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Punch TV Studios
Production and broadcast company committed to producing unique high-quality films and television programs (our "Content") through our state-of-the-art production studio. Our core business model is to license and distribute our content to broadcasters and distributors all over the world.
The Studio consists of:
- Syndication- The licensing of the right to broadcast televised programs.
- Merchandising- The enterprise of promoting the sale of goods.
- Production- The construction of Movies and Television Shows.
- Licensing- The certification of major productions with the intent of being broadcasted.
- Broadcasting and Network- The distribution of televised content over a system of interconnected televised stations.
- Music- The manufacturing of audbibles.
This fully integrated approach is ushering in a new era of how television networks deliver programming and advertising messages to consumers. Through this new approach, Punch TV Studios ensures that its partners will benefit from the intensity of advertising that is guaranteed to saturate viewers with the message of its sponsors.
Urban Television Network(OTCMKTS: URBT)
Renamed Punch Animation, Inc., in January 2017, and will be a division of Punch TV Studios. Punch Animation focuses on the development of animated television series and movies for syndication. Award-Winning Animators – Punch Animation has just hired highly acclaimed animator/producer Leo Sullivan as Chief Operating Officer (COO), and legendary Disney animator Floyd Norman as President of Creative Development. These animators bring to Punch Animation nearly a century of cumulative experience in animation and production. This dynamic duo is leading the charge to develop the next generation of animation.

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Naamkarann: Avni (Arsheen Naseebdar) wants to witness Neela exposing Daya but is hurt to see Neela and Ashish (Viraf Patel) getting married
The current track of Star Plus' show Naamkaran is showing some high intensity drama as Neela and Daya's confrontation finally takes place where Daya realize that Neela knows about Ashish and Asha's affair. Neela blames Daya for separating Ashish and Asha but Daya says that she did the right thing as Asha had trapped Ashish. Daya also tells Neela that she too is being trapped by Asha as she is favoring her. Daya takes Neela to Asha's house and shows her how Asha an Ashish are hugging each other and Neela gets shocked and angry seeing this. Neela gets drunk thinking that Daya tried to manipulate her and instigate her but she will not be swayed by her words so easily. Neela reaches Asha's house in a drunken state and Asha is sad looking at her condition. It will now be seen that Neela will make a major plan to expose Daya on the wedding day. Daya is keen to get Neela and Ashish married to each other and Neela too will get ready for the wedding. However, Neela's secret plan will be to expose Daya on the wedding day by calling media people and revealing the truth. Avni too knows that Neela will call off the wedding in the middle of the pheras and will expose Daya. However, the big twist will take place as Daya too will find out that Neela is calling media people for the wedding. Daya will immediately understand that Neela has some big secret plans. Daya will now use Hemant to make sure Neela does not call off the wedding and instead, completes all wedding rituals with Ashish. Stay tuned for more updates on Star Plus' show Naamkaran.Also Read: http://tvserialnews.com/naamkaran-avni-tearfully-witnesses-neela-ashish-completing-wedding-rituals/


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Three being questioned about aggravated burglary
THREE men are being questioned in connection with an aggravated burglary in the city last week.
The occupants of an apartment at the The Gables on Mulgrave Street were threatened during the incident, which happened in the early hours of September 3 last.
Around €600 in cash, a Nokia mobile phone, a HTC mobile phone and a set of car keys were taken by the culprits.
Three men aged in their 20s were arrested yesterday morning during a pre-planned garda operation.
All three are being questioned at garda stations across the city under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act.
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NAACP: Cap on Debit Card Fees Could Hurt, Not Help
Prospects for legislation to delay new rules capping debit card fees improved a bit: The NAACP came out in favor of allowing time for further study on the possible impact on consumers.
In a letter to House Speaker John Boehner (R., Ohio) NAACP Washington bureau director Hilary Shelton said the civil-rights group believes the proposed rule "should be further examined fully to ensure that it does not have a negative impact on the communities it was meant to help." Specifically, Mr. Shelton raised concerns that the rule could unintentionally make it harder for poor and minority consumers to afford checking accounts and other basic financial services.
Delaying implementation of the so-called swipe fee rule is exactly what a number of lawmakers on Capitol Hill are pushing for. In the Senate, where such a measure faces the most obstacles to success, Sen. Jon Tester (D., Mont.) is readying a bill that would postpone the July enactment date. Legislation to force a two-year study period is being prepared by House Republicans.
The Dodd-Frank financial-overhaul law that became law in July directed the Federal Reserve to write the debit-card rules, and in December the central bank unveiled a proposal to cap these interchange fees at 12 cents per transaction, a dramatic cut from the current average of 44 cents per transaction. Financial firms charge the Interchange fees to retailers every time a customer swipes a credit or debit card to pay for a purchase. The Fed is required to issue a final rule by April, and it's supposed to take effect in July…


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I'm Nicole and Three By Sea is my little stretch of the blogosphere beach. Over the last couple of years, this blog has stalled a bit, but there are a few things about me and this blog that never change:
1. I like things SIMPLE– And sometimes simple is code for "lazy" or "impatient". I like good food, but I don't like to spend hours in the kitchen. I'm artistic and crafty, but I lack the patience for labor intensive mediums or methods. Having a relaxing tidy home is important to me, but I don't want to spend my days cleaning or dusting a bunch of crap. I'm a fan of organizing, purging, and minimizing. As the mom of a five-year-old who is returning to teaching this fall (me, not the kiddo-I was a high school teacher and now am moving to preschool), when it comes to kids, simplifying routines, properly planning & organizing things, etc. definitely makes life simpler.
2. I like things CREATIVE– While I have an art degree, I don't believe creativity is tied strictly to artistic ability. Everybody's got a little creative in them, and like any other skill (because creativity IS a skill), you gotta practice it to get better. Creativity is about learning to tune in more to the world around you to consider and discover new approaches and solutions to problems, and finding ways to express your unique viewpoint. It doesn't have to be as hokey as it sounds, I promise. Developing creativity can be fun and playful, as well as have some very practical purposes, from maintaining your sanity at work, decorating on a budget, preventing toddler meltdowns, or creating dinner with the contents of your fridge.
3. I like things AMUSING– Life is short and I want to spend as many days as I can sharing laughs, amusing myself and having fun with others. I'm forever discovering things that amuse me or finding ways to entertain myself and others. My philosophy is that "only boring people are bored." The world (and the internet) is a big place, and if you're bored, you're not paying enough attention.
Growing up in Kansas during the 70s & 80s, COLOR!, a desire for order and simplicity, a pathological need to laugh, standup comedians, a love of coastal living and Mid-Century Modern ANYTHING, ocean and shore life, television, mixes of hand drawn and digital elements, people with a wicked sense of humor, the absurd/ridiculous/annoying things in life and whatever my son's into this week.


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Submitted by Retired2hunt on Mon, 2011-10-24 15:59.
There are three great things about this picture...
- Father and Daughter doing a great hunt together - and spending time in the outdoors doing what they love to do!
- One great bull harvested. Awesome size and color. Job well done!
- You shared these great pictures of an excellent and most memorable moment that will last you a lifetime.
Thanks for sharing the pics!
Great photo's, Looks like you
Submitted by numbnutz on Sun, 2011-02-20 16:45.
Great photo's, Looks like you had a great time, Nice looking bull. Congrats on your hunt. hope to read the story soon.
great pics
Submitted by Tndeerhunter on Fri, 2011-01-07 10:56.
Those are some great pictures. Looks like you had a great hunt and a great camp. Congrtaulations on taking that very nice elk !! I hope we get to see a story about the hunt as well.


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North Rift leaders tell Duale to respect Moi after comments on 1982 failed coup
Tuesday January 10 2017
Kanu officials from the North Rift have told National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Duale to respect former President Daniel arap Moi's family.
The leaders were reacting to comments by Mr Duale during the burial of former nominated MP Mark Too that former Chief of General Staff Mohamud Mohamed rescued the former president from the bush during the 1982 attempted coup.
They were addressing journalists in Eldoret on Tuesday.
Led by Kanu Rift Valley Coordinator Jonathan Bii, the officials said Mr Duale's utterances were uncalled-for.
Others who reacted to Mr Duale's remarks included Uasin Gishu County Kanu chairman David Chepsiror and Benjamin Letting', a party member.
The Kanu officials told Mr Duale to keep off Rift Valley politics and focus on his re-election campaign in Garissa.
"Our region has enough elders who can unite Senator Gideon Moi and the deputy president," said Mr Letting'.
Mr Bii also dismissed Mr Duale's claims that Deputy President William Ruto and former radio journalist Joshua arap Sang were fixed by people from the Kalenjin community in their crimes-against-humanity cases at the International Criminal Court.
"The ICC issue is over now. Don't use ICC to solicit for votes. Just come up with other policies to win election. Don't paint us as aggressors," said Mr Bii.
Speaking during Mr Too's burial, Mr Duale called on Kanu chairman Gideon Moi to support Mr Ruto's bid for the presidency in 2022.
"Sisi kama jamii ya wafugaji tulimbeba baba yako kwa mgongo kwa miaka mingi (We as the pastoralists supported your father's presidency for many years). It's now your turn to support Mr Ruto's bid," said Mr Duale.
He accused the Baringo senator of sowing seeds of discord among members of the Kalenjin community.
Former Kenyan high commissioner to Australia Stephen Tarus also called on Mr Duale to be cautious in his utterances as the country approaches the election.
"This is the time to sell the ideals of the Jubilee administration. What we need is to develop a manifesto which will attract Kenyans to the party, not coercion," said Mr Tarus, who is eyeing the Chesumei parliamentary seat.
He termed Mr Duale's remarks on the 1982 attempted coup as unfortunate and unnecessary.
"It was the duty of the security instruments at that time to protect the country and the head of State. The retired president should be left to enjoy his retirement in peace," Mr Tarus said.


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Superbock SuperRock Music Festival will back in town in 2016.
The festival returned to Lisbon, in Parque das Nações. Super Bock Super Rock will have four stages. Two of them will be outdoor and the other two will be indoor in a total area of 75.000 square metres next to the River Tagus.
You can reach the festival by metro. It's only 30 minutes from the hostel.
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Bake, of course.
Yesterday, I stayed home.
Hurricane Isaac threw a kink in our plans for the week. We were supposed to head to Denver yesterday, but due to unforeseen circumstances, and then a hurricane showing up, we obviously needed to stay a day or two.
Of course, I couldn't leave my children, my dog, and my home the day a hurricane is supposed to hit.
On top of that, La Petite Belle "threw up" at school yesterday morning and I had to go get her. The quotes are there due to the fact that if she even gags a bit or spits, she thinks she's "thrown up." This child has a great throw-up record or should I say non-throw-up record. In almost 12 years, she has thrown up twice. She doesn't often get sick at all.
Needless to say, after an hour or two at home, she was back to normal. I even busted her dancing around in the living room. Yeah. She promises me she did "throw up."
But just in case we have any future issues with her calling me saying she's "sick," I gave stipulations as to when she should call me if she thought she were sick: Lying on the floor dying or bleeding to death. That's it. Otherwise, go back to class. And, as a precautionary measure I made her memorize Proverbs 12:22 - "The Lord detests lying lips, but he delights in those who tell the truth." Now. Done with that.
So, yeah ... I was home. I felt like a real housewife. It was quite nice. I cleaned house. Did laundry. And, I cooked a full meal with dessert. By full meal, I mean pork roast, rice and gravy, and corn. For dessert, I decided I needed to do something with our overripe bananas. Instead of the typical banana bread, which I usually make, I opted for something that would include an icing. Peanut butter icing was my first thought until I remembered I had Biscoff in the pantry. Bingo!
Banana Cake with Biscoff Buttercream Icing
3 c. flour
1 1/2 c. sugar
2 tsp. baking powder
1 tsp. baking soda
1/2 tsp. salt
2 sticks butter, melted
4 ripe bananas, mashed
4 large eggs
1 tsp. vanilla extract
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine dry ingredients. Add butter, bananas, eggs, and vanilla and mix. Bake 35-45 minutes until toothpick inserted comes out clean. Let cool.
1 stick butter, softened
2/3 c. Biscoff
2 c. powdered sugar
Splashes of milk
Beat butter and Biscoff. Add powdered sugar slowly and splashes of milk to desired thickness. Spread over cooled cake.
To all my Louisiana peeps, stay safe. I'm off to Denver in tomorrow morning. Hopefully.


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No This + That // Sales + Steals post today. I figured that we were all a little burnt out on the shopping after Black Friday and Cyber Monday and could do with a little break! The series will be back next week (because I know that the discounts will continue for many retailers through Christmas and New Years) but today I thought I'd give you guys some plaid eye candy versus the sale list.
I have to say, I am more of a collector of stripes versus plaid. Molly has some great plaid shirts but I was surprised to find that I was lacking in the pattern when I was organizing my closet at the start of the season. So, I was very happy when I found this Vlad Plaid shirt at Roberta Roller Rabbit. They call it the "Guy Shirt" for its loose fit but I think the neckline (which doesn't have buttons going all the way to the collar) makes it perfectly feminine. I love that the plaid pattern isn't just the traditional overlap of stripes but has an Indian-inspired motif printed in pink and aqua on the lower half. Even with the bright print overlay it's still a great neutral!
And of course…Molly and I each have a silver box clutch (she styled her's in this post). We couldn't believe that the intricate bags were only $65! They make a great statement and fit a standard size iPhone, card case, and lipgloss.


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In closing I was to say that none of these changes will provide immediate turn around and I seriously doubt people well ever do them but keep reading.
Long ago we used to sit as a family at the supper table. Some said a prayer before the meal, some did not. Most homes had a mother and a father. The father worked and the mother did once the kids were in school. You respected your parents because to not do so meant the belt and there was no such thing as a time out. Were all these thing perfect? Nope but that was the way it was overall. Parents provided you with what you NEEDED, not what you wanted. Every time you went to the store you did not get a toy or a treat, and Christmas was limited so what you did get was "greatly" appreciated.
As time went on mothers & fathers found it easier to divorce. Children had single parents more and more. We stopped eating at the table as a family and went to McDonald's and the fast food chains. We took prayer out of our homes and the schools as not to offend others, took the flags downs and the 10 Commandments were removed from almost everywhere.
Mothers and fathers sent their kids off to babysitters so they could drink, go out on the towns, do drugs and party till they puked. They came home drunk and the children got to see their shining examples. (Never saw that in my parents). Parents told their kids not to smoke or drink or do drugs but what they saw was the total opposite.
We quit looking at the rich guy in town as someone to emulate and started to look at him (or her) as someone to loathe and despise. Even our Government wants those who have worked hard to take what they earned and give it to those who have little or nothing. Many of these well to do actually do give to charities and help many in need. But Gov directed sharing is theft, pure and simple.So what do we do now?
A. Lead by example (your children are not stupid, they see your hypocrisy)
B. Eat supper as a family at the table and talk to each other. NOTE: Texting & email is NOT talking.
C. Get prayer back in your life, your home, your schools along with the 10 Commandments
D. Reestablish morals, integrity, duty, honor and help you fellow human being.
E. Act as if Jesus is looking over your shoulder all the time.
NOTE: You can add so much more. Will all these things change us overnight and make us better. NOPE. But we did not get here over night. It took many years. Can you or I change the world? YES We can each do our part to change ourselves, our manner, our actions and eventually, over time if it were to spread, we may be able to change our part of the world. Hopeless to even try? What have got to lose by trying. And you have everything to gain even if you only succeed in your own life and the life of your family. And if you only die with the personal satisfaction that you did your best, then you succeeded.
How did we get here – over time. How will we get there – again over time.


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Judge Dale L. Somers of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Kansas on Wednesday granted Chapter 7 trustee Albert A. Riederer's motion directing Leland Orr to turn over the records by Oct. 8. Orr is also ordered to appear at the offices of the trustee's counsel on...
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Following his production company's "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" reboot making a staggering $65 million opening weekend, which came on the heels of his directorial effort "Transformers: Age of Extinction" grossing over $1,000,000,000 worldwide, Hollywood powerhouse Michael Bay announced he has renegotiated his deal with the Devil that he signed two decades ago. According to Bay, the controversial deal he signed in 1994 with the Devil involved the aspiring director giving up his soul in exchange for the Prince of Darkness making him the most powerful filmmaking force on the planet.
"When 'Bad Boys' opened in 1995 to over $171 million worldwide despite starring two unproven leads, I knew I made the right decision," Bay told Hollywood & Swine. "A lot of people thought that the dominant force driving my career early on was Jerry Bruckheimer, but actually it was good old Satan. How else do you explain my two critically-panned films based on 1980's cartoons becoming gigantic blockbusters while almost every other film is struggling at the boxoffice this summer?"
Bay's new deal with Lucifer was negotiated by his agency WME and it involves the director getting to make ten more hit sequels to "Transformers" and "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" in exchange for Satan receiving the souls of thousands of aspiring actors who Bay will cast in the films, in addition to an executive producer credit for the Devil along with 5% of all future gross participation and merchandising deals.


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Shane Cotton and the smoking gun of history
The name Shane Cotton may not be familiar to Australian audiences, but that's not the case in his homeland, New Zealand, where he is one of the most respected contemporary artists. History and politics are his inspirations and his work often pays homage to key figures of the early contemporary Maori art movement of the mid 20th century. He describes himself as a Maori artist and is also interested in the practice of Moku -- the traditional Maori face tattooing -- and the more complex Mokomokai -- featuring the ceremonial heads of traditional culture. His exhibition Smoking Gun is currently showing in Melbourne.
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Jackson C. Frank - My Name Is Carnival Standard - Capo # 5 (I think?) Visit: http://jacksoncfrank.wordpress.com/ [Intro / main riff] Asus2 Asus2/G e|---0----------0--|---0-------------| B|---------0-------|---------0----0--| G|------2-----2----|------2-----2----| D|---2---2---2---2-|---2---2---2---2-| A|-0---0-----------|-0---0-----------| E|---------3---3---|---------3---3---| Asus2 Asus2/G e|---0----------0--|-----0-------------| B|---------0-------|-----------0----0--| G|------2-----2----|--------2-----2----| D|---2---2---2---2-|-----2---2---2---2-| A|-0---0-----------|-0-0---0-----------| E|---------3---3---|-----------3---3---| Asus2 G D Em e|---0-----0----|--------3----3--3----|-2----2---0--| B|--------------|----------0---0---0--|----3-----0--| G|------2-----2-|---------------------|---2---2--0--| D|---2---2---2--|-------0---0---0---0-|-0---0----2--| A|-0---0---0----|---------------------|----------2--| E|--------------|-0-2-3---3---3---3---|----------0--| I see your face, in every place, that I'll be going I read your words, like black hungry birds, read every sowing Spin and call, throw the ball, my name is Carnival Sad music in the night, sings a stream of light, out of chorus Voices you might hear, appear and disappear in the forest Short and tall, come throw the ball, my name is Carnival Stings of yellow tears, drip from black wired fears in the meadow And their white halos spin, with an anger that is thin and turns to sorrow King of all, hear my call, it's Carnival Here there is no law, but the arcade's penny claw, hanging empty The painted laughing smile, the turning of the stile, do not envy Where the small can steal the ball, touch the face of Carnival The fat woman frowns, at screaming frightened clowns that stand enchanted And the shadow lion waits, outside your iron gates with one wish granted Colors all, come throw the ball, my name is Carnival Without a thought or sigh, you come to hypnotise the danger In a world that comes apart, there is no single heart, and life is stranger Wheel and call, cloud dreams all, in the name of Carnival Wheel and call, spin and call my name, is Carnival
Pretty good to me, nice one mate :-) it's great that it's not just 200+ versions of a Green Day or Coldplay song that end up on UG, but genuine works of genius, which I think this song is.


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Know any peanut butter lovers?
If so, I have the perfect treat you can gift them on Valentine's Day.
Check out my Valentine's twist on the classic peanut butter cup…
huge chocolate peanut butter hearts!
These treats are so simple to make but definitely have the 'wow' factor. They're giant in size so perfect for sharing with your loved ones ♥
I made the chocolates in these silicone heart moulds, purchased from Marks & Spencer a few years ago. They were definitely a worthwhile purchase as I've made all kinds of Valentines treats with them, including these Raspberry Lemon 'Cheesecake' Hearts and Chocolate Crunch Hearts.
Reese's are probably the most famous peanut butter cup brand, but have you ever checked out their ingredients? Not only they contain a whole bunch of ingredients that I've never heard of, but they also contain genetically modified sugar beets, corn and soya beans. These are ingredients that I definitely don't want to be sharing with my loved ones.
But we don't have to buy the commercial brands, as it's so easy to make your own. It's literally a case of melting some chocolate, stirring together the filling ingredients, then popping them into your moulds.
By making your own, you can also make them dairy-free, so suitable for sharing with your vegan and dairy-intolerant loved ones. They also happen to be gluten free too.
You know I told you they're big enough to share? Well once you start on one of these, you might find it extremely hard to give away half (I'm speaking from experience!) But no worries, the recipe makes six, so plenty to go round.
The coconut oil is optional. Without the oil, the chocolate has a 'snap' to it. The addition of oil makes it slightly softer and creamier. I love them both ways! I use a silicone heart mould 7cm / 2½ inches in size. If you don't have one, you can always use round silicone cake moulds or even paper cases. If you use paper cases, pop them in a muffin tray to help keep their shape.
Makes: 6 large hearts (7cm / 2½ inches)
Hands on time: 30 minutes Ready in: 60 minutes
200g / 7 oz 70% dark chocolate, chopped into small pieces
1 TBSP virgin coconut oil, divided (optional)
70g / 2½ oz / ¼ cup quality smooth peanut butter (100% nuts; no sugar or salt added. I use Meridian)
2 TBSP powdered sugar (I use ground coconut sugar; icing/confectioners sugar will work too)
½ tsp pure vanilla extract
¼ tsp sea salt
Place half of the chocolate pieces (and ½ TBSP coconut oil, if using) in a heat proof bowl over a pan containing about 5cm / 2 inches of water. Gently heat until the chocolate has fully melted. Spoon the melted chocolate into the moulds to a thickness of about 0.4cm / 0.16 inches. (I use 3 tsp of chocolate per mould). You may not use all the chocolate, but that's fine. Just leave it in the bowl.
Tilt the moulds so that the chocolate coats the sides to a height of about 1 cm / just under ½ inch. Pop the moulds in the fridge until the chocolate is solid (about 8 minutes).
In a small bowl, mix together the peanut butter, sugar, vanilla extract and sea salt. Taste test and add more sweetener or salt if desired.
Melt the remaining half of the chocolate pieces (and ½ TBSP coconut oil, if using) in the same heat proof bowl.
When the chocolate base is set, spoon a small amount of peanut butter filling into the centre of each mould (I use 1-1½ tsp per mould). Spread to level, but leave a gap round all sides. Spoon melted chocolate on top and swirl to fill in the sides. Pop back in the fridge until completely solid.
To remove the chocolates from the moulds, gently wiggle the sides of the mould to release, then push them out by pressing on the bottom of the mould. Store in the fridge, where they will keep for weeks.
If you have any chocolate left over, pour it onto a piece of non stick baking paper to create a chocolate 'pool'. You can keep this in the fridge for another recipe. Any leftover peanut butter is delicious spread on toast or apple slices.
If you make this recipe, I would love to see your creations! Do post them on my Facebook page, tag me on Twitter or use #BitoftheGoodStuff.
This is my February entry for the Suma Blogger's Network. Want to see what the other Suma bloggers have been up to? Check out this Pinterest board to see all their amazing vegan and veggie creations.
Products used in this recipe from Suma:
Meridian Smooth Peanut Butter
Suma Organic Coconut Sugar
Nielsen Massey Pure Vanilla Extract
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Aw! :-) You know when she says "infamous", regarding Nessie? Is this a jocular term 'cause BxE have been explaining or did she hear about the VolturiXCullen confrontation from BD? :-D
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Understanding Article Automation
Article Automation can drastically increase the amount of inbound links your website receives in a very short period of time. In my experience you can gain several thousand links to your page from a wide array of websites with just a few hours of work. It is without a doubt one of the most valuable tools, to the online entrepreneur.
Article Automation is possibly the easiest way of increasing your organic search traffic. But first you must first understand the basics of SEO, to really gain the benefit. If you have not already done so I recommend you read my earlier article on Search Engine Optimization. Most of the time people who are submitting articles do not appropriately develop their SEO strategy, and consequently their use of Article Automation ends up being a waste of effort. Don't make the same mistake. Make every effort count.
What is Article Automation?
In my Online Marketing Basics article I gave the following description of this topic:
Article Automation – This is a service that takes your content and distributes it to a wide range of other websites. You write an article, submit it, and other websites, potentially thousands of them, post it to their site.
Simple enough, right? Can't be... there must be more to it than that. Don't over-think, it really is as simple as that. Write an article, submit it and if it is approved it will posted onto tens, hundreds or even thousands of websites. Easy, Breezy.
However, to have a shot at actually getting your article approved there are quite a few considerations you must take into account when using an article automation service.
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- Google does not like duplicate content as much as it does unique information - Don't post the article on your own website.
- Most of the submission sites only allow 2-3 links - Only have 2 links that point to your website in your submission.
- Article Automation systems dislike both too long and too short articles - Write articles that are 350-750 words long.
- Include both a long tail and a fat belly keyword in the article.
- Article Automation sites post to a wide variety of websites, that are broken down by category. - Make sure you pick categories when submitting that are actually relevant to your article.
My Article Automation Plan
I always start with research. I try to find a few keywords, related to my website, that have either very low or very weak competition. I could go into a whole other post on just making this specific determination. basically look for keywords/terms that have search results that don't seem to actually relate to your search directly. This often ends up giving you Long Tail terms.
More often than not, these terms are the exact topic that I will write my article about. Being that my site is all about the topic and due to the fact that the keywords are directly relevant to my site, I am an obviously an expert in the topic and therefore my article will end up totally amazing and the definitive source for said topic... Right? It was worth a shot.
So, I write an outline. This starts as quick bullet points that touch on the all the important aspects of the subject that I am going to cover. With the outline in hand I flesh it out. It is common to realize in this process that I will be covering enough information to make several articles. GREAT, that is exactly what you want. My finished article should end up being at least a thousand words.
As you probably noticed from rule #3 above, this is too long for consideration on almost all Article Automation sites. Do not fret, all of this hard work will be worth it and you will not be editing it down to nothing. Just make sure you get everything down. It should end up as a very comprehensive document.
Editing is next. I clean up the mega post, fix errors, and add even more detail. This can often increase the word count considerably.
It is important that this article is quite thorough and very well thought out. It should also, where relevant, have links pointing to other parts of your website, and even outside content.
Regarding the links, I typically treat it them in the following way: if it points to an internal page I make sure the link text is a good keyword related to the referenced page. If the link is to an outside website I will make the link text the name of the website I am referring to.
Once this article is solid, and worthy of posting, I put it on my own website... That's right, this Uber Article is content for my site. It is the most exhaustive and well thought out article on the topic that i can produce. it is valuable content that I have poured my soul into, why would I give that away? These articles become what I call "Pillar Content". They are the structure that my entire SEO plan will be based around. This article in no way will be put on anyone else's site. The idea is to create the most valuable resource for the topic, and I want it on MY website.
So what about the Article Automation submissions? What will I send them? Glad you asked.
I strip down my pillar content into a summary or primer. I take the time to rewrite the whole thing and I often find it best to break it up into several smaller articles. I also now include the two links, both of them pointing back to the Uber article that now resides on my website.
The reason for all of this comes down to how Google looks at the various links and articles. Your article automation post resides on hundreds of other websites with basically identical content. Because of that each individual post will not SEO all that well, even though you did an awesome job making sure the post is intelligent and useful. However all of them link back to your well SEO'd "One of a Kind" article that is full of detail and valuable content. Further more your pillar content points to more information on your website and increases the importance of those posts as well as itself. Google loves all of this. Many keyword links, coming into the page that are directly relevant to the content on the page. If done right you should be able to get your Uber article/pillar content in the top 3 places of the google first page for the long tail and at least the first or second page for the fat belly within a few weeks.
The power of Article Automation is only as useful as your overall SEO strategy and implementation. Use it wisely and it will gain you organic traffic by the thousands. Abuse it and, well... expect to be slapped by Google.


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There are two types of wheels: one that is made of separate components forged together, and another that is forged from a single metal alloy. Alloy wheels may be casted; this means the molten metal is poured into a mold and left to cool into the finished product. Some alloy wheels are forged–the metal is molten only slightly, so it is soft enough to mold.
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On February 27, China proved once and for all that it matters in the world's global capital markets. When its inflated Shanghai Composite Index pitched downwards 8.8% – amid worries about the introduction of a capital gains tax on stock investments and unease about the possibility of future interest rate hikes – few might have predicted that stock markets from Europe to the United States would be affected too. Asian and international stock markets have been stopping and starting ever since.
The ripple effect just goes to show how out of proportion the sentiment towards China is getting. The country's economy is certainly growing, but its domestic capital markets remain firmly partitioned from the global markets; only US$9.9 billion of institutional foreign funds can invest in its onshore stocks and bonds, and its nascent derivatives markets are tough for even banks to access for hedging, let alone offshore investors. Still, the correction will not persuade Chinese authorities to throw open their doors to profit-minded international fund managers and notoriously mercurial hedge funds – even though they would be more likely to invest responsibly than a domestic base that lacks investment options and is hypnotised by the country's self-proclaimed economic miracle.
In some ways China's experiences mirror those of Asia's other big emerging prospect: India. Its Sensex index dropped 1.3% following the news of China's correction, in large part because it also looked inflated. And the market has its own fair share of red tape – India and China both have restrictions on electronic trading, for example.
But India's markets are much more open to foreign investment; international investors are fairly free to enter and leave and, as a result, they are keen to build exposure. The country also offers the investment banks opportunities that are currently unavailable in China; many of India's suddenly-self-assured businesses are spinning off domestic assets and seeking leveraged financing to help them to follow in the footsteps of corporate champions Tata Steel and Hindalco in making major international acquisitions.
Given these opportunities, Morgan Stanley's decision to follow Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs and break up its Indian joint-venture (JV) does not surprise. The bank spent US$425 million to buy the 49% stake of the JV owned by JM Financial, but it had to give up the investment banking, fixed income and retail operations of the venture to do so. Getting out of the JV would have been much cheaper a year or two ago, but at least Morgan Stanley now has full control of its own name. Meanwhile, Credit Suisse, ignominiously thrown out of India in 2001 for alleged price manipulation, is also coming back, and Deutsche Bank wants to build out too.
It all points to the fact that India is willing to embrace the expertise and competition that international banks bring – even if they have abused this trust in the past. China, in contrast, is set on keeping its brokers as sheltered as its derivatives and equities markets, scared that unscrupulous foreign firms will take over. Banning foreign competition might be a useful short-term solution, but Indian companies are enjoying levels of international investor support that are simply unavailable to their Sino counterparts. China's bad news might move world markets, but India's companies stand to profit from them.
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A child of the 80's, I really enjoyed these movies. The slapstick and play on of words were great, but there were lots of things I didn't get watching them initially as a teenager (I was rather naive, thankfully). There's a ton of sexual innuendo, but I didn't understand much of it. I thought they were harmless movies.
What does this have to do with Leslie Nielsen? It's not a cheap attempt to draw search engine traffic here. On the flight back from Thailand the movie was The Naked Gun 2 1/2 (gotta love the 1/2!). I had watched it prior to the DTS and thought it was hilarious. Something was different this time. I saw so much that went against God's standards and ways. It was like I had a different lens to look through, and there was so much junk in it. Maybe it was that my internal lenses were cleaned, and I could see garbage for what it was.
I didn't enjoy it the second time, and I think I ended up not watching the rest of the movie.
Leslie Nielsen was a remarkable comedic actor, with great timing and funny faces galore. Still, those movies too quickly went for lowest common denominator humor. As an immature 17 year old, it was awesome. After spending 5 months pursuing the Lord in a concentrated manner every day, it was repulsive. The show didn't change. I did.
I think of that experience sometimes when I see what goes on in popular culture. I wasn't trying to be holier-than-thou about it, but it was a natural response after getting close to Him. I'm sad to say that I probably am not bothered by a lot of things I watch anymore, because I have to live in "real life" and don't have the time to dedicate to Jesus like I did in those days. When you get to live like that, then your spiritual sensitivity naturally goes up.
I have no excuse for not being there now. I could do a lot better in my relationship with the Lord, even though the DTS was a special time that is hard to replicate in the day to day of living.
So strange as it may seem, when I think of Leslie Nielsen, I think of holiness. I am reminded of such a wonderful time in my life. And I think of Shirley. A laugh, a tear, and a sigh mixed together.
Thanks for the chuckles, Mr. Nielsen, and for the memories. Here's hoping God's grace finds you.


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Ted Kooser: An American life in poetry, Nov. 17, 2013
Most of us will never touch a Klansman's robe, or want to touch one. Rachel Richardson, who lives in North Carolina, here touches one for us, so that none of us will ever have to.
The first time I touched it,
cloth fell under my fingers,
the frail white folds
softened, demure. No burn,
no combustion at the touch of skin.
It sat, silent, like any other contents
of any other box: photographs
of the dead, heirloom jewels.
Exposed to thin windowlight it is
exactly as in movies:
a long gown, and where a chest
must have breathed, a red cross
crossed over. The crown, I know,
waits underneath, the hood with eyes
carefully stitched open, arch cap
like a bishop's, surging to its point.
American Life in Poetry is made possible by The Poetry Foundation (http://www.poetryfoundation.org), publisher of Poetry magazine. It also is supported by the Department of English at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Poem copyright 2009 by Nystrom, from her most recent book of poems, "Bad River Road" (Sarabande Books, 2009). Reprinted by permission of Nystrom and the publisher. The introduction's author, Ted Kooser, served as United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004 to '06. We do not accept unsolicited manuscripts.
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|( 6 upvotes )
|the real story is what he did to piss off his fellow officers that theyed do that to him
|True story. Cop on stakeout, falls asleep, other officers open the door, remove his pistol, remove equipment from the car. He tried to defend himself when brought up on dereliction charges. He lost.
|I used to bike to work through a mall parking lot that sometimes had a sleeping cop. So I carried my camera until I found him sleeping again... and the battery was dead. Which gives me an idea for a poster.
not so bad unless you're rolling down the highway. nice poster :)
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|Nice! Automatic 5L for that comment! Lol!
|It's also possible that he drives it because he loves it (see the TercelOnline forum). Notice the gray corner lights, that's not stock, it's either aftermarket, custom, or JDM. these thing can get fast and agile for cheap...
|It's more likely that he is driving the Tercel because he is broke and cannot afford anything else. : )
|It's possible that a guy is driving a Tercel because he doesn't feel the need to compensate
lol...so true
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Lovely card in great colours.
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yum! and ok those FRIES look soooo good!!!ReplyDelete
I don't eat beef but those fries look DIVINE!ReplyDelete
I've been to Flip once and loved the cool style and delicious food. Fuze on Ponce is a pretty good Atlanta burger place too!
Great new blog. Can't wait to continue reading :)
Lovely B.
I love a good burger, too. I think there's an art to eating them and they need the perfect combination of toppings and condiments to truly contribute to the patty.
Anyways, I read your other posts and I think your blog is quite cute. I will be following!
Come visit us?
WHAT??? a flip in buckhead??? that's actually closer to me than the Westside, so i'm sure i'll go much more often than i do now, which is about 1-2x/month. aren't their fries DIVINE??? and that smoky mayo???? OMG. YUM. :)ReplyDelete
THank you so much for your kind words! I found your blog through TheBrokeSocialite's blog! I LOVE food so I will be heading over here often! Congrats on your new blog!ReplyDelete
This looks delicious, especially the fries! Maybe it's a good thing I live in California.


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Carrillo, C.M., C.L. Castro, G.M. Garfin, H. Chang, and M.S. Bukovsky. Pacific SST-related teleconnective influences on North American monsoon precipitation within North American Regional Climate Change Assessment Program (NARCCAP) models. Int. J. Climatol., in revision.
Cassell, W.W., C.L.Castro, T. Luong, Q. Xiao, and A. Arellano. Simulating organized convection during the 2004 North American Monsoon Experiment and its sensitivity to initial conditions. Mon. Wea. Rev., in revision.
Chang, H., G-Y Niu., C.L. Castro, and R. Monson. Improving warm season precipitation prediction over the U.S. through the community NOAH-MP land surface model coupled with WRF. J. Geophys. Res. Atmos., in revision.
Minjarez-Sosa, C.M., C.L. Castro, K.L. Cummins, J. Waissmann, and D.K. Adams. An Improved QPE Over Complex Terrain Employing Cloud to Ground Lightning Occurrences. J. Appl. Meteor. and Climatol., in revision.
Lahmers, T.M., C.L. Castro, D.K Adams, Y.L. Serra and J.J. Brost, 2016. Long-term changes in the climatology of transient inverted troughs over the North American Monsoon region and their effects on severe weather. J. Climate, 29, 6027-6064. PDF LINK
Mazon, J.J., C.L. Castro, D.K. Adams, C. Carrillo, and J. J. Brost, 2016. Objective Climatological Analysis of Extreme Events During the North American Monsoon. J. Appl. Meteor. and Climatol., in press. PDF LINK
Serra, Y.L., D.K. Adams, C. Minjarez-Sosa, J.M. Moker, Jr., C. Castro, A. Arellano, A. Quintanar, L.C. Alatorre, A. Granados-Olivas, E. Vasquez, K.L. Holub, and C. DeMets, 2016. The North American Monsoon GPS Transect Experiment 2013. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., in press PDF LINK.
Meixner, T. A.H. Manning, D.A. Stonestrom, D.M. Allen, H. Ajami, K.W. Blasch, A.E. Brookfield, C.L. Castro, J.F. Clark, D.J. Gochis, A.L. Flint, K.L. Neff, R. Niraula, M. Rodell, B.R. Scanlon, K. Singha, and M.A. Walvoord, 2016. Implications of Projected Climate Change for Groundwater Recharge in the Western United States. J. Hydrology, in press.
Chang, H., C.L. Castro, C.M. Carrillo, and F. Dominguez, 2015. The more extreme nature of U.S. warm season climate in the recent observational record and two "well performing dynamically downscaled CMIP3 models. J. Geophys. Res. Atmos., 120, 8244-8263. doi:10.1002/2015JD023333. PDF LINK
Carrillo, C.M., C.L. Castro, C.A. Woodhouse, and D. Griffin, 2015. Low frequency variability of the North American Monsoon as diagnosed through early and latewood tree-ring chronologies in the Southwest U.S. Int. J. Climatol., doi:10.1002/joc.4493. PDF LINK
Shamir, E., S.B. Megdal, C. Carrillo, C.L. Castro, H. Chang, K. Chief, F.E. Corkhill, S. Eden, K.P. Georgakakos, K.M. Nelson, and J. Prietto, 2015. Climate Change and water resources management in the Upper Santa Cruz River, Arizona. J. Hydrology, 521, 18-33. PDF LINK
Rajagopal, S., F. Dominguez, H.V. Gupta, P.A. Troch, and C.L. Castro, 2014. Physical Mechanisms of Climate-Induced Drying of Two Semiarid Watersheds in the Southwest United States. J. Hydrometeor., 15, 1404-1418. PDF LINK
Rivera, E.R, F. Dominguez, and C.L. Castro, 2014. Atmospheric Rivers and Extreme Cool Season Precipitation Events in the Verde River Basin of Arizona J. Hydrometeor.,15, 813-829. PDF LINK
Seastrand, S., Y. Serra, C. Castro, and E. Ritchie, 2014. The dominant synoptic-scale modes of North American monsoon precipitation. Int. J. Climatol., DOI:10.1002/joc.4104. PDF LINK
Ciancarelli, B., C.L. Castro, C. Woodhouse, F. Dominguez, H-I. Chang, C. Carrillo, and D. Griffin, 2013. Dominant patterns of US warm season precipitation variability in a fine resolution observational record. Int. J. Climatol., DOI:10.1002/joc.3716 PDF LINK
Cayan, D., M. Tyree, K.E. Kunkel, C. Castro, A. Gurshunov, J. Barsugli, A.J. Ray, J. Overpeck, M. Anderson, B. Rajagopalan, I. Rangwala, and P Duffy, 2013. Future Climate:Projected Average, Chapter 6 of Assessment of Climate Change in the Southwest United States: A Report Prepared for the National Climate Change Assessment. A report by Southwest Climate Alliance. G. Garfin, A. Jardine, R. Merideth, M. Black, and S. Leroy, Eds., Washington, DC: Island Press PDF LINK TO REPORT
Griffin, D., C.A. Woodhouse, D.M. Meko, D.W. Stahle, H.L. Faulstich, C. Carrillo, R. Touchan, C.L. Castro, and S.W. Leavitt, 2013. North American monsoon precipitation reconstructed from tree-ring latewood. Geophys. Res. Lett., doi:101002/grl.50184 PDF LINK
Gurshunov, A., J. Overpeck, K. Guiguis, D. Cayan, M. Dettinger, C. Castro, R.E. Schwartz, M. Anderson, A.J. Ray, J. Barsuglo, T. Cavazos, and M. Alexander, 2013. Future Climate: Projected Extremes, Chapter 7 of Assessment of Climate Change in the Southwest United States: A Report Prepared for the National Climate Change Assessment. A report by Southwest Climate Alliance. G. Garfin, A. Jardine, R. Merideth, M. Black, and S. Leroy, Eds., Washington, DC: Island Press PDF LINK TO REPORT
Woodhouse, C.A., D.M. Meko, D. Griffin, and C.L. Castro, 2013. Tree rings reveal multi-season drought variability in the lower Rio Grande Basin, USA. Water Resour. Research, doi:10.1002/wrcr.20098. PDF LINK
Castro, C.L., H-I. Chang, F. Dominguez, C. Carrillo, J. Kyung-Schemm, H. H-M. Juang, 2012. Can a regional climate model improve warm season forecasts in North America? J. Climate, 25, 8212-8237. PDF LINK
Dominguez, F., E. Rivera, D.P. Lettenmaier and C.L. Castro, 2012. Changes in winter precipitation extremes for the western United States under a warm climate as simulated by regional climate models. Geophys. Res. Lett., 39, L05803, doi:10.1029/2011GL050762 PDF LINK
Minjarez-Sosa, C.M., C.L. Castro, K.L. Cummins, E.P. Krider, and J. Waissman, 2012. Toward Development of Improved QPE in Complex Terrain Using Cloud-to-Ground Lightning Data: A Case Study for the 2005 Monsoon in Southern Arizona. J. Hydrometeor., 13, 1855-1873. PDF LINK
Wi, S., F. Dominguez, M. Durcik, J. Valdes, H.Diaz, and C.L. Castro, 2012. Climate change projection of snowfall in the Colorado River Basin using dynamical downscaling. Water Resour. Res., 48, W05504, doi:10.1029/2011WR010674. PDF LINK
Leavitt, S.W., C. Woodhouse, D. Meko, R. Touchan, C.L. Castro, D. Griffin, and B. Ciancarelli, 2010. The North American Monsoon in the U.S. Southwest: Potential for investigation with tree-ring isotopes. Quarternary International, 235, 101-107. PDF LINK
Zeng, X. M. Barlage, C. Castro, and K. Wink, 2010. Quantification of Land-Precipitation Coupling Strength. J. Hydrometeor., 11, 980-995. PDF LINK
Bieda III, S.W., C.L. Castro, S.L. Mullen, A. Comrie, and E. Pytlak, 2009. The Relationship of Transient Upper-Level Troughs to Variability of the North American Monsoon System. J. Climate, 22, 4213-4227. PDF LINK
Castro, C.L., A.B. Beltrán-Przekurat, and R.A. Pielke, Sr., 2009. Spatiotemporal variability of precipitation, modeled soil moisture, and vegetation greenness in North America within the recent observational record. J. Hydrometeor., 10, 1355-1378. PDF LINK
Switanek, M.B., P.A. Troch, and C.L. Castro, 2009. Improving Predictions of Climate Variability and Water Availability at the Catchment Scale. J. Hydrometeor., 10, 1521-1533. PDF LINK
Troung, N.M., T.T. Tien, R.A. Pielke, Sr., C.L. Castro, and G. Leoncini, 2009. A modified Kain-Fritsch Scheme and its application for simulation of an extreme precipitation event in Vietnam. Mon. Wea. Rev., 137, 766-789. PDF LINK
Weiss, J.L., C.L. Castro, and J.T. Overpeck. Distinguishing Pronounced Droughts in the Southwestern U.S.A.: Seasonality and Effects of Warmer Temperatures J. Climate, 22, 5918-5932. PDF LINK
Lyon, S.W., F. Dominguez, D.J. Gochis, N.A. Brunsell, C.L. Castro, F.K. Chow, Y. Fan, D. Fuka, P.A. Kucera, S.W. Nesbitt, N. Salzmann, J. Schmidli, P.K. Snyder, A.J. Teuling, T.E. Twine, S. Levis, J.D. Lundquist, G.D. Salvucci, A.M. Sealy, and M.T. Walter, 2008. Coupling Terrestrial and Atmospheric Water Dynamics to Improve Prediction in a Changing Environment. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 89, 1275-1279. PDF LINK
Rockel, B., C.L. Castro, R.A. Pielke, Sr., H. von Storch, and G. Leoncini, 2008. Dynamical downscaling: Assessment of model system dependent retained and added variability for two different regional climate models . J. Geophys. Res., 113, D21107, doi:10.1029/2007JD009461. PDF LINK
Castro, C.L. R.A. Pielke, Sr., and J.O. Adegoke, 2007. Investigation of the Summer Climate of the Contiguous U.S. and Mexico Using the Regional Atmospheric Modeling System (RAMS). Part I: Model Climatology (1950-2002). J. Climate, 20, 3844-3865. PDF LINK
Castro, C.L., R.A. Pielke, Sr., J.O. Adegoke, S.D Schubert, and P.J. Pegion, 2007. Investigation of the Summer Climate of the Contiguous U.S. and Mexico Using the Regional Atmospheric Modeling System (RAMS). Part II: Model Climate Variability. J. Climate, 20, 3866-3887. PDF LINK
Pielke Sr., R.A., D. Stokowski, J.-W. Wang, T. Vukicevic, G. Leoncini, T. Matsui, C. Castro. D. Niyogi, C.M. Kishtawal, A. Biazar, K. Doty, R.T. McNider, U. Nair, and W.K. Tao, 2007. Satellite-based model parameterization of diabatic heating. EOS, Vol. 88, 8, 20 February, 96-97. PDF LINK
Castro, C.L, R.A. Pielke Sr., and G. Leoncini, 2005. Dynamical Downscaling: Assessment of value retained and added using the Regional Atmospheric Modeling System (RAMS). J. Geophys Res., 110, D05108, doi:10.1029/2004JD004721. PDF LINK
Chase, T.N., R.A. Pielke Sr., and C. Castro, 2003. Are Present Day Climate Simulations Accurate Enough for Reliable Regional Downscaling? Water Resources Update,124, 26-33. PDF LINK
Hanamean, J.R. Jr., R.A. Pielke Sr., C.L. Castro, D.S. Ojima, B.C. Reed, and Z. Gao, 2003. Vegetation impacts on maximum and minimum surface temperature in northeast Colorado. Meteorological Applications, 10, 203-215. PDF LINK
State of the Climate in 2002, 2003: A.M. Waple and J.H. Lawrimore, Eds., R.A. Pielke Sr. and C.L. Castro, Contributors. Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., 84, S1-S68.
Castro, C.L., T.B. McKee, and R.A. Pielke Sr., 2001. The Relationship of the North American Monsoon to Tropical and North Pacific Sea Surface Temperatures as Revealed by Observational Analyses, J. Climate, 14, 4449-4473. PDF LINK


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Career: 7 Years
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Al Dorow was born in Imlay City, MI.
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c) Anarchy
d) Politics
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a) Unicameral
b) Bicameral
c) Tricameral
d) House of Representatives
What was the first constitution of the United States?
a) The Declaration of Indepedence
b) The Articles of Confederation
c) Both
d) None
What was a power not allowed under the Articles of Confederation?
a) Making laws
b) Adding western territory
c) Negotiating treaties
d) Taxing
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c) Both
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c) Philadelphia
d) Quebec
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b) Patrick Henry
c) John Paul Jones
d) All
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c) Western territories
d) All
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c) Clay Compromise
d) None
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d) None
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Elkford Community Centre
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Elkford, British Columbia
May 2012
Project Summary
The Challenge
The District of Elkford is home to a new innovative and energy efficient community centre. The new building was located on the previous site of Elkford Elementary School. The 18,000 sq. ft. space contains a multipurpose room, children's play area, tourist information centre and office space.
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The project incorporated The first Commercial application of CLT wall panels in North America, lead by the AHC team. CLT (Cross Laminated Timber) panels are a structural wood product that can match the strength of concrete. These CLT panels were combined with glulam timbers to provide the buildings structure. Then Insulspan SIPs (Structural Insulating Panels) were used to clad the walls and roof of the building. These innovative products were prefabricated off site making for speedy installation period.
This was a very complicated building and Plasti-Fab really helped us out by working as a team with the CLT and glulam supplier. There were a lot of prefabricated components and everything worked quite seamlessly.
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text: As with Saturday, we had perfect weather again on Sunday. We first went to church (in that beautiful building…look at those windows!). Next we tried out a new restaurant called "Green". It is an all vegetarian & kosher restaurant specializing in comfort food. I love to seek out new and interesting restaurants. It was soooo good! I had "sushi" rolls made out of hummus and pecan pate. We were also bad and splurged with some red velvet cupcakes with white icing. The sweet potatoe fries were to die for also. The decor and service at this restaurant were outstanding. We will certainly be back…may have to turn that place into our post church ritual (if I can stay away from those cupcakes). On the way to the restaurant, we saw a beautiful 1956 Ford at the gas station and had a nice chat with the owner about how things just aren't as pretty now-a-days as they were in the 50's design-wise. After lunch, we all went to the Dinosaur exhibit at the Witte Museum in the Alamo Heights neighborhood. The big dinosaurs were great, but more impressive for Mom was the beautiful spanish landscaping in the back of the museum. They even had a kids treehouse museum back there. It was a full day. Jake was asleep within 5 minutes in the truck at the end of the day.


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Soldier back from Afghanistan finds baby blues fiancee hanged
THE fiancee of a British soldier serving in Afghanistan hanged herself on "impulse" while suffering from post natal depression, an inquest heard.
Soldier's fiance was found hanged in the spare bedroom
Linzi Mannion, 29, had been decorating their new home ready for fiance Lance Sergeant Robert Kopicki's return from duty the next day.
She had told friends she was looking forward to starting married life with their three-month-old daughter Nancie. But when Mr Kopicki arrived at the house in Kearsley, near Bolton, he found her hanging by a towel from a pull-up bar in the spare bedroom.
Care assistant Linzi had been prescribed antidepressants, which seemed to be working, the inquest in Bolton was told. But in June, two months before her death on August 30, Linzi, who also had an older daughter Maddalyn, first harmed herself because she "just couldn't cope".
Frequent home support from psychiatrists followed and her condition was thought to be improving until inner demons got the better of her.
Friends who were with her on the day of her death said Linzi gave no indication she was contemplating harming herself again.
Mr Kopicki, 28, of the 1st Battalion Scots Guards, told the hearing: "I found out in September 2012 that we were going to have a child when I was going to Afghanistan. She coped very well when I was away.
"I spoke to her weekly and we wrote emails. I came back in February and we managed to go on holiday before our daughter was born on April 24. But after the birth Linzi began to suffer from depression.
"She had some antidepressants from the GP which seemed to help her. In June she tried to harm herself. She just couldn't cope. We were looking forward to getting married. The house was getting decorated and I was coming home the following day.
"On the evening before I came home I spoke to her and we exchanged texts. She phoned me at 10.30pm. There was no warning of what was to happen."
Tragic Linzi Mannion with boyfriend Robert Kopicki in his Scots Guards uniform
There was no warning of what was to happen
Linzi's friend Lee Bleakley, who had known her since she was 18, was helping her decorate the house on the day of her death and they had a couple of cans of lager before he left at about 9.30pm.
Linzi went on to drink wine at friend Melina Pool's house nearby, where she was described as being her "normal, jolly self". Tests later showed she had more than twice the drink-drive limit of alcohol in her blood.
Coroner Jennifer Leeming recorded an open verdict. She said: "There was no note, nothing to indicate that she had the judgment at the time to understand what she was doing.
"Clearly it was impulsive. I suspect if she could, she would say that she didn't really mean it."


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Champagne Afternoon Tea for Two
From: £
Enjoy the most English of traditions with a home-made and home-baked Afternoon Tea for two for a glass of fizz. Finger sandwiches, scones, patisserie, tea, coffee and of course, clotted cream and preserves. Afternoon tea can be enjoyed in one of our intimate lounges intimate lounges or in the summer season and if the weather permits, can be enjoyed al fresco on the hotel terrace.
Terms: Subject to availability and based on two adults sharing.


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Opening times for Asda in Biggleswade
Biggleswade is a branch forming a part of Asda brand. It is open on: Monday 7am - 10pm, Tuesday 7am - 10pm, Wednesday 7am - 10pm, Thursday 7am - 10pm, Friday 7am - 10pm. At weekends its working hours are: on Saturday 7am - 10pm, on Sunday 10am - 4pm. This shop's address is: Church Street, Biggleswade, SG18 0JS. In order to contact the customer service directly please use the number 01767 604100. Biggleswade is visited by many people living in neighbouring towns like Budna, Hatch, Langford, Lower Caldecote, Northill.
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Thomas J. Crane
- 92 years old
- Date of birth: April 15th, 1922
- Place of birth:
Westfield, Massachusetts, United States
- Date of passing: March 10th, 2015
- Place of passing:
Westfield, Massachusetts, United States
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