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You decided to build a website using a modern javascript framework and you were pumped about it. Look how responsive it feels. Look how fast you can develop.
Then you pitched it to management. They were on board. Just as the meeting came to a close someone asked, "Hey, uh,
can the Googlebot run all that javascript?"
The answer is: no. But don't worry. The dream is not dead. We have a solution for you.
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1. BromBone renders your pages
2. Proxy the snapshot to Google
When a search engine bot visits your site, just proxy the pre-rendered snapshot from BromBone. This is the only step that requires you to make code changes. Don't worry. The changes are small, and we'll show you exactly what to do. It's just copy and paste.
3. Now Googlebot can see you
You don't have to install any software.
BromBone is, without a doubt, the easiest way to allow Google to crawl your site. There are just two simple things you will have to do.
First, you need to make sure you are generating a sitemap.xml. You're probably doing this already. Sitemap.xml is a very simple file that just lists every page on your site. Search engines use this file to make sure they can find all your pages. BromBone reuses that same file to make sure we are ready to send your pages to the search engines.
Second, you need to proxy the html snapshot from BromBone when search engine bots visit your sitemap. Most websites are going to handle this at the Apache or nginx level. Or you can make a small change to your existing Ruby on Rails, PHP, Python, Java, NodeJS, or (any other web framework) code. It's a simple change, and we'll provide the code you need. You just copy and paste. Just a quick copy/paste and you're done.
We'll give you free consulting to get it working.
That's right. When you signup, we will help you get your specific setup ready to use BromBone.
Are we doing this because we just like giving away our time? No. Truth is, it's just that easy. Most of you won't need this or will be easy to help. Hard or easy, we'll do whatever it takes to help you get your setup working.
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Email firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at +1 (888) 237-2766 to discuss enterprise plans.
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Vevo hosts the world's most popular music videos. If you've searched for a music video, you probably found it on Vevo.
In late 2013, Vevo launched a new version of its website built entirely on AngularJS. They worked with BromBone before, during, and after their launch to ensure that Google would still be able to index their site after the switchover. Vevo has continued to rank highly for popular videos.
BromBone is 100% framework agnostic.
BromBone is 100% framework agnostic
You can write your website in whatever framework you want.
AngularJS, EmberJS, and BackboneJS seem to be the most popular frameworks for creating new single page web apps today. However, there are an array of other good choices. Many websites just use raw javascript, jQuery, or the Mustache/Handlebars javascript template engine.
Some sites render all their HTML on the client, others use a hybrid approach, rendering some on the server and some on the client. Some send JSON to the client, some send full HTML.
It doesn't matter which framework you use.
BromBone will work with any of these approaches. Use any of the above frameworks, or even something that isn't on our list. It will work fine. If you change your framework later, BromBone will still work.
Your site will work if you use hashbang (#!) urls, and you replace the hashbangs with urls "?escaped_fragment=". It will also work if you use html5 and pushState.
If you have a hybrid site or a site that is in transition, that's fine too. You can tell us which pages we need to process and which ones to leave alone.
BromBone works for all search engines
We talk about Google a lot because, honestly, it's the search engine that matters the most. However, BromBone will work for any search engine. Just forward the bot to us, and they will be able to crawl your site.
Isn't this cloaking?
If you've read anything about SEO, you might be think to yourself, "This sounds an awful lot like cloaking." Cloaking is the act of sending one set of content to users, but then sending different content to Google. Cloaking is bad, evil, and a great way to get yourself banned from Google. You want no part of it, and we want no part of it.
The key is that BromBone will be sending the exact same content to Google as you send to the user. The content is the same, so there's no problem. You will just be using a different method to send that content to Google. This isn't just ok. It's the best practice. In fact, the whole thing was Google's idea.
Google has a whole section on their website on making AJAX applications crawlable. Several pages and thousands of words. We've read them all, several times over. BromBone takes care of all those details for you.
That Google website even has an FAQ where they address the cloaking question directly. It says, if you are showing different content to users and Google, then you will get in trouble. If you are showing the same content, then you are fine. We require all our customers show the same content to Google and users.
Will BromBone work with my crazy setup?
There is almost always a way to make it work. If you aren't sure, email us and we will talk to you about the details of integrating BromBone with your architecture.
Most sites implement the proxy at the web server level (Apache, nginx, IIS, etc). If that isn't an option (for instance, if you are running your site on Heroku), then you can implement your proxy in your application code (nodejs, Ruby, Java, etc. ). We have several customers who are doing this. Somewhere you just need to be able to check all your incoming requests. If the request is coming from a bot, download the snapshot from BromBone and pass the snapshot on to the bot. If it isn't from a bot, send your normal content.
Again, if you think BromBone won't work with your setup, just email us (email@example.com). You might be surprised.
Can I setup a trial with BromBone?
Enterprise customers often have complex requirements and integration validation that must be done in advance of setting up contracts. We are happy to setup proof of concepts for customers with these requirements. Just send us an email.
If you plan on signing up for the Starter Site or Medium Site plans listed above, then we ask you to go ahead and signup for an account before we can setup your BromBone integration. This is because we are dedicated to providing top notch one-on-one support to all our customers. How you integrate with BromBome will vary based on your indivdual setup. You'll be guided through the whole process. We don't think we could maintain our high level of support if we offered free trials.
However, you are always protected by our money back guarantee. If you signup for an account and can't get it working or just change your mind, then we'll refund your payment. No questions asked.
How can I tell BromBone that a page has changed?
Every url in your sitemap contains a lastmod tag. This is a timestamp of when that page was last modified. Just update this tag, and we'll regenerate your snapshot.
Sometimes it can be difficult to track when your pages change. So we will update all your pages once a week, even if you never change the lastmod tag.
Enterprise customers also have access to our API that allows you to get snapshots created for new/modified pages in just seconds.
If you do a whole site redesign, all your snapshots will need updating. To do this in a reasonable timeframe, you might need to process pages at 100 times your normal rate. BromBone already has this scaling capability built in. We'll have your new snapshots ready in no time.
Are BromBone's servers reliable?
You can't mess around with your search engine results. You need them to be reliable. That's why you need BromBone to be reliable, and that's why we built BromBone on Amazon's AWS infrastructure.
Your files are hosted in a Amazon S3 bucket that you read from directly. That means that even if our servers were to go down, you'll still be able to access your html snapshots. Amazon guarantees 99.9% uptime.
What if Google crawls my site aggressively?
When Google decides to crawl your site, they don't load pages like a normal user. They don't load one page, wait ten seconds, and then load another. Google starts requesting pages fast and furious.
With BromBone you'll be ready for this. BromBone renders all your pages ahead of time. When Googlebot comes, you won't be waiting on PhantomJS to render your pages. You'll just be pulling pages off Amazon's fast file service.
All your pages will already be rendered and just waiting for you to need them. You don't have to worry that you'll overwhelm our servers.
Do I have to use hashbang (#!) urls?
No. BromBone supports both hashbang urls and HTML5 pushState urls. For new sites, we recommend using pushState, falling back to full page reloads for IE8 and IE9.
Do I have to create a sitemap?
For most small and medium sized, making a sitemap.xml is the easiest way to define which pages need BromBone's SEO service. It gives you full control over which pages BromBone will process.
Enterprise sites often need custom integration. For these sites we offer an API. We can even make additions to the API if you need them. If you need even more customization, let us know. We can make BromBone fit within your existing architecture.
Can BromBone handle sites with millions of pages?
Yes. We already are. We have some big customers with millions of pages of their own and several smaller customers that add up to millions of pages between them.
Large sites do present some unique challenges. You can lean on us to guide you through them. We're happy to talk on the phone or Skype with your developers and architects. Big site or small site, if you have questions about how BromBone is going to interface and interact with your system, then we'll take the time to answer them. Email firstname.lastname@example.com to get that conversation started.
Will BromBone steal my pagerank?
The key word here is proxy. You won't be doing a simple redirect (like a 301 or 302). Your webserver will download the page from BromBone's server and then hand that page off to Google. Google will see the page coming from your server and from your url. Google won't even know that you are using BromBone. You will get credit for your content and your pagerank. None of your pagerank flows to BromBone.
Does BromBone work with the Facebook and Twitter Scrapper
Yes. BromBone can work with any bot. Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu, Ask Jeeves, Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, a custom bot you write. However, some bots only support HTML5 urls and not hashbang urls.
Don't feel guilty about using Javascript.
Your javascript powered site offers an incredible user experience. It does things that would be difficult or impossible in a traditional server/client app. On top of that, it was a joy to develop.
Don't listen to outdated limitations. Instead, we need to evolve our tools to work with the world as it exists today, not as it did 10 years ago. Instead of focusing on old terms that define what you can't do, think about how to best solve your users' problems.
The tools are catching up. You don't need to duplicate your code to also render pages on the server. You don't need to worry about maintaining your own PhantomJS server.
You make the site easy for people to use. BromBone will make it easy for Google to use.
You can use AngularJS even if you care about SEO.
People used to say Angular is only meant for web apps that don't need to be crawled. That isn't true anymore. The line between website and webapp is getting blurrier everyday. Now you can use Angular or Backbone for any website. Don't be held hostage by outdated rules. The new web is here, and BromBone will help you take advantage of it.
There is no reason to turn your back on faster development time and more interactive webpages. Embrace the future.
BromBone embeds SEO into your web stack so you don't have to worry about it anymore.
Being indexed by Google is too important for it to be an afterthought. It's too important to "figure something out later." It's too important to roll your own system and hope you'll have enough time to maintain it.


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Crispy Catfish and Green Mango Salad
For crispy catfish
1 whole catfish, about 1.5 pounds
or ¾ pound catfish, sole, or haddock filet
oil for deep frying
For the salad
1 cup green mango, julienned (can be substituted with sour green apple)
½ cup shallots, thinly sliced
½ cup cilantro, chopped
scant ¼ cup green onion, finely sliced
¼ cup of peanuts
2-3 tbsp lime juice (this depends on the sourness of your mango/apple)
4 tbsp fish sauce
1 tsp sugar
3 chillies, finely chopped (use more or less to your taste)
To make crispy catfish
1. Roast the whole fish or fish filet in an oven, at 450f for the whole fish, and 400f for the filet. Set aside until cool.
2. Use a fork to fluff the cooked fish meat, lay the fluffed meat out on a plate to dry.
3. Heat oil in a large pan until hot, fry the fish in batches until golden brown. Try not to break up the fish too much in the pan.
To make the salad
In a large bowl, toss all the salad ingredients together. Taste the salad, depending on the sourness of the mango or apple, you may need to adjust the seasonings. Toss the crispy catfish in the salad at the very last minute. Check the seasonings again. The salad should taste sour, hot, and salty, with a slight sweetness at the end.
How to serve
You could serve the salad with all the ingredients tossed together, or put the crispy fish on a plate with the salad mixture on the side or on top.
P.S. Feel free to leave a comment should you have any question about this recipe or the ingredients. I'll be happy to help if I can.

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Legislators return to Montpelier
All four representatives said one of the biggest challenges legislators will face during this session is the $70 million gap in the budget. "That's [the budget gap] certainly a concern," Goodwin said. "It's a lot of money and a 'what the heck are we going to do situation;' it's going to take some work."
Rep. Jeff Wilson (D-Manchester, Arlington, Sandgate, Sunderland) said for him, the budget gap makes it hard to accomplish some of his goals as a representative, like seeing an expansion of publicly funded pre-kindergarten programming.
Along with seeing an expansion of early childhood education, Wilson said he is interested in tax reform, addressing climate change through issues like better thermal efficiency in buildings and less dependence on fossil fuels, as well as addressing opiate use and addiction in the state. But the budget gap is also a major concern for Wilson.
"A big challenge will be balancing the budget," he said. "With the federal cutbacks, [how] will we do it? The question is how and what pain will have to be inflicted."
So far, Wilson has introduced bills about maintaining town records in a digital format, imposing an excise tax on sugar-sweetened beverages and prohibiting certain employment after elected or appointed officials in the Executive Branch leave public office. He will also introduce a bill authorizing supervisory unions to create "public education innovation zones."
Cynthia Browning (D- Manchester, Arlington, Sandgate, Sunderland) has introduced legislation about tax and budget reform. One of the issues she brings to the state house from her constituents deals with electricity rates and how much they pay. An issue of personal importance deals with the surface waters of the state, specifically the Lake Champlain Basin. She said commerce and development in the area has damaged the surface waters in the region, and while she wants to see them cleaned up, she does not want the rest of the state to pay for it.
"They [residents of the Lake Champlain basic] screwed up their surface water and now they want the rest of us to pay for it," she said. "We may not have created the problem...they [residents of the Lake Champlain Basin] should pay for their mistakes."
Health care and property taxes are going to be a focus for Rep. Patti Komline (R- Dorset, Danby, Mt. Tabor, Peru, Landgrove). She said many people in government are very concerned about the level that property taxes have gone up. Property taxes were expected to go up 5 cents per $100 of appraised value. Now, it looks as though taxes will be raised an additional 2 cents, to 7 cents and Komline said she thinks the breaking point has finally been met.
As for health care, she said she hopes there will be more transparency as to issues with Vermont Health Connect, as well as keeping meetings and what was discussed at meetings about health care open to the public.
"We want to make sure as we go forward that everything is honest and open," she said.
Taxes, Komline said, will be a major issue because of the rate they are expected to rise, as well as because this year is an election year, and everyone "starts positioning now."
Independent education and keeping school choice safe in Vermont will be a major issue for Goodwin this session, he said. He is planning on introducing a bill that would eliminate the cost of school audits from the cost of education per equalized pupils. In a large school, that wouldn't raise costs much, but in smaller schools, like The Stratton Mountain School, he said, it is a huge expense.
He also wants to make sure that when discussing property taxes, that independent schools keep their funding.
"There is some sentiment in the legislature that doesn't favor independent schools. They think those schools take money away from public schools," he said. " Obviously, in this district, we think school choice is important...I personally think those schools are important aspects and I will be up in arms if anybody comes along and says otherwise."
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The Mars500 crew is answering your questions by email!
During the Mars500 mission questions could be sent to the crew via email. The best questions were selected and sent to the crew to answer. Below are some answers.
As on a real trip to Mars communications was not done in real-time, questions were relayed to them through 'mission control'.
have you brought any sci-fi books/movies involving space travelling (like Alien etc)? If so, what is it like to read/watch them while being part of this eksperiment?
Jarle, Norway
Hello Jarle,
We have brought with us a lot of Sci-fi books and movies. Each time that we watch one of them, we always comment it. We are much more sensible to each detail of the film or of the book.
For example, we saw "2001: A Space Odyssee" a couple of weeks ago and I could really feel the loneliness and the monotony that the 2 main characters had to endure. I didn't experience these feelings the first time that I saw this movie.
Dear Mars 500 Crew:
Thinking about you guys a lot. Wonder how you are doing?
May I be frank? I would find it very hard to be away from my wife for so long...May I ask: how are you coping with missing your loved ones, partners or wives?
I believe that this will deepen your personal relationships with them "back on earth"; what is important is the willingness to love, to continue to see it through, not merely the "loving", right?
In Great Admiration,
chaz mean
Miami, FL
Hello Chaz,
Each of us has a different way to cope with the distance between us and our loved ones. I tend to write them a lot of messages. I tell them what is happening here and they tell me how life is going on outside.
During my studies I already spent several months away from my family so 107 days of isolation is still bearable. In one year, I'm not sure if I would have the same answer for you.
I see what you mean, I think if I had wife and/or kids it would be much more difficult for me than it is already. However, there are guys in the crew who do have this kind of family and it looks like they are handling it extremely well.
It is not easy to leave out there all the people you love. Your observation is very insightful, because In my experience until now, yes, it does tighten your relationships with the people you can share this extremely particular experience with, and who are waiting for you to get out on the last day. The communication is difficult, but at the same time, I don't usually write emails as long as I do now!
Good morning sir
Have you any kind of method to change the personal feeling of time??? Regards
Nick Saltabidas
Hello Nick,
My method is very simple: I keep busy. On top of our daily work I planned other activities (review my physics lessons, continue to study the Russian language and play the guitar). I never have enough time to do everything!
Another important point is that, with the crew, we rarely talk about the days left. We just focus on the week to come.
Hello! If I understand well and you mean a way of seeing time pass faster, I do! I think time passes fast when I read or am very busy working on an experiment, or when I am working on a graphic design project in my free time. When I do this, I fell like time goes much faster.
If on the other hand, for some odd reason, I wanted to slow down time, I would spend more time in the thread mill! (one of our hardest exercise machines) It never seems to end when I am on it!
Hello Romain,
Just a note to wish you well from an old friend at Aston Martin. I was told what you are doing and I was very suprised.
I thought Sotira was a challenge but this is nearly out of this world !!!
I am going to the Red sea at the end of September on a live a board to do some diving. Can you receive pictures?
If you can, I will send some under water pics if you would like to see them .
Hope all is well
Best of luck
Nigel Turner, Aston Martin - Paint Engineer
Hello Nigel,
It was a real pleasure to discover your message. Please send my best regards to all the people who remember me at Aston Martin.
I would be glad to receive your under water pictures. With them, you will make two persons happy because our commander (Alexey Sitev) is a professional diver and he already hanged several of his pictures on the walls.
Enjoy your holidays!
hola diego..un saludo desde cádiz de inma,juan y nuestra gatita aruca maría..que tal la comida que llevais?..cuidaros.
Hi, the food is great! Though there is some difficulty in repeating the same dishes often, and eating exactly what you need to, sometimes more than you would like! However we are coping with the situation rather well! Of course, it would be much better if we had Tortillas de Camarones from Cadiz!
Hola! La comida es muy buena, aunque a veces es difícil repetir los mismos platos en intervalos de poco tiempo, y comer exactamente lo que te piden, que a veces es más de lo que quisieras. De cualquier manera hemos logrado adaptarnos bien! Por supuesto, sería mejor si pudiéramos comer Tortillas de Camarones !


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Although Ayrton Senna's inevitable death at the age of 34 hung ominously over the 2010 documentary Senna (you can watch here if you haven't seen it yet), it captured and celebrated the Brazilian Formula 1 driver's awe-inspiring racing career. And there's a lot more to the story than just tragedy.
With boyish good looks and famously rebellious spirit, Senna captured the hearts of Brazil and the racing world; he was seen as the poster boy for happiness and hope for a country ravaged by poverty. To racing fans, Senna's death is, unfortunately, an essential and inextricable part of their sport's history. To a relative newcomer to the Formula 1 world, the tragedy of losing a driver like Senna so violently is mind boggling.
There are still a lot of questions to be asked about the "how" and "why" of the event, and it still bears discussion two decades later. So let's talk.
Possible Discussion Questions
1. While this film did a great job at showing Senna as a competitor, would you have liked to have learned even more about his private life?
2. Do you think Alain Prost was unfairly painted as the villain?
3. Do you think the FIA also personally had it out for Senna? Why?
4. What was it about the San Marino course that made it so dangerous?
5. How do you think technology and innovation in design has changed Formula 1?
6. Ronald Ratzenberger's death was overshadowed by Senna's death that occurred the following day. How do you think people would have reacted if only one death had occurred?
7. Senna's death is said to have been caused by penetrating trauma to the head, something that newer cars are built to prevent. How do you think the sport would have changed if those safety measures had already been in place? What would Senna's contributions have been?
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I'm back in Northern Minnesota at Lake Vermilion. The weather has been storybook perfect, the water is awesome and it is oh so peaceful! I and Topaz are up here alone. Steve had to work, the boys are at camp so I high tailed it up to 'God's Country'.
I've been running each day. Yesterday I boated to the landing and ran 12 miles, then later in the day boated back to ride bike for 7. The hills are killer here. I took my Mom's water bike out for a bit, what a fun way to see the lake.
Today was 4 mile run; 12 mile bike.
Eats are right on. I packed loads of tuna, chicken, veggies, fruit and eggs. That's about all I require.
I'm really enjoying biking. I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm having visions of a triathlon and see that there is one in Baxter MN the end of August. I could try for that. Why not? Um...because I've never done a brick workout and the only swimming I've done lately is for leisure, up here, or back home in my pool! I don't think those are good enough reasons though. Maybe because I don't have any padded biking shorts..man do I need those..or an athletic swimming suit..goggles..plenty of reasons..but none good enough.
I packed up my P90X DVD's and resistance bands and did back/chest yesterday; arms/shoulders today. I'm tired. About ready for a nap.


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When one of my good friends, Fletch Arnold, learned he was going to be a dad, there was one thing on his mind…girl or boy, they were coming into the world a Star Wars fan. Fueled by the love of both his passion for Star Wars and the love of his unborn child, he set out to create the perfect nursery for his little padawan. It was a no-brainer that he could pull this off.
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One major problem stood in his way…there is hardly any Star Wars themed baby stuff! This called for some improvising.
With his squad and immediate family's help, little Alexis Jade was going to have a room that would make any Star Wars fan proud (and jealous).
There's so many things you need in a nursery like a crib, dresser, mobile's, toys, window coverings, sheets. Then of course there's the decorating such as painting the room, wall art, wall paper border, rug and lighting. Since most of these things don't come in a Star Wars pattern, it all had to be lovingly made.
First item of business was the crib.
Every child needs somewhere to sleep and this baby was going to have a bed that would make any Jedi proud. It was a normal crib…at first. Then one of our squad mates, Timothy Boyle (a master costumer in his own right), made four custom lightsaber's to go on the corners of the crib. Not only do they look cool, they light up too!
And of course, you can't have a crib without bed sheets and bumper pad. The bumper pad, quilt and bed sheets were all custom made by one of our own squad mates, Cathy Merhl, out of Pottery Barn Star Wars sheets, originally meant for a twin sized bed. The same sheets were used to make the window coverings and curtains.
Next item of business, were the walls. A lovely lilac purple was the color of choice, with matching white vinyl decals to go around the top of her room. Shaped like ships, logos and other easily recognizable Star Wars items, this awesome wall border was done by Vinyl Disorder.
No room would be complete without some wall décor and this room was no exception.
Katie Cook is a very popular artist and her child like style was perfect for Alexis Jade. Unfortunately, Fletch was a little to late in purchasing her Star Wars Celebration V exclusive, so he had to hunt for that one. Thankfully though, Katie found an extra and put it up on eBay for the highest bidder. Fletch made sure that this little treasure was going in his daughters nursery. He won the piece and it looks beautiful next to Katie's Star Wars Celebration VI artwork.
Another artist featured in the room is James Hance. His blending of famous Disney characters by turning them into Star Wars faces is well known in the 501st Legion. I love the Rescuers piece with the little girl as Leia and her teddy bear as Chewbacca. Priceless!
My favorite piece of art on the walls was done by DC and Marvel comic book artist Mark McKenna. I purchased the same "Duel of the Twi'leks" at Star Wars Celebration VI. It's a great piece that showcases two of the most well known Twi'leks in the galaxy.
Wait! What about the ceiling? From there Alexis has a galaxy of planets with a threatening Death Star close by. The planets are actually Lego sets sealed up for safety and then hung from wires. The Death Star is a paper lantern that was purchased during Celebration VI.
The furniture is normal, except for the large collection of action figures with everything from Star Wars to My Little Pony sitting on it. Fletch is a master at locating old and new action figures, so this was his domain (and it gave him an excuse to look for missing pieces of his own collection).
The lighting is neat too and has rebel touch to it. The lamp was purchased from ThinkGeek and a purple bulb was used instead of a traditional white one. Instead of the usual play-dough molds, Fletch bought Star Wars silicon ice cube trays. And of course, daddy can't have a droid if Alexis can't. That's where her inflatable R2 unit comes in. This little guy is perfect for her small (but quickly growing) size.
The fun doesn't stop there!
What room would be complete without a decorative rug and other fun items? This rug is special, in the fact that it's the wampa rug from ThinkGeek! It's as soft and comfy as it looks and Alexis loves to lay on her belly and enjoy it's softness. It's multipurpose too, because the head gives Alexis something to sit against and make the transition to sitting up on her own.
So, as you can see, a Star Wars themed nursery is possible with enough imagination and improvising. By the time Alexis Jade was born, she had amassed a collection of toys, autographs and other memorabilia that would make the Rancho Obi-Wan blush. For those of you looking to do the same for your little padawan, Fletch has some advice for you.
"First don't listen to others who say it can't be done. I can't even count how many people told me a girls Star Wars nursery couldn't be done and it would look like a boys room. Stick with a good color and then mesh everything with it. The possibilities are only limited by your own imagination."
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If you are a palaeographer, transcribing a will is probably a walk in the park for you. And it helps if you are savvy with legal lingo. But, if you are anything like me, you need all the help you can get.
I transcribed my first two wills with a notebook and a pen while sprawled out on the couch. It can take up to five minutes just to figure out one word, so I prefer to be comfortable instead of staring at the computer screen. Of course I had my Blackberry nearby. The Dictionary.com app really came in handy. If it weren't for this app, I would still be stuck on the word charnell. And I would be lost without my book Genealogical Research in England and Wales, Vol. III. I still prefer a good ole page turner. This book is available through Worldcat and amazon.com.
I found this software called Transcript that I will probably use for the next will that I transcribe. That will eliminate the step of transcribing from the notebook to the computer. To work with PDF files you will also have to download Ghostscript.
This software allows you to transcribe without having to switch between your document and your word processor.
*Update - I have transcribed a few things with this software since the original writing of this post and let me tell you it saves so much time. If you have not downloaded this software yet, what are you waiting for?
The following links will be very helpful in guiding you through the transcription of any old document.
- The National Archives - Palaeography
- Medieval Writing
- About.com - Reading Old Handwriting
- Palaeography
- Dictionary.com
I still have four more wills to transcribe. Wish me luck!
Good luck on your next transcription project and may it be fruitful!


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February was the biggest month ever on my blog. Thanks to all the new subscribers and readers and thank you for all the shares of content on Facebook, Twitter and other places. Please keep it up.
If you missed anything, not to worry, here are the top 10 posts for the month:
- The One Thing Destroying Your Marriage That You Don't Realize
- Women, It Matters Who You Marry
- Loving Does Not Equal Participating
- 11 Ways to Know You've Settled for a Mediocre Marriage
- 7 Ways to Fight Well in Your Marriage
- 7 Reasons You Aren't Communicating with your Spouse
- Men, Your Son-in-Law Determines Your Legacy
- Before You Criticize Your Pastor
- How I Structure my Week
- When a Staff Member or Volunteer says, "I'm Done"


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A paper written by an ex-Apple intern who now works for the company has revealed secret plans to port Mac OS X to an ARM chipset.
Tristan Schaap did a 12-week internship with the Platform Technologies Group at Apple, and penned a thesis on the work he had been set, namely working to get the "lower half" of Mac OS X to boot onto an ARM processor.
The paper was submitted in 2010 but not published until some months ago due to the sensitive nature of its contents.
Peach Schaaps
But just because Schaap did work on this project and is now employed by the Core OS department doesn't mean we're definitely going to see ARM architecture in the next generation of Macs.
It may have been an experiment, it could have been a decoy or the project may have once been planned and since been pulled, who knows.
Apple's Mac range currently rocks Intel chipsets but rumours have been around for years that the company wants to try its hand at an ARM platform.
But as Apple Insider points out, Tim Cook seems reticent to take those plans further, telling analysts last week that the iPad should satisfy those who would want such a thing as an ARM-based MacBook Air.
From AppleInsider


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N.J. singer fights bullying with her song
- Tyler Clementi committed suicide after his roommate spied on him kissing a man
- The song is available on Hotathon%2C which pairs musical acts with charitable works
- Requested donation is %242.99 for premium download%2C though people often give more
EAST BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- Like many in the Rutgers University community, when Alexandra Kelly heard that freshman Tyler Clementi had jumped off the George Washington Bridge to his death in 2010, she was stunned. It hit her even harder when the root cause was said to be bullying.
Kelly, then a sophomore, couldn't have foreseen that two years later her music would link her to the Clementi family and the foundation it created. Since the fall, her single "Perfectly Imperfect" has been raising awareness and funds for the nonprofit organization.
"Tyler's story affected me and my community at Rutgers," said the 22-year-old Fair Lawn, N.J., native. "I knew how his death affected me and my community. The fact that they — at the Tyler Clementi Foundation — work to help kids come out in a comfortable and safe space. They are there for them. And now the Tyler Clementi Center at Rutgers will be there as well."
Clementi jumped to his death in September 2010 after his roommate used a webcam to spy on him kissing another man. Dharun Ravi was convicted in March 2012 of 15 criminal counts, including bias intimidation and invasion of privacy. He spent 20 days in jail after being sentenced to 30 days in May.
When Kelly was 16, she wrote a song based on a poem written by her sister, called "Perfectly Imperfect."
Kelly confessed that the root of the song comes from both sisters' experiences growing up.
"We had been bullied," she said. "In high school and middle school, people were mean to me about my music and my passion for it. I didn't talk about my music then. When I did talk about it, people said I was conceited and self-centered, so I stopped. It was hard for a while. But if I hadn't gone through that, maybe I wouldn't have gone out on a limb for what I wanted.
"We wrote the song to help people realize that they are perfect just as they are," Kelly said. "You do not have to rely on anyone else to be who you can be and to define who you are. We wanted to get some message out to anybody who is feeling there is something wrong with them at whatever point they are in their lives."
Musical acts and charities join forces
About a year ago, Mikal Celentano of Middlesex, N.J., launched Hotathon, seeking to pair musical acts with charitable works. By donating to charities through music downloads, Hotathon raises awareness and funds simultaneously for the chosen nonprofits.
"People are inspired by music. It has the power to bring together and do good things. So, the song becomes a call to action for the charity," Celentano said.
The requested donation is $2.99 for a premium download, but people are welcome to give more, Celentano said.
"Without thinking, we spend $2 to $3 daily ..." she said. "You can spend the same and get a single and donate to charity at the same time. And you will have that single forever."
Celentano, who heard Kelly sing "Perfectly Imperfect" at a student event at Rutgers, approached the singer-songwriter.
"I was told how Hotathon pairs musicians and nonprofits through music downloads," Kelly said. "When they asked me if there was any organization that I was interested in, without hesitation I said, 'The Tyler Clementi Foundation.' Tyler was a musician. We were from the same area of New Jersey. We were part of the same community and I have always been an ally of the gay community for many years. I admire how his family has made his story and his legacy have purpose."
Usually Hotathon, whose offices are in Bridgewater, N.J., reaches out to the nonprofit, but in this case it was Kelly who made the connection.
"I wrote to Joe Clementi and explained that I was a singer-songwriter who would love to do this project if they would allow me to," she said. "Without a doubt, that is what started my relationship with the foundation and the family."
Now Kelly calls Tyler's brothers James and Brian Clementi her friends, and she has the deepest respect for his parents, Joe and Jane Clementi. She has helped with the launch of the Tyler Clementi Center at Rutgers and hopes to continue working with them on future projects, including a concert fundraiser.
Celentano said the average donation for a song on Hotathon is $5, but "Perfectly Imperfect" has been garnering a higher average.
"Alex's song is seeing an average donation of $7," she said. "Someone even donated $18 to download the song. We are very excited about the support she is getting through this campaign."
At this point, Celentano is seeking out musicians because the site is so new. The company prefers to deal with original works, such as "Perfectly Imperfect," rather than cover songs.
A 2012 Rutgers graduate with a major in communications and minor in music, Kelly hopes it is her passion — music — that will be her full-time profession. For now, she works as a barista by day at the Vagabond Cafe in New York, where she has also performed.
With two CDs under her belt, Kelly hopes to record a third this summer. Both CDs — "Love and Lies" and "It's Complicated" — are available on iTunes.


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I wrote in an earlier article, Fix for Excessive Duplicate Contacts, that describes how to delete these contacts or folders using OWA or earlier versions of Outlook. This was possible because these older versions did not respect the flag that defines the Lync Contacts folder as a protected folder, like Inbox or Drafts.
You could use MFCMAPI to delete protected folders, as shown below, but this can be cumbersome if you have to do it to many mailboxes -- not to mention the fact that you need to grant yourself full access to the target mailbox(es).
A better solution is to have the end-users do it themselves using OWA in Light mode. OWA Light bypasses the protected folder check and allows end users to delete some or all of the Lync contacts, or the entire Lync Contacts folder itself. The best part is that this works from all versions of OWA, even Office 365!
All you need to do is send a URL to the end-users to login to OWA Light with the steps to delete the folder or contacts:
https://outlook.office365.com/owa/?exsvurl=1&layout=light&wa=wsignin1.0Replace outlook.office365.com with your organization's OWA FQDN, if necessary. By following this specially crafted URL, users can enter OWA Light to clean it up without affecting their current OWA Premium experience.
From OWA Light select the Contacts folder on the left pane. To delete the duplicate Lync Contacts folder click the link for Manage Contacts Folders, then click the Choose folder to delete drop down list and delete the duplicate folder.
If the user wants to delete Lync contacts from an existing folder, select the Lync Contacts folder and use the checkboxes to select them or use the checkbox at the top to select all the contacts displayed. Then click Delete.
Hopefully this will help those of you who were unable to delete these duplicates because you were running a newer version of Outlook 2013 or OWA. Special thanks to Greyson Mitchem for the tip.


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You are visiting this website because you are seeking a bicycle product unlike any other. We are the Canadian importers of the Electra family of bicycles: Cruisers, Townies, Amsterdams and Ticino Bicycles. We have also recently added a new and exciting brand of innovative and safe child carriers to our line up - Weehoo.
It is truly refreshing to work with 2 companies whose products are geared toward everyday bicycling, not racing. Don't get me wrong, bike racing is a gas, but it's not for everyone.
Within the links found in this website, you will find a list of bike shops that carry the products we work so hard to represent, and the manufacturers websites as well. Any one of these products will allow you to travel in comfort and style, relax, stay healthy and safely bring your kids along for the ride! All the best... on a bike!
March 13, 2012
Are you in love with cool bikes? Like working in a casual environment? Can you keep things organized and are customer service focused? Well Revolution Sport Supply is looking for you!!!
We are currently looking for a full-time Inside Sales/Sales Assistant in our Calgary office. If you or someone you know are interested please send a cover letter and resume to firstname.lastname@example.com to apply! Rock on potential Revolution Crew members!
October 13, 2011
Here a Verse there a Verse everywhere a Verse, Verse!!! Check out the all new Electra Verse. This is not your conventional city bike. Comfort, style and function built into another incredible Electra product! See your new ride at www.electrabike.com/Bikes/verse-bikes-electra
August 16, 2011
Is that Summer I see out the office window? With the sun shining there is no better time to get yourself on a fashionable new Electra bike. So many styles to choose from and so much summer to still enjoy! Check our dealer listing to find a shop near you and take one of our patented FLAT FOOT TECHNOLOGY bikes out for a spin!
May 6, 2011
Ahhhh Spring! Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming (well in BC at least) and bikes are anxious to leave the garage! Need some new friends to enjoy that shiny Electra with? Do you live in the Greater Toronto Area? Well our boy Shawn has news for you! Starting June 5th at 8:30am (yeah I didnt know that time existed on a Sunday either) you can join the WAY TO ROLL cycling group as they pedal through Toronto. Leave the spandex and tight shirts at home! This ain't your average "cycling group" were talkin shorts, flip flops and your lazy Sunday t-shirt! For more information and location info log onto www.wix.com. Roll on friends!
April 20, 2011
Un-Spring like weather got you down? Head to your local Electra dealer and get a blast of colour in your life! New models are here now so get them before they're gone.
March 8, 2011
Thanks to all those who came and saw us in Toronto. For those who haven't been able to attend a show and want to see what its like check out this video made at the Electra booth at Interbike in Las Vagas last September. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwT2vPjziHU. If you look closely at the begining you'll see our very own Mike and Gomez chatting in the back ground.....don't blink or you'll miss it!
March 4-6, 2011
HELLO TORONTO! For all those in the GTA, here is your chance to get up close and personal with all the new shiny Electra's! Revolution Sport Supply will be at the 2011 Toronto International Bicycle Show so come say "Hi" to Shawn at booth 665 and see the latest Electra Bikes and accessories. While you're there don't forget to check out the coolest kids pedal trailers on the market, the Wee-Hoo iGo! Head to www.bicycleshowtoronto.com for show hours and location details.
February 22, 2011
Spring is just around the corner and 2011 Electra Bikes are ready to go. Head on down to your local dealer and check out the newest colors and models Electra has to offer!
September 9, 2010
BTAC here we come! If you're going to be at BTAC stop by and say hi. We'd love to see you!


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A frustrating Battle for Gilneas.
The mass CC from the Horde was insane.
It wasn't CC you would find on a toolbar, it was mental CC.
Although, maybe the majority of my teammates had the A.I. of a trash mob.
The primary Horde CC consisted of 1 Pally healer, and 1 Prot warrior.
Wherever they were you would find a collection of 5 alliance players, or trash mobs as I like to think of them.
- Warrior ~100% health
- Pally ~ 100% health
- Trash mobs – 100% focused on the Warrior while he mowed them down.


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Autumn is the season of change. From the vibrant electricity of Summer days we slowly transition toward a sleepy November. The skies often mirror our moods and our woolly cloaks. Mornings are dark the blankets become our best friends.
The sun isn't disappeared from our lives, it shyly emerges seldom from its blankets in the dark blue sky bringing a warming smile into our daily routines. Somehow this season always makes me more introspective and focused toward the future, the light at the end of a cloudy day.
It is now clear in my mind what I would like my future to be; at least it is clearer than it was few months ago. Finding our life-call and than, hopefully, following it is what we all struggle with and friends can help us in the task.
I have always been grateful for the people that have dotted my life. A honest and caring friend always adds up fuel to the locomotive that brings forward our lives.
Finding the right people to absorb knowledge and expertise from isn't easy but at least nowadays we have the huge advantage of ease of choice. The world is fuller of discernible information and voices like no-time before. The remote control (or the mouse) is a powerful weapon in discerning what is worth dedicating time and energy to and what not. A proper use of the new technological means at our disposal make the growing experience unexpectedly fast and surprising.
At least this is how I started feeling when I embraced my future life as a freelancer. I realized that I am not alone, I am part of a larger organism where each and every part have the power to choose and impact on its future. Blogging started to open my horizon toward this reality, toward the empowerment of our individuality; photography is pushing this realization further day after day.
I am talking of business like CreativeLIVE in Seattle. Many of us photographers have grown fonder of these guys week after week during the past year or so. Like a positive karma machine, their efforts in spreading the knowledge and hope in the photography and business world is creating a wave of positiveness and empowerment that I am sure will benefit us all, across regional and temporal boundaries.
The photography community in Europe is, unfortunately, hard to interface with. Despite the coveted union of intent, still huge nationalism stay afloat providing boundaries that require some sort of unidentifiable passport to cross.
With organisations like PPA and WPPI, the American photographic community has the chance to behave in a more coherent way with more chances for photographers to interface with each other and grow. CreativeLIVE has made this experience possible worldwide.
Aside teaching techniques that make us better professionals; instructors like Don Giannatti, Roberto Valenzuela, Tamara Lackey, Sue Bryce, Ramit Sethi, Sarah Petty and Erin Verbeck (to name just a few) have shared their life experiences both positive and negative making us realize how common our daily struggles and doubts are.
With their formula of "watch first buy then" formula CreativeLIVE, in the person of their highly qualified (and approachable) tutors, is giving us the concrete hope for sunnier mornings for those who apply themselves with dedication and respect to their craft.
Existentialism aside, today is the monthly appointment for another bonding-experience brought you by the Secret Recipe Club.
This month I got assigned the "Cook Book of Trial and Error" blog. As the name says, this blog (sorry but I wasn't able to find the name of the blogger on the website) is a collection of very varied recipes. What makes it different from many other food-blogs is that here you will find just the recipes with distinctly stated sources of inspiration and a few commentary lines about the outcome; indeed like a digital cookbook.
Going through the archive I was attract by these "Maple Mousse in Walnut Cups" and so I decided to experiment on the idea. I decided to use a mix of nuts (walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds and coconut) for the cups that I spiced with a touch of Moroccan ras-el-hanout spice mix (a very nutmeggy and fragrant mix). For the filling, I went for one of my all time favorites: quark-coffee cheesecake pudding.
Originally I intended to present the cups over some chocolate leaves but, naturally, once I was ready to cook, I found out I didn't have the right kind of chocolate at home so the cheesecake pudding was simply topped with butter sauteed pumpkin dices. A perfect and impressive dessert for your Thanksgiving table, don't you think?
Coffee-Quark cheesecake pudding with caramelized Pumpkin in Spiced nuts bowl
Ingredients (serve 6):
For the bowls:
- 50g walnuts
- 50g almonds
- 50g hazelnuts
- 50g grated coconut
- 1/2 teaspoon ras el hanout spice mix
- 1 small pinch of salt
- 6 tablespoons sugar or to taste
- 2 large eggs, beaten
- 2 teaspoons freeze-dried coffee
- the point of a knife of guar gum (read Note)
- 4 tablespoons unsweetened condensed milk, or to taste
- 2 teaspoons butter, at room temperature
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 300g quark cheese
- sugar or sweetener to taste
- 30g pumpkin; cut into small dices and sauteed in butter, at room temperature
Crush the nuts into a coarse powder either by using a food processor or a zip-lock bag and a rolling pin. In a bowl, mix the chopped nuts with the sugar, salt and the ras-el-hanout using a spoon. Little at a time add the beaten eggs to the nut mixture until you obtain a dough that holds together. The amount of egg needed will vary according to how fine you crushed the nuts. If the dough seems too wet to you, add a little almond or hazelnut flour.
Let the dough rest while you eat up the oven to 170C/340F (150C/302F if ventilated).
Butter 6 cups of a muffin tin and divide the mixture between them. Spread the nuts dough evenly on all the sides of each cup using a teaspoon and bake in the preheated oven until the nuts cups are golden brown and fragrant; this will take anywhere from 40m to 1h depending on the cups thickness. Don't be tempted to raise the oven temperature too much since the nuts need to toast while cooking and this requires time.
Let the nut bowls cool down completely before unmolding.
Let's prepare the cheesecake pudding. In a bowl combine the freeze-dried coffee with the guar gum and 1/2 tablespoon of the unsweetened condensed milk. Using a whisk, mix the ingredients until smooth and thickened; add the softened butter and keep mixing. Add the quark cheese, the vanilla extract and some of the remaining condensed milk. Mix until well combined. Sweeten to taste with sugar or sweetener and thin the pudding with enough unsweetened condensed milk to obtain a creamy consistency.
To serve, divide the coffee-quark cheesecake pudding between the nut bowls and top with some sauteed pumpkin (at room temperature).
The guar gum in the recipe is used to help blending in the butter with the liquid ingredients but it can be substituted y some regular sugar, if you are planning on using it to sweeten your pudding.


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Lawrence Tech
Southfield, Michigan 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Devils Creek update course info
Established 2015
Designed by Bart Kowalewski
Designed by Bart Kowalewski
Free to play
The course plays around the Lawrence Tech campus. Hole 1 is right by the Don Ridler Field House. Wooden 4x4 mark the tee off locations for each hole.
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Rep. Judy Chu Responds to Comprehensive Immigration Reform Legislation
April 17, 2013
Press Release
Today, members of the Senate Gang of Eight – the bipartisan group of Senators negotiating comprehensive immigration reform – released their plan to reform our antiquated immigration system. Congresswoman Judy Chu (CA-27) released the following statement:
"The time to fix our broken immigration system is now, and today's proposal is the first substantive step toward effecting real change. It represents the best chance in a generation to help aspiring Americans fulfill their dreams of becoming our fellow citizens.
"I commend the Gang of Eight for welcoming my views throughout this process. Their inclusion of my bill – the POWER Act – will help ensure immigrant workers we welcome into this country will be protected from abusive employers. The provisions on high-skilled workers will allow the brightest minds from around the world to create jobs right here in America. And of course, the inclusions of a pathway to citizenship and a solution for DREAMers are both very promising components of this bill.
"I am also pleased at the consideration taken to meet the concerns of immigrant communities. As Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus, I made clear that our immigration backlogs must be addressed, and this bill would clear them within eight years. We called for a legal permanent resident provision, allowing the family members of green card holders to come here without delay, and this bill provides one. And when we called on the Senate negotiators directly to ensure parents maintain the right to bring their children here, they modified the bill accordingly.
"However, with any compromise, important provisions are lost in negotiations. This package is weakened by the fact that it eliminates sibling-based visas. Equally concerning is the exclusion of the LGBT community from all family reunification provisions within the bill. So while this bill is a promising first step, it is clear that there is still much work to be done before we arrive at a final product. I look forward to examining the Senate proposal in greater detail and working with my colleagues in both the House and Senate to create the strongest possible immigration reform package in the weeks ahead."
Rep. Chu has been an outspoken advocate for comprehensive immigration reform throughout her time in public office. Most recently, in her capacity as Chair of the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus (CAPAC), she has pushed hard to protect family-based visas in immigration reform. Following reports that family-based visas were being targeted by Republicans negotiators for elimination, Chu sent a letter to each Senator in the bipartisan "Gang of Eight." Her outreach continued with phone calls to each Senate office and ultimately, direct discussions with Majority Leader Reid.


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How to Make Eastern Standard's Equinox at Home
Eastern Standard in Boston is just a homerun away from Fenway Park, and often caters to a crowd wearing the home colors. That atmosphere doesn't leave much room for pretension, and bar manager Kevin Martin has become known for coaxing house cocktails into the hands of even the most dedicated beer-swilling crew. The fact that his Equinox cocktail tastes like cozy in a glass might not be a shock, given Martin's ability to make anyone feel right at home, even while sipping something surprising.
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The base spirit in the drink is Calvados, distilled from apples in France. Martin says the apple brandy captures the flavor of "fall in New England." He cooks up a special spiced syrup to play up those characteristic fruits in the sweet and spicy way we know best as apple pie, but he didn't leave it at that.
"I came up with the drink concept while playing around with Calvados in a classic sour recipe, which includes sweet and sour parts," Martin explained. He added fresh lemon juice for that tart note and a dash of Angostura bitters to deepen the flavor. The result: a cocktail that's sweet, spicy, sour and comforting all in one.
"It's a pleasant, easy-drinking seasonal cocktail to get people out of their comfort zone and has developed something of a cult following at Eastern Standard," says Martin. This one is sure to develop a following outside of Sox territory, as well.
About the Author: Lizz Schumer is a writer, editor, photographer and foodie living and working near Buffalo, N.Y. She is the author of "Buffalo Steel" and the editor of a small, weekly newspaper. She writes about food and drink on a freelance basis and can be found online @eschumer or lizzschumer.com.
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Certified Pre-Owned 2013 LincolnMKX Base SUV
- Stock: U-L39737
- Odometer
- 71,076 miles
- Fuel Economy
- 17.0/23.0 mpg City/Hwy
- Exterior Color
- Brown Metallic
- Interior Color
- Charcoal Black
- Body
- Transmission
- 6-Speed Automatic with Select-Shift
- Drivetrain
- Engine
- 3.7 3.7L V6 Ti-VCT 24V
Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles Come Standard with:
- - Meticulous 200-Point inspection by factory trained technicians
- - The confidence of a 6-year/100,000-mile comprehensive warranty coverage
- - Complimentary 24/7 Roadside Assistance
Detailed Specifications
- 1st and 2nd row curtain head airbags
- 4-wheel ABS Brakes
- ABS and Driveline Traction Control
- Aluminum dash trim
- Aluminum door trim
- Anti-theft alarm system
- Audio controls on steering wheel
- Automatic front air conditioning
- Auxilliary engine cooler
- Bluetooth wireless phone connectivity
- Braking Assist
- Bucket front seats
- Compass
- Cruise control
- Cruise controls on steering wheel
- Digital Audio Input
- Driver and passenger heated-cushion, driver and passenger heated-seatback
- Driver seat memory
- Driver's side electrochromatic auto-dimming mirrors
- Dual illuminated vanity mirrors
- Electrochromatic rearview mirror
- External temperature display
- Fold forward seatback rear seats
- Front Ventilated disc brakes
- Front and rear reading lights
- Front fog/driving lights
- Fuel Consumption: City: 17 mpg
- Fuel Consumption: Highway: 23 mpg
- Heated driver mirror
- Heated passenger mirror
- In-Dash single CD player
- Interior air filtration
- Leather seat upholstery
- Leather/chrome shift knob trim
- Leather/metal-look steering wheel trim
- MP3 player
- Manufacturer's 0-60mph acceleration time (seconds): 5.9 s
- Memorized Settings for 2 drivers
- Memorized Settings including door mirror(s)
- Metal-look center console trim
- Painted aluminum rims
- Passenger Airbag
- Power liftgate
- Power remote driver mirror adjustment
- Power remote passenger mirror adjustment
- Power remote trunk release
- Power steering
- Power windows
- Privacy glass: Deep
- Radio Data System
- Rear seats center armrest
- Rear spoiler: Lip
- Remote engine start
- Remote window operation
- Remote, digital keypad power door locks
- SIRIUS AM/FM/Satellite Radio
- SIRIUS Satellite Radio(TM)
- Side airbag
- Speed Sensitive Audio Volume Control
- Split rear bench
- Stability control with anti-roll control
- Steering Wheel Air Conditioning Controls
- Surround Audio
- Suspension class: Regular
- Tachometer
- Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
- Total Number of Speakers: 10
- Transmission gear shifting controls on steering wheel
- Trip computer
- Video Monitor Location: Front
- Wheel Diameter: 18
- Wheel Width: 8
Dealer Notes
Certified. Odometer is 15839 miles below market average! 4D Sport Utility AWD 3.7L V6 Ti-VCT 24V 6-Speed Automatic with Select-Shift 17/23 City/Highway MPG
Clean Vehicle History Report, AWD.
Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned Details:
* Includes Car Rental and Trip Interruption Reimbursement
* Warranty Deductible: $100
* 200 Point Inspection
* Vehicle History
* Limited Warranty: 72 Month/100,000 Mile (whichever comes first) from original in-service date
* Transferable Warranty
* Roadside Assistance
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Boy shows love for Pirates in unique way
Prosthetic leg emblazoned with his favorite player
A 9-year-old Morgantown boy is showing his love for the Pittsburgh Pirates in an unusual way.
His favorite player is Neil Walker. You can tell just by looking at his right leg.
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Gage Beavers was born perfectly healthy, except for his missing tibia bone.
"One in a million babies are born that way," said Kelli Beavers, Gage's mother.
It meant that around his first birthday, he needed an amputation and a prosthetic leg. At first, he hated the leg. Eventually, he got used to it.
As Gage grew so did his love of baseball. He started playing T-ball at age 5. He loves playing baseball. And he loves watching baseball.
His father takes him to more than a dozen Pirates home games every season. A few years ago, he got to meet Pirates second baseman Neil Walker at Fanfest. Walker struck up a friendship with the young fan.
PHOTOS: Check out Gage's Pirates-themed prosthetic leg
At Monday's home game, Gage showed Neil Walker his latest prosthetic leg. It is emblazoned with a large picture of Walker.
When Walker saw the leg, Gage said, "He flipped out!"
Kelli Beavers says her son means a lot to Walker. "I think he inspires him. I heard him say in an interview that there are certain people that just capture your heart more than others, and I think Gage is one of those people for him."


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November 17.
GMC Never Say Never Moment
A stingy Panthers defense led by linebacker Luke Kuechly aided in a huge down-to-the-wire road win over the 49ers in Week 10. Was it the best moment of 2013?
That's the last time the San Francisco 49ers lost on the road, falling 23-20 to the New Orleans Saints before embarking on a seven-game win streak that has them scheduled to roll into Carolina to play the Panthers on Sunday.
Despite losing the division to the Seahawks, San Francisco quietly has reached this point as football's top road team, sitting at 7-2 in unfriendly environments.
Young Colin Kaepernick upped his career playoff record on the road to 2-0 with Sunday's win over the Green Bay Packers, becoming -- surprisingly -- the first quarterback in 49ers history to win a pair of away games in January.
On Tuesday's "Around The League Podcast," we asked if the Panthers -- of all this weekend's home teams -- are ripe for an upset.
It starts on offense, with San Francisco riding a six-game win streak since Michael Crabtree's return from Achilles surgery. The team's top receiver didn't immediately make a major impact, but his eight-catch, 125-yard outing against the Packers on Sunday included chunk-play grabs of 11, 12, 13, 14, 17 and 31 yards. Kap's 13 targets to Crabtree equaled his looks to Anquan Boldin (six) and Vernon Davis (seven) combined.
Davis, meanwhile, barely played when Carolina upset the 49ers in Week 10 because of a concussion. The passing attack is healthy again, but I point primarily to the matchup of San Francisco's defense -- allowing a league-low 14.9 points per game since Week 4 -- against a Panthers offense that ranks worst among all playoff teams in points and yards per game.
After their magical regular season, the Panthers -- one of our favorite teams to watch this season -- have drawn a nasty matchup to begin their quest to reach MetLife. I don't see it ending well.
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How Can You Stop Before Things Go Too Far Physically?
When you're making out with a guy, how do you stop it from going too far without
hurting his feelings?
– Andrea*
It's obvious that you really like and care about this guy because you're concerned about his feelings. The best approach with him is honesty. Let him know straight up that you aren't ready to go any farther. Hopefully, he's concerned about your feelings, too, and respects what you're ready for.
A relationship is a mutual partnership, and if one of you isn't ready, the couple as a whole isn't ready. Everyone progresses at different paces sexually, and every relationship is different based on the two individuals involved. Something special like physical contact is private and shouldn't be embarrassing or even hurtful if one of you isn't ready.
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Cheating on Your Spouse Will Give You a Heart Attack
Obviously, cheating on your spouse is bad for your relationship, but a new study shows that it can also be pretty bad for your health. You would think the most dangerous possibility is that your wife will find out and beat you with a frying pan, but really, the danger comes before, while you're still in the act.
In case you needed another reason to keep it in your pants, a new study conducted in Italy found that instances of "sudden coital death" are more common while men are having extramarital sex in unfamiliar settings than when they're getting it on at home with their wives. According to the findings, sleeping around outside the home was associated with "a higher risk of major cardiovascular event," including fatal heart attacks.
Did you catch that, fellas? Fatal. Heart attack. Guys are less likely to keel over in flagrante with their wives than with their mistresses at some seedy, hourly rate motel.
The study didn't make any conclusions about the reason for the correlation, but it seems kind of obvious. After a while, sex with your own wife doesn't exactly get your blood pressure up. And, if a man is cheating on his wife, he's stressed out about keeping a secret, he's usually trying to keep up with some younger sex kitten and he may be doing more drinking.
Of course, this isn't the first study to link cheating with basically having your heart take a hike on you. In fact, in January, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention checked the autopsies of more than 5,000 people who died suddenly from heart issues and found that 75 percent of them who died during sex were getting it on the side. And, in 2009, Italian researchers discovered that men in long term extramarital relationships were more likely to "experience a serious heart event" than other men.
Look, guys, we're willing to let your hearts do the heavy lifting on this. Women would rather not have to bludgeon you with kitchenware. Go ahead, cheat if you need to. Just make sure you carry some nitro tabs with your condoms.


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Man dies of rabies from year-old kidney transplant
- Three other transplant recipients getting treatment but are doing fine
- It is only the second incident of rabies being transmitted through transplants in the U.S.
- Rabies kills one to three Americans a year
Health officials confirmed Friday that a Maryland man who received a donated kidney a year and a half ago contracted rabies and died from it.
The discovery was "very surprising," and only the second known time rabies has been transmitted through donated organs in the United States. The finding sent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) officers flying to the phones to alert three other people who had received organs from the same donor. All have been treated and remain healthy.
Rabies is extremely rare in the United States: only one to three deaths a year. The fact that it took more than a year for the recipient to begin to show symptoms threw off investigators, as rabies usually develops within a month or two.
"We were all saying, 'Wow, how is this possible?' " said Richard Franka, lead of the rabies team at the CDC in Atlanta.
Here's what happened: In September 2011, a 20-year-old Air Force airman in Pensacola, Fla., died of encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain, said Department of Defense spokeswoman Cynthia Smith. His doctors couldn't find a reason for his illness.
At one point, the doctors thought it might have been some sort of poisoning "because they couldn't come up with a cause. They did a full work-up; they tested for everything they could think of. Even after he died, they sent more tests in and couldn't find a cause," said Matthew Kuehnert, director of the CDC's office of blood, organ and other tissue safety.
The man's family made the decision to donate his kidneys, liver and heart. "Encephalitis wouldn't have excluded him as a donor," said CDC spokeswoman Melissa Dankel. There are many causes of encephalitis, some of which are infectious and some of which aren't. Transplant specialists have a policy for assessing donors who have had encephalitis.
One of the man's kidneys went to a Maryland Army veteran in September 2011. The recipient did fine until last month, when he, too, fell ill with unspecified encephalitis. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene started an investigation into the case but couldn't find a cause for his illness. After several weeks doctors started to suspect he perhaps had rabies. Unfortunately, the patient died that same day, before they could begin treatment, Franka said.
Despite the common belief that rabies causes people to act crazy and foam at the mouth, it's actually difficult to diagnose and is easily confused with other pathogens that cause encephalitis, Franka said. CDC laboratory analysis showed that the rabies virus was a raccoon type. In the United States, there's only one recorded case of a person dying from a raccoon-type rabies virus.
Then the question became: How did the Maryland veteran get rabies?
Investigators went over his life with a fine-toothed comb but couldn't find any indication he had been exposed to wildlife. They knew he'd gotten a donated kidney, "but we were thinking it couldn't be the transplant because of the long incubation period," Franka said. "We were wrong."
Each year in the United States, about 28,000 people receive donated organs, said Joel Newman with the United Network for Organ Sharing in Richmond, Va. Only once before in the United States, in 2004, has an infected organ donor passed along rabies to organ recipients, and they all became ill and died very quickly.
Eventually, investigators went back to the Air Force organ donor's medical history. He, too, had no exposure to wildlife. Finally, they discovered that he was originally from North Carolina, but when he joined the Air Force in May 2011, he had first been posted to Texas and then Florida where he was training to be an airplane mechanic. Doctors now believe he was infected either in Texas or North Carolina, though they still don't know how or when.
The definitive laboratory finding that the Maryland man had died of rabies came on March 8. "At that point, we started urgently contacting the patients" who had received the donor's other kidney, liver and heart, Kuehnert said. They lived in Florida, Georgia and Illinois; each was immediately started on anti-rabies shots and remain in good health, he said.
All organ donors go through an intensive screening for diseases that might be transmitted, such as hepatitis, HIV and cytomegalovirus. A detailed medical history is also taken and a physical inspection of the body is done, said Newman.
"Transplant professionals at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center working through the Organ Procurement Network, in conjunction with organ procurement organizations, evaluate donors and take great precautions to avoid disease transmission while understanding that the risk is always present," said Smith, the Defense Department spokeswoman.
Rabies is not tested for because it is very difficult to detect before its victim begins to show symptoms, said the CDC's Kuehnert. The testing can also take weeks. That's impossible in organ donation where the time window is less than 48 hours and for some organs just six hours.
Rabies is a viral disease often transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal. The virus infects the central nervous system, ultimately causing disease in the brain and death within days of the onset of illness if treatment is not begun in time. In the United States, bat bites are the most frequent cause of rabies in humans.


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By EION BLACKWELL of AAP
PAPUA New Guinea's parliament is expected to decide tomorrow whether to extend a ban on votes of no confidence from 18 months to 30 months in a bid to ensure political stability.Prime Minister Peter O'Neill is expected to secure about 80 votes to pass the law, which will ban votes of no confidence in the government until 30 months after it is first elected.
The bill passed its first test in November with 102 votes, but in late January opposition leader Belden Namah - who at first praised the bill - announced the opposition was withdrawing its support.
"It goes against the spirit of the constitution in that it restricts or removes the parliament's function of keeping the executive government accountable to the parliament," he told local media on Sunday.
"We will not support the bill and we call on the members of parliament not to vote for the bill."
A spokesman for Mr O'Neill said he expected the bill to pass despite the protests of the 15-man parliamentary opposition.
At the first passage of the bill in November Mr O'Neill warned that constantly shifting parliamentary loyalties meant governments were planning for survival, instead of implementing policies.
"It's no wonder our health and social indicators have been in decline, and infrastructure like roads and bridges and ports are in (an) appalling state, our schools and education facilities are run down.
"We cannot allow this to continue."
AAP understands Mr O'Neill needs 74 votes to pass the bill into law.
Votes of no confidence have been a thorn in the side of successive prime ministers since PNG gained independence from Australia in 1975.
PNG's first prime minister, Sir Michael Somare, lost the top job in 1980 after a vote of no confidence.
In 2003-04, the Somare government failed in its bid to have the so-called grace period extended from 18 to 36 months.
He was PNG's longest-serving prime minister after a nine-year run, but was deposed by parliament on August 2, 2011, in favour of Mr O'Neill.
That move sparked a constitutional crisis that ended in mid-2012 after a general election which put Mr O'Neill back in the prime minister's seat with the backing of about 94 of PNG's 111 MPs.


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Democratic lawmakers have been running into a brick wall trying to repeal MCL 600.2946(5), Michigan's one-of-a-kind law that grants drug manufacturers lawsuit immunity if the federal Food and Drug Administration has approved the complained-of medication.
Sen. John Gleason (D-Flushing), has been leading the effort in the Republican-controlled Senate but to no avail. His repeal legislation is bobbing in the backwaters of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
In her State of the State address delivered Tuesday evening, Gov. Jennifer Granholm took a poke at this state of affairs:
"[C]onsumers in every other state have the right to hold drug companies accountable when their products lead to injury and even death. Michigan consumers should have that right, too."
Interestingly, Senate Republicans, earlier Tuesday, tried to make a little hay with the issue in the legislative session. Sen. John Pappageorge (R-Troy),introduced Senate Resolution 134, which called upon the FDA to toughen up standards for the drug approval process. The resolution impliedly acknowledged the Vioxx situation. The FDA approved the drug, which, it was belatedly discovered, apparently had the disastrous side effect of causing sometimes-fatal strokes and heart attacks. The drug was later pulled from the market.
"Whereas, Incidents of harmful side effects raised concerns that the FDA post-marketing monitoring needs strengthening. Although American drugs are arguably the safest in the world, allegations of detrimental consequences from FDA-approved drugs show that there is room for improvement. Stricter standards for the FDA's investigation and response to consumer reports of harmful side effects should be established to enhance the safety of drugs approved by the FDA and on the market. The FDA must immediately investigate consumer reports of harmful side effects and act quickly to protect the public. In this way, Michigan's tort law and strict FDA standards will ensure that Michigan residents can have confidence in the drugs and medications they take; now, therefore, be it
"Resolved by the Senate, That we memorialize the United States Congress and United States Food and Drug Administration to establish stricter standards for the drug approval process[.]"
Not good enough, said Gleason.
He offered an amendment that would have linked the resolution to Democratic efforts to repeal the drug immunity law by striking this language:
"In this way, Michigan's tort law and strict FDA standards will ensure that Michigan residents can have confidence in the drugs and medications they take"
and replacing it with this:
"We pledge, as the Michigan Legislature, to continue ongoing efforts to remove current statutory obstacles which hinder the ability of Michigan residents to obtain just compensation for injuries caused by FDA-approved drugs."
Sen. Buzz Thomas (D-Detroit) opportunely requested a roll call vote for the amendment, which, predictably, was voted down on party lines but left the Democrats with a paper trail to use against Republicans come election time.
The resolution, sans amendment, passed the Senate on a non-accountable voice vote.
Sen. Gretchen Whitmer (D-East Lansing), was quick to point out what she apparently believed was the resolution's specious nature:
"[L]et me get this straight: Our drug immunity law is based on the FDA standard. The rationale behind that public policy is that the FDA standard is strict enough to protect our consumers, our citizens here in Michigan.
"Now instead of taking action like the other 49 states in the country have to protect our citizens, we are once again advocating and asking Congress to enact a stricter standard because we don't think their standard is strict enough, but that is our standard.
"So it leaves you to conclude that our law is not sufficient to protect Michigan citizens."
To which Michigan drug-injury claimants might wistfully add, "But more than sufficient to protect the drug manufacturers."
The Senate's proceedings on Resolution 134 can be found here (scroll to page 102 or search the document for "Senate Resolution No. 134").


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Kitchen confidential: Mark Gresge, L'étoile
The secret to great cooking is: a love of the art form, and a great respect for Julia Child. Without her, modern food would be completely different.
The secret to success in the restaurant business is: being excited every single time a guest walks through the door to dine.
The secret to making Létoile's bread pudding is: There is no secret. It's very simple to make.
L'étoile's Bread Pudding
3 baguettes
1 quart half and half
1 tablespoon vanilla
½ cup bourbon
1 cup chocolate chips
½ cup dried cranberries
6 farm-fresh eggs
1 cup sugar
Pinch of salt
Cut baguettes into ¼ inch cubes and place in large mixing bowl.
In another bowl, whisk eggs and sugar together until well combined. Add half and half and bourbon.
Pour liquid into bowl with bread, mix with your hands. Add chocolate, cranberries, and salt and vanilla. Mix well.
Pour into baking dish. Bake in a preheated oven (350) for 25 minutes.
Serve warm with whipped cream, chocolate sauce, and caramel sauce. #


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