on the disc have just as much depth and nuance. If only because Brzowski packs so much content into each track, hundreds of words per verse, each song is a mine of cynicism, with dozens of accusations and themes to pick through. One gets the feeling there are inside jokes, practiced diatribes, phrases included just because they sounded nice next to each other.
For just a single game you can play, see how many band and album names you can hear tossed into his verses throughout the album. I heard: Here Where Nothing Grows (Ocean); Kid A (Radiohead); Dirtnap; Letters to Cleo; How to Ruin Everything (Face to Face); the Gin Blossoms; the Wastrels; Peter, Paul, and Mary; and MIA. Are these a list of influences? Just something that's fun to do? Coincidence? All seem equally possible.
For Moshe as producer, we get samples from the indie flick Lonesome Jim (starring none other than Portland's own Liv Tyler) as bookends to the opening title track; an admonition of death's approach from 30 Days of Night to open the brutally direct "The Coming Plague." He aptly mirrors Brzowski's dystopian and disassociated poetry — Affleck: "As far as the world is concerned, people like me might as well not even exist" — and props up each song with a different spare instrumental riff: a cello in "Like Woe," a distorted fat bass for "Entrail," a guitar line (played by Brzowski) in "A Dog Named Cirrhosis," a piano in "Plague." Moshe's trademark booming synths are largely absent, replaced with crisp snares.
But if it's the beats you're noticing, you're much better able to suffer the verbal bludgeoning Brzowski dishes out than I. Unlike some of his other work, there are consistently choruses, sometimes sung, and more traditional song organization than some underground hip-hop, where the song merely moves from point A to point B. As in "Entrail," though, the chorus might be longer than the verse. Or just a spiteful reiteration of the song title, raining down like a hammer's blows.
In the verses, anything goes. Sometimes the flow is completely smooth, syllables ticked off like a metronome set at 160 bpms. Other times it's like he's trying to cram 10 pounds of words in a five-pound bag, halting and hiccupped to make things fit. The change-up with K-the-I???'s inclusion in the closing "Spine," last heard on the Brzowski mix-tape Blooddrive Vol. 2: The Wreckage Between, is like the sun peeking through on a bleak winter day (except you like bleak winter days).
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INPhO, the Information Network on Post-harvest Operations, was originally designed by FAO with the support and collaboration of GIZ and CIRAD in 1996. The site is currently undergoing a review and reformat to enhance the presentation and accessibility of the information available. This information resource is managed by the FAO Nutrition and Food Systems Division.
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All you lefties must be so proud of this man-child you elected. Are you continuing your blind acceptance of this pathetic inept person? Must be fun to get FOOLED again, or is it your white guilt showing?
Here's some late-breaking news from the messiah. Enjoy. UB
Obama Suggests Raiding Social Security For Tax Relief Again
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Rob Port
Oct 27, 2012
[W]eve now gone more than 570 days into the Barack Obama Re-Election Campaign. On Day 568, Obama finally deigned to produce a second-term agenda a document so unserious and insubstantial that its release served to underscore his desperation rather than enlighten anyone on his approach to the next four years, writes Ed Morrissey.
Clearly, that didnt do anything to revive Obamas chances on the campaign trail, especially not with Mitt Romney hammering home his closing argument on jobs and the economy. Therefore, on Day 574 and late in the evening on a Friday Obama finally got around to floating a tax-cut trial balloon.
Morrissey is referring to hints from the Obama campaign that theyd like to do another version of the Making Work Pay tax relief which cut into revenues for an already beleaguered Social Security program to pay for a small amount of temporary tax relief for those earning paychecks.This didnt work the last two times it was tried, and the reason is obvious. Americans dont change their behavior based on an extra $20/week, especially not when that extra $20/week is temporary.
The White House is weighing the idea of a tax cut that it believes would lift Americans take-home pay and boost a still-struggling economy, according to people familiar with the administrations thinking, as the presidential candidates continue battling over whose tax policies would do more for the country.
Obama administration officials have concluded that the economy, while improved, is still fragile enough that it may need another bout of stimulus. The tax cut would replace the payroll tax cut championed by President Obama in 2011 and 2012, which was designed as a buffer against economic shocks such as the financial crisis in Europe and high oil prices. It expires at years end.
The new tax cut could provide hundreds of dollars or more a year to workers and show up in every paycheck. It may be similar to a tax cut Americans received in 2009 and 2010, which provided up to $400 for individuals and $800 for married couples, sources close to the administration said.
And keep in mind that this payroll tax cut comes out of Social Security revenues. Whatever else that can be said about that entitlement monster, it is currently running a deficit being obligated to pay more out in benefits than it collects in revenues. And when Social Security dips into the trust fund to make good on this deficit, the US Treasury must borrow more money to make good on the treasury bonds that make up 100% of that trust fund.
In short, Social Security already doesnt have enough revenues to maintain itself and is relying on a trust fund that is little more than an accounting fiction, and Obama wants to cut even more revenues from the program to buy votes with a tiny bit of trivial tax relief.
Update: For what its worth, the Obama campaign is now denying the Washington Posts report about their consideration of a new tax cut.


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Are you hungry? Munch on the leaves from this easy-to-make Halloween tree!
It's a snap to make this "boo-tiful" centerpiece base. Place a 12- to 16-inch tree branch in a 4-inch clay pot anchored with rocks. Cover the top with Spanish moss found at craft stores.
Use the remaining dough scraps after you've cut out your cookie shapes to make more cutouts. Combine the scraps (handling them as little as possible) and re-roll the dough on a very lightly floured surface.
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Need a recharge. I'm getting up progressively later, and soon I'll be getting up tomorrow. This is not good. I have a supposedly 8.30 - 5.30 pm job, so getting to work for 1 pm is not a good thing.
I'm going back to Melbourne for Easter. Hopefully, this will help with the ol' batteries.


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Serve your family with this homemade whole wheat and cranberry bread made using Gold Medal® flour.
You'll love making these flavorful butters. Prepare them to serve or to give with a loaf of bread. Be sure to store them in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
• Cranberry-Orange Butter: Mix 1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened, and 2 tablespoons cranberry-orange relish or sauce until blended.
• Strawberry Butter: Blend 1/2 cup butter or margarine, 1/2 cup sliced strawberries and 2 teaspoons grated orange peel in blender or food processor until smooth.
• Pecan Butter: Mix 1 cup butter or margarine, softened, 1/4 cup packed brown sugar and 1/2 cup chopped pecans until smooth.
• Maple-Peanut Butter Spread: Mix 1/2 cup butter or margarine, softened, 1/2 cup peanut butter and 1/4 cup maple-flavored syrup until smooth.
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August 17th, 2015
Rumkale and the Milky Way.
Adobe Photoshop.
Canon EOS 5D Mark III, Canon EF 14mm f/2.8L II USM.
Photo Settings: 15mm, f/2, 30 seconds, ISO 3200.
Map: 37.2722, 37.8380
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August 13th, 2015
Second planetscape of my fictional planet Merphlyn. Painted in Photoshop CS6.
First one here:
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August 11th, 2015
A blue moon rising over the water near the Newcastle Ocean Baths pump house. Taken in Newcastle New South Wales, Australia just after sunset.
0.6 GND Filter + 6 Stop Filter.
Canon EOS 6D, Canon EF 24-70mm f2.8L II USM.
Photo Settings: 45mm, f/14, 30 seconds, ISO 200.
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August 10th, 2015
Close up of downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, as seen from Stanley Park. Shot in July 2015.
Samsung NX10.
Photo Settings: 50mm, f/22, 20 seconds, ISO 100.
Yala National Park
By Bluro
August 8th, 2015
Yala National Park, Sri Lanka, 2015.
Olympus OM-D E-M5, Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 II R.
Fog and Lights in Yosemite Valley
August 5th, 2015
A long exposure shot during a late evening in Yosemite Valley.
Nikon D300S, Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 14-24mm f/2.8G ED.
Photo Settings: 14mm, f/11, 30 seconds, ISO 100.
Empire of the Alps
By Dominic Kamp
August 4th, 2015
Klöntalersee is a natural lake in the Canton of Glarus, Switzerland. Since 1908, it has been used as a reservoir for electricity production. The dam's construction substantially increased the lake's volume.
This is certainly one of my favorite lakes in Switzerland!
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Photo Settings: 18mm, f/6, 1/160 second, ISO 50.
Map: 47.0256, 8.9806
Sunset on Sri Lanka
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August 3rd, 2015
Sunset at Bentota Beach, Sri Lanka, 2015.
Olympus OM-D E-M5, Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 14-42mm 1:3.5-5.6 II R.
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August 1st, 2015
This picture was taken onboard of a research icebreaker in the Arctic. As it happens, a polar bear must have come along this spot a short time before.
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July 30th, 2015
Taken from Bradley's Head.
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By Blake Long/Special to the Journal
MOOREVILLE – Austin Timms was slightly concerned Tuesday night when fellow Mooreville starters Brandon Moore and Kelsey Scott were absent from pregame warmups.
"I was just ready to play and they weren't showing up and I didn't know what to think," said Timms. "I was just like 'Man, where they at?'"
Moore and Scott arrived just in time for tipoff and the Troopers continued on to a 68-58 victory over Byhalia in the first round of the MHSAA Class 3A North Mississippi Tournament.
Mooreville earned the right to host the remainder of the tournament beginning Thursday. The Troopers, No. 2 in the Journal's rankings, have a 4 p.m. rematch with Booneville.
The two late-starting guards did not see action against the Indians until the second quarter. Scott finished with 13 points, nine of which came in the fourth, but Moore connected on only one bucket the entire game.
Devon Bartlett and Kelton Kingsley combined for nine first-period points as the Troopers (27-4) focused on the post early.
Ben Seay and Scott knocked down 3-pointers in the second to help Mooreville edge ahead 25-21 at halftime.
Byhalia (13-18) stayed close and forced eight lead changes and four ties. Pat Stevenson connected with Dandrick Fifer for a nice alley-oop that knotted the score at 30-30 with 4:44 to play in the third.
Pulling away
The Troopers began to slowly pull away from that point though. A nice roll off a Timms short jumper capped a quick 7-0 run that increased Mooreville's lead to 39-32.
Treys by Timms and Kingsley gave the Troopers its biggest advantage of the game, 50-38, to end the quarter. Timms had 12 of his 18 points in the period.
"We shot the ball well in the third quarter when we had a little run," said Mooreville coach Jeff Tally. "Early we played tight, just didn't move well and didn't play our normal basketball."
Stevenson led Byhalia with 17 points and Kingsley added 15 for the Troopers.


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KLEIN, SUZANNE; of Lake Orion; died October 10, 2014; at 66 years of age. Beloved wife of Herbert Klein Jr. for 16 years; loving daughter of the late Doyal and Beatrice Jones; dearest sister of Sally Boss and Rick Jones; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Suzanne worked for 27 years at Powers Distributing. In her free time she loved to go biking. Funeral Service 1 p.m. Wednesday, October 15, 2014 at COATS FUNERAL HOME-WATERFORD. Pastor Frederick Sampson officiating. Burial at White Chapel Cemetery, Troy. Family will receive friends from 11:30 a.m. until the time of the service. To send a condolence please visit www.CoatsFuneralHome.com/ObituariesPublished in Daily Tribune on Oct. 12, 2014+Read More Share Listen to Obituary Remember Share a message, photo, or video below View guest book "I will miss the great family get togethers and all the..."- Kathy Reddeman Add a memory or condolence to the guest book Add Message Please add or record a video for the family of Suzanne Klein Add a video + Please add a photo and share in the life story for Suzanne Klein Add a photo + http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dailytribune/obituary.aspx?n=suzanne-klein&pid=172776520&fhid=5753


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Considerably warmer this week, highs around 80 with lots of sun!
Considerably warmer this week, highs around 80 with lots of sun!
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High 80's here today in Albany, absolutely gorgeous.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Very pleasant of late. Upper 80's (our humidity is always low, so even low 90's isn't bad). Nice display of thunderheads over the Southern Sierras in the afternoon. No rain for us in the valley, though.
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
Upper 60s. Rain off and on all day. One rain storm stopped as I was leaving home at 5:45AM, and it appears after walking to get some juice to a cafeteria, that it rained sometime between 6:20 and 8:30 AM.
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Wants:L8-L9 Head, YVH-1 Complete (as possible),R7-T1 Complete (as possible),R7-Z0 Complete (as possible)
Hot and humid today with lots of sun. We just had a brief storm go through that dumped quite a bit of rain in a short span, but now it's sunny out again. The rain did cool things off a little though.
Rained all day long. Much cooler though. I think the weather report on the radio mentioned lows in the 50s overnight, then back into the 70s by the weekend.
Very, very windy right now. Tropical stuff coming up from Mexico bringing some rain in the mountains. Lightning has started several fires in the mountains but the hose draggers have gotten the upper hand quickly in spite of the wind.
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
I actually thought I was witness to the End of the World (as we know it) today. First, the longest thunder roll I think I've ever heard awakened me just before 3 am, and aside from a 15-minute fall-asleep just before my alarm time, I've been awake ever since. There were several other lightnings and thunders throughout the day, hail, rain, winds, humidity, sun breaking through, dark clouds. It was just weird.
Checked the earthquake site: up to 746 in the last week. There's a strip running from just north of SF through the central valley, plus a circle in the Inland Empire. Is it really the end of time coming soon?
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.


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Paminggir people
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 4:23 PM GMT on December 10, 2013
I'm in San Francisco this week for the annual meeting of the American Geophysical Union (AGU), the world's largest climate science conference. Over five thousand of the world's top climate scientists are here, giving a staggering 10,000 talks and poster presentations. It's total information overload, and I will only be able to offer this week but a small sampling of the incredible amount of science being presented here.
What is the coldest place in the world? It is a high ridge above 13,000 feet in Antarctica on the East Antarctic Plateau where temperatures in several hollows can dip below minus 135.8 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 92.2 degrees Celsius) on a clear winter night, announced polar scientist Ted Scambos of the National Snow and Ice Data Center, at a Monday press conference at the AGU conference. The official world cold record of minus 128.6 F (minus 89.2 C), set in 1983 at the Russian Vostok Research Station in East Antarctica will remain intact, though, since official records have to be measured by ground-based instruments. How cold is -135.8°F? That's so cold that it would hurt to breathe, said Dr. Scambos in an AP interview. That's also well below the -109°F temperature that dry ice (frozen carbon dioxide) begins to sublimate into gaseous carbon dioxide. But don't get your hopes up that we can use the newly-found record cold spot to take CO2 out of the air and solve global warming—you need a temperature of -220°F (-140°C) to freeze CO2 out the air into dry ice "snow" at the concentrations that CO2 exists at in our atmosphere (about 398 ppm.) Still, it is an intriguing concept to build giant refrigerators in Antarctica to do just that—something that has been proposed by Purdue climate scientist Ernest Agee, in a research paper titled, CO2 Snow Deposition in Antarctica to Curtail Anthropogenic Global Warming, published earlier this year in the Journal of Applied Meteorology and Climatology .
Figure 1. With remote-sensing satellites, scientists have found the coldest places on Earth, just off a ridge in the East Antarctic Plateau. The coldest of the cold temperatures dropped to minus 135.8 F (minus 93.2 C)--several degrees colder than the previous record. Image Credit: Ted Scambos, National Snow and Ice Data Center.
Video 1. The coldest place on earth. Data from NASA-USGS Landsat 8 satellite, and NASA's MODIS sensor on the Aqua satellite. Image Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Figure 2. In this spectacular photo from Antarctica taken by a NASA scientist on November 24, 2013, we see a lenticular cloud over a pressure ridge in the Antarctic sea ice. Lenticular clouds are a type of wave cloud. They usually form when a layer of air near the surface encounters a topographic barrier, gets pushed upward, and flows over it as a series of atmospheric gravity waves. Lenticular clouds form at the crest of the waves, where the air is coolest and water vapor is most likely to condense into cloud droplets. The bulging sea ice in the foreground is a pressure ridge, which formed when separate ice floes collided and piled up on each other. Image credit: NASA Earth Observatory.
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Amusing story: Metallica Has Officially Rocked on Every Continent Following Antarctica Gig on Sunday
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Who still gives it? Do you worry if the label says purified to eliminate mercury?
Who still gives it? Do you worry if the label says purified to eliminate mercury?
I do..purified, but not pharmaceutical grade.
1200 mg twice per day
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Thanks guys. I give it to all of mine daily. Just curious if people were still using it. Is there anything to worry about if it doesn't say purified to eliminate mercury? The kind I use I get from dollar general and it does have that on the label. Just wondered if there was anything to it.
I was wondering the same thing, and so didn't buy another bottle of the Grizzly wild salmon fish oil when I ran out. I keep meaning to look into it.
What got me nervous were some recent warnings for humans about mercury in wild fish.
I ate a bunch of walleye in Minnesota last summer for example and even the fish in these isolated lakes contain mercury...apparently I ate a year's worth of mercury in one week.
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I give 2 of the fish oil supp from Kirkland/Costco to each of my Labs (7) and myself daiily, along w/a Vit E. (So far, so good... including the bred girls, btw)
does this help with shedding
There have been some studies that have tested a number of brands of fish oil for contaminants. Contaminants are rare, at least in the human-grade stuff that was tested. The species of fish that are harvested are relatively low in the food chain, meaning contaminants are less likely to accumulate, and many companies distill the oil to help remove any contaminants. I don't know if the fish oil that's marketed for pets has been tested.
My guys get Kirkland brand. My main reason for giving fish oil is for its anti-inflammatory properties.
Just for info.....I give my Labs sardines from the can, in either olive oil or vegetable oil.....one sardine each, the rest for me.
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Debian got a /48 of IPv6 addresses yesterday and I used them to create a couple tunnels and bring more of our machines onto the 6bone. For those that are not familliar with IPv6.. a /48 is large enough to hold about 64000 subnets if you use the usual configuration scheme. Each of those subnets can contain the largest switched ethernet network you can build (> 10000 hosts).
Debian Potato will have quasi usful IPv6 support in many packages, woody should be even better. The problem is getting upstream to accept patches. I wish more people writing socket/network applications would look at RFC2553 and visit the Man Page viewer at OpenBSD.org and look up getaddrinfo - that will enable their App for IPv6 pretty much right off. glibc since 2.1 has supported the functions, but there are no man pages since it is GNU.


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As anyone who has read Article II of our Constitution knows, there is no Constitutional right to vote in a Presidential election. However, I believe that all 50 (or is it 57?) states use some form of popular vote to select electors.
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Do you believe that every U.S. citizen of majority age should be guaranteed a "right to vote" in a Presidential election? Why or why not?
Should the Constitution be amended to change the way our President is elected?
I believe that not everyone should be allowed to vote in a Presidential election unless they can demonstate a basic understanding of the Federal Government and of the platforms upon which the candidates are running.
I believe that the electoral college works just fine as designed. It's the individual states that should hold the voters to a higher standard if popular vote is the method chosen to select electors.


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Retrospective exhibit to highlight former BU professor
An exhibit highlighting the work of the late Angelo Ippolito, will open Saturday, November 22. Ippolito was professor emeritus of painting at Binghamton University and a major figure in the abstract expressionism movement in New York City. An opening reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. in the University Art Museum. The reception is free and open to the public.
"A Retrospective Exhibition" will feature over 60 pieces of Ippolito's work, including paintings and collages.
A native of Italy, Ippolito immigrated to the United States in 1931. He studied at the Instituto Meschini in Rome, the Brooklyn Museum Art School, the Ozenfant School of Fine Arts and the Leonardo Da Vinci Art School in New York City. From 1948-50, Ippolito and three other artists organized the Tanager Gallery in Manhattan that remained open until 1962.
After teaching positions at Sarah Lawrence College, UC-Berkeley, Stanford and Michigan State University, he joined the Binghamton faculty in 1971. He retired in 1995 and died in 2001. While at Binghamton, Ippolito was a mentor to several painters who have since achieved prominence in the Manhattan art scene.
A prolific painter, Ippolito exhibited widely in the United States and Europe, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and the Hirschorn Gallery in Washington D.C.
The exhibition, co-hosted by the BU Art Museum and the Spool Mfg. Gallery in Johnson City, will remain on display until January 10, 2004. Regular museum hours are from 1 – 4 p.m., Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday and 1 – 7 p.m. Thursday.
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|Pacific Northwest Sea Run Forum No such thing as rainbow trout, only landlocked steelhead
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RE:Dude, Its Raining :)
I do believe that the Calawah above the forks close at the end of Febuary.
Lets see what happens...I woke up this morning with a horrible soar throat and body aches. If tomorrow I feel worse I might put off the trip a couple days untill I am 100% but if I feel okay, Im leaving O'Dark-thirty Sunday morning.
Anyone want to join me??? I am flying solo on this one.
RE:Dude, Its Raining :)
The stretches I fished upper were very similar to Morse Creek... a little bit of everything and a lot of bushwacking! You walk with the rod pointed backwards through the narrow corridors made by elk and deer sometimes, and bring a compass unless you know exactly where you are. No Spey rods here.
The lower Hoko and Sekiu rivers off 112 are much easier to access and there are some holding pools that fish well with flies. Just drive up to the gate, park and walk upstream. Best fishing on the first pool is the far side and with low water you can cross. If rising forget that note.
For an obscure native steelhead experience I would probably opt for the open fork of the upper Calawah instead. You take the road across the street from the smokehouse restaurant at La Push road. It follows the mainstem up to the upper fork. Just above the fork there is some large pocket water where fish pull off like a rest stop on the steep incline. Very good spot. Normally I would not post it here
Upriver the access stops at a parking area where a trib enters. Good hole when low water, holds fish but good luck landing a good one - very similar to the Kalama fly water up top.
In between the limit and the fork - there is a stretch that is close to the road but usually hidden by a huge logpile. Park there and walk along the stream coming under the road thru the culvert to the water. There is a set of rapids on the left, a deep bouldery long-term holding pool in front of you, and a bar angling from your shore to the far shore below. After you fish the hole in front of you, cross (since it is low) on the bar and fish the trench below the bar. This hole is *killer*.
If really low, I would concentrate on the upper pool below the rapids, and the crossing will be easy.
Another option in low water is to 4x4 in the back way from LaPush road to the forks hole - backside. I suppose at these levels you could park at the hatchery and cross the Calawah. Anyway, the lower end of the pool will be free of people and with the right lines there are plenty of fish holding down there - albeit mostly hatchery.
I like the Bogey down below Wilson's this time of year. In the past there used to be a logjam hole and the river took a hard bend to the right below it. I took Doublespey to this hole recently and it's all different now... still fishy. But years ago this pool was a multi-fish hole every time I visited.
The lower Duc off LaPush road would be a good bet or new arrivals this time of year. Manuel showed me a few years back. Brian knows two access points worth looking at - and the low water is ideal for this stretch. We hit it when the river was rising and nearly got washed away. At low water it is very fishable and as remote as anywhere you would imagine. No boats either.
Timing is key - hitting 5th bridge at first light you'll beat the boat traffic. This is a consistent producer pool for me and easy as heck to reach.
I would imagine that in low flows the upper Hoh in the park would provide unusually easy access to steely lies. The water was a trickle last time I had my clock cleaned by a big native chromer with Doublespey up there.
My .02 - hit more fishable areas on the OP than the Hoko. I also wanted to learn the Hoko but with all the other "secret" spots out there I seldom got around to it.
RE:Dude, Its Raining :)
RAIN - Bring It ON!! I'm headed north on Monday and can hardly wait to get on the water.
The upper Hoko is pockety canyon water that requires lots of hiking. If i were you and want to make the best use of your time, stop in the Quality Fly Shop in Port Angeles. They have (last time I was there) maps for a buck or two that indicate the logging roads to take to get access to the river. It's a lot tougher if you just guess.
I fished it a couple times many years ago and wasted a lot of time and effort trying to find access, etc. It's definitely not a drive-up fishery like the Elwah.
Juro - anything else??
Dude, Its Raining :)
Well the rain has began and it suppose to continue through the weekend. Woohoo!!!
From the reports I recieved the Bogey, from the Calawah down, has been pumping out fish the past few days. And guess where I am headed Sunday???
Thinking of fishing the Hoko sunday and seeing how I do and deciding where to go from there, whether I would like to float the Bogey from the Hatchery to Wilsons in the pontoon boat or risk my life on the Calawah or float the Hoh from the Park to Morgans or maybe give the Queets and Clearwater a shot. Oh the decisions, the insanity.
Juro, Brian or anyone that knows-
What does the water on the Upper Hoko look like?? Is it pocketwater, typical riffle-pool-tailout or canyanous water? Thanks!
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Posted February 4, 2005; 07:04 p.m.
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Choi is serving this spring as a lecturer in the Humanities Council and the Creative Writing Program.
"American Woman," Choi's second novel, tells the story of a young Japanese-American radical caught in the militant underground of the mid-1970s. Her first novel, "The Foreign Student" (1998), describes the experience of a war-scarred Korean man who arrives at a small college in Tennessee in 1955.
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I was reading a story tonight on yahoo that linked over to the Huff Post about a MLB owner that just paid $1,000,000.00 for a rare 1943D bronze Lincoln Head penny.
Well, when I was a youngster, my father game me an empty coin book(penny) and suggested I fill it up. This was around 1961, which I began doing. I started going through everyones change until I filled it up. I collected a bunch of steel pennies that were minted during WW2, so I knew I had pennies from that era.
My collection is from 1919 to 1961.
So, I said to myself, "What the heck, let me check my pennies". To my surprise, while looking through the steel pennies, I came across one that is more bronze in color, with wear. Not in mint condition but it is a 1943D!!!
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I have been a bicycle rider for 50 years. I still remember my first bike underneath the Christmas tree. Boy have things changed since then! My house sits at the top of a 500 foot hill and that last push to get home at the end of the day is a killer. It stopped me from one of my favorite activities. The amount of tech on this bike is amazing. The Bosch system does a great job of adding just the right amount of assist. I describe the feeling as having a friend give you a gentle push as you press on the pedal. There is no throttle like a motorcycle or snowmobile. The harder you press on the pedals, the more power the motor supplies. The handlebar display that comes with the system is very large and high contrast making it easy to read in the brightest sunlight. It also includes a backlight that makes it easy to read at night as well. The top and bottom of the display is set apart by inverting the text and background. It contains all of the information I expected on a high-end pedal-assist bike. The top contains shift indicators, battery level, assist mode, current power level, speed and light on. There are five different assist modes: None, Eco, Tour, Sport, and Turbo. Each delivering increasing power on demand. The bottom is used to display various user chosen information like Odometer, Max Speed, Trip Distance and and is flanked on both sides by four buttons: Reset, Power, Info, and Lights. There is a button pad inside the left grip that contains three buttons. From top to bottom: assist increase, information, and assist decrease. This bike is heavy, almost 50 lbs heavy. You don't want to ride this without the power assist. There is no audio or tactile warning that you are almost out of power. I plan on using this as my daily commute machine. It's nice to quickly get to work without feeling like I need to take a shower. This XM700+ has giving me the ability to rejoin the bike riding community. I'm looking forward to seeing the odometer clicking over the first thousand miles.
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I use my xm700 E-bike to go to work, take short trips to stores . The great thing about the E-bike is that it is simply a fun way to get around towm . So far i have found nothing bad about that E-bike .
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Fun Friday! Just A Little Game With A Prize ($25 Gc)
Started by Ro , Jul 16 2010 12:25 PM
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Posted 20 July 2010 - 09:27 AM
Congrats!!! Have fun shopping!
Posted 20 July 2010 - 09:37 AM
rnnurse65! Enjoy your prize!
Posted 20 July 2010 - 10:23 AM
My favorite activity in the summertime is sitting on the porch with my husband, drinking coffee or a cool beverage. It is so pleasant when a deliciously cooling breeze kicks up to dissipate the heat of summer while we watch the birds bicker or feed their young at our bird feeders. We use the time to discuss what interests us or try to solve whatever problems we have. It is solitude for thinking, enjoying life's little beauties, and connects the two of us. It is a time to be grateful for what God has bestowed on our lives.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 10:59 AM
The boutique is now open for your spending pleasure. Run don't walk to the boutique. Have fun.
Posted 20 July 2010 - 03:36 PM
rnnurse65 - CONGRATULATIONS! Wow! What a great prize you've won and I sure hope that you will stay with us and join in the fun at Scrap Girls!
Hope you're on your way to the Boutique right now! Happy Shopping!
Hope you're on your way to the Boutique right now! Happy Shopping!
Posted 20 July 2010 - 05:02 PM
Congrats rnnurse65 ... awesome prize you've won!
My beautiful new siggy created by a Cheshire Cat??? Thank you!
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:00 PM
Have fun shopping rnnurse65!
Posted 20 July 2010 - 06:22 PM
Congratulations rnnurse65!
Posted 21 July 2010 - 01:22 AM
congrats,have fun shopping so exciteded 4 u
Posted 29 July 2010 - 04:02 PM
Do I have to pick just one??? Having friends over for cookouts.
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