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State Patrol: Wouldn't be surprised if more drive stoned
Blood test required for drivers suspected of using pot
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - It is illegal to have five nanograms or more of pot in your system while driving. A blood test is required to detect marijuana in a driver's system.
Memorial Hospital says pot can stay in your system for 30 days. If you think you're safe because you don't look stoned, think again.
It's nothing new. You can't drink and drive and you can't be on drugs while driving, but now that it is legal to buy marijuana in Colorado, confusion is a common thread.
"While driving I would imagine it's illegal," said Colin Cruz.
"I would say you can't have any marijuana in your system while you're driving at all," said Darin Bible.
"It is illegal? No, I did not [know that]," said Quailla Evans.
If a law enforcement officer suspects you've been driving under the influence of marijuana, the officer will have to take you to likely a hospital to take a blood test. It will take two to three weeks for the results.
"It would not surprise me if we pick up more persons under the influence of drugs," said Colorado State Patrol trooper Jim Schmidt.
If more people are suspected of driving while stoned, that means more blood tests.
"I understand the reason why they can't do a simple breathalyzer on it, but it my opinion I think it's a little ridiculous," said Evans.
Relying on an officer's training to bring you in for a blood test has mixed opinions.
"If it keeps people safe, I guess it's worth it," said Cruz.
"Especially the users that are using it every day know how to get ride of the smell. It's going to be hard to detect," said Bible.
However, that is where the blood tests and training come in.
"Every one of us knows what's going on with it and every one of us has to be more cognizant of it," said trooper Schmidt.
You can refuse a blood test, but the consequences include losing your driver's license.
Memorial Hospital said it does not anticipate an increase in blood test patients, but will be ready just in case.
Some counties in Colorado such as Douglas County allow paramedics to do on site blood tests. El Paso County does not allow it.


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Jamaica Citrus Growers Limited (the Company) was established as a limited liability company on December 19, 1949 and has been engaged in the business of processing, packing and marketing of citrus products since 1951 and chilled beverages since 1962.
The Company is a subsidiary of Citrus Growers Association Limited (CGA), which own 96% of its issued shares with individual citrus farmers directly holding the remainder. It has an authorized share capital of J$13,050,000 consisting of 6,525,000 ordinary shares each with a par value of J$2.00. The Company's issued and paid up share capital is J$6,664,270.
The Company's factory and main offices are located on ten acres of land near the town of Bog Walk, St. Catherine that is approximately 25 miles northwest of Kingston along the main road from Kingston to Ocho Rios on the north coast of Jamaica.
The Company was established in 1949 to provide an outlet for Citrus farmers to sell their surplus fruit in the height of the citrus bearing season. The fruit is processed into frozen concentrate citrus juices (FCCJ) that are sold on the local and international markets and also used by the Company in the manufacturing of its own chilled beverage products.
The Company's capacity for processing citrus fruit is approximately 60,000 field boxes per week (a box of orange or Ortanique contains 90 pounds of fruit and a box of grapefruit 80 pounds of fruit). This level of capacity is more than adequate to process the fruit that is likely to become available. Due to the seasonal nature of citrus, processing is normally done during November to May of each year.
The major aspect of JCG's business operation is the manufacturing of chilled beverages, which includes chilled orange juice and other natural and artificial fruit flavoured drinks, which are sold under the Juciful brand name. Fresh milk and flavoured milk products are also produced and sold under the Dairy Farmers brand name. Juciful Squash is a shelf stable product, which is produced in three flavours - Orange, Grapefruit and Lime, and is also sold under the Juciful brand name. Squash is manufactured by a local entity under a contract packaging arrangement.
Caribbean Preserving Company Limited (CPC) another subsidiary of CGA is now responsible for the sales, marketing and distribution of all the products manufactured by JCG. This change took effect in February 2005. Currently CPC operate depot outlets at Newport West in Kingston; Bog Walk, St. Catherine and is seeking to commence operations in Montego Bay, St. James. From these depots, chilled drinks and milk products are marketed through independent distributors and sales contractors. Sales of FCCJ are done directly by CPC.
The local chilled beverage market is very competitive and price sensitive, with several suppliers marketing similar products.
The present staff complement of all three subsidiaries is approximately 160 employees.
The Citrus Growers Association (CGA) as indicated was established in 1944, and essentially functions as a grower's representative organization concerned with the collective welfare of citrus farmers' island wide. There are presently some 5,200 registered growers representing a vast majority of citrus farmers in the island.
Structurally, the Association consist of sixty six (66) district branches, which are located in the main citrus producing parishes of the island. District branches are in turn grouped into four area councils covering the island. At the Annual General Meeting of the Association a nine member Board of directors is elected, drawn from representatives of the four area councils and consistent with the CGA Articles of Association.
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Oven at 350 degrees
1 1/2 cup ap flour
4 T cocoa powder
1 cup sugar
1 t baking powder
1 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
(sift together)
In a separate bowl-
5 T Olive oil
1 T white vinegar
1 t vanilla
1 cup warm water
Mix together, but don't over mix! Pour into cupcake liners and bake for abou t15-20 or until toothpick test is clean!
Raspberry Cream Cheese Frosting-
4 oz cream cheese (softened)
4 oz butter (softened)
2 cups powdered sugar (sifted)
1 T (approx) Davinci Raspberry syrup
Cream cheese and butter together, add sugar and syrup and whip it until it comes to the consistency you want!
These cupcakes were a fortunate make. I say that b/c they day I made them..I NEEDED cupcakes. You've heard the phrase "more than a fat girl loves cake"? Well..this was more like "More than a hormonal pregnant girl with an insane toddler and a dirty house and piles of laundry and mountains of stress needs a cupcake" *sigh*
I literally made these in a daze(dirty floors, dogs barking, cats fighting, toddler running around with markers in just a diaper)...which helps that they were so easy to make! I did the raspberry cream cheese just to be different, but Husband scraped it off..he's not a raspberry fan (even flavor *shrugs*).
So with the bad day I'd had it took ALOT of strength to let these babies cool off and wait for the frosting....but they were worth the wait. They had a wonderful moist flavor (I was expecting more of a fruity flavor from the oil, but nope..just nice and moist). It was JUST what I needed to 'fix' my day. YES I'm one of THOSE people that totally turns to food to fix her problems. And yes, the scale reflects that..back to the cupcakes.
Husband ate 3 when he got home that night and professed they were "really REALLY good". For Husband to give a cupcake a "really", esp a chocolate cupcake a "really"..that's a big deal.
The next day, which at our house is generally the 'even though they were in a closed container they are drying out and we pitch them to the dogs' day....Husband professed they were "AMAZING". He said it was like the overnight sit made them EVEN more moist and they were again, amazing. He ate the remaining cupcakes (sans frosting). That never happens. We always have one sad little cupcake that gets sacrificed to the dogs b/c no one eats it before it dries out.
So, even though it was a rough start I'm happily submitting these for February's Cupcake Hero! I'll let you know when it's time to vote!!


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Have you ever added a website to your Favorites and a neat little icon appeared next to it? For instance, add Google and a cute little "G" appears. It sure makes it easier to find the site in a big long list. But wait, get online a day later and the nifty little Favicon is gone. What gives?
Well, here's why: Internet Explorer puts favicons in Temporary Internet Files so when you empty the cache it deletes the icon. So, what can you do to keep your favicons from disappearing?
Today's tip is a bit involved but not as complicated as it looks so take your time and stay with me. Basically what we'll be doing is creating a folder in My Documents for Favicons and moving them from Temporary Internet Files.
1. Let's start by creating a folder. Open up "My Documents", right click a blank area and select "New" and "Folder". Name the folder "Favicons". Windows XP has a link on the left side of folder windows that says "Make a new folder" that you can click.
2. Next we need to go to the Temporary Internet Files folder and find the favicons there. Open Internet Explorer and go to Tools/Internet Options then in the "General" tab select "Settings" under Temporary Internet Files. Click the button marked "View Files".
You'll see a long list of web sites and objects connected with them. At the top you'll see headers for "Name", "Internet Address", "Type", etc. Click "Type" to sort the list. Scroll down until you see "Icon". Highlight any icons you see there and copy (Ctrl+C).
Go to your new Favicon folder and paste (Ctrl+V). You'll notice that they are all called "favicon.ico" and have a number next to them. You can change the name if you want.
3. Now you'll need to point to the new icon. Go back to Internet Explorer and find the Favorite that the favicon goes to. Right click and choose "Properties". Click the button that says "Change Icon" then the button that says "Browse". Navigate your way to the Favicon folder then select the correct favicon.
Click "Open" then "OK" then "OK" again.
Now you won't lose your favicons.
P.S. This method can also be used to give icons to any of your favorites. That's right. You can download an icon off the web, put it in your favicons folder, and make it a favicon. you can find thousands of icons for free at Leo's Icons…
Keep in mind that you'll need to follow this procedure each time you add a favorite that has a favicon. Also, I had one the other day that was locked somehow so I couldn't move it—don't be surprised if that happens occasionally.
Have fun dressing up your favorites.
~ David


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Now I know why men are ofter referred to as "dogs". Cause all we think about is humping something or somebody...and we will indeed hump just about anything or anybody.
This dog is awesome, and this is why dogs rule and cats are stupid. Merry Christmas!!!


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Many Uses of a Brush Edit and New Story · 9:00am Jun 19th, 2013
With the welcome addition of an Editor, "Many Uses of a Brush" has now been revamped and most if not all the errors fixed.
While the stories overall remain the same he was done wonderful work making them a bit more in depth and engaging and I owe him more thanks than I could ever hope to give. ^^
Triskelion will be helping me in the future and has already edited the first chapter of my new Story which I will be posting the first chapter of in a few days.
Please give him your thanks and a round of applause for going far and beyond anything I could've asked for. If you want to ^^.
I do apologize for the long wait, but I can easily say it was well worth the wait, at least in my humble opinion.


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The number of fixed line broadband connections in Hungary stood at 1.437 million at the end of May, up from 1.124 million a year earlier, according to data published by the industry regulator the National Communications Authority of Hungary (NCAH). Of the total, 778,000 were ADSL subscriptions, while a further 468,000 took cable internet services from one of the four main providers UPC, T-Kabel, FiberNet and Digi. At the same date, the number of main lines in service fell by 12,000 in May to 3.198 million from 3.210 million in April, lowering the fixed line phone penetration rate to 31.8%. The NCAH does not keep a record of mobile broadband subscriptions.
Source: TeleGeography.
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As an aggressive driving, always late constant commuter you guys need to calm down. This guy is already exceeding the speed limit and you think he needs to go faster because you planned your day poorly? PIssed off because he is inconsiderate? How about you, who think you dictate the flow of every one elses traffic.
I lane hop, I speed (10 over is about my max though) and I get frustrated but I don't tailgate and I dont break check. Those are two things that can quickly ruin my car and endanger my family.
"Never attribute to maliciousness that which can be attributed to stupidity."
if you are in the passing lane, actively passing, and already breaking the law by speeding to make that pass more quickly....
why is is my responsibility to go EVEN FASTER just to get out of YOUR ***hole way?
oh wait.
its not.
Of course I rarely encounter this because I don't get passed, I'm typically the passer.
Similar thing happens here, there are 2 lane way between cities and the limit is 80Km/h and some stretches it is 100, however, the right side is most of the times packed with slow cars and heavy trucks during normal days (even weekends) . your only option is to take the left side, which I usually do around 110 or 120 Km/h. Going the right side is not an option, but there's always a moron doing 140+ that thinks the left side is only for him, and keeps flashing high beams to others in the left. (mostly high end cars and mk4s , rarely truckers)
I usually dont yield those guys until I see a clear in the right side to safely switch lanes and slow down to that lane speed. I kind of support the OP.
If i'm doing 130 in a 100 (km/hr) and some guy is tailgating me, I'll move over, let him pass, then follow him. Most of the time, they spot the cops faster than I would.
Oh and as for burning more fuel?
TDI bro
Easy like Sunday Morning.
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The thing that bothers me about our Finnish friend is that he lives in Finland.
We all know how anal Europeans are about camping in the left lane..Fact of the matter is, it's annoying. You're not the police. Here in Canada the limit is 100 km/h on the highway. Most people travel about 115km/h. I prefer around 125-130, so it's not like I'm doing 160 and flying by cars at an astounding rate. I'm not endangering anyone, I just feel more comfortable traveling at a higher speed.
You shouldn't dictate how fast others go on the highway. If you're "concerned about your safety", stay out of that lane, it's that simple. And if you're only going 8 km/h over the limit I'm sure you wouldn't mind going 8 km/h slower and following the cars in the right lane.
Im a disappoint
Yesterday I had a guy holding me up for several minutes -- he was riding in the passing lane, doing under the speed limit, pacing the car in the right lane. Tons of glorious open road ahead of him.
When a spot finally opened up on the right, I changed over and began moving around, only to hear his truck do a full throttle kickdown and start lunging forward. I already had my signal on and just continued my original trajectory over into the left lane a few feet ahead of him, forcing him to go from full throttle to full brake, which resulted in a hilarious nosedive and an exasperated "WTF" hand gesture from him.
I just don't get people sometimes. I didn't do anything to antagonize the guy.
I know what other cars do that annoy me and I go out of my way to avoid doing those same things to other people. If I can do a few little things to help keep the road clear and to enhance the calmness of people around me, I do. I also try to never, ever be in someone's way.
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William Demant
|Publicly traded Aktieselskab
|Traded as
|Nasdaq Copenhagen: WDH
|Health care
|Smørum, Denmark
Key people
|Lars Nørby Johansen (Chairman), Niels Jacobsen (President and CEO)
|Hearing aids, audiometric equipment
|DKK 12.002 billion (2016)
|DKK 1.942 billion (2016)
|DKK 1.464 billion (2016)
|Total assets
|DKK 15.548 billion (end 2016)
|Total equity
|DKK 6.966 billion (end 2016)
Number of employees
|12 339 (average, 2016)
The William Demant Holding Group is a leading international hearing health care company within hearing aids, audiometric equipment, and personal communication.
The William Demant Holding Group was founded in 1904 by Hans Demant, under the name Oticon. After his death in 1910, his son William Demant took over.
Already before World War I, Oticon increased its sales volume to cover Scandinavia and Saint Petersburg. In the twenties and thirties, a network of agents was established in Europe.
During World War II, Oticon started its own production due to the scarcity of goods from other countries.
In 1957, William and his wife Ida Emilie donated the Demant family's shares in the company to the Oticon Foundation. The Oticon Foundation's general aim is charity with particular emphasis on helping people with a hearing impairment and today the Oticon Foundation is the main shareholder in William Demant Holding A/S with a holding of app. 61%.
International expansion[edit]
During the 1990s the company expanded further, buying the Swiss hearing aid manufacturer Bernafon, Phonic Ear, the headset manufacturer DanaCom and Interacoustics.
In 1995 the company was listed at the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.
In 1997 it was decided to change the name of the parent company from Oticon Holding A/S to William Demant Holding A/S because it was considered disadvantageous to use the same name, both for the Group, and for one of its businesses.
Today the company is led by President & CEO, Niels Jacobsen and board chairman Lars Nørby Johansen. New management changes take place on April 1, 2017. "President & CEO Niels Jacobsen has decided to step down after 25 years as member of the Executive Board in William Demant Holding to become CEO of William Demant Invest A/S. The present Chief Operating Officer (COO) Søren Nielsen will become new President & CEO of William Demant Holding."[1]
Today the company focuses on three separate business units:
Hearing Aids: Oticon, Bernafon, Sonic Innovations, Neurelec (cochlear implants) and Oticon Medical (Bone anchored hearing aids)
Diagnostic Instruments: Maico Diagnostics, Interacoustics, Amplivox and Grason-Stadler
Personal Communication: Phonic Ear, Sennheiser Communications
Instrument Dealers: Gordon Stowe & Associates Inc., Northeastern Technologies Group Inc., Midlantic Technologies Group Inc.
- ^ "Management change in William Demant Holding A/S". 2017-02-23. Retrieved 2017-02-23.
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Papa's Pancakeria is one of our selected Papa's Games. Also very popular on this website right now are Papa's Cheeseria, Papa's Burgeria, Shop Empire 3 and Sara's Cooking Class: Chocolate Cake.
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"Bonding in Zion: Deseret U to U of U" (Opinion, April 28), by University of Utah Vice President Thomas N. Parks, was most interesting in its celebration of the university's distinguished chemistry faculty.
However, there is no "B" in the name of Henry Eyring. The U.'s distinguished physical chemist and recipient of the Priestly Medal had no middle initial. (Eyring's son, Henry B., is first counselor in the LDS First Presidency).
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Craig Krenzel made his first game after winning a national championship a special one the last time the Buckeyes faced the University of Washington.
Krenzel ran for two touchdowns and accounted for 230 yards of offense in a 28-9 win over the Huskies in a primetime televised game on ABC Aug. 30, 2003, at an energetic Ohio Stadium. It was the Buckeyes first game since defeating Miami (Fla.) in the 2003 Fiesta Bowl for the national title.
"It's always special to come and play – especially the first game – under the lights against a great team," said Maurice Hall, who also added a touchdown run. "It's just electrifying. The fans are excited and that just makes us excited."
Ohio State, ranked No. 2 to start the season, had little trouble moving the ball on the No. 17 Huskies. The Buckeyes cruised to a 21-0 first half lead, thanks in part to Krenzel's two touchdown runs. Hall got the scoring started with a 2-yard run that capped off an eight-play, 72 yard drive on the Buckeyes' second possession. Krenzel added a second first-quarter touchdown on a 23-yard run, and he later added an 11-yard score that capped a six-play, 25-yard drive with 11 seconds left before halftime.
"We feel good about how hard our guys played tonight," OSU head coach Jim Tressel said. "I thought they've done a good job preparing. Really ever since we got back in January they've really put their nose to the grindstone and had a passion to become better. They focused hard through the spring practice and the summer. I thought they worked hard this preseason.
"And, you know, we had a tough match-up for an opener. And I feel good about how hard we played and the leadership that these guys and their colleagues gave our team. And, you know, we've got a long way to go."
For Washington, it was the first game under new head coach Keith Gilbertson, who was UW's offensive coordinator under former coach Rick Neuheisel, who was fired during the offseason for taking part in an NCAA men's basketball tournament pool.
The Huskies scored the second half's first points on a 46-yard field goal by Evan Knudson, but the Buckeyes answered later in the quarter with a 15-yard Lydell Ross touchdown run to make it 28-3.
Washington scored the game's final points on a two-yard run by Cody Pickett with 3:27 left. A two-point conversion run fails, leaving the Huskies just short of double digits.
Ohio State's defense held Washington to 262 yards of offense and only seven on the ground. The Buckeyes out-gained the Huskies 237-77 in the first half.
Simon Fraser had seven tackles to lead the OSU defense, including three for a loss and a sack. He was named the co-Big Ten defensive player of the week of his efforts.
Krenzel finished 15 of 27 for 203 yards and added 27 yards on the ground on eight carries. Hall had 58 yards on 15 carries, and Michael Jenkins led OSU's receivers with six catches for 80 yards.
Another subplot of the game was the suspension of running back Maurice Clarett, who was handed a "multiple-game suspension" by Ohio State athletic director Andy Geiger Aug. 22.


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You might not expect to find a herd of goats feasting among rail cars and a cement recycling plant in the Bayview, but for City Grazing it's just another day on the ranch.
The San Francisco-based landscaping business rents out small herds of goats to clear overgrown yards and fields of unwanted brush and weeds. They position themselves as an eco-friendly alternative to herbicides and other chemicals. The goats are also quite adept at taking care of steep hillsides and other hard-to-reach spots.
"Goats are awesome at eating blackberries, ivy, Scotch broom, any kinds of weeds or vegetation, overgrown bamboo," says project manager Genevieve Church. "Whatever it is, goats are on top of it."
Last year, increased demand convinced the company it was time to grow the herd. They brought in a single buck to, ahem, take care of business
"He was a very happy animal for a few months," Church says with a smile.
In total, 28 female goats gave birth to 49 kids. There was one set of triplets, eight single births and the rest were twins, says Church. Counting the new kids, City Grazing now has nearly 100 goats.
"We've had moms and babies out on a few locations already," Church says. "Our busy season is just ramping up."


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Cyprus BBQ goes friendly to earth and heart
By Sarah Ktisti
NICOSIA (Reuters Life!) - The Cypriot equivalent of a national sport -- the barbeque -- has taken on a healthier and ecological twist in the form of the "eco-souvla".
Souvla, meaning barbecue in Greek, is probably the Cypriots' best-loved pastime bar watching football, drinking coffee and smoking.
And it is easy to understand why it is so difficult to resist the temptation of having a nibble on the charcoal-cooked meat or fish on offer -- the beguiling smell of barbequed meat wafts through the air on this eastern Mediterranean island most days.
It smells and tastes great, but experts say it is also unhealthy. Doctors have blamed barbequed meat for the majority of heart attacks in Cypriots, and the residue of coal fumes mixed with fat dripping is widely said to be carcinogenic.
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Oh good grief!
So, dd and I went to Walmart for a few things. As I am pulling out of the parking space a guy in an SUV was waiting for me to pull out (very close, he wouldn't back up). Needless to say, I scraped the car next to me! I pulled over, went over to the car. Meanwhile the guy and lady in the SUV are looking at me like I just committed murder, she went in to have the owner of the car paged, the guy "Stayed with me so I didn't take off"! In the meantime, dd started crying, because she thought we were in trouble!
Anyway, the guy for the car came out and was really nice, we exchanged info, etc...
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Sorry that happened to you, what a nervewracking experience!11-25-2006, 01:14 PM #3
Sorry that you had to go through that. Doesn't it make you furious when someone pulls right up behind you wanting your parking place? It makes me see red, I will pull right back in the parking place and turn my car off until they drive off. I don't mind someone waiting a decent distance back but when they pull so close that you can hardly get out of the spot because they are afraid someone else will get the parking place, I make sure that they don't get it.Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements11-25-2006, 04:11 PM #4
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I do the same thing Katy said. I pull back completely into my spot, cut the engine and make calls on my cell phone until the jerk breathing down my back leaves. If the other driver gets confrontational I just smile sweetly and say "I don't use my phone while driving. This is an important call. So sorry"
I just cannot stand rude drivers who practically block you in! For the SUV to crowd you was beyond rude. So sorry you had this happen.11-25-2006, 04:14 PM #5
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Thanks for the support! DH wasn't even upset! DD is all calmed down now. Next time I'll just sit there!11-25-2006, 05:05 PM #6
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Sorry this happened, Julie. The people in the SUV sounded like jerks! I also hate it when people crowd me and expect me to somehow get out of the space. I think sitting there is a great idea.11-25-2006, 07:26 PM #7
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No fun, Julie! Glad to hear that dh wasn't upset and that it all worked out!11-25-2006, 07:30 PM #8
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I would have done the same thing, pull back in!
I'm so sorry this happened to you! And I'm glad your dd is calmed down now!11-25-2006, 10:49 PM #9
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What a day! At least dh wasn't upset. I drive in Kansas City traffic daily and I know it isn't as bad as other places in world, but in my world it is pretty bad. I can't believe how rude people are with all the tailgating, hand gestures and putting on makeup and the cell phones. Every morning I listen for traffice so I can avoid any really bad tie ups. If I am in a parking lot and someone is waiting on my space, if they don't give me enough room to get out, i cut the motor and sit and wait.11-26-2006, 12:10 AM #10
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I'm so sorry you had to go through that! At least your husband and the owner of the car were nice about it.
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On and off the beaten path: The evolution of four technological systems in Sweden
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post7536805978557660506..comments2017-05-25T22:05:24.132-04:00Comments on The TSA Blog: TSA Week in Review – 29 Loaded Firearms, Black Powder, and Other Items of Note Discovered in Carry-on firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-58780413106097306642015-03-01T23:01:30.149-05:002015-03-01T23:01:30.149-05:00Although we didn't see any new material introd...Although we didn't see any new material introduced in game during the first two thirds of 2014, we did see some outside material released.Shoe Organizerhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-42848724316802314812014-03-25T16:19:39.529-04:002014-03-25T16:19:39.529-04:00"Are you gonna be the sacrificial passenger(s..."Are you gonna be the sacrificial passenger(s)? Wouldn't it be better to not have to die to save the rest of the plane....like if TSA takes care of it for you????"

I would take steps to protect others on the plane. It is sad that you do not have such a mindset. Is death inevitable? No: No passengers died taking down the Underwear Bomber.

Do you think TSA email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-89333249573637414312014-03-24T15:50:19.697-04:002014-03-24T15:50:19.697-04:00"any weapon displayed in the cabin would: 2. ..."any weapon displayed in the cabin would: 2. be dealty with by the other passengers"

Are you gonna be the sacrificial passenger(s)?
Wouldn't it be better to not have to die to save the rest of the plane....like if TSA takes care of it for you????rr hoodhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-1000132793683614272014-03-22T04:27:27.913-04:002014-03-22T04:27:27.913-04:00When the TSA errs in the side f caution, it does s...When the TSA errs in the side f caution, it does so millions of times, to millions of people. The sum of the damage caused by all these small errs is infinitely higher than the gains from the TSA (which has never caught a terrorist). firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-37192391488908255862014-03-20T11:00:10.197-04:002014-03-20T11:00:10.197-04:00"Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side ..."Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side of caution? Not all people are up to date on the variations of grenades."

If TSA's job is detecting weapons, incendiaries, and explosives, should we not expect them to be up-to-date on what explosives look firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-73328497110693968072014-03-20T09:59:48.580-04:002014-03-20T09:59:48.580-04:00Not Travel Tips Tuesday this week? Makes sense, a...Not Travel Tips Tuesday this week?

Makes sense, as it would be obvious TSA is ignoring the perfume bottle firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-90664424525492046602014-03-19T23:20:37.675-04:002014-03-19T23:20:37.675-04:00Anonymous said... "Isn't it best that TSA... Anonymous said...
"Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side of caution? Not all people are up to date on the variations of grenades."

I could understand that, IF the item in question resembled a grenade in any possible way. The perfume bottle did email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-1770853598049424312014-03-19T14:25:09.742-04:002014-03-19T14:25:09.742-04:00Anonymous said... Isn't it best that TSA errs ...Anonymous said...
Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side of caution? Not all people are up to date on the variations of grenades.

March 19, 2014 at 11:15 AM
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Once the item was sighted even people with the intelligence of TSA screeners would have known it wasn't WEI.

No excuse on this one.RBhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-72962839973934116162014-03-19T11:15:59.007-04:002014-03-19T11:15:59.007-04:00Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side of cau...Isn't it best that TSA errs on the side of caution? Not all people are up to date on the variations of firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-87082991441342612872014-03-19T09:41:41.174-04:002014-03-19T09:41:41.174-04:00I was thinking if the perfume was in a bottle inte...I was thinking if the perfume was in a bottle intentionally designed to look like a grenade I could care less about TSA taking it away from someone. I'm inclined to give TSA leeway if something is supposed to look like a weapon. After looking at a picture of the offending bottle in question I think my mother has glassware at home with a similar design for drinking out of. Anyone with half a brain@firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-46046577603361825522014-03-19T09:39:17.428-04:002014-03-19T09:39:17.428-04:00Anonymous said, "Why comment on something tha...Anonymous said, "Why comment on something that didn't happen?"

Does it not bother you that TSA has spent time and taxpayer money giving serious consideration to the idea of spying on flyers' on-line shopping behavior? This is yet another indication that TSA is (a) out of touch with Constitutional/human rights, (b) continues to ignore privacy-related concerns email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-23417592188823020752014-03-19T07:40:54.581-04:002014-03-19T07:40:54.581-04:00The TSAnonymous who questioned whether TSA should ...The TSAnonymous who questioned whether TSA should blog about their recent testing of searching the American public's online profiles and comments must not have read the article. The TSA has only delayed, not canceled, their plan to roll out full online profiling of Americans who want to get on a plane with a slightly less chance of being assaulted by submitting to a *full* background check, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-66696145105985431912014-03-19T01:12:55.900-04:002014-03-19T01:12:55.900-04:00Anonymous said... "@ RB - not to mention the ...Anonymous said...
"@ RB - not to mention the colorful way that West continues to cherry pick questions posted here that he can answer with a simple party line declaration, and ignore the ones that require actual thought or expose the lack of logic in TSA policies ..."

I don't want my tax money used to feed the email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-88073745823867430552014-03-18T23:24:39.232-04:002014-03-18T23:24:39.232-04:00Anonymous said... "@ RB - not to mention the ...Anonymous said...
"@ RB - not to mention the colorful way that West continues to cherry pick questions posted here that he can answer with a simple party line declaration, and ignore the ones that require actual thought or expose the lack of logic in TSA policies ..."

This is to give the illusion of an ongoing dialog with the public. Much like the TSA gives an firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-9847636220004060072014-03-18T18:20:55.404-04:002014-03-18T18:20:55.404-04:00Why doesn't TSA set up the citizen equivalent ...Why doesn't TSA set up the citizen equivalent of this industry event?

http://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-40260314351657669972014-03-18T17:31:07.448-04:002014-03-18T17:31:07.448-04:00Quoted:"Anonymous said... Please post a blog...Quoted:"Anonymous said...
Please post a blog entry about the initiative described at http://www.nextgov.com/big-data/2014/03/tsa-halts-testing-technology-screen-passengers-online-data/80065/.

The linked article says:

"...The Transportation Security Administration has called off -- for now -- live tests of technology that would expand background checks on email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-76325206460070679942014-03-18T17:27:00.235-04:002014-03-18T17:27:00.235-04:00Quoted:"As for the post 9/11 cockpit doors we...Quoted:"As for the post 9/11 cockpit doors we mandated, it would be a shame if they prevented passengers from gaining to the cockpit if an emergency occurred.

March 14, 2014 at 11:19 PM"

So now we DON'T want hardened doors??
 firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-7564626593445190912014-03-18T17:25:57.269-04:002014-03-18T17:25:57.269-04:00Quoted: "Mark McDonald said... set up a warn...Quoted: "Mark McDonald said...
set up a warning area before they enter the TSA area. if they still trying bring weapons on the plane, arrest them

March 14, 2014 at 7:13 PM"

You mean like a checkpoint before the checkpoint?? Really?
 email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-22169015549580205582014-03-18T12:13:42.063-04:002014-03-18T12:13:42.063-04:00@ RB - not to mention the colorful way that West c...@ RB - not to mention the colorful way that West continues to cherry pick questions posted here that he can answer with a simple party line declaration, and ignore the ones that require actual thought or expose the lack of logic in TSA policies ...firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-77980960679346407052014-03-18T08:07:38.907-04:002014-03-18T08:07:38.907-04:00So many questions so little communicating with the...So many questions so little communicating with the public about all things TSA related.

So Bobbie what's the real purpose of the TSA Blog? RBhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-27141823410749478632014-03-17T12:50:39.913-04:002014-03-17T12:50:39.913-04:00So Bob, Any comment on the ridiculous confiscatio...So Bob,

Any comment on the ridiculous confiscation of a transparent 2oz bottle of perfume at PHX this week because your brilliant TSOs claimed that it "resembled" a hand grenade?

http://www.foxnews.com/travel/2014/03/17/tsa-confiscates-perfume-bottle-shaped-like-grenade/

I'm sure you will mention replica weapons and inert grenades and the potential firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-65168466795215522842014-03-17T09:18:50.167-04:002014-03-17T09:18:50.167-04:00With Flight MH370 still missing and unaccounted fo...With Flight MH370 still missing and unaccounted for I think it would be prudent to review if this countries security screening would have prevented such an event if crew involvement is responsible which certainly looks to be the case.

We know that TSA had absolutely nothing to do with MH370 screening. But, if crew members are involved in the taking over an aircraft would current TSA RBhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-56865327840201558182014-03-17T08:41:21.572-04:002014-03-17T08:41:21.572-04:00Hopefully, the perfume "grenade"-like bo...Hopefully, the perfume "grenade"-like bottle confiscated from a passenger at Sky Harbor will make next week's list of dangerous and scary things found at checkpoints. Heaven forbid, the lane she was in was closed and a "bomb expert" was called to deal with a perfume bottle. Talk about looking really foolish, you did it this time TSA!

To claim, as one member ofSusan firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-19776289159159589442014-03-17T08:32:47.802-04:002014-03-17T08:32:47.802-04:00I continue to wait for some justification for acti...I continue to wait for some justification for active duty military being included in pre-check, but not retired military or holders of current DoD or LE background investigations. military retirees have at least 20 years documents service to this Nation, pretty much proving their lack of risk. both DoD and LE background investigations should reveal any risk factors. active duty military do not, firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-73161902622678803852014-03-17T08:04:51.261-04:002014-03-17T08:04:51.261-04:00To all the spoiled individuals that continually co...To all the spoiled individuals that continually complain about the TSA, give it up already. The threat is very real. You have been flying relatively care free since 9/11 and that is all that matters. I fly all the time and security is a minor inconvenience. I dont want to be at 35,000 feet with a lunatic with a firearm, especially after a few drinks. Besides if you are so important, spend a few Johnny firstname.lastname@example.com


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In partnership with Phoenix Children's Hospital, a dozen distinguished professional golf instructors and Arizona celebrity athletes will host a charity golf clinic for the young patients of Phoenix Children's.
The "Tee It Up For Kids" golf clinic will be the first of its kind in Arizona to raise funds for the Hospital's Child Life Services and Aero Digestive Clinic, which include Pulmonology, Gastroenterology, and Otolaryngology.
On Saturday, February 15th, event organizer and founder, Scott Sackett, GOLF Magazine Top 100 Teacher the past 14 years, will clear the driving range and parts of the course at McCormick Ranch in Scottsdale, from 2pm to 4pm for 50 children currently being treated at Phoenix Children's.
World-renowned golf instructor, Stan Utley will be one of volunteer instructors. Utley was selected by his peers as the No. 1 Golf Instructor in Arizona and the No. 14 ranked instructor in the U.S. according to Golf Digest's 2013/2014.
The rotation stations for the kids' clinic include: putting, chipping, iron, and driving, with individualized attention for each child. A Trick Shot show will conclude the event along with an appearance by the Phoenix Suns Gorilla. The instructors hope to raise $50,000 for Phoenix Children's and 100% of all funds will benefit the Hospital.
Organizers are asking individuals and businesses to consider sponsoring a child to take part in the event at $1,000 per child. Other sponsorship package opportunities range from $500 to $5,000 with varying degrees of media and event visibility as a way to say "thank you." Sponsors are encouraged to confirm their financial support immediately as it will guarantee key placement in signage at the event.


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The SPCA of Texas has been around since 1938, so it's a sure bet you're dealing with a reputable group. Each month, the nonprofit organization handles an average of 1,200 animals. It has two locations, one in Dallas, another in McKinney, and you can adopt a pet at either place. The Dallas location can house more than 200 animals at a time, and the McKinney location can shelter another 80. That means there is a good selection of pets from which to choose. Dogs are $129, cats $99. The SPCA also provides information on numerous breed groups in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, and many of these groups have animals available for adoption or can refer you to a reputable breeder. The SPCA offers many offsite adoption programs.
The glitzy black-and-white dcor is a grand setting for the two walls piled high with an overwhelming array of perfumes. Don't go looking for something as mundane as White Shoulders; this is the place to pick up Jean-Paul Gaultier's new perfume encased in a snow globe with, of course, gold snow. Vivian Westwood's Boudoir might be the ticket if the Versace Blonde thing doesn't work for you.
Hallmark Cards probably thinks it has secured coolness with Fresh Ink, its new line of bizarre and unconventional cards similar to the ones independent gift and bookstores have sold for years. In this realm, however, if you care to send the very best, Hallmark Gold Crown Stores are not your destinations. Independent cardmakers are still making the most stylish and funky cards around, and Gifted in Deep Ellum offers a great selection from several designers. From cards with "Thank You" spelled in neon letters to minimalist ones with thick, grainy paper and black-and-white photos, Gifted carries everything from the simply sublime to the wonderfully wacky.
No matter what the occasion, you can find a card depicting a young, bare, muscled torso at Nuvo. We don't mean to say that all their of cards are for gay men (or, for that matter, straight women with an aggressive appreciation of the male form). Some of them are all pecs and butts, but there are plenty for the straight shopper, including several lines of one-of-a-kind hand-printed art cards that tell someone that you not only care, but that you're the kind of person who'll spend $7 on a card.
A Dallas institution, Dallas Costume Shoppe is the place to go if you're in need of an outfit for that gala costume ball or a Halloween bash. Producing a stage play? They can outfit the entire cast. Period costumes from as far back as Shakespeare and Greek mythology days, Roaring Twenties--you name it. If they don't have the costume you're looking for, you might reconsider your search, or take up sewing.Texas Costume (pictured below) is a theatrical supply company with clients across the country. They rent costumes to the general public as well as professionals and TV types. They sell and rent technical supplies, wigs, and make-up, but costumes can be rented only. Time periods of the costumes vary from biblical to the '70s. Costumes range from $59.95 to $79.95 for three days. And on Halloween, they'll hook you up. They have thousands of items, so if you want to be it, then damn it, they have it.
If you get off on garage sales, you'll love this place. It's large, dusty, and hot, but treasures can be found at almost give-away prices. Just plan on digging and browsing. From household appliances and furniture to costume and antique jewelry to a stuffed animal barrel where a quarter buys your choice, a visit to Sarah's is a little like a scavenger hunt for grownups. If you don't find what you're looking for, don't give up. It just might be there the next time you visit.
This longtime establishment has been a favorite with art collectors and galleries for years. Its clientele (including Rita Clements, Lupe Murchison, the Edith Baker Gallery, and Dallas' Office of Cultural Affairs) ranges from serious collectors who need to preserve their expensive treasures to everyday customers who treat their children's art like original masterpieces. No matter what the customer request, Frame Masters can fill the need. What makes them such a hit with the society set is their attention to detail and the entire staff's excellent taste. If you have no idea how to frame something, owner Terry Nelson and his staff can always provide you with alternatives that showcase your art and pictures in the best of borders. The real selling point to this shop is its competitive pricing. You can consistently get a better deal on your framing needs compared with equally tony shops. They even beat some of the lower-end mass-market frame outlets.


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Yoong has been granted a super-licence by the sport's governing body, the FIA, after completing a two-day test at the Mugello circuit in Italy.
The Malaysian, who has brought his own backer to the team, will replace Brazilian Marques for the final three races of the season from the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on September 16.
Marques is to become Mindari's test and reserve driver after giving way to Yoong, who has been put on the fast-track to F1 which this season saw Sauber bring Finland's Kimi Raikkonen into the blue riband of motorsport.
Yoong said: "I'm very happy that the FIA has seen fit to give me a super-licence, not especially for myself but for my country.
"We've been working very hard to arrive at this point and I would like to thank everyone for their support."
Minardi team principal Paul Stoddart said: "As the first Malaysian driver to compete in grand prix racing, Alex carries with him the hopes and expectations not only of his country, but also of the whole of south-east Asia.
"I would like to recognise the efforts of Tarso Marques. He has been a great team player and has done everything asked of him this season, for which we thank him."
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winter's fairytale by karinephotoWatch
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russian little girl in the winter's fairytale forest
Daily DeviationGiven 2012-05-24
The way in which the eyes of the child match the background so significantly here emphasises how blue is the predominant colour in this piercing photograph taken by ~karinephoto. We are left captivated by the winter's fairytale, an atmospheric and gorgeous piece overall. ( Featured by 3wyl )
Now that's a great portrait!
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Featured: PeopleHi guys! Well I recently add some favs to my gallery. Now i will pick 15 favourites favs from my gallery and deviantart to show you the most beautiful picture that I like very much. Hope u will enjoy!
I you like it of course add them to your favourites, leave a comment or let me know if u have some interesting picture for next journal.
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That's amazing composition.
She is so cute.
So nice..
I thought I left you
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It is a very powerful and beautiful picture, his eyes bright blue fits perfectly with the background indeed !
Adore it. Such a perfect intense shot you took!
What kind of camera and lens did you use?
just beautiful !
These beautiful eyes *-*
beautiful, the light and shot are lovely. russia is lovely i have heard
Wow I love her eyes it's so pretty
Such a pretty girl! Do you mind if I could use this picture for one of my blog posts that I will be putting up soon?
wow, the eyes are amazing, the whole picture is amazing
very good!
good luck!
good luck!
aww :3 cute.. ♥
can i make my profle picture in dA this pic ?
What a beautiful photo
Incredible detail. Incredible tone. Incredible focus. = Incredible.
oh the eyes
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Beautiful photograph, the composition is wonderful
Fantastic pic
dem eyes! I wonder if that kid has allergies. (A person with a thick dark ring around their iris is apparently a good sign of allergies.... I have that.) Everything about this is gorgeous by the way!
this is stunning hun tfs xxx
Love those blue eyes!
That kid kinda reminds me of Lucy Pevensie...
That kid kinda reminds me of Lucy Pevensie...
I just wanted to let you know that I drew this photo for my Drawing class. I will be submitting photos soon. I will also be sending you the links, as well as acknowledging that I used this photo as my inspiration and blueprint. I hope you don't mind, and I'm also sorry that I didn't ask before I drew it.
I just wanted to let you know that I drew this photo for my Drawing class. I will be submitting photos soon. I will also be sending you the links, as well as acknowledging that I used this photo as my inspiration and blueprint. I hope you don't mind, and I'm also sorry that I didn't ask before I drew it.
omg those eyes!
What a beautiful child
wow!so beautiful!
I love this picture ..its amazing!! i tried to draw it in my scrapbook.
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On the other hand, if I will be in this situation ever, the first time I will hear of such plans of taking money from people deposits to guarantee the country's debits, I will withdraw my money when it's still possible and I will buy gold. Buying gold with your money it's the safest thing to do when your country has economical difficulties.
I'm not sure about that. Not the place here to discuss this in details but I've checked this gold buying option and you are actually losing a lot of money when buying gold as a private citizen.
Off course at least you have something left in your hands instead of printed paper. But this means the system has crashed and having some gold may be the least of your problems.
Maybe I'm wrong, but as I see it, it's not bankruptcy, it's only cash flow insolvency at this moment!
VF said
I guess having a farmland with some basic agricultural skills is the best strategy, isn't it?
Already do Bought with Envato money (not from this account). If everything fails i can always go there and produce enough for living.
Now that Cyprus is failing, it won't be long before people from around the World get worried and start withdrawing their money from banks, there won't be enough money, everything will fail.
So sorry to hear about this. Our prayers are with you
Oh man! That really sucks. It's a very sad situation I feel sorry for you. I hope that your govt. recover soon enough. I myself am never so bright when it comes to economics and am just taking advice from my dad and investing all money in land and housing.
VF saidI've something better than 3 lines. Check this 30 sec video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmFo-LKHGY0
Can anyone explain why this thing happened in 2-3 lines? Sorry I am lazy I guess having a farmland with some basic agricultural skills is the best strategy, isn't it?
Greetings from Greece, all Greeks are on your side and pray for you!
Fortunately you're united and you'll find a solution soon, unlike us…
I hope all best for you!
I've always been against printing money but I guess this is the downside of not being able to. Hope things get better for you guys. We're headed in the same direction here in the U.S., unfortunately most of our politicians don't have the guts to do anything about it.
Well, maybe most of the politicians know something and they are preparing for something like …social revolts, maybe? http://www.forbes.com/sites/ralphbenko/2013/03/11/1-6-billion-rounds-of-ammo-for-homeland-security-its-time-for-a-national-conversation/
That's sad As some people pointed: this can hapenned to any country. I hope you may find a solution soon.
Oh that's a very bad news.


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He's a Christ figure on a flying surfboard. A chrome-plated philosopher. A herald of doom. The Oscar statuette come to life.
Marvel Comics' Silver Surfer has been many things to many people since his birth 41 years ago. And at last, he's caught the big Hollywood wave.
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
Tim Story
Ioan Gruffudd, Jessica Alba, Chris Evans, Michael Chiklis, Kerry Washington, Doug Jones, Andre Braugher, Julian McMahon, Laurence Fishburne
US theatrical: 15 Jun 2007 (General release)
With "Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer" in theaters, the shimmering skyrider from space finally gets the big-screen treatment: He's visualized by expensive CGI effects. He's voiced by Laurence Fishburne, whose rich baritone graced three "Matrix" movies. And he's at the center of a would-be summer blockbuster, the sequel to 2005's "Fantastic Four."
In other words, the Surfer, Marvel's most famous supporting player, is ready for his close-up.
"People will love seeing the Surfer in a movie," says Lisa Kirby, youngest daughter of the late Jack Kirby, the artist who created the Surfer in 1966. "I think the movie will bring the Surfer to a whole new generation of fans.
"I (always) thought the Surfer was pretty cool," says Kirby, 46, of Ventura, Calif. "It was interesting that a guy who grew up in New York City could come up with a character like this. (My father) told me that he saw guys surfing at Malibu on TV and thought it was the greatest thing."
Jack Kirby, a cigar-smoking World War II veteran who grew up tough in New York's Lower East Side, created the Surfer as part of a "Fantastic Four" storyline that found Earth menaced by the godlike Galactus, who eats planets as if they were Big Macs.
Kirby figured a god needed a herald, so ... the Surfer was born. Kirby had the skyrider rebel against Galactus to save Earth. Galactus, peeved, sentences the Surfer to stay on Earth forever.
The Surfer summed it up like this: "I, who have crested the currents of space ... outdistanced the fastest comets ... I must resign myself to this prison which men call Earth ... But I must have no regrets! Whatever destiny awaits me ... I shall be true to my trust, though I am a stranger in a world I never made!"
Writer/editor Stan Lee, Kirby's "Fantastic Four" collaborator, loved the character. "I felt that he had to represent more than the typical comic-book hero," he wrote later.
Lee gave the Surfer his own book (but without Kirby's guiding hand) and made the character a noble philosopher and Christ figure, trapped on Earth, suffering for mankind's sins, even doing battle with a Satan stand-in called Mephisto. Late-1960s college students dug the Surfer's poetic alienation.
But as the skyrider's self-pity grew, his sales dropped. "I believe in heroic suffering and all, but this is ridiculous," a Surfer fan from California wrote Lee in 1969. The Surfer's stand-alone comic died within two years.
The Surfer comic bounced back in the 1980s and 1990s with far more success under new creative teams, and the skyrider has starred in several miniseries and pricey graphic novels as well as a TV animated series. But while Marvel characters such as Spider-Man and the X-Men have headlined three smash movies each, the Surfer hasn't broken through the Hollywood barrier until now. He's just a tougher sell.
"I don't think the Surfer has the same widespread audience" as, say, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, says Larry Brody, who wrote or co-wrote every episode of Fox's short-lived 1998 "Silver Surfer" animated TV series.
Still, that won't matter if the film is done well, says Brody, a longtime Los Angeles writer/producer who now lives in rural Arkansas. If not ... "If the (movie) Surfer is lame ... well, he could cause some unintentional laughs."
Such are the risks of being a silver man on a flying board.
Execution will be everything, says Steve Englehart, who scripted Marvel's revived Surfer comics in the late 1980s.
"If it's done just right, (the Surfer) can be the star of the summer," Englehart says. "If they don't, he's just another comic-book second banana in the midst of a stream of comic-book films, and how long till `Iron Man'?" (Robert Downey Jr. plays that steel-plated superhero in a big summer movie next year.)
Lisa Kirby says she's upbeat about the Silver Surfer on the silver screen. The computer-generated Surfer "looks great" in previews, and Fishburne "is a great actor (who will) do the Surfer proud."
Jack Kirby died in 1994, before the Marvel movie boom. For him, Lisa Kirby says, this would be a "bittersweet" time, since he "never felt he was fully credited or adequately compensated" for his creations and co-creations, which included Captain America, Thor, the Fantastic Four, the Hulk and the X-Men.
"My dad would feel proud that his characters have made it to the big screen," says his daughter, who is a trustee for the Jack Kirby Museum and Research Center, a Web site that seeks to preserve the legacy of the artist's half-century in comics.
And check this out: The Surfer gets his own postage stamps this summer. One is drawn by Kirby. Now you know creator and creation have really arrived.
Artist Jack Kirby created the Silver Surfer, but writer/editor Stan Lee made him a cosmic philosopher. Some examples of the Surfer's swinging 1960s wisdom:
"Freedom must ever be the eternal heritage of all who live!"
"To one who has traversed the galaxies—bridged the cosmos itself—there is no ugliness—save in the eye of him who beholds!"
"If a body lack a soul—only a statue can it be!"
"Here, on the fairest of all worlds ... the very air I breathe seems tainted with the arid stench of bigotry, hatred, greed and oppression!"
" ... Without love, without brotherhood, there can only be turmoil ... and final destruction!"
"Truly, there is a spark of divinity in all who live, and think—and strive!"
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David Arteaga began his musical training on the clarinet at the age of eight. During his high school years he began to gravitate towards improvisation and composition, going on to attend New England Conservatoire as a student of composition at the age of eighteen. He continued his studies of music as well as mathematics at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where he received further mentoring in composition from David Cope. His real passion for jazz kicked in around this time, when he had the chance to spend many evenings at the legendary Keystone Corner in San Francisco. Experiencing first-hand the artistry of such greats as Dexter Gordon, Art Blakey, John Hendricks (and many others) had a profound formative effect on David's musical and improvisational sensibility. During this period he also studied with Rach Cztar and John Davis, members of the renowned San Francisco Saxophone Quartet.
Now a resident of the Boston area for over twenty years, David has been an active member of the local jazz scene, playing with his own group, and in collaboration with some of the finest players in town, including members of the Charlie Kholhase Quintet, the Sai Ghose Trio, the Phyll Argyris Group, the Sergio Brandao Ensemble, the Alexei Tsiganov Quartet, and others. He has spent several years under the tutelage of legendary tenor man Jerry Bergonzi, an experience that has immeasurably broadened and deepened his improvisational concept. Over the past few years, David has been a founding member and horn-section leader of the Boston-based band 'No Static', performing the incredible music of Steely Dan at all the major area venues.


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A lovable loser finds his future looking up after meeting the woman of his dreams, only to find that he will have to work overtime in order to prevent true love from slipping through his fingers. Herman Spooner (Matthew Lillard) is about to turn thirty. He sells used cars for a living, and still lives at home with his parents. As much as they love him, Herman's parents have set a hard deadline for their son to strike out on his own. That line is Herman's thirtieth birthday. Even worse, Herman's boss has threatened to give him the axe should he fail to improve his numbers and move more cars. When Herman wakes up on the morning of his thirtieth birthday, he assumes that it will be one of the worst days of his life. But then he meets Rose, and all of his fears simply fade away. As the pair sets out on the perfect date, Rose drops a bombshell: she's about to leave for the Philippines. Realizing that he's got precious little time to show Rose how much he really cares, Herman casts all of his fears and doubts aside in a last ditch attempt to convince her their love was meant to be. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi


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Where can functional garage door windows (ones that open/close) with screens be acquired? The reason is that my garage is being used like another room in the house and would like to have fresh air along with sunlight light coming in. The town home is part of an HOA so the garage door cannot be replaced with regular doors, but they do allow the top row to have the small windows across.
I searched all the hardware stores and so far can only find decorative windows that don't open.
Thank you,
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Last year, tech-mogul-turned-social-entrepreneur Bill Gates challenged a handful of researchers at universities around the world to design a toilet that can meet the needs, and work within the constraints, of the 2.5 billion individuals worldwide (about 36 percent of the global population) who lack access to safe and sustainable sanitation. Earlier this month, the teams—representing 29 countries and including researchers, designers, investors, advocates, as well as representatives from recipient communities—unveiled their prototypes at the Reinvent the Toilet Challenge in Seattle. The teams didn't have to reinvent the wheel to develop the new toilets—they just had to rethink how water would or wouldn't be used given that their final product would be implemented in areas likely facing a shortage of the resource. First-place winner California Institute of Technology took home $100,000 for a solar-powered toilet that generates hydrogen and electricity. U.K.-based Loughborough University's design turns human inputs into outputs of biological charcoal, minerals, and clean water—enough to win second place and $60,000. The University of Toronto in Canada nabbed the $40,000 third-place prize, and the Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology and EOOS team earned special recognition for its toilet user interface design.
"Imagine what's possible if we continue to collaborate, stimulate new investment in this sector, and apply our ingenuity in the years ahead," Gates said in a statement. "Many of these innovations will not only revolutionize sanitation in the developing world, but also help transform our dependence on traditional flush toilets in wealthy nations."
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation also awarded a second round of grants totaling nearly $3.4 million to the following projects:
Cranfield University (United Kingdom) is building a prototype toilet that will remove water from human waste by vaporizing it with a hand-operated vacuum pump and a unique membrane system. The remaining solids will be turned into fuel that also can be used as fertilizer while the water vapor will be condensed used for washing or irrigation.
Eram Scientific Solutions Private Limited (India) devised an "eToilet" that will help make sustainable and hygienic public toilets more accessible to the urban poor.
RTI International (Research Triangle Park, N.C.) is developing a self-contained toilet system that disinfects liquid waste and turns solid waste into fuel or electricity through a new biomass energy conversion unit.
University of Colorado Boulder's (Boulder, Colo.) solar toilet uses concentrated sunlight, directed and focused with a solar dish and concentrator, to disinfect liquid-solid waste and produce biological charcoal (biochar) that can be used as a replacement for wood charcoal or chemical fertilizers.


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Recipe: Chickweed with Sesame and Soy Sauce
This easy-peasy side dish was inspired by the classic soy-sesame combination in Asian home-style cooking. Serve with hot steamed rice and roast pork or grilled fish.
Serves 4 as a small side dish
1⁄4 cup sesame seeds
1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
1 small onion, finely chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
4 ounces (5 cups) tender chickweed greens
1 tablespoon light soy sauce or tamari
1 teaspoon sugar
Pinch of red pepper flakes
Pinch of salt
1. In a small pan (cast iron is great), spread out the sesame seeds and toast over medium-low heat for 2 minutes, or until about half of them pop and turn a light golden brown. Transfer to a small bowl and set aside.
2. In a medium skillet, heat the sesame oil, onion, and garlic for about 2 minutes, or until soft. Add the chickweed and cook for 3 minutes, or until soft. Remove from the heat.
3. Mix in the soy sauce, sugar, red pepper flakes, salt, and sesame seeds. Serve warm or at room temperature.
From Foraged Flavor: Finding Fabulous Ingredients in Your Backyard or Farmer's Market, with 88 Recipes by Tama Matsuoka Wong, Eddy Leroux and Daniel Boulud


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Yes Facebook is not only for live people, but also for ones who have passed away. It's obvious that Facebook addiction will not leave you even after you die.An App called "If I Die" has made this possible. It allows you to let your facebook friends know that you are dead and going to heaven.
If I Die is an app developed by Willook,an Israel-based company that allows Facebook users to post message, videos from their account even after they are dead. It is a FREE app.
How To Set It Up?
Similar to other apps just install it in your facebook account. It allows you to record a secret message in a text or a video format, about which no body will get to know until you are dead. The amazing fact is that even the developers of the app will not be aware of your recording.
Then comes the next step of choosing your three trustees (friends from your friend list). They will later confirmthat youare no more. Once the all three confirm your death, the recorded message of yours will be posted on your wall.
It also has a feature that your message can be release in one go, or in a predetermined schedule.This makes it possible to spread your last words in bits and pieces.
Installation Link:
To install this one of a kind app,follow this link. So with this afterlife app update your facebook status after death!