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Redesigned Alaskan cultural & natural history exhibits feature interactive activities and new acquisitions such as a full-scale locomotive while also offering updated favorites including the life-sized eagle nesting tree, SOS globe, and play ship.
Toprock Gemstone, Mineral, Fossil and Crystal Museum Shop near Pietermaritzburg has a collection on show of over 3000 pieces (including 300 Fossils and artifacts is of International standard and a retail shop with a HUGE variety for sale.
The Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum is home to the Spruce Goose, SR-71, Titan II Missile and more than 200 other historic aircraft, spacecraft and exhibits. Mission
Old west Tucson as it was in 1900 on display with the addition of over 125 horse-drawn vhicles of all types. Complete with 1880 large scale train display and many interactive videos.
This Designated Heritage Property was built in 1878 as a private residence. In 1884 it was sold to the Methodist Church as their Parsonage. Author L.M. Montgomery lived here during 1894-95 when she first taught school in the Bideford #6 School.
We are a Geology Museum that focuses on paleontology in South Dakota and minerals from around the world. We are located at the center of the South Dakota School of Mines Campus.
Hour long tours of the expansive state penitentiary that operated from 1901-1981. A Museum, Gift Shop, and walking path are also available on site.
Interactive displays, dioramas, full-body taxidermy mounts, films will draw you into the world of the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep. Learn about bighorn sheep and other wildlife that share their home. Guided wildlife viewing tours available.
Tucson's natural history museum features over 400 species of animals from around the world. Dioramas depicting animals in their natural settings and interactive exhibits provide fun and educational experiences for all ages.
Epiphany of Ethiopia which falls on january 19&20 the holly tabot(ark of the convenant) is removed from each church to a central area where the cermony takes place with spectrum clothings amaizing event you shuld watch.
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Pioneering social entrepreneur to speak
Posted December 15, 2009; 10:11 a.m.
Pioneering social entrepreneur Bill Drayton will speak at the kickoff of the Princeton Entrepreneurship Club's new Social Entrepreneurship Initiative at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 17, in the Friend Center Convocation Room. His lecture is titled "How Will You Do in an 'Everyone a Changemaker' World?"
The event is sponsored by the Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education and will be followed by a reception.
Drayton is a pioneer of achieving social change using organizational principles typically associated with for-profit businesses. He is chairman and CEO of Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, a nonprofit organization that seeks to empower people to address social problems. As a student at Harvard and Oxford universities and the Yale University Law School, he founded a number of organizations, including Harvard's Ashoka Table, an interdisciplinary weekly forum in the social sciences.
After serving as assistant administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and working for the New York consulting firm McKinsey & Co., he received a MacArthur Foundation "genius grant" in 1984. With the funding provided by the award he devoted himself full time to launching Ashoka. In 2005, Drayton was named one of "America's 25 Best Leaders" by U.S. News & World Report, and he is widely credited with popularizing the notion of the "social entrepreneur."
The Social Entrepreneurship Initiative will be a new wing of the University's existing Entrepreneurship Club.

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African foufou is not something you learn once and get. I've had three different teachers, Kenyan, Congolese, and Ghanaian, and I can "do" it, but I still look like one those unbelievably bad dancers on So You Think You Can Dance? Portland designer Ebenezer Akakpo instructed me on foufou dynamics in his Yarmouth apartment. "It's going all over the sides [of the pot]!" He poked fun as I attempted the stirring motion. "Try to keep it together."
Akakpo, born in Ghana, and I, born in Wisconsin, met one day in Roxbury, Massachusetts, at Tropical Foods Supermarket. I'd heard this was the place to go for a foufou stick (a stirring tool) and discovered that this is also the place to find all the animal parts that have gone missing from other supermarkets. Here were some of the labels in the meat section: "chicken feet, beef neck, beef tongue, pork stomach, pig tails, pig snout, and beef feet." Ebenezer must have seen me, the only white person in the crowded store, trying to guess my way through what looked like 100 different boxed foufou mixes. He offered to show me how his family made it. As we planned our cooking session, we discovered Ebenezer and I lived just seven miles from each other in Maine. It is truly a small, delicious world full of kind people!
The soup that he taught me to go with the foufou I'm calling from now on, "Ebenezer's All-Powerful Peanut Soup" because you start by blending five habanero chili peppers, four inches of peeled ginger root, 31 cloves of peeled garlic (that's two heads), nine bouillon cubes, a red onion, and a handful of basil, in six quarts of water. You then strain the solids and cook in that flavored water: one whole "cock" (his words; any chicken will do, cut into pieces, bones in), something smoked (he used pork hocks), tomato paste, and three de-skinned blended tomatoes. In a separate small pot, you cook unsweetened peanut butter that has been blended with an onion and water, until a stirring spoon leaves a clear trail in the bottom of the pot. Then you mix the super creamy, thick peanut butter-onion mixture into the soup, and add halved mushrooms. Once they've sucked in that insanely satisfying, rich, thick broth, your deeply delicious dinner is ready.
A woman from Burundi appeared at Akakpo's table just at this moment (nice timing!) and showed me how to eat with proper manners. First, bring your fingers together and dip them lightly in your bowl of soup. Then with those wet fingers you pinch off a small glob of the foufou and form it into a round bite. Press your thumb into it to make a mini-scoop. Dip the scoop in the soup, and then put the whole soup-laden nugget in your mouth. Ebenezer and his friend did this in the literal blink of an eye — this was just one bite. At home, my kids and I considered it a near miracle that we could eat whole bowls of soup with our hands. I enjoyed scoffing with my children, "Spoons are for English people!" Like we're African now or something. As for the big pieces of chicken in the soup, you just pick those up with your hands, eat the meat and suck those bones for every morsel of goodness. Thanks, Ebenezer, for making the big wide world into a small delicious one.
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Although I am pretty sure this is fake, I still think it's pretty cool. After all, I watch it every night on Cartoon Network (Toonami) & would love to have em on a media I can watch every day.
Wouldnt pay that price for it.
Word on the street is that a DVD GI Joe Box set is scheduled for release in 2003. Who knows, this may be it!
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Concordia is the name for the confluence of the Baltoro Glacier and the Godwin-Austen Glacier, in the heart of the Karakoram range of Pakistan. It is located in Baltistan region of Pakistan. The name was applied by European explorers, and comes from this location's similarity to a glacial confluence, also named Concordia, in the Bernese Oberland, part of the Central Alps.
Around Concordia are clustered some of the highest peaks in the world. Four of the world's fourteen "eight-thousanders" are in this region, as well as a number of important lower peaks.
Concordia offers the region's best place to camp for mountain enthusiasts not involved in climbing. With breathtaking views, it also offers short hikes to several important base camps: K2 (three hours), Broad Peak (two hours) and the Gasherbrums (three hours). An alternative exit to returning down the Baltoro Glacier is available by climbing the Gondogoro Pass (5450 meters).
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Description ADULT MALE Has mainly blue upperparts with greenish patch on back; note the bold white wing bars and white "eyelids." Underparts are mostly yellow, with blue and orange breast band, and grading to white on undertail. Lower mandible is yellow and legs are dull orange. ADULT FEMALE Similar to male but less colorful and without breast band. IMMATURE Similar to female, but less colorful.
Dimensions Length: 4 1/2" (11 cm)
Habitat Common summer visitor (mainly Apr-Aug) to deciduous, coniferous, and mixed forests; favors woodlands of sufficient maturity to have a good growth of epiphytic plants. Winters in Central America.
Observation Tips Easy to see. Singing birds provide the best opportunities for prolonged observation.
Range California, Texas, Eastern Canada, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, Southeast, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Western Canada, Florida, Plains
Voice Song is a buzzing, squeaky trill; call is a sharp tzip.
Discussion Colorful and distinctive wood-warbler. An active species that often forages high in treetops; this can make getting prolonged views a challenge. Sexes are separable.


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Three quick and easy tips for readying your nest for the New Year
The little hiatus between Christmas and New Year's is terrific for restoring order to the house. And not just correcting the Christmas chaos of prior weeks (cleaning up after houseguests, tidying a holiday-worn kitchen, etc.). Rather, everyone I speak to has commenced a full-on nesting kick, prompted more by anticipation of a new year than anything else. And most of us have an extra day or two off this time of year to really dig in.
New Year's Nesting Basics:
(Enough said. Clean House=Clean Slate)
(OUT with the old. As in, to the curb, to Goodwill, to the repair shop.)
(A wise local clothing designer once told me she could walk into anyone's home and see how their life was going. Rushed, harmonious, disengaged, inspired—it's all apparent inside your front door.)
My top priority task? Getting rid of anything out of date. At home, that means replacing bedding past its prime, tossing out-of-use items—it's about moving my nest with me into the New Year. At my office, this is just as important. For instance, I typically keep layouts from the last issue up on my wall for a month or so after publication. It's a quick way to reference previous stories and it serves as a great reminder of the general look of the last issue. This one's been up WAY too long, but I stripped it today. At once, the wall was ready for the new issue. And so am I. (NOTE: Spring/Summer 2010 publication date is March 14, 2010.)
In the meantime, I'd love to hear what you're doing in your home or office to get ready for 2010.
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Five major rivers—the Susquehanna, Potomac, Rappahannock, York, and James—provide nearly 90 percent of the fresh water to the Chesapeake Bay. These and the hundreds of thousands of creeks and streams that feed them, provide vital habitat for many aquatic species, including anadromous fish species like shad and sturgeon,turtles and amphibians, and important plants and grasses.
Stormwater runoff from farmland and urban and suburban areas wash nutrients—often excessive amounts of them—into our streams and rivers eventually leading to the Bay. Too much of these nutrients (nitrogen and phosphorus in particular) do great harm to our waters' critters, plants, and underwater life.
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Weather Forecast for Marathon
It looks like the on-and-off rain we've been seeing around here is going to continue throughout the rest of the week. The forecast for the next 7 days is calling for scattered thunderstorms through Sunday, with intermittent periods of sunshine throughout the week. That means temperatures will continue to hover in the mid-80's, a nice respite from the scorching heat we've been having all month!
Reasonably high winds at the beginning of the week are expected to slow a little towards the weekend, so start planning that fishing charter you've been thinking about. In the meantime, there's plenty to do in Marathon when a little rain comes our way. Stop by the front desk for some family-friendly rainy day activity ideas!


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- " The place is very nicely located just next to big sanddunes. Therefore a bit out of the way, but there is a bus to the city center nearby. Charley was very helpful. The hostel itself has seen better times I guess, it could have also been a bit cleaner. But still ok. If you need information or help, I can recommend his cafe in town; the minibus to the Mogao caves also departs from there. "
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By Kathleen Parker
WASHINGTON – Americans are justified in feeling numbed by the car alarm of Washington politics.
Every now and then we get a reprieve from the noise. Something breaks through: a sex scandal, a gaffe, a surprise resignation. Already the words "Petraeus affair" have been supplanted by "DeMint's departure."
Sometimes our tropes get muddled. Commenting on the "fiscal cliff" negotiations, Republican Rep. Kevin McCarthy told reporters: "The president now has to engage. I think the sex [catches himself] … the next 72 hours are critical."
Noisiest is the "fiscal cliff," which will be looming at least until Christmas or even New Year's. What do most Americans know about it? Not much except that Washington, as usual, isn't doing what's necessary to prevent it.
The cliff negotiations between President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner have taken on the aspect of a game of chicken. Boehner needs spending cuts; Obama needs revenue. America needs both.
Who will blink first before we plummet off the edge into automatic tax increases for all, government spending cuts and a probable recession?
After so many years of partisan intransigence, it's easy enough to assume that all parties are equally guilty, but this time Obama is driving the herd. Elections have consequences, as the president keeps reminding us. By this, he apparently means that he will have things his way, the rest of the country be damned.
Obama's political history, albeit brief, provided the answer even if some failed to notice. Contrary to his campaign rhetoric, the president is not a conciliator but an instigator who habitually doubles down. He may not be a socialist, an accusation he swats away with a bored chuckle, but he is a big-government guy. Obama was hardly coquettish back in 2008 in describing his vision to that nice plumber fellow, Joe Whatshisname, when he said he thought some of America's wealth needed to be redistributed.
Some found it easy to imagine that Obama didn't mean redistribution through confiscation, but rather through a more equitable arrangement of opportunities and rewards. Billionaires and tycoons who have gotten so very rich by gaming a system that favors insiders are loved by few.
Turns out: Obama really did mean confiscation and redistribution, and this promise is the "gift" that got him elected and got Mitt Romney pilloried. Of course Obama was re-elected at least in part because so much of America now is a constituency of the needy. This is not an indictment of people who have suffered through a terrible economy and job losses. It is simply a fact that many people need a helping hand right now and Obama's is extended.
By contrast, Republicans – and especially Romney – seemed merely to be part of the ongoing problem.
The problems Obama inherited can't be denied. Nor can it be denied that once he felt Republicans were going to block his agenda, he doubled down. All signs now indicate that Obama's transformational presidency will not have Americans holding hands and singing over s'mores.
If we go over the cliff, Republicans will be blamed. And Obama, appearing virtuous while figuring he has four more years to patch things up, will get the middle-class revenues he needs while effectively neutralizing the enemy.
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By Ben Levisohn
For once, no Fed talk. No questions about tapering, no fretting about rising Treasury yields or their impact on stocks. No. This week had something different, something we haven't seen in a couple years.
The U.S. is going to war.
Not a real war, mind you. President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry both have done their best to explain that the U.S. is preparing airstrikes against Syria, and only air strikes. There are no plans for a ground invasion, no calls for regime change, no plans for a repeat of Afghanistan or Iraq. Just a punishment for using chemical weapons against its own people. It's almost like the old Monty Python skit–"he's here for the holiday…and NOTHING ELSE."
Still, the stock market reacted to the drum beat of war in the same way it had been to everything else in August–by falling. The Dow Jones Industrials Average dropped 1.3% to 14,810.31–its fourth consecutive week of declines–while the S&P 500 index fell 1.8% to 1,632.97. The Nasdaq Composite declined 1.9% to 3,589.87 and the small-cap Russell 2000 index finished down 2.6% at 1,010.90.
S&P's Howard Silverblatt looks back at the summer of 2013 as we head into Labor Day weekend:
The summer of 2013 may not have been a Bull, but it did its job. From the May 24th close of 1649.60, when the index was up 15.67% YTD, to today's close was 1632.97, the market has had to come to grips with, and finally accept, that Fed buying and stimulus was ending, with most expecting an announcement of such after the September 17-18 Fed meeting (although next Friday's employment report at 8:30 a.m. may have something to say about that). Consumers and corporations have remained very cautious about spending, as higher taxes and the government sequester (reduced spending) have started to work its way through the economy. The debt limit debate never went away, and is now back for round X (lost count). And then there is Egypt and now Syria. Through all that, the market mostly held its ground against profit taking. And while the 1.01% decline over the Summer of '13 is nothing to write home about (annualized -3.70%), interpreted in the light that it might finally be our pullback, it seems minor (at this point).
As for that aforementioned jobs report, Nomura's Aichi Amemiya and Joseph Song believe it will go a long way to determining whether the Fed will begin tapering in a little more than two weeks, or wait a bit. They write:


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March 3, 2014
For many reasons, it's now time for Arthur to go dormant. There are no further print issues of Arthur planned at this time, and our digital presence(s) will no longer be updated with new stuff.
We're happy we got to do the three print issues we published in 2013, while being able to pay our contributors for the first time ever and fulfill all those old outstanding subscriptions. Deep gratitude to Jason Leivian and his Floating World Comics for co-publishing Arthur in this last phase.
So, it's time to say goodbye, once again. Perhaps the mag will sprout again in the future, perhaps not. In any event, we hope we've been of some use, and thank everyone who's been so sweet to us.
Thank you so kindly,
Jay Babcock and the Arthur Gang
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Compiler, library and interactive debugging for IBM z/OS and z/VM applications
IBM® VS FORTRAN includes a compiler, a library and interactive debugging facilities. It compiles and generates applications for the IBM z/OS® and IBM z/VM® platforms.
VS FORTRAN delivers:
- Scalar, vector and parallel processing—performs vector and parallel processing and standard sequential (serial) processing within a single program.
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Scalar, vector and parallel processing
- Provides optimized scalar processing for high serial program performance.
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Journey with us on our most exciting itinerary, Slickrock's ever-popular Belize Adventure Week! Inland we kayak, go ziplining and waterfall rappelling and visit a Mayan ruin. At our private island we kayak, snorkel, dive, windsurf, fish, and surf.
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The new Lafayette WM opened today and looks very nice. I finally found a McQuarrie Chewbacca there today; they had full pegs of Legends wave 1 and basic wave 3, along with the first six Comic Packs, some vehicles, lightsabers, and those R2-D2 laptops. Thank god they closed down that old junky store.
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He's just now using this talent in multiple ways.
For years, he simply told stories as a journalist, mainly covering sports, and spent his time in press boxes, while traveling to arenas and stadiums covering events like the Super Bowl and Rose Bowl.
The Brookfield resident is still traveling. He's doing it now for his other passion - being a singer-songwriter.
"It's identical; it's just a different format," said Hoehn, who explained that growing up he never was in a band or involved in anything related to music. "But as a journalist, I've always liked to write, so I just dabbled around and learned how to play the guitar."
Hoehn, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's web producer since 2001, just released his fourth CD, "Silhouette of a Fool" earlier this year.
His style is similar to tropical rock, and some of his songs have received airplay on alternative country stations across the country, as well as in Europe, Canada and Tasmania.
Getting to see the sights
Hoehn has traveled the country to perform at venues ranging from music festivals in Texas (where he recorded his first two CDs) to house concerts and one-night shows in Canada.
In 2011, he had 45 dates and will have just as many in 2012.
A highlight this year was opening for country music icon, Don Williams, a 2010 inductee to the Country Music Hall of Fame, twice in a three-day span in March in Racine and Eau Claire.
Hoehn has a busy weekend as he will perform Thursday at the Two Seasons Bowl in Elkhorn and then will compete in the Big Top Chautauqua songwriting contest Friday in Bayfield before playing Saturday in Sawyer, Mich.
Hoehn will play eight gigs in 10 days on an East Coast tour in September and travel to Florida in November.
"Each one leads to the next," Hoehn said. "You play at one place and somebody sees it and gives you a shot. It's pretty competitive, but you pick your spots and are thankful for what you get.
"I'm pretty lucky to where my family gets trips out of this and sees parts of the country."
Hoehn said that he and his family (his daughter and oldest son are at Brookfield Central and his youngest son is in eighth grade at Pilgrim Park Middle School) took a 4,500-mile road trip to San Carlos, Mexico, during spring break for one of his gigs last year.
Hoehn also went out West with one of his sons last summer, and in between his shows the two did some whitewater rafting.
"That's not bad for knowing three chords," said Hoehn, who also spent time as a sports information director at Carroll University, was the managing editor of the New York-based Rugby Magazine and wrote a parenting book.
It all started at Summerfest
Hoehn said he started this music endeavor when he signed up for a local songwriting contest in the early 1990s and got the opportunity to perform at Summerfest.
He put out his first CD shortly afterward, and his music career kicked off.
"It's just writing for me," Hoehn said. "It's just a different kind of writing. I'm not a good cover guy and you could go to any Holiday Inn and find a better cover guy, but it's fun and very enjoyable."
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Northwestern University has awarded its Frederic Esser Nemmers Prize in Mathematics to Princeton professor Yakov Sinai. The award, which is given every two years and carries a stipend of $125,000, recognizes Sinai for his major contributions to the study of chaos.
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Assignment: Education-Single-Gender Classroom Expansion
Asking questions, sharing ideas and making choices is a big part of high school education. At Central High School, students are given a choice in their education that is rare among school's across the country.
Opting to take an all-girls freshman English class is that choice... as there are only 12 other schools across the state that have reported offering single-gender classes.
"I thought that it would be easier for me to be with all the girls," said Kabao Yang, Central High School sophomore. "And when you're with all the girls it's easier to concentrate and it's easier for you to be yourself around the girls."
Kabao took the all-girls ninth grade English class last year. And, along with her peers, really enjoyed it.
"Not to be sexist, but boys are distracting," said Heidi Kramer, Central High School sophomore, "and they are obnoxious sometimes especially when something sensitive comes up."
"I think girls get the confidence they need to succeed later in high school in co-ed classes," said Susan Beauchamp, Central High School English teacher. "They feel more comfortable around the other girls... the other students. And more ready to speak up and speak their minds."
For the second straight year, Central High School is once again offering an all-girls and an all-boys English 9 class. And while the all-boys English class isn't as popular, the boys who are taking the class this year find it just as rewarding.
"I've actually gotten better grades in this class than in other classes," said Zack Brady, Central High School freshman. "I usually get most of the material better in this class because I'm less distracted, and he teaches differently than other teachers do."
That's because the teaching methods are specifically geared towards boys or girls. However, the material and requirements are the same.
"There is no difference in the curriculum," said Jeff Fleig, Central High School associate principal. "They're still getting the... English 9 is still getting English 9 curriculum. It's not any easier. It's not any harder."
And last year's tests show the students are learning the material better.
"We did do some testing pre and post and we did see a significant increase," said Beauchamp.
"The boys had the largest jump in terms of reading comprehension and fluency on this nationally-normed assessment which was exciting for us," said Fleig.
Last year's single-gender English 9 pilot program was such a success that through the requests of students and the interests of additional teachers, the administration decided to add more single-gender classrooms in additional subjects.
"We have three sections of all-girls weight training; two this semester, one next semester. For the incoming freshman, we offered Algebra 1. And we have one section of all girls roughly about 28 students," said Fleig
This year, upperclassmen are included in the single-gender classroom choices. The all-girls weight training class is offered to students in grades ten through 12. And the decision to join didn't weigh too heavily on the 72 students who signed up.
"I think I was more comfortable weight training with just girls," said Hannah Carlson, Central High School junior. "Cause I know I can get kind of uncomfortable when boys are there watching you."
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"I think now in school we're a little more cognoscente of students fitting in," said Fleig. "We want them to feel part of the school community. We want them to feel comfortable here. And this is a way to offer them something they can become engaged in."
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We used to eat there on a regular basis because they were very careful about GF...however the last 2 times they have messed up my order and brought it with gluten containing items. I won't eat there anymore.
Quick and easy dinner (love the 2 for $20 deal). They have a gluten free menu and staff is helpful. I usually get a sirloin with sautéed mushrooms and a side of veggies. 1 star off because I noticed on their gluten free menu in the "popular chains" section of this app it says Cesear Salad without dressing or croutons yet in the dressings it lists Cesear as gluten free. I have avoided it because of the confusion.
827 Odd Fellows Rd, Crowley, LA 70526
Love it. look on kiosk. have to take off what you can and can't eat. like I can't eat tomatoes. no Pico gegio.
3909 Pavillion Ct, Mesquite, TX 75150
Easily accessible gluten free menu on the kiosk with lots of options. I am unsure if they are celiac friendly.
1428 Interstate Dr, Cookeville, TN 38501
Staff is unsure of certain items. Best bet is to use their ziosk located at each table. Go to dietary options and scroll to GF options. Chips are not corn chips (or at least not 100%).
1365 Concord Pkwy N, Concord, NC 28025
Good gluten free choices. The server was excellent making sure everything was ok for me. I would go there again.
7643 Gall Blvd, Zephyrhills, FL 33541
Food not good for the price. Chips and salsa only good item.
2200 Emporium Dr, Jackson, TN 38305
The gluten free options were not as extensive as the corporate menu I found online. However, I understand the difference between corporate and privately owned stores. I ate the ribs and baked potato recently and had no issues. The manager stated that their french fry fryer is not a dedicated fryer. I am thankful they were truthful!!! Our wait staff was excellent and look forward to stopping by again when traveling through.
Airport Blvd, Orlando, FL 32827
they have a sheet that highlights all the gluten free options in a binder. they also are willing to alter dishes if possible. fajitas were great! ice cream for desert. angry orchard and ommission beer.
3600 Liberty Mountain Dr, Lynchburg, VA 24502
They do have a gluten free menu however it is limited. They only have 1 choice for appetizer and 1 choice for dessert. They need to expand the selection.
204 Hamilton Crossing Dr, Alcoa, TN 37701
Usually they are good and safe, but they served me flour tortillas last time I was in there and insisted they were corn. A few minutes later they came and told me they were in fact flour. It was too late...I had already eaten half of one and was sick for several hours :(
7281 Pav Way, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
eaten there twice off of the gluten free options menu without any issues.
668 E 400 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Chilis has a tablet at every table and you can play games and pay your bill. It also has a menu for different allergies including gluten free it lists all the items available without gluten.
348 E Hanes Mill Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27105
If you go online, Chilis has an allergen menu on several allergies including a gluten free section. There are VERY many choices. I eat from here often and I have never felt any sickness.
Building 2140, Lawn Avenue, 66877 Ramstein-Miesenbach, Germany 66877
Have a printed allergen list and the server knew what I meant when I said I have celiac and needed my plate to be gluten free. Had the Old-timer cheeseburger with loaded mash potatoes. Pretty good!
3015 W Radio Dr, Florence, SC 29501
Decent sized GF menu, knowledgeable staff and good prices.
240 Danada Square W, Wheaton, IL 60187
Tex-mex with a limited Gluten-Free menu. Nothing fried is safe including their tortilla chips. The "Craft burgers" are made Gluten-Free by omitting the bun, fries, and onion rings. Their Gluten-Free menu contains a prominent cross contamination legal disclaimer which definitely does not inspire confidence. I decided not to eat anything, but at least the Margarita was good.
10430 State St, Sandy, UT 84070
They have a computer system to help you order and if you ask your waiter, they'll change their gloves and use to new pans
Terminal Building, 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235
Ate here last year and ordered a salad with no tortilla chips (suggested GF meal). Half-way through eating there I found tortilla chips buried in the bottom of the salad. They comped the meal and luckily I didn't get sick (I did take some activated charcoal though). I probably won't eat here again though.
3820 U.S. 54, Osage Beach, MO 65065
I usually find a crouton in my salad.
2651 2nd St, Coralville, IA 52241
Great variety of GF options!
1245 Hover St, Longmont, CO 80501
Great dietary menu. The staff was very helpful. The food was delicious.
Terminal 3, 200 Terminal Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33315
This is a full service restaurant behind security inside the terminal. The manager offered me a written list of items that could be modified to be gluten free, but they did not have GF bread products or a GF fryer. I had a bunless burger with a side of broccoli and did not get sick.
3840 West 10th Street, Greeley, CO 80634
tasty gf smoked wings. tasty potatoe soup!!. delicious gf prim rib and shrimp fajitas. no gut problems.
1599 South Yellowstone, Pocatello, ID 83202
Has a great allergy list menu.
4020 E 53rd St, Davenport, IA 52807
I am so happy with this restaurant. I have Celiac Disease and they are very accommodating. I went here for Veterans Day and the staff was wonderful. They made my free meal Gluten free for me and even double checked on how I was doing. I go here when I need a great meal.
770 54th St SW, Wyoming, MI 49509
Food was great & have an allergen menu. I told the waiter my daughter was celiac and asked them to change gloves. The manager changed gloves and made all of her food. Great service & great food - no illness
25061 Country Club Blvd, North Olmsted, OH 44070
Gluten free tacos and sides. Some of the staff is not that knowledgeable but if you use the allergen list on the table kiosk you will be okay.
685 Interstate 30 Frontage Rd, Rockwall, TX 75087
found a crouton in my salad after explaining in depth they needed to be careful when preparing my food. who knows what other cross contamination happens there.
2024 Fayetteville Road, Van Buren, AR 72956
My server was very accommodating to make sure everything was GF. Every time I go I am able to order something different and am never disappointed.
110 Nebraska St, Sioux City, IA 51101
I stated I have Celiacdesease and could not have gluten. they assured me they would make sure nothing was contaminated. I have been so sick since I ate there. I will never go back!
1428 Interstate Dr, Cookeville, TN 38501
Ordered baked potato soup off the gf menu and they were busy and apparently the soup got cold while waiting for the rest of my table's dishes to be ready so they put flour in it to thicken it. I wondered why it was already mixed up as opposed to the normal garnish on top but didn't think anything of it til I was sick. This location is nasty anyway... every time I've been here there has been food on my silverware still which is not only gross but also dangerous for celiacs.
2200 Emporium Dr, Jackson, TN 38305
Corporate gluten free menu. First time trying this location. No issues.
3339 Cobb Pkwy N, Acworth, GA 30101-3940
the kiosk menu helped tremendously on helping me order and the staff was very knowledgeable
108 Middlesex Turnpike, Burlington, MA 01803
Good GF ribs! No GF menu, but a detailed allergen list.
1700 Baytree Rd, Valdosta, GA 31602
Great selection. They have an automated system all set up for you to see everything that's gluten-free.
128 Shannon Rd E, Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
We stopped here for a quick lunch on a road trip, and we were very pleasantly surprised. They have a largish gf menu on the electronic kiosk at the table (the kiosk also had sections for several other allergens - soy, shellfish, etc). Lots of options. Food came out fast, was fresh, tasted good. The server was great, understood our needs, and got our order perfect. We would definitely stop here again, especially since there are so few options in town.
Terminal Building, 8008 Herb Kelleher Way, Dallas, TX 75235
So-called GF wings came out breaded. Server had no clue. Asked kitchen but then brought things that clearly were not GF.
320 Fort Loudoun Medical Center Dr, Lenoir City, TN 37772
Not my favorite place! They TRY really hard but I get sick every time I go there........ So o don't attempt to eat there any more.
2809 N Hwy 75, Sherman, TX 75090
Chili's has a gluten free menu, including fajitas with corn tortillas.
1320 Del Range Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82009
Server was nice, she didnt have a good understanding of gluten, but she wrote everything down and said she'd make sure it was right in the system. The place was dirty, service was slow and the food was not worth the money paid. Got the chicken fajitas, chicken was cold and corn tortillas were so tough I could barely pull apart to eat them. Reminded us of why we dont eat here.
2651 2nd St, Coralville, IA 52241
Dietary options are listed on the Ziosks at each table and all the GF options are listed!!The Sante Fe Salad or Ribs with Asparagus are my fav!
3629 Center Park Dr, West Jordan, UT 84084
I was pleasantly surprised to find that they had a menu with several options of food made without wheat/gluten.
813 South University Drive, Plantation, FL 33324
Told the waitress I have celiac. She went over the menu with me. Even as the food was brought to the table she reassured me it was all gluten free. After a few bites I realized my tortilla was a flour tortilla. I was sick for days. They may have a gluten free menu but the staff isn't educated. I will never go there again...
3600 Liberty Mountain Dr, Lynchburg, VA 24502
They have a dedicated menu for gluten free that you can view on the computer at the table. The staff is all new but the options are pretty tasty and plentiful, especially for a regular chain restaurant.
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, 3200 E Airfield Dr, DFW Airport, TX 75261
@DFW airport near Gate 17Twice I have grabbed a lunch to go as I fly through and they have been both very helpful & careful with my meal. The managers come over and double check what I can order and ensure that my order is processed correctly. Both times I have gotten a Tex Mex chicken bowl without tortilla chips = gluten & dairy free.Much appreciated!
2024 Fayetteville Road, Van Buren, AR 72956
Not many options-baked potato soup was goof
110 Nebraska St, Sioux City, IA 51101
The Fajitas with corn tortillas are gluten free and very good!
10430 State St, Sandy, UT 84070
Knowledgeable staff and no adverse reactions. Food was delicious!
195 House-Carlson Dr, Batesville, MS 38606
Not a bad choice - many safe options and friendly helpful staff. Mini computers at each table show you safe options. They have a disclaimer that cc is possible. Grilled chicken, ribs, salads, much more.
8376 La Palma Avenue, Buena Park, CA 90620
I was offered one gluten free option so can't say much about the menu. The service was fair.
3020 South Glenstone Avenue, Springfield, MO 65804
They have an allergy menu but the choices are limited especially if you have multiple allergies like me which requires you look back and forth between multiple allergy menus.
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Although that first novel was nothing short of literary mud, with each successive piece of work she improved her writing and eventually reached that coveted published status. A journalist (who during college swore she'd never write news), Kimberly has worked for both daily and weekly newspapers, covering multiple beats including education, health and crime, but she always dreamed of writing novels and someday saying goodbye to her nonfiction roots.
Born and raised in scenic Mariposa, California, Kimberly knows a thing or two about small towns—preferring the quiet, rural atmosphere to the hustle and bustle of a busy city any day—but she and her husband make their home in Oakdale, which represents a compromise between the two worlds. Kimberly and her husband, John, met and fell in love while filming a college production. He was the camera operator and she was the lead actress. Her husband often jokes that he fell in love with his wife through the lens of a camera. A year later they were married and have been together ever since.
In addition to writing, reading and drinking hot chocolate by the windowsill when it rains, Kimberly enjoys photography and is the resident photographer for every family event, including weddings and new babies. The photographs gracing the walls of their home are comprised almost entirely of shots Kimberly has captured, whether on the job or just playing around with the camera. The oldest of four siblings and the mother of three children, Kimberly divides her time between football games, swim meets and deadlines.


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Italian carvers began to use shells for their creations in the early 1880's. Most commonly, cameos portrayed the faces or images of Romanesque women. Most often they had upswept hairstyles and some were even adorned with jewelry. The cameos usually depicted the portrait of the "idealized" woman or god's and goddesses from mythology.
This gorgeous large shell cameo pin/pendant is hand carved and from the Art Deco (ca1920) era. The piece is set in an ornate and unusual 14kt yellow gold setting which combines a border of small hearts with very Art Deco enameled corners. The enameling is a wonderful geometric pattern with red, yellow and blue sections. The beautiful face of the woman is highly detailed with curls in her hair and flowers that rest on her shoulder and bust. Around her neck is a sterling chain and pendant that has a single diamond set within it. The wire chain of the necklace is riveted through the cameo and ties in the back. On the back of the pin/pendant is a pin clasp as well as a swing down bail which easily transforms the piece from a brooch to a pendant. This exquisite and unusual pin/pendant would make a lovely addition to any collection!
Measurements: The cameo measures approximately 1 5/8" long and approximately 1 1/8" wide. The overall measurement of the brooch is a little less than 1 7/8" long, approximately 1 1/2" wide and 1/2" deep.
Condition: The overall condition of the brooch is excellent. There is no apparent damage to the cameo or the gold. There are a few very minor chips in the enameling which is not noticeable when worn. The pin clasp fits snug and secure and both the bail and the clasp are in good working condition.


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Just a glimpse of these vintage-inspired looks made me want to jump through my screen and try on all of them. The way I'd describe them is almost identical to the way Rodellee of Adore Vintage, which means a) I have a strong sisterly love for her, and b) I won't attempt to do it better. So – she identifies the dreamy pieces, by designer Juliette Hogan, as "a mix of late 30s elegance and 70s bohemian, but with more subdued colors." Couldn't have said it better, myself.
The full print gown on the upper right is just sooo ideal for a vintage-inspired wedding. Wedding gown or bridesmaid gown, either way, someone must wear this magnificent flowing luxuriousness.
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Bernabe A. Icaza of Coral Springs has been nominated for the position of chair-elect 2011-12 by the Health Law Section's Nominating Committee.
The committee has also nominated Monica L. Rodriguez of Miami for treasurer and Nicholas W. Romanello of West Palm Beach for secretary for 2011-12.
The nominating committee also nominated the following persons for the expiring executive council positions:
· 2012 Mildred Beam (re-elected and replaces Nicholas Romanello)
· 2014 Erin A.S. Aebel (new seat)
· William P. Dillon (re-elected)
· Steven A. Grigas (new seat)
· Rodger L. Hochman (new seat)
· George F. Indest (re-elected)
· Robert N. Nicholson (re-elected)
The Health Law Section will elect its officers and executive council members on June 24 during The Florida Bar's Annual Convention in Orlando. All members of the Health Law Section are encouraged to attend the meeting and section reception which will immediately follow.
Section 7.4 of the Health Law Section bylaws allows for other nominations to be made by petition of at least 15 voting members of the section. The petition must be filed with the chair no later than 30 days prior to the date of the annual meeting. Petitions can be emailed to Nominating Committee Chair Troy A. Kishbaugh at email@example.com or faxed to (407) 244-5690.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett shares a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
Conclusion: Loan Star
There was no sense denying it: We had to change gears.
So we grabbed the blind and set up at the wide flat, which was joined by a creek bottom and a mesquite-covered expanse. For an hour, we waited and called. Then we waited and called another hour. Then we just waited.
But do you know what? During that third hour, three silent 2-year-olds popped onto the flat and walked within 25 steps of the blind. I shot one, and we breathed a sigh of relief. The sit-and-wait tactic had produced.
After taking pictures, we longed to stretch our legs, so we hit another spot for one last Texas walk-and-call session. Guess what? We killed another one in quick fashion.
Maybe waiting patiently had been the right strategy, or perhaps cutting and running would have produced anyway. Or maybe it just helps to hunt Texas.
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[ I always keep my reviews someplace else but I decided to repost this one here because it's both a) related to technology and b) it's a red alert. So to speak. ]
Boy, what can I tell you?
"Aardvark'd" is supposed to be a movie documenting how four intern developers at a New York based software company create a new application in twelve weeks. In itself, this is probably already uninteresting for anyone who's not tech-inclined and has no idea how software is actually developed in the real world. Problem is, even if you fit this bill but were in fact interested in learning about it, it's certainly not in "Aardvark'd" you'll find out how it goes. Producing a movie like this, you not only alienate about 95% of the world population from the get-go. You go the whole distance and simply alienate everyone.
For this is a terrible, terrible documentary. I can't even begin to tell you how much this stuff sucks. Rarely in the past I've been so disgusted with something I see on the screen, even moreso when I spend real cash having it shipped all the way from New York. Because what we actually get to see is four dudes, some of which look like it's the first time they're getting out of their respective houses, doing just about everything except for coding and getting an application off the ground: one plants tomatoes, another covers his windows with alluminium paper because he thinks some end-of-the-world type thing outside is targetting him (incidentally this is the same guy who seems to be conditioned into saying the word "like" every couple of seconds. Go figure.), another speaks so slow he's either stoned or retarded. I could go on, but you get the idea. And don't even get me started on the soundtrack. I want a puff of whatever these guys have been smoking.
This is a real shame simply because the potential for this to have been a great innovative documentary was enormous. Instead we're left with an incredible waste of our time. I feel like Joel Spolsky - the company owner, mentor of this project and the one who's pitched so much about this DVD that he tricked me into buying it - literally sucked 80 minutes out of my life for nothing. I should be reimbursed for this.
Not even the short appearance of Paul Graham, one of the most proeminent advocates of creating your own company, makes up for it despite those incredibly short five minutes truly being the highlight of the feature.
I hate the concept of censorship, but this one shouldn't have been allowed off the press. This movie is just wrong. Just wrong. Avoid at all costs.


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President Trump, his fossil fuel administration, and anti-conservationists in Congress are attacking America's public lands!
Donate today and help save America the beautiful. Your gift today could be what stands between our public lands and Big Oil's drills.
The Wilderness Society applauded the U.S. Senate today for passage of legislation to upgrade Pinnacles National Monument to a national park. The bill, which will make Pinnacles the nation's 59th national park, advances to President Obama for his signature.
With the release of its Final Environmental Impact Statement for the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska, the federal Bureau of Land Management today set a balanced course for the future of the western Arctic, allowing oil and gas exploration while protecting special areas within the NPR-A.
The Wilderness Society issued the following statement from Doug Walker, Governing Council Chair and Peter Dykstra, Pacific Northwest Regional Director at The Wilderness Society:
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The following statement is from Alan Rowsome, director of conservation funding for The Wilderness Society, on President Obama's speech today on the fiscal cliff.
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As some of the chips worked but not all I wonder if they have been programmed already (grey imports?) and need an external crystal as fuses have been set for that. Adafruit have an ArduinoISP2 that can supply a 8Mhz clock signal from an UNO pin that is maybe good enough to reset fuses.Another possibility is the fuses have been set to disable Reset pin or ISP. I think you would need a high voltage programmer to fix this problem.
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House speaker Nancy Pelosi in an interview with Rachel Maddow has stated she would rather see criminal prosecutions for Bush administration lawbreakers than a Truth commission like the one proposed in the Senate by Sen Leahy and Sen Whitehouse .
I think this is a step in the right direction and is important because the American people should know just how we were represented while Bush was president. Let the Judicial system handle this and see where the chips fall.


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Many times in these columns I've written about how I came to Grant County right before my 22nd birthday.
Now, I'm leaving about two months before I turn 25.
Over the course of those three years, I've learned a lot about this county and the people within.
During my first few months here, I learned the lay of the land and met a lot of people who helped me get acquainted with my new home.
I remember, as a kid, how the older men would spin a yarn and pull my leg with stories and anecdotes that entertained me. Occasionally an opportunity arises to which I can continue good stewardship and instill a new generation with thought.
While some businesses may never hear when their customers are upset, a community newspaper is different.
After the many calls we've received wondering where the TV listings are, I know we've got some unhappy customers.
The TV listings have been part of the Grant County News since 1992. As times changed, so did the look and information they contained. We've been happy to provide our readers with this service, but unfortunately we will no longer be able to include them inside our pages.
It's funny when I look back on my time in high school because when it was over, I thought that things would never be the same.
I had a world set up where I knew mostly everybody, could leave during free periods and was cruising through my senior year enjoying every moment.
I had lived in Augusta for 13 years and knew every street and what I liked and loved about the city.
But after I graduated high school, I knew that life was going to change, sooner rather than later.
I spent Mother's Day in West Virginia with my mother, Reda Cochran Bailes, and her sisters, Erma and Velma. Or as my great nephew Ethan wrote, when he was 7-years old, in his essay, "We have a big dinner on Mother's Day, and the 'Ants' come."
I should have known something was amiss because everything seemed out of whack on Monday and by Monday night, I knew why.
There in the sky – shining bright and round was a full moon and a full moon means people act strange.
It's during a full moon that we often get strange phone calls at the News office, asking us about strange things in the community.
During a full moon, the phones will ring incessantly and the News office becomes a revolving door of visitors.
I used to be in decent enough shape.
I mean, I've never had what anyone would confuse as muscular arms.
The only six-pack that could be used to describe me is the liters of Mountain Dew I used to drink in high school.
But, I was an active kid whose legs were deceptively strong from playing soccer constantly and I could run around all day without tiring.
My how things have changed.
My eating habits are about the same, if not a tad worse, but the difference is my body can't work off the calories in my new couch potato exercise routine.
I am not good at golf.
Wait, not good doesn't do my skills justice. I'm terrible.
I've only gotten out and played a couple times, but despite my skills, I love the game.
I can go out and stink it up for 18 holes, but there is always that one shot or one putt that is perfect and makes me fall in love with the game and makes me want to come back.
It's the game that is so frustrating, but so relaxing.
But it took me a while to get to this place.
I suppose that 99.9 percent of us can be considered to have racist tendencies whether we recognize them in ourselves or whether we don't. That .01 percent that doesn't have such tendencies is probably you.
I have never walked in the shoes of a hardcore racist, though I could have easily been influenced by my parents who were influenced by their parents in a world considerably different from our world today.
I don't know if I'm just noticing things as I get older or what, but it seems that lately I'm noticing some stupid people out and about.
Don't get me wrong we've all done stupid things at one point in our lives. Some of them probably more stupid or worse than others, but I'm noticing a trend lately and it's got me worried.
The other morning as I was sitting at the entrance of Hogan's Mill preparing to turn right onto the Dry Ridge Bypass, I observed a man, driving a maroon Chevrolet, drive past.
When people are near blindness, straining to see through thick-lens glasses, people, in general, admire their courage and have some sympathy for their challenges. I'm pretty sure if someone is completely deaf, they are also extending understanding.
Not so, for the hard-of-hearing. People yell at them. Sure, it's what they have to do to get them to hear, but it's usually mixed with a good dose of, "You're really annoying."
It totally amazes me what has happened to our political parties and people. Decisions are being made along party lines—no matter if they have any substance or reasoning. People are adhering to lies that have been told and retold until the liars believe the lies themselves.
They call it March Madness for a reason.
The NCAA basketball tournament is crazy and by far the best sporting event of the year.
It easily surpasses the Super Bowl, the World Series and the BCS National Championship game for the most thrills, biggest surprises and greatest fun a person can have sitting in front of a television all day.
For the first time, I will be taking off work for the first two days of the tournament to enjoy the matchups with two of my friends.
I think we all hold onto things: a tattered baby blanket or tiny baby shoes, a fragile piece of china, a broken pocket knife or a family Bible passed through the years and through the tears, from one generation to another.
Often, these things have no great monetary value, yet they are priceless. How can that be? A baby blanket is not just a blanket, china is not just china and a broken pocket knife is not just a knife. To repeat a line from the PBS series "Lark Rise to Candleford," it's simple; there is "love in these things."
Is it flu season? Is it hunting season? No, but it is election season.
The Grant County News does not endorse candidates. We will, however, publish a story and profile of candidates seeking election. This information will be published at the end of April/beginning of May.
All candidates were mailed a questionnaire last week and will be given two weeks to return it. If they choose not to return it, they were informed by letter that they would not be included in the special section on the election.
While it's true that as we look backwards towards inauguration day 2009 we have seen neither rivers turn to blood, nor plagues of locusts descend upon our land, what we have seen has been troubling nevertheless.
On January 20, 2009, Barack Obama, inaugurated as 44th President of the United States, was immediately presented with the worst economic circumstance this nation has faced since the Great Depression.
I think snow is pretty!
Before you pelt me with snowballs, let me follow up with the thought that I find a quiet peace in looking at a snow-covered field that has no tracks or signs of human or animal life, but I'm about snowed out for this winter.
I must be crazy.
That's right, certifiably insane.
For a reason that has escaped me right now, I will be jumping into a pool of ice cold water Feb. 20 in temperatures so frigid the water very well could freeze before I can make it out.
I have agreed to participate with the Williamstown High School's Friendship Foundation in the Polar Bear Plunge in Lexington.
For the uninitiated, the annual event causes hypothermia all in the name of the Special Olympics of Kentucky.
As she starts the song, "Prelude from a Kiss", Alicia Keys slowly strokes the keys of her piano.
She then starts singing softly, letting her voice drift along with the notes as she sits alone in the middle of the studio…
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JT, I don't like them going to removeable parts. The cool thing about Alternators is that everything they come with is useful in the transform.
I also think that the Honda didn't want guns, hence the reason the driveshaft is off the engine that's clearly been hinged for it.
Stupid car companies and their "we promote peace by not allowing toy guns" philosophy. Why don't they cease some of their political contributions but I'll stop before my Transformer post winds up in the Rancor Pit.


text: First off I am new to to this forum and new to having a pup. I should state that we had dogs as kids growing up in the country but this will be our first pup that we will raise and train. After having devoted the last 16 years putting two kids though hockey here in Minnesota I am down to one left and five more years. Loved every minute of it and continue too. With two in college I have determined that I have the time to get a black lab pup. It will be a male. I have been reading as many post as I can on here and countless internet postings. I will crate train from day one. Have crate and a dedicated bedroom, puppy proofed. I am planning on feeding Nutrisource large breed puppy food as that is what they are being fed now. I believe i have all the supplies needed. tons of support and excitement for the family. We will be training for hunting as my 13 year old daughter has great interest in hunting. She and I will also be looking forward to hunt testing as well. Any suggestion between Hillmann or Mertens sound beginning. Is it ok to use both or should I pick one. Any advise or suggestion on any aspect of new puppy parenting welcomed. Daughter and I will be joining a local retriever training club as well. Thanks in advance.


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ASQ is pleased to present the recipients of the 2015 Medals and Awards. This video was produced for the 2015 ASQ Annual Business Meeting, May 3, 2015, Nashville, Tennessee, USA.
Willy Vandenbrande, founder and president, QS Consult, tells quality professionals they are in a perfect... [more]
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Organizations perceive risk management in three general ways. Carol Fox, Director, Strategic and... [more]
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I went into my garage the other day and found that one of my turkey capes had been ripped. After having a fit and threating to kill every cat that I see. I have finally calmed down and trying to think of a way to possible fix the problem. I thought of using a small strip of hard styrophem and pinning the cape to it and nail it to the wall.
Do any of you have any other ideas on how to fix it. Here is a pic of my poor cape.


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I started listening to indie music because i've grown tired of listening to Nirvana/Deep Purple/Pink Floyd ect for the 1,000 time
Doesn't change the fact that I can't stand their music. I saw/see them as the embodiment of what was wrong with music then.
but Beat It? Billie Jean? Those songs are pretty great, regardless of era.
I don't like indie music exclusively. I like good music, just happens that most of the good music over the last 20 years have been on independent record labels.
Just going by what I've seen you post in the past, this is shocking to me.
I have to muddle through a lot to find stuff I really like. There is a reason it doesn't appeal to a wide variety of people and isn't mainstream.
Of course, I find the same with mainstream stuff as well. Probably 1/10th of the stuff I hear, I like anywhere.
My bigger problem is that for the most part, my friends have shitty taste in music. I try to steer them to new stuff, but a lot of it is repetitive. At least I got them hooked on TVoTR and built to spill, so that is common ground. But they seem to focus on a lot of really bad folk. fricking hippies.
Out of curiosity... how old are the current posters in this thread... 40ish? It seems that way
I have no problem going to concerts by myself.
Rush fell quite comfortably in the FM AOR Prog category and were getting airplay quite early on.
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