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Great for a last-minute breakfast, brunch or lunch, guests rave about the crab and Swiss combination in this frittata. I also like to use sausage and cheddar with asparagus or whatever's in season—and in the fridge. —Deborah Posey, Virginia Beach, Virginia
Featured In: Top 10 Lunch Recipes Under 300 Calories
- 6 large eggs
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1/3 cup chopped sweet red pepper
- 1/3 cup chopped fresh mushrooms
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 can (6 ounces) lump crabmeat, drained
- 1/4 cup shredded Swiss cheese
- In a small bowl, whisk eggs; set aside. In an 8-in. ovenproof skillet, saute the onion, pepper and mushrooms in oil until tender. Reduce heat; sprinkle with crab. Top with eggs. Cover and cook for 5-7 minutes or until nearly set.
- Uncover skillet; sprinkle with cheese. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 2-3 minutes or until eggs are completely set. Let stand for 5 minutes. Cut into wedges. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as "What's in the Fridge" Frittata in Healthy Cooking August/September 2012, p20
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Reviewed Oct. 30, 2013
"Who doesn't love a good frittata? This is a good base for a great one and you can basically put anything you want to put into it."
Reviewed Sep. 18, 2013
"Taking my cue from the name of the recipe, I've made this frittata with "what's in the fridge." Although once I did use crabmeat and Swiss cheese, I've also substituted those for turkey sausage and cheddar, spinach, tomato and feta cheese, and even chopped ham and jarlsberg cheese. The basic idea is great, easy to make and very tasty. I'm not a pepper person so omit and use whatever eggs I have in the fridge. Guess what? Comes out terrific every time!"


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Former boxers could receive part of $5.5 million pension
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - The California State Athletic Commission is reaching out to former boxers who are eligible for a share of a $5.5 million pension fund.
The California Boxer Pension Fund was established in 1982 to help boxers achieve financial stability in their later years. To qualify, a boxer must be at least 50 years old, have fought at least ten rounds a year for four years without more than a three-year break, and had a minimum of 75 scheduled professional rounds without a break of three years or more. Currently, the Commission collects a per-ticket fee, with the money going into the fund and divided up at the end of each year into boxers' accounts.
"The Athletic Commission wants to pay eligible former boxers benefits they are entitled to," said State Athletic Commission Executive Officer Andy Foster. "Any help we can get to spread the word about the California Boxer Pension Fund would be appreciated."
Foster says locating boxers eligible for the state fund continues to be difficult, in part because of the young age at which most boxers retire. Generally, fighters do not compete past age 30, roughly 20 years before their benefits begin. In addition, many fighters reside in other states or countries, making it difficult to reach out to them.
Anyone who thinks they may be eligible for the California Boxer Pension Fund should contact the Athletic Commission at (916) 263-2195 or visit www.dca.ca.gov/csac for more information.

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I'm 25y/o, 5'4 and about 148lbs, no kids and no booty lol. I've been reading the posts on here for some time now and (today), a couple of days before my surgery is when I finally built the courage to start my very own story. So hello everyone, hope I don't bore you too much :)
As with many of you, I'm not too happy with my shape, stomach or butt and I've worn girdles and butt pads since forever now and I think its time now that I did something about it. I'm only getting older and heck, you've only got one life to live, so why not live it to the fullest.
Anyway, I didnt do much research as most of you did (which I'm really impressed by it) but I did look through a few websites and went to maybe 2 or 3 consultations and ended up with Dr.Perry (I already knew in the back of my mind that I would most likely go to him, especially after reading the nice reviews about him on here).
Long story short, I went to my 1st consultation about 2-3 weeks ago and went over what I wanted and got the pricing. I guess I was letting it marinate and absorb cuz I did'nt go back till this week Monday, I just made up my mind and said I'm doing it.
Everything has been going pretty fast. I did my blood work and EKG at his office and then I went a couple of blocks down from the office to get a physical done (which I waited for over an hour to see the doc for less than 5 mins lol I thought that was hilarious; should of went to school to be an MD instead of a nurse lol). But anyway, Norma is as sweet as ppl on here says she is and Dr. Perry is kind and is a great listener.
After I signed my pre op and did all the necessary paperwork, on my way home I called my job 1st to make them aware and I was told I need to call FMLA (as I was told previously) and I called them as well. Still waiting approval.
All in all, I want as much fat taken from my love handles, upper & lower back, abdomen, inner thigh and arms removed and transferred to my butt. I want a nice round butt but nothing too drastic, lol I still want to be able to explain all my assests acquired post surgery lol. Im excited yet a little nervous and its only 2 days left till my surgery.
NO ONE KNOWS EXCEPT FOR MY BOYFRIEND (whose neutral about the whole idea, he says he loves my body just the way it is and I could work out blah blah blah blah lol he's the healthiest person you'd ever meet with a great body, by the way, so what would he know lol and I also told a close friend of mine who will be with me throughout my entire journey, she too is going to get it done in the near future.
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I'm 25y/o, 5'4 and about 148lbs, no kids and no...
I'm 25y/o, 5'4 and about 148lbs, no kids and no booty lol. I've been reading the posts on here for some time now and (today), a couple of days before my surgery is when I finally built the courage to start my very own story. So hello everyone, hope I don't bore you too much :)
So today is the day and its bitter sweet cuz I'm...
At any rate, I've taken my antimicrobial shower amd packed my little bag to go. Surgery is at 1pm, so I'm going to catch some Zzzzz before I go. Chow, I'll keep u guys updated ;)


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How old is your library? Maybe do something around its history, dress the librarian(s) in period costume, do an exhibit of books published about the same time the library was established.
Do a lot of kids use the library? You could have an essay contest: "Why I Love Books" or "My Favorite Book". Though your time frame is a a bit short for that.
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Actually, it is easily done if you uncheck Kernel->Show In/Out Names. Then
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Peppy's eyeing US$1.5M upgrade
– spices and condiments doing well on Caribbean, US markets
Peppy's, arguably, is one of the better examples of a local manufacturing entity on the rise, having survived the ravages of a devastating fire and the many and varied challenges confronting the manufacturing sector as a whole.
Khalil Mohamed, the company's managing director, is the second of eleven siblings. At 21, he took control of the family firm after his father, Ishmael Mohamed, died.
The elder Mohamed had been encouraged to invest in the manufacturing sector by Mr Lam who had already made a name for himself as the manufacturer of the well-known Lam's brand of noodles.
The firm that is now known as Peppy's was originally established in 1971 as Mohammed's Manufacturing Enterprise. It began as a small factory on Sussex Street, Albouystown producing chowmein and, subsequently, vermicelli. Khalil recalls that his father's firm was the first urban noodle manufacturer to break into the Linden market.
The 1976 fire that destroyed the Sussex Street business premises was a disaster for the businessman and his family. The premises was uninsured and the rebuilding process at Lusignan unfolded with the support of government.
The change of name to Peppy's – his son's 'call name' was Peppy – 22 years ago, was part of the founder's initiative to re-brand and modernise the image of the company as well as to integrate his son into the enterprise. The current owner says that the change of image actually boosted sales.
He says that what has made the company successful has been its ability to stay abreast of changing demands and to strategically add new commodities to its production line. The 35 products currently manufactured under the Peppy's brand include noodles, vinegar, black pepper and a range of cooking sauces.
The firm acquires most of its herbs and spices from its own farm, an establishment called Jaskasa Farm situated at Canal Number Two. Khalil says that the firm's ability to "control" the process from the farm to the manufacturing process ensures that it is aware of the quality of its products. "We know that we are giving consumers the best. Apart from that we are concerned about creating employment," he says. The company employs 23 persons.
The owner says that the company's focus is on constantly raising its production to meet the increasingly rigorous demands of the international market and that up until now its products are "holding their own" on the external market. He is, however, under no illusions about the need to stay abreast of rising global safety and health standards if the company's products are to remain competitive. Apart from its growing share of the local market, the company's products are also exported to the United States, Canada, Trinidad and Tobago and Suriname. The Barbados market is currently being explored.
The current preoccupation of the company's owner is with taking his firm to what is commonly described as 'the next level'. Khalil wants to further upgrade the quality of Peppy's products and has embodied that development in the company's broader plans to invest US$1.5 million in the creation of a new plant and the acquisition of a state-of-the-art manufacturing and processing plant. Khalil is seeking to accomplish this goal before passing the baton to his own son who is already immersed in the management of the enterprise.
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Remarks from President Museveni about Why He Plans to Sign Uganda's Anti-Gay Bill
Yesterday, Uganda's state department released some remarks from Yoweri Museveni with his rationale for signing the Anti-Homosexuality Bill 2009. President Museveni's Remarks on decision to sign anti-homosexual bill at the closing ceremony of the 10-day retreat of the NRM Parliamentary Caucus, 16th February 20141. In that bill, I had no problem with punishing people who promote homosexuality.2. I had no problem with punishing people who become homosexual for mercenary reasons what one … [Read more...]
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In a February 3 letter to Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni, over 200 researchers and mental health professionals from around the world joined together to provide a statement of scientific consensus regarding sexual orientation. The letter was in response to Museveni's call for evidence regarding choice of sexual orientation as he deliberates about his response to the Anti-Homosexuality Bill.The letter was distributed for comment and signature among various professional and academic … [Read more...]
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- Boat Review and Purchase Forum (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/boat-review-purchase-forum/)
- - Tell Me About Jeanneaus (http://www.sailnet.com/forums/boat-review-purchase-forum/92796-tell-me-about-jeanneaus.html)
Tell Me About Jeanneaus
Hi all. I have fallen hard for the Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409. I first saw her at Annapolis last year, but put her out of my mind since the salesman said they only made a 3 cabin. Now I see they have a 2 cabin/1head model with the most amazing forward cabin I've ever seen and I'm back in love again. Problem is, I don't know a single thing about the brand, so I'm looking for info from the collected wisdom. I'd like to know about their construction quality, sailing ability, company reputation, notable issues or anything else you can think of to help educate me. I'm also curious if they would be considered "blue water" capable or more "coastally" suited like my Cat 36. Thanks for your help.
Re: Tell Me About Jeanneaus
Jeanneau belongs to Groupe Beneteau and the group is the world's largest producer of sailboats. Jeanneau manufactures exclusively in France while some of the Beneteau models are now also produced in the USA.
I'm on my third one (43DS, 49DS and now a Jeanneau 57) and when properly prepared I would consider all 3 to be bluewater capable boats, so far I've only taken the 57 from Annapolis (where it was displayed last year) to the Caribbean but the 8-day passage had some heavy weather and the boat didn't even notice although the crew certainly did. Many Jeanneaus have done the ARC or Pacific run and several have circumnavigated. Bluewater capability is a hotly contested subject here and many seem to consider only smaller to mid-sized, full-keeled, skeg-hung and massively builts boats to be such, but I'll just let the numbers (ARC lists, Cornell's statistics, etc.) speak for themselves. If your intent is to go around the Capes the wrong way or visit arctic waters then Jeanneau is most certainly not the correct choice. All of the bigger Jeanneaus are CE rated for offshore, although that certification is geared more towards fulfilling certain characteristics as opposed to being a true measure of offshore capabilities. The fuel tankage on the Jeanneaus is sufficient for normal onshore, Caribbean or Mediterranean cruising, but needs to be stocked up for true bluewater use.
The Jeanneau factory is quite impressive and efficiently organized. I took a tour (which I would recommend to anyone who finds themselves in the areas of Nantes, France) and posted some pictures from the factory tour here.
There is an active owner's forum at Jeanneau Owners Network Forum - Home and you can look through the threads to see typical owner problems and comments.
Re: Tell Me About Jeanneaus
I believe the 409 is built in what is now a joint factory in SC, along with the 379 and any of the DS models using the same hulls.
ALL of the models except the smallest will have multiple interior options.
409 link
Sailboat Jeanneau Sun Odyssey 409 - Jeanneau Yard
general jeanneau site
JEANNEAU shipyard, boatbuilder for sailing : sailboat, motorboat, powerboat racing boat cruising fishing yachting - Jeanneau Yard
owners news site that goes with the forum that zanshin linked earlier
I would not be surprised if the 409 has not done an ocean passage or two or three. May Jeanneau models get used on the ARC out of Europe. with usually the highest % of boats in the crossing. The recent ARC world cruise, IIRC the 49 or 54'ish foot model was the most used.
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Interesting about the manufacture in the USA - A quick browse of the web showed references to the factory in Marion, SC. -- thus I stand corrected about the Jeanneau series being exclusively manufactured in France.
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FWIW I recently checked out a Jeanneau Attalia - an early 80's 32' based on a hot IOR 1/2 ton hull. I didn't do a detailed survey of the boat but I found its build to be very similar to the Beneteaus I've been on.
Sort of like the old Buick / Oldsmobile thing.
It was a nicely turned out boat.
Re: Tell Me About Jeanneaus
Crewed an SO-49 from the south Pacific to Honolulu and we pounded like big dogs the whole way. Didn't faze the boat. Sure rattled my bones but not the Jeanneau. Fabulous boat. I don't hear the same of Beneteau. Me thinks it's a different quality of boat. Seems to be indicated by the pricing differences......
49' Beneteau 49
Year: 2007
Current Price: US$ 289,000
Located In San Diego, CA
Hull Material: Fiberglass
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49' Jeanneau SO 49 Performance
Year: 2007
Current Price: US$ 349,500
Located In Anacortes, WA
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Engine/Fuel Type: Single diesel
Re: Tell Me About Jeanneaus
Damn, pass the Grey Poupon!
Re: Tell Me About Jeanneaus
Jeanneaux that I've come across in the past have all seemed somewhat better built than their super-refined & tightly engineered Beneteaux cousins. The mooring cleats were a tad bigger; the fittings a touch heftier; the door hinges & latches more substantial. This may or may not be a good thing, depending upon what you're looking for. Things may have changed some since Beneteau took over Jeanneau, but Jeanneau's base is still up by the English Channel and North Sea, while Beneteaux come from the relatively warmer waters of France's west coast.
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Architecture Billings Bounce Back in May
After several months of contraction, the Architecture Billings Index (ABI) from the American Institute of Architects (AIA) is reporting an increase in demand for design services. The May ABI rose three points from April to 52.6, reflecting a jump in design activity. New project inquiries also rose to 63.2, up from 59.1 the previous month. The score for design contracts, ABI's newest indicator signaling the direction of future architecture billings, was 52.5 in May.
"Volatility continues to be the watchword in the design and construction markets, with firms in some regions of the country, and serving some sectors of the industry, reporting strong growth, while others are indicating continued weakness," AIA chief economist Kermit Baker said in a statement. "However, overall, it appears that activity has recovered from the winter slump, and design professions should see more positive than negative numbers in the coming months."
The commercial/industrial sector posted a positive reading of 53.6, with mixed practice coming in at 50.4. Institutional projects had the lowest sector score with 47.3. The South led all regions at 58.1, followed by the Midwest (51.3), Northeast (47.6), and West (46.9).


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Ah yes, and before I forget... I've been getting some odd 'fan art' recently. I'll just get right to the point... Taking an image, for example,
a picture of Sydney, and then adding stuff to him, like so,
isn't what I call 'fan art'. It should be more like this. Please don't just add something over an 'original'. It's annoying.
Everybody else is doing quite a peachy job, though. And, hey, all of your fan arts totally beat my Sydney art! Thank you to all the true RPG fan artists sending me legit stuff! I love you, dear friends...
And so, with my randomness and little warning of evil, I'm off to find some living creature to talk to right after you send me good fan art.
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Russert highlighted Barron's report that falsely claims consistent methodology in predicting GOP victory in midterms
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On Meet the Press, Tim Russert cited a Barron's report that predicts Republicans will retain both the House and the Senate in the November midterms. Barron's predicted the outcome by determining "which candidate had the largest campaign war chest," adding, "We ignore the polls," and claimed that its "method" of predicting election outcomes in the past has "certainly" been reliable. Barron's gave no indication, however, that its method has changed in each of the last three election cycles and, in past elections, has included the use of polling data.
The October 23 edition of Barron's will contain a report predicting that Republicans will remain in control of the House and Senate after the 2006 midterm elections. According to the report, Barron's predicted the outcome of congressional races by determining "which candidate had the largest campaign war chest," adding: "We ignore the polls." Barron's also touted its methodology, writing: "Is our method reliable? It certainly has been in the past. Using it in the 2002 and 2004 congressional races, we bucked conventional wisdom and correctly predicted GOP gains both years." Barron's gave no indication, however, that its "method" has changed in each of the last three election cycles, including the use of polling data in past elections, while this year asserting that "[w]e ignore the polls."
Also, in its 2004 and 2006 reports, Barron's demonstrated a clear preference for a Republican-controlled Congress. Notwithstanding the shifting methodology and its candid preference, the Barron's 2006 report was highlighted by host Tim Russert on the October 22 broadcast of NBC's Meet the Press, who noted, without further explanation, that the magazine "predict[s] the Republicans will lose eight House seats, a maximum of 14, hold the House, hold the Senate." Internet gossip Matt Drudge seized upon the report, linking to it on his Drudge Report website with the blaring headline: "Magazine shock: Republicans will hold Congress."
According to the 2006 report:
We studied every single race -- all 435 House seats and 33 in the Senate -- and based our predictions about the outcome in almost every race on which candidate had the largest campaign war chest, a sign of superior grass-roots support. We ignore the polls. Thus, our conclusions about individual races often differ from the conventional wisdom. Pollsters, for instance, have upstate New York Republican Rep. Tom Reynolds trailing Democratic challenger Jack Davis, who owns a manufacturing plant. But Reynolds raised $3.3 million in campaign contributions versus $1.6 million for Davis, so we score him the winner.
Is our method reliable? It certainly has been in the past. Using it in the 2002 and 2004 congressional races, we bucked conventional wisdom and correctly predicted GOP gains both years. Look at House races back to 1972 and you'll find the candidate with the most money has won about 93% of the time. And that's closer to 98% in more recent years, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Polls can be far less reliable. Remember, they all but declared John Kerry president on Election Day 2004.
Notwithstanding its own claims about its success in predicting past elections, however, the publication's methodology -- or at least its characterization of that methodology -- has changed from one election cycle to the next. According to Barron's October 11, 2004, report (subscription required), the magazine's analysis was based largely on grassroots contributions "from local residents as opposed to out-of-state interest groups," and not just on the size of a candidate's "campaign war chest," as it claimed in the 2006 report. The 2004 report noted that the magazine gave "an additional edge to the candidate who raises the most money from local zip codes" -- there is no indication in the 2006 report that contributions from local zip codes were given additional weight. The 2004 report also noted that the publication "looked at key polls, campaign-financing disclosures, economic indicators and insights from top political analysts" -- factors that were either not listed in the 2006 report, or, as with the polling data, specifically rejected.
From Barron''s 2004 report:
In the House, we foresee the Republicans with 234 members to the Democrats' 201, for a 53.8% majority, up from the current 227-205, or 52.5% majority. In the Senate, we believe the Republicans will end up with 54 members to the Democrats' 46, up from the current 51-49 advantage.
The predictions -- pointing to greater GOP gains than most observers expect -- reflect our view that the Republicans in key races generally have better grass-roots organizations than their rivals. The evidence: greater contributions from local residents as opposed to out-of-state interest groups. The Republicans are also helped by an economy that, while perceived less robust than before 2001, nonetheless is growing.
In sizing up the races, we looked at key polls, campaign-financing disclosures, economic indicators and insights from top political analysts -- a broad approach that served us well in forecasting the outcome of the 2000 and 2002 elections. In 2002, for instance, we were among the first and the few to correctly call a GOP win in the Senate. We predicted a 52-48 GOP advantage, when most other prognosticators saw Democrats winning control. We also correctly called a GOP surge in the House. We predicted a 225-seat majority, which was only two seats short of the actual result.
The correspondence between lucre and electability is not as pronounced in Senate races because both candidates typically are awash with cash. In part, there is more money because people from outside a state are making donations to advance their party's Senate candidate. To compensate for outside interference, we give an additional edge to the candidate who raises the most money from local zip codes. Local donations, we find, measure the strength of a candidate's grass-roots support and campaign organization.
Barron's October 14, 2002, report also indicated that it factored in polling data, and that the magazine conducted interviews and examined newspaper coverage and voter trends -- criteria nowhere to be found in the 2004 or 2006 reports. From the 2002 report:
Our own analysis, based on interviews, polling data, candidate finances, newspaper coverage, and voting trends, also sees the GOP in control of the House. In fact, we think the Republicans will actually pick up two seats, raising their majority to 225. But we part company with the overly cautious pundits and predict a 52-48 advantage for the Republicans in the Senate.
One big reason for our counter-intuitive conclusion is that the Republicans have a highly successful dirty-tricks squad assisting their cause -- the Democrats themselves. "The GOP is supposed to be the gaffe party!" marvels Republican election expert John Morgan of Applied Research Coordinates, in Alexandria, Va. A recent trip by three Senate liberals to Baghdad turned into a public-relations nightmare for the Democrats, leaving voters with the impression that the party is divided on the issue of war and soft on terrorists.
Also, the 2006 report specifically noted that the magazine used its "campaign war chest" methodology to predict the outcome "in almost every race" [emphasis added] -- raising the question of which races the magazine's purportedly consistent methodology was not applied.
Moreover, in the 2004 and 2006 reports, Barron's clearly stated that the stock market prefers a Republican majority in both houses of Congress. Barron's wrote positively of the Republican majority that it was predicting in 2004 for the salutary effect GOP control would purportedly have on the stock market. In 2006, it suggests darkly that the only way to protect against stock market stagnancy or collapse is for Republicans to retain control of at least one house.
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The GOP gains we forecast this time bode well for the stock market. For one thing, stocks have generally fared better when Republicans have held majorities in both the House and Senate. Such Republican rule historically has been accompanied by average gains of 16.9% a year in the Standard & Poor's 500 index, compared with 8.2% gains when Democrats have held sway, says Anthony Chan, senior economist with J.P. Morgan Fleming Asset Management. That reflects Republicans' historical role as fiscal conservatives, favoring lower taxes and less spending.
Furthermore, even with the predicted Republican gains, Washington will remain sufficiently gridlocked that neither party will be able to spend freely. And that's good news for deficit reduction, a key concern on Wall Street.
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If we're even half right, and the GOP retains control of the Senate but loses the House, then there would be important ramifications for the stock market. Since traders often have disdain for Democrats, there could well be a relief rally, at least in the short term. "It would force investors to rethink some overzealous discounting of stocks," says Chuck Gabriel, chief political analyst for Prudential Equity Group.
Fear of Democrats, he suggests, may be playing a role in the weakness in energy and pharmaceutical stocks, with investors bracing for a populist backlash against profits. "Elections may or may not be a driver, but it would not hurt to remove that headwind," says Gabriel.
Shares of student lender Sallie Mae also may also be feeling the weight of the presumed Democrat victory. The theory is that Democrats would reduce student-loan rates if they control both ends of the Capitol, hurting profit margins for parent SLM (ticker: SLM). It's unlikely Democrats could succeed with the Senate in GOP hands.
On the October 22 broadcast of Meet the Press, Russert posed the 2006 Barron's study's findings to nationally syndicated columnist Robert D. Novak, who dismissed them as "ridiculous":
RUSSERT: Bob Novak, Barron's writes for tomorrow that they did an analysis of how much money each candidate has raised and will spend on the election and didn't look at any polls, and based simply on money being raised, they predict the Republicans will lose eight House seats, a maximum of 14, hold the House, hold the Senate.
NOVAK: That's a ridiculous method of -- of forecasting the election strictly on the money. Money is important, but it's not everything.
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Gotta watch the video!!!
Could it be true? Are Extraterrestrials operating out of the polar regions of Earth and have they been here all along? This may not only be as important as the UFO phenomena but may be at it's core regarding sightings and intervention in our world governments.
It has been said that most new comers to the UFO and alien phenomena start off thinking in a single dimensional fashion regarding the origins of such possibilities. Most of the human race tend to place the origin of UFOs and aliens from the cosmos or outer space having to traverse millions of miles to get here. From that hypothesis many move on through their investigations reaching the next levels which allows us to entertain other possibilities such as worm holes, dimensional travel and other life forms that do not require a craft to travel at all. We then progress into the idea that there are multiple species out there unlike what has been depicted in science fiction movies.
From that we become exposed to additional information that says not only are there good and bad species but like the human race there are those divisions of quality within each species. Once we wrap our minds around that concept we then come across evidence that shows these species are not only visiting Earth but in fact have been here all along. In our oceans as well as underground which leads us into the meat of this article.
Are Extraterrestrials and UFO type craft operating from our polar regions of Earth? Is there actual evidence to the "Hollow Earth Theory"? Agnew Brooks thinks so as he prepares to take his long awaited expedition down under.
The following video is a must see for those of you who's interest has just been captured.
Though we have known about the Hollow Earth theory for some time this video provided more entertaining information on the subject which prompted us to post it for our readers.
The messages in this video indicate that not only are there Extraterrestrials operating from the poles but the Nazi régime knew about it and developed a relationship which allowed them access to certain advanced technologies that could have turned the tides of war giving them the success they so searched for at any cost.
Our questions are this,..."What happened? Did they actually succeed in winning something else other then a conventional war? Are things as Jim Mars describes them to be? Are there multiple countries that are subject to mild Nazi control without the knowledge of most citizens? Have we been out to lunch for too long that we missed all this?
I don't believe that the Earth is hollow, but I believe that it contains many hollows within it's subsurface -- possibly continent sized hollows with vast seas. The Hopi people believe that their ancestors originated within these cave worlds inside the earth, but they came to the Earth's surface when conditions became too cramped and over-crowded, they claim to have inhabited these worlds with beings they call the ant people (grey aliens?) and also others they call their snake-brothers (reptilian humanoids?.
Have you heard of the Shaver Mystery at all, OP? In the 1940s Richard Shaver claimed to be in contact with these races who live in the subterranean worlds; Shaver also said that a race of aliens he calls the Titans came to Earth in prehistoric times and went inside the earth to escape from the sun's radiation, which was causing them to age rapidly. whilst inside Earth, claimed Shaver, they created a race of robots "to do their dirty work", and they also created human servants as well as hybrid servants who were created by mixing the DNA of many kinds of animals (maybe this is how the serpent/dragon gods came into existence).
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I am highly doubtful about the extraterrestrial angle, although I do believe that the human species possesses a stellar ancestral heritage.
Yes the Nazi's did develop disc technology - all this story is doing and you by spreading it is feeding into the plot to bring the world to it's knees under a 4th reich new world order due to an external threat - the ET's.
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Behold a Pale Horse by William Cooper
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Even the kids are being propagandized, btw; here is the only disclosure there is going to be on the 27th.
"The Aliens - WE HAVE TO STOP THEM"
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It's hard to tell whether this was bias or sloppiness in the race to be first with a story, but USA Today has some egg on its fact this morning.
I received this USAT e-mail last night, concerning Democratice Primary results in Harry Truman's home state of Missouri:
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In USAT's "defense" -- I have never, ever seen a race turn around like this. Hillary Clinton had a 22-point lead after well over half the vote was counted, and was up by over 50,000 votes at one point. In the final 10% or so of Missouri's counting, Obama took a ginormous percentage of the vote.
The answer, as NixGuy pointed out last night, was that St. Louis County votes came in last. On the GOP side, it wasn't nearly as radical, but John McCain also overcame a pretty big deficit, in this case to Mike Huckabee, to pull out Missouri. St. Louis County was the difference for him as well.
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Jurgen Klinsmann's 2013 interview with Matthew Futterman of the Wall Street Journal tells a lot about he felt about Landon Donovan throughout his tenure as U.S. national team coach.
In January 2013, right after Donovan said he needed time off and before the start of
the Hexagonal, Klinsmann said: "Landon wanted his time off. He made certain decisions throughout the last couple of years that are his decisions. I watch that. I evaluate that. I could have evaluated
him a few times when he was with us, not that many times, but a few times. I will make the call at the end of the day if he fits into my plans or not."
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Leeroy's attitude?
What does everyone think of the way Leeroy acts and what he says? I Have my own opinion but I would just like to hear everyone else's just to see some other points of view ya know.
I just think people got in his face because of frustration over losing 2 in a row... Sure he's immature and he responds like you'd expect from someone his age... So I really don't see why people got so heated over it, except the aforementioned losing-streak :)
Also, the things he was yelling out at the fight isn't out of the ordinary on those stands when you're watching a friend of yours fight :)
I won't blame him for it, I just realize he's a little immature
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I don't like him, I don't like him at all.
I think his attitude sucks, he is annoying and immature. Somepeople like fighters that cause drama and such, but I am a fan of the quiet guy that does his talking with his hands (Gegard Mousasi, GSP ect.)
He feels it "makes for good TV" and I'm sure the TUF producers were encouraging him, implicitly or otherwise.
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The first couple seasons really made the UFC mainstream, and they actually got some decent fighters out of it, but it's not only a joke now, but a completely unnecessary joke.
I think like some others have said, he's playing it off for the ratings. He's young and brash. I think we'll see him grow up a bit if he's able to put it together and stay in the UFC.
First off, I find it offensive that some guys think that's how people of my age behave. :P
My opinion on him is that I don't give a crap, he's just another clown planted by Spike to increase the ratings. I've started to fast forward any scene that features him. It's pretty effective, I basically never have to see his face again apart from his next fight.
I love him. Its not often something comes along that looks so cute and yet is so easily punchable in the face... without any guilt at all. Fantastic.
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I am writing this letter in regards to all of the hypocritical citizens that are fighting against the rezoning of the Diamond J Construction property south of town.
I would first like to start with Miss Todoroff. I can't quite figure out her complaint with the project, because she currently has her property listed with a local realtor for an astronomical price of $1.4 million, and it clearly states that the property has the potential to be zoned commercial. It seems to me that it is a bit overpriced for land zoned agricultural and would be pretty hard to pay for in that manner. I can see her angle of not getting it rezoned because it would raise her taxes substantially, but $16,000/acre is not the price of agricultural land.
Next I would like to know how the Pyle family could oppose the project when they have been running a construction company on the adjacent land for decades. They have been allowed to run their business out of there for generations without anyone throwing a fit about it. It seems odd to me that what they have done and are doing is OK, but Mr. Peila is trying to do it and they condemn him.
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After his win over Khoren Gevor on Saturday, WBA middleweight champion Felix Sturm had to go directly to the hospital for treatment on his right ear. "I'm fine," he stated. "It's a small but necessary procedure. The blood from a bruise was sucked into the ear. But never mind! For me everything is good. I won't let anything take me away from seeing the Formula One race in the Nürburgring with my friend Poldi (soccer star Lukas Podolski). It was a great evening. I think the fans got their money's worth. It was not only a good fight, but also a super event. Now the first thing I'll do is take a long vacation. I've boxed twice within 77 days. Many thanks to my whole team. We've all earned a break."
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I love custard and eat it rather often. I've tried loads of different offerings on the market of course over the years and love to try new one's that I haven't tried before and at 9p a packet I simply had to try it out.
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Oblong bright yellow packet that it is lined with foil for added freshness. In dark green writing on the front I'm told it is Morrisons 'Value' Instant Custard Powder', that it is 72g in weight, there is an at a glance nutritional chart on there and I'm told it is suitable for Vegetarians. On the back of the packet other information given includes ingredients and allergy advice is given (Contains: Milk and it is produced in a factory that uses egg, gluten, and soya ingredients), I'm given a full nutritional breakdown chart, the best before date is clearly stated, I'm told how to make the product up and contact details for Asda are given. It's a very cheap looking and obviously an economy product but it's informative enough etc.
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Well to make this is up is very simple indeed. The powder is very fine and dusty and has a sweet smell to it and all you do is add 3/4 of boiling water to it and whisk it up (by hand is fine) and sieve if you need to. I bought this cos of the no cooking way of making it up to be honest as I'm so lazy and it appealed to my nature lol.
Opening the packet was really very easy indeed and I found the mixing up to be really easy. You need to get the measurement right and to whisk like a mad head but I managed to get a smooth and glossy, rather thick but not gloopy looking custard that looked nice, smelt like you'd expect custard to smell and all round looked great and with no lumps at all.
Taste wise well it's sweet and it's tasty. It has a hint of a milky taste to it and all round is a great product, simple to make it up and tastes really good. I like the thickness of this as it's not runny or rubbery. It is a cheap and quick option for custard and I appreciate mine to be sweet so will definitely repurchase this in the future!
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Brauer: Greg Hackney knows the area better than half the field there. Obviously, flipping and pitching is one of his strongest suits, and I really think that's probably how the tournament is going to be won. So, I would put him as a definite favorite.
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Brauer: I'd guess 55 pounds. I think a guy will have to have a couple of 20-pound bags and then back it up with a 15. I think he can slip up one day, but with all the variables there, I don't know if a guy can get three 20-pound bags in a row.
Bassmaster.com: What will be the top patterns going on at the Delta?
Brauer: I would think pitching a jig will be the pattern. They might also catch some on a Red Eye Shad (lipless crankbait).
Bassmaster.com: Are there any areas that might produce better?
Brauer: I don't have a clue what the conditions are there, but if the river's halfway normal and not blown out, I'd guess that Venice is going to count for a bunch of big stringers. I know they've also been catching a lot of fish out of the West Diversion breakwater or fairly close to the take-off. I don't think guys will have the time to go to Delacroix where that'll pay off.
I just think in a three-day tournament there are too many things that could happen over there that could mess you up one day and take you out of winning it.
The fish are certainly over there to win an event, but I don't think the conditions and the time will allow an angler to pull it off over there.
Bassmaster.com: What do you think will be the biggest obstacle for the Classic contenders to overcome?
Brauer: The conditions will probably be fine. If the wind blows when they're making those long runs, they take a real pounding. The wind won't be near the factor for the guys fishing close. If a cold front comes through, it could tighten the fish up a bit, but because of the type of fishing it is with a lot of mats and stuff like that, I don't think the guys will have a lot of issues. They'll end up catching fish no matter what the conditions are.
Bassmaster.com: Is there anybody you are rooting for?
Brauer: Probably Gary Klein more than anybody because he's paid his dues. It would be neat to see him pull it off. It would be neat to see Bill Lowen pull it off because he's had some strong finishes that have kicked his career into high gear, and a Classic win would stabilize things financially for him.


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"Hey ref, it was me."
-- Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain tries telling referee Andre Marriner that he, not Kieran Gibbs, used his hand
to keep a Chelsea shot from scoring. Marriner waived off Oxlade-Chamberlain and ejected Gibbs nonetheless. Chelsea was ahead, 2-0, at the time, scored on the ensuing penalty kick, and went on to win,
6-0. (Telegraph)