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These neighborhoods have that special mixture of luxurious homes with a desirable location. Many of these neighborhoods are served by the area's best public schools.
- Arcturus -- Along the Potomac River near George Washington Parkway
- Arlington Ridge -- Overlooking the capital's river valley
- Belle Haven -- An established neighborhood of distinctive homes
- Chesterbrook -- Elegant homes on quiet streets in Mclean
- Clifton -- A place to find your micro-mansion
- Great Falls --- Impressive residences with large lots
- Langley -- Great schools, quiet neigbhoods
- Rivercrest -- Stately homes on the Arlingwood bluff
- Seminary Hill -- Impressive homes on large lots close to town
- Yacht Haven -- Boater's paradise on the Potomac
There is a certain charm to a historic neighborhood that you cannot find elsewhere. Many of these neighborhoods date to the colonial era.
- City of Fairfax -- Old Town Fairfax has some of the oldest buildings in Northern Virginia
- Downtown Falls Church -- One of the oldest settlements in Northern Virginia
- Fort Hunt -- Fort Hunt Park is at the center of this community
- Lyon Village -- One of the areas first real estate developments
- Manassas -- Only the site of two major battles in the US Civil War
- Occoquan -- Overlooking the Potomac River
- Old Town Alexandria -- Colonial architecture is standard fare
- Mount Vernon -- George Washington's hometown
- Woodlawn -- Home to several historic structures
It's fun to live close to shops and restaurants.
- Aurora Hieghts --- Near the Pentagon at the center of the region
- Ballston --- Ballston Common Mall is at the center of this community
- Clarendon --- Market Common Clarendon has many shops and restaurants
- Fair Lakes -- Home of the Fair Oaks Mall and many nearby restaurants
- Old Town --Well-known for boutiques, shops and restaurants
- Pentagon City -- The Fashion Center at Pentagon City is a multi-level indoor mall surrounded by shops and restaurtants
- Springfield -- Springfield Mall is being renovated and replaced by a brand new shopping center
- Reston -- Reston Town Center is one of many shopping attractions here.
- Tysons Corner -- Home to Tysons Corner Mall and the upscale Tysons II Galleria
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There are five basic ground rules when it comes to buying a home and shopping smart, and they are:
#1 – Get your financing before you get your home
There are few things in life as disappointing as losing out on the home of your dreams due to not being able to secure funding. While the desire to get out there and search for that great home is understandable, it is vital to line up the financing you will need before you start shopping for a home.
Getting the financing ahead of time has a number of important advantages, including knowing how much you can buy and gain more respect from the listing agents. By knowing how much home you can afford before you shop you will avoid wasting your time looking at unaffordable properties, and the listing agent will be more than willing to show you the homes in your price range.
It is also important to take a good look at the various types of mortgage on the market before getting started in the home buying process. These days, mortgages come in far more choices than the typical 15 or 30 year. For that reason, potential home buyers need to understand how each type of mortgage works, and to gauge which mortgage is the best choice for their needs.
#2 – Look at the community, not just the home
It is a good idea to look at the entire community, instead of focusing on a single home. This can be a particularly important thing to consider for those moving to a new metropolitan area, as these buyers will be unfamiliar with the local climate and lifestyle. It is crucial to determine the areas of town that are most desirable, and to consider things like distance from work and local shopping opportunities.
We have all heard that location is the key consideration when it comes to real estate, and that is certainly the case. Buying a house in the wrong area can be a big mistake, and it is important to choose the location as well as the home. Potential buyers can learn a great deal about the nature of the various neighborhoods simply by driving around town, as well as by talking to other residents.
#3 – Be fair with your first offer
Trying to lowball a seller on the first offer can backfire, as can paying too much. It is important to carefully evaluate the local market, and to compare the asking price of the home with what similar houses in the neighborhood have sold for.
Comparing the sales of comparable homes, what are known as "comps" in the industry, is one of the best ways to determine what is fair, and to make sure that you neither overpay or underbid on the property.
#4 – Always get a home inspection
Always investigate the home for any possible defects before making an offer. Compared to the cost of the average home, the price of a quality home inspection is virtually negligible. Hence, get a good home inspection done before you buy.
To find the best home inspector, it is a good idea to seek out word of mouth referrals as many of the best home inspectors rely on word of mouth advertising.
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Keeping the goodwill of the seller will help the transaction go smoothly, and it will provide the best environment for seller and buyer alike.
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Welcome to Worship at Wittenberg
In weekly worship, we gather as a community of Christ. We seek to praise God, to hear God's word of grace in Jesus Christ, to share in the Lord's Supper, to pray for the concerns of our community and the world, and to be strengthened in faith as we are sent out into the world to serve in Christ's name.
Weekly Campus Worship Schedule
The following schedule is in place only during the academic year when classes are in session
Sunday morning - 11 AM, Weaver Chapel (Doughnuts and Fellowship at 10:30)
Students, faculty, staff and guests of all denominations are welcome to participate in the service, which is in the Lutheran tradition. Holy Communion is offered every Sunday. Pastors Rachel and Andy Tune serve as Pastors to the University.
Midweek Communion - Tuesdays, 9:30 PM, Weaver Chapel
We'll gather with candles, time for prayer & reflection, quiet music, and Holy Communion. Led by pastors. All are welcome!
Roman Catholic Mass - Sundays, 9:00 PM, Weaver Chapel
Led by Father Ed Burns, Chaplain at Wright State, and local priests with support from the Newman Club
Weekday Chapel - 11:30-11:50 AM, Tu/Th, Weaver Chapel
Speakers include Wittenberg faculty, students, or staff, the Springfield community, or the wider church. Music is provided by members of the Wittenberg community.
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Local Houses of worship welcome students to worship and to serve with them. Christian, Jewish, Islamic, and other faith communities in the Springfield area are listed on this site. Simply click the tab above, "Area Houses of Worship."
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This year HOPE Ministries celebrates 10 years of service to the Baton Rouge community. Please join us to honor our donors and volunteers for their continued support of our programs and our clients for giving us the privilege to serve.
Doors Open: 11:00 a.m.
Program: 11:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
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Congratulations to STAP winners!
On November 20, 2006, Law School students Tisha Simmons and Eric Novetsky won the Fall 2006 Donald E. Barris Trial Competition, the final round of competition in the Student Trial Advocacy Program (STAP). As the winners, Simmons and Novetsky received a $500 scholarship and will move on to compete with the STAP National Team.
Simmons and Novetsky argued against the team of Justin Cohen and Kim Vollman in a kidnapping and felony murder case. The final round judge was The Honorable Jeanne Stempien of the Wayne County Third Circuit Court.
Donald Barris is a 1940 graduate of the Law School and is a founder and senior member of the Detroit law firm of Barris, Sott, Denn & Driker. He focuses his legal practice on litigation and estate planning.
The Law School's STAP program, founded in 1985, focuses on the art of oral advocacy at the trial level, and is dedicated to improving trial advocacy skills through mock trials that simulate practical legal experiences. Its goal is to help its members learn about the trial process and develop skills needed for professional development.


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By Joe Brewin
Laurent Koscielny admits he has never felt as good on the football pitch as he does now.
The defender has impressed both manager and fans alike in recent months after a brilliant start to the campaign, underlining his credentials with a fine showing at Stamford Bridge on Saturday.
Koscielny has grown in stature since his move from Ligue 1 outfit Lorient in the summer of 2010. His rise through French football was rapid, working his way up from the third-tier with Guingamp in 2004 before eventually sealing a move to Emirates Stadium last year.
The 26-year-old has won praise from Arsène Wenger in recent weeks and he believes he is playing like never before.
"I feel I'm in the best form of my life," said Koscielny. "I've improved a lot. I keep working on the basics, my controls and my passes.
"I'm also more rigorous. I make less fouls and get less booked as I needed time to adapt to England. I also cope better with the pressure of playing in a very big club. And I know I can improve even more.
"Chelsea was one of the best performances of my career, along with the win against Barcelona at home last season," he added. "Most importantly it's a win that will bring the team together even more and will bring great confidence."
Arsenal have now picked up eight wins in their last nine matches in all competitions and sit just three points off fourth place in the Premier League. Results and performances have picked up of late and Koscielny says the feeling around the camp has never been better.
"There is a new team spirit at the Club," he said. "We are all fighting for each other, we are all united.
"Everybody defends. If you just defend with the four defenders, it's difficult. But now we are a real unit and it's easier. The new players have now adapted well to the team and to the football we play.
"We have gained more serenity too. At Chelsea, even when we were a goal behind, I knew we would win. We have improved so much in the last month and we have players in great form like Robin.
"We all became aware that we could achieve something great this season. This team is growing and so am I."
* With thanks to Julien Laurens of Le ParisienCopyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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By Rob Kelly
Arsène Wenger admits he is keen for his side to finish in third place as it would mean avoiding a Champions League qualification match.
Arsenal moved three points ahead of Tottenham and eight clear of Chelsea on Saturday as they took advantage of their rivals' goalless draw at Stamford Bridge by beating Aston Villa 3-0.
While Wenger admits he has to stop himself from getting carried away by his side's resurgence up the table, he says finishing in third place would be a big boost.
"We have come through a very difficult period. We have learnt from that and must keep our feet on the ground and focus on the next game," he said.
"It makes a massive difference [to finish in third] because fourth place is a qualifier and third place is really the Champions League.
"I would prefer not [to have to qualify], as would everybody, but if we have to do it, we do it. And don't forget, it's after the Euros so we might not have all of our players."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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San Pedro, Belize • John McAfee, the multimillionaire software developer and American ex-pat now on the lam in this tiny Central American nation, emphatically says he didn't kill his neighbor over a noise complaint.
"I'll be frank, I was not fond of Mr. Faull," he told USA Today in a telephone interview, referring to Gregory Faull, his neighbor found dead with a gunshot wound to the head on Nov. 11. Faull, 52, also from the U.S., had made several complaints about McAfee's dogs, which were later poisoned to death.
McAfee says Faull "was not anywhere near my list of people who angered me. ... He was just a neighbor annoyed with barking dogs."
"I've spoken perhaps 50 words to Mr. Faull over the past five years," he said.
McAfee, 67, has been in hiding since Faull's body was found. National Belize Police press officer Raphael Martínez said Monday that McAfee is not a suspect but that he is a "person of interest" and that police want to question him.
McAfee said he is still in Belize but would not reveal his whereabouts. Over the weekend, he started a blog called Whoismcafee.com in which he described coloring his beard and hair almost white and darkening his skin with shoe polish while on the run with a girlfriend. In a bizarre twist, he told other media outlets on Friday that he was actually still at his house.
Police did not find him Saturday when they searched his compound, which consists of a main house and almost a dozen smaller shacks. "We're still waiting for him to come in," Martínez said Monday.
McAfee said he does not want to turn himself him because he believes that the police will kill him. He referred to the case of suspected gang leader Arthur Young, who was allegedly shot and killed while in police custody in April.
"They want me to turn myself in for questioning just like they asked Arthur Young to turn himself in. He turned himself in and he was killed," McAfee said.
McAfee and Faull had beachfront houses about 300 yards away from each other in northern Ambergris Caye, a tiny enclave about 6 miles from the town of San Pedro that is home to many American ex-pats.
San Pedro Mayor Daniel Guerrero said that about a month before the murder, he had received a written complaint from Faull about McAfee. Faull had said that McAfee's dogs were too loud, that there was too much vehicle traffic on McAfee's property in a town where golf carts and bikes are the main mode of transportation, and that McAfee's bodyguards had trespassed on Faull's property.
Guerrero said he looked into the matter briefly but that his schedule didn't permit him to resolve it.
Days before the murder, four of McAfee's dogs were found poisoned. Martínez said that when police went to McAfee's property to investigate, the dogs had already been buried.
McAfee said that an apparently intoxicated Faull had threatened to shoot the dogs recently. But he said he does not believe Faull killed his dogs because Faull was also a dog owner. "No dog lover would tolerate seeing a dog suffer," he said.
He said he believes police were responsible for his dogs' deaths. "I'm sorry to sound paranoid but I really do," he said.
McAfee has had previous run-ins with police. In April, they raided another one of his properties and accused him of running a meth lab. McAfee said he was handcuffed and denied food and water for 14 hours during the raid.
"His house was raided but he was never charged of wrongdoing," Martínez said.
McAfee said he doesn't drink alcohol or do drugs.
"I have not done drugs for 33, 34 years," he said. "I am very opposed to the use of drugs."
McAfee said police are after him because he did not contribute money to the ruling party in government.
"I do not play by the rules," he said. "Rich foreigners are expected to pay their dues here and that is to donate to the ruling party. I choose to not do that."
Martínez denied that police would harm McAfee.
"He says all sorts of strange stuff and this is just one of them," he said. "It's totally unfounded as far as I'm concerned and it's ridiculous. We don't go around just killing people randomly around here. This is not that type of government."
Neighbors said McAfee was charming and generous when he first moved to the island about five years ago but that he had recently grown more paranoid and unstable.
McAfee said he is not mentally unstable. "I don't feel crazy," he said.


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Parature Co-founder and Chairman Duke Chung wants to be a detective when he grows up, but this is not to be ….
Five college students converge in a dorm room at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, to think of ways to fill some of the voids in online, on-demand customer support for mid-market and small to medium-sized businesses. They create a live chat software product called Cyracle.
A newly-founded Cyracle Technologies, Inc. moves to Herndon, Virginia, and secures angel investment funding from Ching-Ho Fung, the first angel behind Blackboard Inc. The company begins to add additional applications to its product offering, creating an integrated customer service solution suite.
Cyracle Technologies, Inc. officially launches their customer service software product.
The company changes its name from Cyracle to Parature, which is a portmanteau of "Paradigm of the Future," and moves its offices to Reston, Virginia.
Parature now provides services to more than 300 subscription customers. The company secures $13.5 million in Series A venture capital in 2006 from Valhalla Partners and Sierra Ventures. Parature relocates to Vienna, Virginia, and opens an office in San Francisco, California.
Webex signs a distribution agreement to resell Parature's support products and services to their customers.
Parature secures a $16 million expansion round from Accel Partners.
Parature enabled customer support portals serve more than 16 million end users and power more than one million support tickets per month.
Parature develops "Parature for Facebook™", the industry's first customer service application for directly engaging with customers, prospects and fans on Facebook.
Parature relocates its headquarters to Herndon, Virginia, and now serves more than 35 million end users globally. Parature continues to set itself apart from other SaaS CRM and social CRM providers with its strong commitment to its customers and customer-driven innovation.
Parature continues to make history with more than 55 million end users, 3,000 brands, 33 languages and 45 countries supported. The company is named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and is among the Inc. 500 | 5000 for the sixth straight year.
Parature introduces Parature for Mobile, the Parature Social Monitor and now serves more than 70 million end users worldwide. Awards and recognitions include the Gartner Magic Quadrant for the CRM Customer Engagement Center, the Frost & Sullivan North American Customer Value Enhancement Award, being named a 2013 CRM Watchlist winner, 2013 CRM Magazine Service Leader for Customer Case Management, two-time 2013 Stevie Award winner for Customer Service Solutions Technology Partner of the Year and Best New Customer Service Relationship Management Solution (Parature Social Monitor), and a 2013 TMC CRM Excellence Award winner.
Parature is acquired by Microsoft and begins a new chapter of success, and along with Microsoft Dynamics CRM, of delivering amazing customer experiences.
"We're all about having conversations with customers. The ability for CSRs to stay conversant with a customer from beginning to end is huge, and the Facebook application swayed us toward Parature."
— Brianne Hattaway, Director of Customer Support, Threadless.com


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On episode #106 of the podcast This Week in Virology, Vincent, Dickson, and Rich continue Virology 101 with a second installment of their discussion of how viruses with DNA genomes replicate their genetic information.
Host links Vincent Racaniello, Dickson Despommier, and Rich Condit
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Located in the heart of Europe and in the center of the dynamic capital of Germany Messe Berlin offers worldwide unique marketing opportunities.
Based on turnover and growth, Messe Berlin is among the world's ten leading trade fair companies operating their own exhibition grounds. The company's wide-ranging portfolio includes five global brands: the International Green Week Berlin, ITB Berlin / ITB Asia, IFA, InnoTrans and Fruit Logistica Berlin and Hong Kong.
In addition to its in-house workforce of more than 700, through its activities Messe Berlin secures employment for around 25,000 people. With retailers turning over more than 200 million euros, hotel overnights equalling 2.4 million, cab rides numbering more than two million and visits to restaurants over two million, business in the German capital receives a substantial boost from the events organised by Messe Berlin. As such, Berlin and Brandenburg are among the largest employers as well as a driving force of the local economy and tourism. Every year 30,000 media representatives from Germany and abroad report on events in Berlin. In terms of the media coverage it attracts Messe Berlin is one of the capital's most important ambassadors.


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Check out the spooky Halloween messages Arsenal defenders Bacary Sagna and Andre Santos left for Junior Gunners recently.
The pair spoke to Arsenal Player ahead of Saturday's Spooky Season event at the Emirates.
If you applied to be at the event and were unsuccessful, don't worry because you can follow our live updates on Twitter - @JuniorGunners - and on Facebook.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Question - was http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1935316992/tt0070992 the inspiration for the Fonz before moosification?
Just trying to gain an insight on what these artist use as the base for their drawings, especially one such as that great entry.
geekfactor12 wrote:I am a wuss, a girl, and a baby. Also I am kind of a scaredy cat.
And... I am terrified of moose mutants. Look at those horns, man- they are for VIOLENCE. And the thumbs up is a blatantly aggressive action, like thumbs up yours too, buddy! He even has a leather jacket, just like those criminals on the tv.
In conclusion: this shirt is a menace, and must be stopped.
and just wait til it jumps over that shark!
tgentry wrote:Really, Canada should be paying some kind of maintenance fee or seasonal rent for their geese when they come down here, act like they own the place, then up and leave (or in this case don't leave). It's all well and good when you can put your name on a Goose, but when it comes to taking responsibilty for it's up keep Canada's no where to be found. Either pay us Americans for goose rent or change the name to Canada/America Geese. That's my position.
snarkygal wrote:I simply do NOT understand how people can say a shirt would give them nightmares. What are you girls, babies? There is nothing scary about this design at all. NOTHING!
Anyone who says it is scary is nothing more than a big ole wuss
Heh.. well said. You expressed what I was thinking, only much MUCH more eloquently!
Re: Reflective Bear
This is only my second derby so I would love advice- I took this picture in Churchill Canada- Polar bear capitol of the world
I normally would not use white for a shirt but this is one exception- it doesnt really work otherwise
Re: Birth of a Nation
Dude, acorns grow oak trees. Maple leaves don't grow on oak trees.
Re: Niagara Falls - Pucker Style!
This is the best pucker yet!!
Hooray for the pucker!
I'm a girl, but I buy a wide variety of these shirts and appreciate the artists and their artwork on these shirts. I am an artist, and wish I knew photoshop to enter my ideas on woot; my medium is glass instead. Anyway, some of these have made great gifts for family and this particular design is awesome, I'd buy 2! One for myself and one for my mother in law in Alaska, who would absolutely appreciate the fireweed. Its a great design, I hope it wins!!
Re: AmeriCanada
Like the design, but not the colors. more red white and blue with a leaf cut in may be better
A shirt featuring the subversive Amero would also be a good idea. There is always popularity in conspiracy theories.
Re: Beaver Mountie
So cute! I immediately thought of the Girl Scouts. I had one of them as well and a panda and always imagined that the beaver would kick the panda's ass! GMV.
Using what do you?
Ha! Love it -- almost without fail, evey week these get better. Hooray for pucker!
Re: It's payback time
It seemed to me that a baby harp seal ought to be fighting back against the killers, so that's what this fella is getting ready for.
I picture a whole commando team of these guys, ready to rise up and start the revolution.
Re: Get Busy
Now this is one cute, well done beaver, however not so cute that the manly man would have a problem with it. Good luck getting it past the textaphobics. Maybe you could post it in your signature to get more exposure as it really should be closer to the fog.
Re: RCMP
O.K., I couldn't take it. I had to participate.
Re: moose abstract
Who can't love a MOOSE! I hope you enjoy this piece. Having a Canadian Father, Canada has always had a special place in my heart. Welcome to Woot all our neighbors up North!
Again, this is beautiful, but it looks like an actual photo. Do you have a larger image that we could see?
Re: Lake Ontario Sunset
These colors are just awesome against the Black shirt. I love it.
Re: I swear, she lives in Canada!
This is JimiChoTastic!!
Marvelous! Good luck!
Re: Maple Print
Thanks for the support everyone!
Re: Unofficial Seal of Canada
From the thumbnail I thought it might be official.
Andy47240 wrote:These colors are just awesome against the Black shirt. I love it.
Thanks so much.
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artulo wrote:Indeed, you can buy a child size mountie uniform shirt from a internet store based in Canada (as far as I can tell, since they take CAD as currency). But, I believe that my design is significantly different enough that it should be safe from any sort of copyright infringement. There are no logos or copyrighted images in my design anywhere, I drew it all by hand. Thanks for looking!
Artulo, yours is way better anyway. The large image really shows the time you out into it.
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I just like the swirlies. Very nice.
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British Roots, Nurtured by France, Protected by the US; but still pure Canada. Can anyone help me with generating the "Print-Ready File"???
kristhomp wrote:I'm a girl, but I buy a wide variety of these shirts and appreciate the artists and their artwork on these shirts. I am an artist, and wish I knew photoshop to enter my ideas on woot; my medium is glass instead. Anyway, some of these have made great gifts for family and this particular design is awesome, I'd buy 2! One for myself and one for my mother in law in Alaska, who would absolutely appreciate the fireweed. Its a great design, I hope it wins!!
Some of my first entries were scanned and coloured. I really reccomend giving it a shot--it's addictive, but fun.
Thank you for the compliments, too! I'm glad I got fireweed right--I haven't been any further north than the outer fringes of Saskatoon.
Guilty as charged. The Fonzmoose is creeptastic. Still, I do love the Jimiyo and the Cho...
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A polar bear, pine trees, and the northern lights (oh, and a giant "N"...) getting together having a party on a shirt! Enjoy!
Re: Canadian Periodic Table
This shirt would be insanely awkward on a woman. It would be distorted on the chest, and, in order for anyone to read it, they'd have to peer at said woman's chest for several minutes. I just don't see that turning out well.
zuniteton wrote:While up in Churchill Canada I took a shot of this polar bear, I love how he lines up so vertically
This is only my second derby so I would love any critique!
Critique, eh? (See what I did there?)
I'd love to see a close up of the bear in your comp. I'm concerned about the apparent blending on him, but I also realize it's probably just small dots of colour. A close-up would be helpful, and possibly save you from a potential rejection. Is he a photo that has been recoloured, or original art?
I love, love the purple-blue. But I love purple low-placed designs, so take that with a grain of salt. Overall, I like the bear, but I feel like he's pretty barren on the shirt. I would like something else (a shadow? a swirly background? a few snowflakes?) to help make the design more visually appealing.
Final verdict: pretty colours, looks well done, but I'd like to see detail in your shirt comp and some extra background on the shirt itself.
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Secretary of Defense Gates and Petraeus told Congress there was need for a pause in order to evaluate the possibility of reducing the number of troops in Iraq but in this interview the Iraq war commander apparently has plans for reducing the number of troops. Some Democratic senators were concerned at the use of the word "reversible" which appears to reflect the fragility of "success" of the surge. They are concerned about the rise in casualties during recent days which witnessed the most bloody week in Iraq in months and the loss of 19 American lives as well as woundng of dozens.
Geneeral Petaeus told Congress, "we haven't turned any corners. We haven't seen any lights at the end of the tunnel, the champagne bottle has been pushed to the back of the refrigerator." His metaphor reflect a basic problem with the Petraeus report. "Victory" in Iraq is more of an economic/political change than a military solution. As of this point there has not been much, if any, of an improvement in the political situation in Iraq.


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I go to play paintball, and my gun shoots fine at home, 280-290 fps, 10 bps semi capped. Nothing wrong, no problems. As soon as I get to the field, my gun is shooting hot...and not a little hot, like 300-310, it's like 320-330. So i turn the pressure down and get it to around 280 again. As soon as I start playing, the pressure drops significantly, I can literally see the difference between a good shot and a bad one, to the point that when I go re-chrono the gun is at around 200-220. So I turn it up again, gun shoots fine for a couple shots, then the pressure drops off again, however, it's closer to optimum (shoots around 250-260). Any ideas why this might be happening?
Also posted in the DP members section of the forum, too many trolls in equipment advice that would be telling me to just sell it and buy an axe.
Edit: Almost forgot, I constantly have to go back to chrono it as I have to continually turn the pressure up as it keeps dropping to 250-260 fps.
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Arsène Wenger has called for patience over his new signings, citing the slow starts of legendary pair Thierry Henry and Robert Pires.
Henry failed to score in his first eight games before blossoming into one of the Club's finest-ever players, while Pires did not display his best form until his second season.
Arsenal's failure to score in their opening two league matches has put pressure on new signings Olivier Giroud and Lukas Podolski, but Wenger says the pair need time to find their feet.
"At the moment I do not want to put too much pressure on them," said the Frenchman. "I remember Thierry Henry arrived here and did not play before November, Robert Pires arrived here and for a few months was not an automatic starter.
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"I believe that it is a big test for us but we played against two teams who restricted us to few chances and you have to give credit to them. They defended very well but on the other hand they didn't try to give us too many offensive problems.
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So! I promised you all a post that recounted my experiences at Classical Private School. I'm sorry I'm only getting to it now; I've been preoccupied with the (soul-sucking) job hunt and have kind of been avoiding thinking about CPS a whole lot.
The last thing I wrote about, if memory serves, is that I'd agreed to teach a writing workshop as a volunteer for six weeks. After a heart-to-heart with Dr. Wong, I discovered that CPS had no budget and couldn't pay me (or, Dr. Wong assured me, she'd have hired me by that point). She gave me the impression that she was fairly confident that their budget for the 13-14 school year would be sufficient to bring me on board, though, so that was encouraging.
In any event, I taught the writing workshop for the six weeks. It was a little bumpy because the kids weren't sure what the expectations were; some of them were under the impression that it was a required course while others were sure it was a volunteer deal, so I didn't get consistent attendance. Two of the kids were convinced that they didn't NEED any writing instruction (though Dr. Wong made a point of assuring them that they did) and one boy spent most of the time goofing off (there's always one!), but the rest of the group did really well. Once they were reassured that I wasn't teaching grammar, they kind of got into it (the adults in the school kept insisting on calling it a "grammar class" until I corrected them in front of the students – yes; I'd be teaching grammar, but it was a writing workshop. The focus was on the writing process, not on grammar, per se).
I pulled out some of my more successful lesson plans for the course; we did a unit about the basics of the writing process (topic, purpose, audience!) and about the different rhetorical situations one encounters (you need to know topic, purpose, audience before you start writing so you can be sure you're addressing yourself properly to the situation and the reader). We reviewed some of my more stunningly awful emails (that's ALWAYS a popular lesson). We played the synonym game.
After I got them used to the idea that writing is a process and that it's okay (good, even!) to start out really, really badly, we wrote. I had them write personal narratives (tell me the story of your name) and, I think, it went very well. The kids work-shopped their papers with each other (using some very clear and specific guidelines I supplied for them; workshops are only effective if you know how to do them, and they had never done them before meeting me) and ran through several drafts of their papers. What was most fun was that a bunch of them didn't really know their name story, so they had to go home and ask about it. When I came back after we'd started these papers, a couple of kids were excited about the things they'd learned, and they reported that they really enjoyed the writing once they felt they had a good handle on what they wanted to say.
The one big hiccup was that, one afternoon, I was completely usurped in a really disrespectful and inconsiderate way. I drove an hour each way to get to this place. Keep in mind, as well, that I was doing this as a volunteer. Well, one afternoon, I arrived and was asked if I would mind if Dr. Palmer interrupted my class for a few minutes to let the kids know about an elective he was going to be launching in the coming weeks. Of course I don't mind, so I say so. Well, Dr. Palmer walks in five minutes into my class (we'd barely gotten started) and proceeds to take up more than my hour talking about the course he was designing around the acoustics of electric guitars.
Seriously. I sat there waiting for him to finish, and I ended up having to leave well before he was done. I was furious.
Beyond that, though, it went well. The kids reported, in their evaluations, that they learned quite a lot about their own writing process in the short time we spent together. They offered suggestions for what they'd like to know more about (were we able to spend more time) and expressed some satisfaction that they were noticing that writing felt a little less ominous to them for our having worked together.
I was sent off after my last class with a small offering to help offset my gas expenses, a coffee mug, and a CPS mouse pad. Though Dr. Wong was not in the building that day, the Dean of Students offered me what I thought were heartfelt thanks and an eagerness that we maintain communications. I left feeling pretty confident that someone would be in touch to offer me a position in the fall.
I haven't heard a thing from any of them since.
Seriously. Crickets. No calls, no emails, nothing.
I'm not going to call them. At this point, I'm reasonably sure that if they could have hired me, they would have, and I'm not in a position to accept a long-distance volunteer teaching gig. I'm disappointed, though; CPS wouldn't have been a perfect fit for me, but I think that I could have done some pretty significant good there.
I wish them all the best going forward. Maybe our paths will cross again sometime.


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(Seal of) Apameia and Theoupolis [Antioch]
The interpretation of this specimen is problematic. It may have been struck by an official who had authority over the two cities, Apameia (no doubt the ancient Pharnake and the Arab Qalat al-Madiq, in Syria) and Antioch. On the other hand, it could also have belonged to an ecclesiastical institution, in this case the church of Apameia, that wished to clarify its subordination to Antioch the Theoupolis and thus avoid being confused with the archbishopric Apameia of Bithynia, or the bishopric of the same name (also known as Kibotos) that was a suffragan of Antioch of Pisidia (see Laurent, Corpus 5.1:616, 637, and 402–3; DO Seals 3, sections 43 and 90).
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Union Leader Correspondent | June 13. 2013 10:06PM
While most were comedies, Herman said that some filmmakers took the risk of creating dramas, like the filmmaking team behind "No Regrets," a thriller-type movie that culminates in a murder.
"This is so awesome, we had so much fun making it, but I am so nervous about so many people watching it," she said.
"This festival is something I look forward to every year, I have done this all five years," he said.
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Congrats on your new companion. I should also commend you on your excellent taste. I too have a P2000SK in .40 / LEM.
Check out the Crossbreed Supertuck IWB holster. It's a combination kydex / leather holster. The leather extends up to totally keep the grip off your skin. Very good delivery time for me, only 3 weeks (last June.)
Make sure you check out using the longer magazines from either a P2000 or a USPc .40. Add one of HK's X-Grips to fill the gap between the bottom of the gun grip and the magazine's baseplate. For maximum CC, stay with the short (standard) magazine. For maximum grip and extra capacity (10 + 1), use the longer mag.
Also found that the grip method used with the SK is far more critical than the USPf .45. If you find yourself shooting to 7 o'clock, you might also check that you're using the pad of your index finger to pull straight back on the trigger, and your non-trigger hand to securely cup your trigger hand. One SK shooter had a serious 7pm pull until he started being very deliberate with setting a correct grip of the SK. Once that was done, VERY tight groups. The only flyers happened immediately after a relaxed moment with his grip. A quick reset of his grip brought everything back on target. (Can't tell you how long we were chasing the "dominant eye" possibility but his aim with the USPf was always strong. Just had a problem with the SK.)


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Pennsylvania Demographics of Poor Children
For 2014, the federal poverty threshold is $24,008 for a family of four with two children. Children living in families with incomes below the federal poverty threshold are referred to as poor. But research suggests that, on average, families need an income of about twice the federal poverty threshold to meet their basic needs. The United States measures poverty by an outdated standard developed in the 1960s.
In Pennsylvania, there are 1,434,141 families with 2,672,148 children.
Poor Children: 19% (504,561) of children live in poor families (National: 21%)
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National data were calculated from the 2014 American Community Survey, representing information from 2014. State data were calculated from the 2010-2014 American Community Survey, representing information from the years 2010 to 2014.
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- A child is defined as an individual under the age of 18. Children living independently, living with a spouse, living in group quarters, and children ages 14 and under living with only unrelated adults are excluded from these data.
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- Families and children are defined as low-income if the family income is less than twice the federal poverty threshold (see Poor).
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- A parent is defined as an individual over the age of 17 who lives with a dependent child. Among children who do not live with at least one parent, parental characteristics are those of the householder and/or the householder's spouse.
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- Families and children are defined as poor if family income is below the federal poverty threshold. The federal poverty threshold for a family of four with two children was $24,008 in 2014, $23,624 in 2013, and $23,283 in 2012.
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Common questions about Common Core
It's almost impossible to make any statement about the Common Core State Standards without a challenge from one side or the other in the highly politicized debate that has surrounded the project since early this year.
Nonetheless, what follows is an attempt to answer some of the most frequently asked questions.
What are the Common Core State Standards?
The standards consist of hundreds of statements as to what tasks students should be able to complete and what concepts they should understand at different grade levels, kindergarten to Grade 12, in English/language arts and mathematics, broken into domains for each grade level and topics within each domain. For example, in Grade 3 math, the "Operations and Algebraic Thinking" domain has a topic: Represent and solve problems involving multiplication and division.
One standard under that topic suggests that by the end of the year, students should be able to, "Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem."
Does Common Core require a certain curriculum or textbooks?
The Common Core standards focus on learning expectations for students, not how students reach them. Curriculum plans that dictate the content of day-to-day instruction and associated materials, such as textbooks and study guides, are left to the discretion of local school districts.
There is a concern among opponents that textbooks and curriculum guides promoted as "aligned" or consistent with Common Core will "control the education of our children so they will conform to a preconceived normal," according to a Republican National Committee resolution against the standards.
Who developed the standards, and why?
The standards were developed by committees of teachers and education researchers brought together by the National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers in 2008-09. Their work was funded by several sources, including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Pearson Publishing Company, the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, and the governors and state schools chiefs organizations.
Their stated goal was to achieve consistency in standards across states so that students wouldn't be too far behind or too far ahead of their peers when moving from state to state; to cope with growing global competition in which other countries were outperforming the United States in standardized test results; and to adapt educational outcomes to the skills needed for success in today's workplace.
How are they different from current standards?
Common Core standards in many categories are not that different from the Grade Level Expectation (GLE) standards that New Hampshire had in place until 2010, when the state Board of Education replaced GLE with Common Core. From the broadest perspective, Common Core focuses on fewer topics and skill areas, but delves much deeper into each one.
Supporters of the standards characterize them as an inch wide but a mile deep, rather than a mile wide but only an inch deep. They are more focused on workplace readiness than previous standards, with more emphasis on informational text in the English categories, prompting opponents to characterize them as a sellout to corporate interests looking for government-funded job-training.
What if a school district decides not to adopt the standards?
The situation is different in every state. In New Hampshire, local school districts cannot be forced to adopt the standards, but they are required by state law to administer a standardized test approved by the state Board of Education. They are also required to administer standardized tests to certain grades at certain intervals to qualify for federal aid, which varies widely from district to district, depending on the number of children eligible for free or reduced-price school lunch.
The New England states had previously cooperated on the New England Common Assessment Program, or NECAPS, which have been discontinued in light of the decision by all six states to adopt Common Core standards and use the Smarter Balanced standardized test developed with Common Core in mind.
The New Hampshire Education Department is seeking school districts willing to conduct a field test of the Smarter Balanced test in the spring of 2014 in preparation for the statewide rollout in 2015.
Districts such as Alton and Manchester that have opted out of Common Core and its associated tests will have to find another standardized test and have it approved by both state and federal authorities, or risk the loss of funding.
How does Common Core relate to No Child Left Behind?
No Child Left Behind (NCLB) is still the law of the land, except in those states that have obtained a waiver from the U.S. Department of Education, including New Hampshire. To receive the waiver, states needed to adopt either Common Core standards or another set of reading and math standards approved by higher education institutions in the state as college- and career-ready, and they must eventually have approved plans that link teacher evaluations to student outcomes.
New Hampshire chose Common Core standards to meet that portion of the waiver requirements. All but eight states are on NCLB waivers.
How does Common Core relate to Race to the Top?
"Race to the Top" is a $4.3 billion grant program that was part of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, or the so-called stimulus program.
Its stated purpose is to spur innovation and reforms in state and local school districts. Critics of Common Core say Race to the Top funding and NCLB waivers were held out as carrots to states in their most desperate economic times to force adoption of Common Core.
So far, 19 states have successfully submitted applications for Race to the Top Funding, ranging from $700 million in Florida to $74 million in Rhode Island. New Hampshire has not received any Race to the Top funding.
Will Smarter Balanced test results be used in teacher evaluations?
That will be a matter for each school district to decide as part of contract negotiations with local teacher unions. Linking teacher and administrator evaluation to student outcomes is one of the criteria in the Race to the Top application.
The nation's two largest teacher unions, the National Education Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), have called for a moratorium on high-stakes testing associated with Common Core until states and districts can cooperate on the necessary teacher training and curriculum development.
Despite concerns about testing, educators mostly support the new standards. An NEA poll conducted in July found that 75 percent of NEA members supported Common Core or supported it "with reservation."


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2009 Buena Vista Carneros Pinot Noir. Great pairing with Coho Salmon.
tytiger58 wrote:2007 Falesco Marciliano Umbria IGT Cab
How is it? You gave me a bottle.
cointreau ....yummmmmmm
Pedroncelli Mother Clone from the latest offer. I couldn't wait. I fail. lol
chemvictim wrote:Pedroncelli Mother Clone from the latest offer. I couldn't wait. I fail. lol
kylemittskus wrote:How is it? You gave me a bottle.
Give it at least an hour of air and a steak and i'm pretty sure you will love it, I did. Fantastic qpr!
mommadeb1 wrote:cointreau ....yummmmmmm
rjquillin wrote:sweetie!
what can I say?
I think either the duarte Georgetown divide Grenache rouge 09' or the 09' Ramsay north coast pinot.
cortot20 wrote:I think either the duarte Georgetown divide Grenache rouge 09' or the 09' Ramsay north coast pinot.
I vote for Gerogetwon since ivevbeen eyeingbthat rose the past few offers but been scared off bybthe notes that it is slightly bitter i have read. Would likebypur feedback on this wine if possible! Thanks
So be it pinot noir
2006 Iron Horse Classic Vintage Brut
2008 Kenneth Volk Cabernet Pfeffer
Finishing up the Falesco, that should do it, I think I might be over-served tomorrow night
2010 Louis Martini Monte Rosso vineyard Malbec. Reminds me a lot of a good young petite sirah. Lots of blue fruit and good tannin.
Chandon extra-dry riche, for sipping while watching Mr. Bean.
2007 Oddero Barolo + ...
Day 2 of a nicely aged Cab that will be up tonight. Fred, you listening?
Kunde zin 2007
losthighwayz wrote:I vote for Gerogetwon since ivevbeen eyeingbthat rose the past few offers but been scared off bybthe notes that it is slightly bitter i have read. Would likebypur feedback on this wine if possible! Thanks
I posted my notes in CT for the wine. I would say its fair for the price and its a drink now wine, woot has had considerably better rose offerings in the last year so I would not repurchase it.
kylemittskus wrote:2007 Oddero Barolo + ...
How was it?
tytiger58 wrote:How was it?
Either shut down or just not getting better. Pretty tight right now, but still enjoyable. My other one will sleep for a while to see what, if anything, reemerges.
Last night we had my last bottle of 2003 Wellington Syrah Cuvee R. Still very good, but fruit has faded a lot. Before dinner, I noticed what I thought was tea on the palate. Paired with some grilled marinated leg of lamb. Went fantastic with food. So still very good, but glad I finished it off last night. Seemed to be at the end of its wonderful life.
tytiger58 wrote:2008 Benenti Barbera d'Alba
Nice fruit lively acid and gritty tannin real nice bottle with pizza.
This is up again on LB. Is it worth $16 a bottle? Would you buy more of it?
jmdavidson wrote:This is up again on LB. Is it worth $16 a bottle? Would you buy more of it?
I would buy more, liked it a lot.
2007 L'Ecole No. 41 Cabernet Sauvignon Walla Walla Valley
05' Kaleidos Oak Rock with chicken pot stickers and turkey lettuce wraps.
tytiger58 wrote:I would buy more, liked it a lot.
Split six?
rjquillin wrote:Split six?
Already have 6..well 5 now. Boy you are enabler #1
You did entice me a bit on that Barbera last night. I would happily try a bottle, but I'm also really trying to avoid buying. Then again I don't have much Barbera. I'm too easily convinced.
Tonight: Denier-Handal 2009 Petite Sirah, in the decanter. Tasty wine, better than I remember from the last tasting. Almost wishing I got a whole order instead of a single bottle.
tytiger58 wrote:Already have 6..well 5 now. Boy you are enabler #1
Ha! I recall someone else making that exact comment about you as well.
2002 Oriel Priorat Alma de Llicorella
2011 Apsara Syrah Las Madres Vnyd
Pedroncelli 2006 Dry Creek Valley Vintage Port
2009 Curtis heritage cuvee. Getting better with time. Followed by 2006 vallemon de sardillici tempranillo dad bought at Costco
2001 Page Cellar Syrah Chandler Reach Vineyard, Red Mountain
Initial thoughts are... delicious. Great balance. Red fruit, fine tannin, umami, black tea. 15+ second finish. Pretty taken aback with this. I was expecting good, but this is very nice.
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My last bottle of '08 Bodegas paso robles Pimentiero.
neilfindswine wrote:My last bottle of '08 Bodegas paso robles Pimentiero.
I'm down to my last two. We need to get a hold of Dorothy and find some more. '07, but no '08 on the website.
2012 J.L Quinson Cote du Provence Rose (Trader Joe's $6)
kylemittskus wrote:2012 J.L Quinson Cote du Provence Rose (Trader Joe's $6)
Thoughts? I had the robert hall rose de robles which is the same price from TJ's and thought it wasn't great. Maybe im just spoiled.
I also stumbled into Tj's today and for scientific purposes I picked up a 2010 Rheingau Pinot, thought since I have never had a German Pinot I would try it.
Well i'm happy it was only 6.99 because i'm pretty sure it's made with water and sugar only. Not sure if there are any grapes used to make this wine..could not pour it down the drain fast enough!


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FORGET GOLD: Here's Where Die-Hard Skeptics Are Storing Their Wealth
Lucas Kawa
Oct. 15, 2012, 4:02 PM
Any thoughts about persistent safe havens (other than perhaps cash under your mattress) are dangerous," warned Jim O'Neill, Chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management.
However, the market skeptics would argue otherwise.
The most popular so-called safe haven — an asset class that doesn't lose value — is probably gold.
But gold can be heavy and costly to store. Furthermore, with gold trading at historically high levels, the die hard skeptics have turned to everything ranging from art and whiskey, to esoteric currencies.
Many traditional and unorthodox opportunities are available that may offer a positive return and/or protection against inflation. You might be surprised at what cracks this comprehensive (but not exhaustive) list of safe havens.
Guns and Ammo
The ability of guns and ammunition to store value makes them an appealing investment option on their own merits. According to ammo.net, the price of Remington .223 rounds rose 224 percent from 1999 to 2011 – well above the rate of inflation.
Gun sales spiked after the election of Barack Obama in anticipation of more stringent gun control laws.The Wall Street Journal reports that a similar boost in sales is expected in the event of the President's re-election, and also notes that the supply of guns has not kept pace with demand.
Earlier in 2012, CEO Michael O. Fifer of Sturm, Ruger & Co. suspended the acceptance of new orders after 1Q sales exceeded expectations.
Sources: Wall Street Journal, Sovereign Man
Read more: Non-Gold Safe Haven Assets - Business Insider
Black Blade: A few alternative investments not mention here are in the linked article.


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Honda Civic Recall 13V132000
Injury Due to Airbag Deployment
The passenger front airbag inflator could rupture when deployed, allowing metal fragments to strike vehicle occupants and increasing the risk of personal injury.
Honda will notifying owners of affected vehicles beginning May 11, 2013. There are no symptoms related to this recall, if you are not notified and feel you should have been, please contact your local dealer. They may ask for your vehicle identification number (VIN), so please have it handy when you call. The Honda recall number is S95.
Airbags use a chemical reaction contained in an inflator module to create the pressure necessary to inflate the bags when deployment is required. These vehicles are being recalled because the front passenger airbag inflator may produce excessive internal pressure when deployed. As a result, the inflator module could rupture causing metal fragments to strike vehicle occupants. Dealers will inspect and replace any defective passenger front airbag inflator module found.
April 11, 2013
Honda is recalling certain model year 2001-2003 Civic, model year 2002-2003 CR-V, and model year 2002 Odyssey vehicles to address a safety defect in the passenger side frontal air bag which may produce excessive internal pressure causing the inflator to rupture upon deployment of the air bag. This recall addresses both the passenger side frontal air bags that were originally installed in the vehicles, as well as replacement air bags that may have been installed as replacement service parts. A replacement air bag may have been installed, as one example, if a vehicle had been in a crash necessitating the replacement of the passenger side frontal air bag.
In the event of a crash necessitating deployment of the passenger's frontal air bag, the inflator could rupture with metal fragments striking and potentially seriously injuring the passenger seat occupant or other occupants.
Owners of all vehicles on which a defective air bag may have been installed either as original equipment, or as a replacement, will be notified. Dealers will inspect vehicles, and where a defective air bag inflator is identified, the inflator will be replaced, free of charge. The safety recall will begin on May 11, 2013. Owners may contact Honda automobile customer service at 1-800-999-1009. Honda's recall campaign number is S95.
Owners may also contact the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Vehicle Safety Hotline at 1-888-327-4236 (TTY 1-800-424-9153), or go to www.safercar.gov.
Recall data provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration


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- 1 jar (10 ounces) Dijon mustard
- 1-1/4 cups water
- 6 beef cubed steaks (1/3 pound each)
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- Oil for frying
- In a large resealable bag, combine mustard and water; add steaks. Seal bag and turn to coat; let stand for 10 minutes. Drain and discard marinade.
- In a shallow bowl, combine the flour, salt and pepper. Dip steaks in flour mixture. In an electric skillet, heat 1/4 in. of oil to 375°.
- Fry steaks, two at a time, for 3-4 minutes on each side or until crisp and lightly browned. Yield: 6 servings.
Originally published as Fried Mustard Cubed Steaks in Taste of Home August/September 2005, p 20
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Reviewed Aug. 25, 2014
"I used half dijon and half yellow mustard because that's what I had on hand. It was very easy to put together, but I personally like stronger flavors than just salt and pepper."
Reviewed Feb. 20, 2013
"This was so good!"
Reviewed Sep. 24, 2008
"The Cajuns in south La. use straight mustard as a dip to coat their fish before coating with flour or fish fry to fry. It is always good."