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Report Taxes
New York City Property Taxes
December 22, 2016Why do owners of the same type of property pay vastly different rates?
Report Education
A Better Foundation Aid Formula
December 12, 2016This report explains why Foundation Aid, a need-based State school aid program, was developed, what is wrong with it, and how to make it better.
Blog Economic Development
Should New York's REDCs REDO Their Plans?
December 06, 2016After 5 years, CBC reviews regional job creation results by industry, and the lackluster results suggest it is time to rethink the strategic plans of the REDCs.
Special Feature Economic Development
Job and Wage Growth by Region
December 06, 2016How are the state's regional economies performing? Our interactive map and charts features employment and wage data from 2010 to 2015, the most recent year for which annual county-level employment figures are available.
Blog Public Workforce
Benefits Sweetener Scorecard
November 29, 2016The 2016 Benefit Sweetener Scorecard identifies more than 60 bills active this session. These bills could cost the State and local governments hundreds of millions of dollars per year, and since about half the bills do not specify a fiscal impact, the potential costs could be significantly greater.
Presentation Health Care
The Berger Commission: 10 Years On
November 29, 2016This presentation, from the CBC panel discussion "The Berger Commission: 10 Years On," reviews how health care services in New York City have evolved since the New York State Commission on Health Care Facilities in the 21st Century, known as "The Berger Commission" issued its recommendations in 2006.
Video Health Care
The Berger Commission: A Panel Discussion
November 28, 2016Led by moderator Stephen Berger, the Chair of the Commission on Health Care Facilities in the 21st Century, panelists Elisabeth Benjamin of the Community Service Society and Jeffrey Kraut of Northwell Health and the NYS Public Health & Health Planning Council discussed challenges facing NYC's acute care sector.
Blog State Budget
6 Things to Look for in New York State's Mid-Year Budget Update
October 30, 2016What are the important things to look out for in The Mid-Year Update to the FY 2017 Financial Plan? Coveres revenue projections, economic development, collective bargaining, medicaid, minimum wage, and budget gaps.
Letter Economic Development
Letter from Good Government Groups On Economic Development Contracts
October 26, 2016In order to restore the public's faith in state economic development contracting, end the role of state-affiliated non-profits and SUNY in awarding those contracts, and transfer all economic development procurement, contract awards, and management to ESDC.
Report Pensions & Benefits
An Expensive and Risky Benefit
October 05, 2016A unique feature of a tax deferred compensation plan available to NYC teachers guarantees them a 7% investment return regardless of what happens to interest rates or in the stock market.
Video Economic Development
State Economic Development Programs: Are We Getting Our Bang for Our Buck?
September 29, 2016Allegations in state government are bringing more light to the state's economic development - the cost of many programs continues to rise but the rate of return doesn't hold up. CBC's Dave Friedfel explains.
Presentation Economic Development
Data Indicators for New York City Competitiveness Scorecard
September 28, 2016Data for indicators used for New York City Competitiveness Scorecard, 2016.
Report Economic Development
New York City's Competitiveness in Attracting Talent
September 28, 2016How does the New York City metro area compare to other large cities in the competition for a talented workforce? Affordability and commute times remain challenges.
Video Economic Development
NYC's Competitiveness in Attracting Talent
September 28, 2016CBC Vice President Maria Doulis presented findings of CBC's Competitiveness Scorecard, which assesses the New York City metro area's competitiveness in attracting talent. The presentation was followed by a panel discussion on ways NYC can improve its competitive edge.
Blog Transportation
The MTA's Preliminary 2017 Budget: Good News Now, But Risks Down the Track
September 27, 2016Reviews the MTA's preliminary 2017 budget and points to risks, including expiring labor contracts and looming OPEB liabilities.
Report Economic Development
Increasing Without Evidence
September 26, 2016This report tracks growth in NYS' economic development programs between 2010 and 2014. Little progress has been made on improving transparency and demonstrating effectiveness.
Video Capital Spending
DASNY President & CEO Dr. Gerrard Bushell
September 22, 2016CBC Breakfast with DASNY President & CEO Dr. Gerrard Bushell in September 2016.
Testimony Economic Development
Testimony on Regular Evaluation of Tax Expenditures
September 22, 2016The impact of tax expenditures should be regularly assessed to determine whether they are inducing behavior or subsidizing activity that would happen anyway.
Report Transportation
September 20, 2016This report identifies strategies and options the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) can pursue to improve the financial outlook and quality of Access-A-Ride, the paratransit program.
Blog City Budget
What Does the MMR Reveal About Progress on the De Blasio Administration's Priorities? An Update
September 19, 2016Reviews performance results in FY2016 in areas identified by priorities by the de Blasio Administration, including solid waste, housing, fire, corrections, health, and homelessness. Includes interactive data tracker.


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Endurance Program for Cycling
Endurance Program is based on different program levels. User's program level is defined by answering some questions regarding user's physical activity or by analyzing automatically user's training history in polarpersonaltrainer.com. Training history based definition can be done if user has enough training history from the last three months in polarpersonaltrainer.com.
General programs are compiled of 4 weeks long training modules. Training module in level 1 is the least demanding and the module in level 20 is the most demanding. Steps between 1-20 are linear, which means that user can improve his/her fitness step by step (for example from level 7 to level 8 etc.) Training modules and user's training activity are linked together so that training modules gets more challenging as user's training activity increases (also less challenging when user's training activity decreases), see figure below:
Figure 1. Endurance programs has 20 training modules. Each module is 4 weeks long.
Beginner (levels 1-6):
The objective of the Beginner –level programs is to accustom your body to endurance training to enable you to do longer rides in the suitable intensity. The training volume is relatively low and the training sessions are basic and long rides. If you want to prepare for a cycling race in the future, you need to proceed to higher levels by following this program carefully.
Moderate (levels 7-12):
The objective of the Moderate –level programs is to accustom your body to higher levels of endurance training to enable you to do even longer rides. The aim is also to improve your cycling technique. By training according to guidelines, you will get fit enough to keep your heart rate under control and stable when cycling. Your legs will start to tolerate higher speeds and longer distances. The program consists of 3-5 training sessions per week including basic, long and interval rides. Compared to advanced levels, moderate levels do not include tempo rides that are aimed to develop resistance to fatigue at higher speeds.
Advanced (levels 13-20):
The objective of the Advanced –level program is to develop endurance and cycling performance close to your own maximum level. Training tips also include special sessions with high cadence (to optimize efficiency and technique) and low cadence (cycling -specific strength training with high charge and fairly low heart rate).The program consists of 5-6 training sessions per week including basic, long, interval, and tempo runs. This program requires personal care and awareness to ensure optimal recovery, sleep and nutrition. Also, a personal coach or an experienced cyclist could point out your individual strengths and weaknesses, which could be helpful in fine-tuning the program.
Long Ride All our cycling programs include one weekly long ride. The target of a long ride is to build basic endurance by cycling a long distance. The intensity target is always zone 2. Cycling in zone 2 builds endurance by developing fat oxidation capability.
Basic Ride A basic ride is the most typical endurance training session. The duration of the basic ride is normally around one hour. One phase of the basic ride is always done in zone 3. Before the phase in zone 3 starts, the higher program levels also include cycling in zone 2.
Easy Ride In levels 4-20, some of the short and normal duration sessions are done in zone 2 only; these sessions are called easy ride sessions. There are several reasons to keep the sessions easy: good cyclists can ride relatively fast even having low heart rates – they can effectively build up total training load, keep weekly mileage at a high level and develop fat oxidation during training, while they can still ensure recovery and readiness for the upcoming high intensity sessions. Sparing muscle glycogen and keeping pedalling forces at a low level ensures recovery.
Interval Ride Interval rides develop speed, aerobic and anaerobic capacity, and resistance to fatigue at very high speeds. Keeping short recovery periods between the sprints allows more training at high speeds. The sprint periods are recommended to be done in zones 4 and 5, and the recovery periods in zone 3. Zone 3 is usually low enough to remove lactate, but note that you should also use the low end of zone 3 during the recovery periods. In particular, if your target is to develop maximal speed for short endurance distances, it can be beneficial to lower your heart rate even to zone 2.
Tempo Ride Tempo rides develop aerobic capacity and resistance to fatigue. The tempo parts are recommended to be ridden in zone 4 in order to build resistance to fatigue at typical racing speed and to improve performance in the lactate threshold.

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Bak Chang, is the only dish that my mom insisted all of her children to learn. Why? Story behind, she was not know how to make it until I was born, she was 34 or so then. Before that my grandmother always made dumplings (mom did help in making) for my family during the Dragon Boat Festival. That year, I was born 2 days before the festival thus mom was unable to help in making dumplings. As a result, grandma did not make dumplings for my family all my elder sisters and brother were salivated looking at neighbours children eating dumpling. Those days, we can only have dumplings during the festival... it was a big deal to eat dumpling! Since then, my mom was determined to make good dumplings for her children. I am glad that I have learned from her and able to pass the taste of home to next generation.
String (24x60cm, hold one ends together and make a knot)
1 kg glutinous rice (soaked for 3-4 jam)
1 kg poultry or pork belly (divided into 48 pieces)
200 g red bean (soaked overnight)
24 pcs dried chestnuts (soaked overnight)
½ cup (60gm) dried shrimp
12 salted egg yolks (each yolk divided into 2)
12 dried shiitake mushrooms (soaked and divided into 2)
*1 tbsp cooking oil
*2 cloves garlic, chopped
*2 bulbs shallot, chopped
*1 cinnamon stick
*1 tsp sugar
½ tbsp chinese 5-spices powder
1 tsp ground white pepper
1 tsp oyster sauce
2 tbsp dark soy sauce
2½ tsp salt (it will be a bit salty as the gravy will be used in cooking rice
½ cup water
Ingredients for cooking the rice:
2 cloves garlic, chopped
2 bulbs shallot, chopped
1 tsp ground white pepper
½ tsp chinese 5-spices powder
- Soak bamboo leaves overnight, boil for ½ hour so that the leaves will be soft enough for bending later. Then, clean each leaf with sponge or used cloth, rinse and trim the ends if necessary. Soak leaves in the water and set aside for later use.
- Filling: Heat oil in wok, stir in ingredients marked with * and stir-fry till the colour turns brown. Stir in poultry or pork, mushroom, chestnuts and all other ingredients for cooking filling except water. Stir to sear the meat then add in water and let it simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from heat, strain and collect the gravy in a bowl.
- Rice: Heat oil in wok, stir-fry garlic and shallot together with dried shrimp. Cook till the colour turns golden brown. Add in glutinous rice and red bean, stir to mix. Cook for few minutes till glutinous rice turns translucent. Add in gravy from (2), white pepper and 5-spices, stir to mix and until the gravy is absorbed.
- Get 2 pcs of leaves, the smooth side facing you (up). If making small dumpling, or the leaves you use are big ones, one leaf is good.
- Fold the leaves as shown in the picture (2). Feel the leaves with fingers, the smooth side should be in side. Fill in some rice and make a well in the middle.
- Fill in 2 pcs of meat, ½ mushroom, 1 chestnut and ½ salted egg yolk. Then fill in enough rice to cover the fillings.
- Bend and cover the rice with bamboo leaves, press gently to make it firm.
- While holding it, turn it around to make "horns" as shown in (5).
- Hold the side to fold the leaves as shown in (6).
- Bend the leaves to form another "horn" as shown in (7).
- Tie it up as shown in (8). Do not make it too tight as it will absorb water when cooked.
- Finish products as shown in (9).
- Boil water in a large pot and simmer dumplings for at 2-3 hours with low heat. The water level must be above all dumplings.
- Remove from pot, hang it up to drain. Serve warm or at room temperature (room temp in Malaysia). Cooked dumplings can be kept in the fridge for 4-5 days and 2 months in the freezer (with freezer bag).


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I have two separate domains that I use to send email. They each have a static IP. How can I go about adding a second IP with the corresponding domain and key to my server? I'd like to keep the IP addresses completely separate as the domains are for two different companies.


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Team Rainbow Rangers
From: Genius Brands International Inc
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The "Team Rainbow Rangers" multipack (MSRP: $24.99, ages 3+) features characters—Rosie Redd, Mandarin Orange, Anna Banana, Pepper Mintz, Bonnie Blueberry, Indigo Allfruit, Lavender LaViolette and Floof—from the popular Rainbow Rangers series, currently, 2020, airing on Nick Jr. in the U.S., Nickelodeon Latin America, China's CCTV and other key territories around the world. Eachcharacter represents a superpower, including super strength, music power, animal whisperer, invisibility, super vision, super speed, micro-power!
In addition to Mattel, current manufacturing partners producing product for mass retail and online for Rainbow Rangers include Distribution Solutions (DVDs), Bentex (apparel), MacMillan Publishing (books), Dynacraft (bicycles), Centric Brands (sleepwear), Handcraft (underwear), and Disguise (costumes and accessories).
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From: MATTEL INC.
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Fisher-Price's #ThankYouHeroes assortment includes 16 different action figures featuring a selection of doctors, nurses, EMTs and delivery drivers. The brand is also introducing a special five-character Little People set comprised of a doctor, nurse, EMT, delivery driver and grocery store worker.
"#ThankYouHeroes is designed to immortalize and honor healthcare and every day heroes, and to drive additional donations to support first responders," said Chuck Scothon, Senior Vice President of Fisher-Price and Global Head of Infant and Preschool, Mattel. "Whether these toys are given as a gift to recognize someone working on the front lines, or used as a tool to help children have conversations about how they are feeling, it is our hope that Fisher-Price toys, and play in general, can ultimately make these difficult times easier for both kids and adults."
"We launched #FirstRespondersFirst to support healthcare workers and their families who are on the frontlines of this pandemic," said Arianna Huffington, Founder and CEO of Thrive Global, one of the organizations behind the #FirstRespondersFirst initiative. "Mattel's iconic brands and products speak to something deep within us. So it will be wonderful to see this new Fisher-Price collection not only bring joy to children, but give parents and caregivers a new way to honor healthcare first responders and everyday heroes and their families."
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37481 (added 6/3/2020)
The Scoop & Learn Ice Cream Cart lets you create a variety of imaginative and tasty-looking ice cream combinations using four flavors of ice cream, three toppings and three syrup flavors. Use the magic scooper to scoop up the ice cream and toppings to build customer orders and it will recognize the colors and flavors. Then press the pump to add pretend syrup while counting to ten. Build memory and sequencing skills by choosing from six cute animal order cards and following the instructions. Ring the bell to let them know their order's up! Playful phrases introduce colors, numbers, flavors and more while you explore the cart's features and six activity cards. When you're ready to move to a new location, place the accessories in the correct places or put them in the two storage drawers and push the cart around to hear upbeat songs and music.
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From: WOWWEE GROUP LTD.
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WowWee's Fingerlings
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Hatchimals Surprise
From: SPIN MASTER TOYS
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Hatchimals only hatch once – and now they're hatching in a whole new way! Use your love and care to help them along! Hold, rub and tap the shell of your egg and you'll hear delightful sound and see glowing eyes! Once the eyes flash rainbow colors, it's hatching time! Your first Hatchimal twin will push, push, push until it cracks the eggshell! Lift out your first Hatchimal, and reach into the egg to lift out their twin! They're finally here!
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L.O.L. Surprise! Big Surpris
From: MGA ENTERTAINMENT
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Gender: Girls
Unwrap L.O.L. Surprise!™ balls to find mystery collectibles with every layer: 1st Layer: Secret message [shhh . . .] 2nd Layer: Emoji stickers [so many feels!] 3rd Layer: Baby bottle [heyyyy, it's also a charm] 4th Layer: Pair of kicks [roller skates, cowgirl boots, ballet flats and more] 5th Layer: Outrageous outfits [jumpsuits, tutus, leather jackets, mermaid tails and more] 6th Layer: Fashionable accessories [sunglasses, cat ears, tiaras, oh my!] 7th Layer: … finally! L.O.L. Surprise!™ 3-inch doll—the ultimate surprise! These dolls are fierce, fashion-forward and packed with personality. From rockers to divas to merbabies, L.O.L. Surprise!™ has collectability all rolled up in a ball playset and purse. But the surprise doesn't end there. Feed your doll water with the baby bottle and reveal ANOTHER hidden surprise! "L.O.L. Surprise will be the hottest stocking stuffer this season," said Isaac Larian, CEO of MGA Entertainment. "Children today are obsessed with unboxing, the element of surprise and collectibles. To them, L.O.L. Surprise isn't just another toy. It's an experience, a hidden mystery, a present they can unwrap again and again every day to build their L.O.L. Surprise collection." Collectibles are the kid currency of today where sharing and trading with friends on the playground is like being part of a special club. Not to mention, the accessible price points allow parents to easily get on board with the trend that isn't going anywhere anytime soon. With an MSRP of $7.99, L.O.L. Surprise!™ is perfect for both ordinary and extraordinary occasions. L.O.L. Surprise!™ is THE only collectible that provides the ultimate unboxing experience, bringing the element of surprise with every layer!!
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Curiosity Kits Smartphone Cinema
From: THE ORB FACTORY LIMITED
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Gender: Boys And Girls
Fold the box to make the projector, add the lens and place the smartphone. Project videos on the wall.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37476 (added 2/29/2016)
STEM Robot Mouse Coding Activity Set
From: LEARNING RESOURCES INC.
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
The race is on to build hands-on coding skills! Build your maze, and then use the coding cards to create a step-by-step path for Colby, the Programmable Robot Mouse. Program the sequence of steps, and then watch Colby race to find the cheese! This deluxe set includes 30 double-sided coding cards, 10 double-sided activity cards, cheese wedge, and Activity Guide to provide the perfect hands-on introduction to coding concepts. Create your path with 16 maze grids to create a 20" x 20" maze board, 22 maze walls, and 3 tunnels for endless possibilities. Colby lights-up, makes sounds, and features 2 speeds along with colorful buttons to match coding cards for easy programming and sequencing. Add multiple players with Jack, the Programmable Robot Mouse (LER 2841), sold separately. Colby measures 4"L and requires 3 AAA batteries (not included).
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Quercetti Georello Junior
From: INTERNATIONAL PLAYTHINGS LLC
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Have fun with Georello Junior, making all the colorful gears move by turning one gear with just one figure. Create a chain reaction that surprises and involve children in endless experimentations. Includes one clear base, nine colorful gears and nine matching discs.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37474 (added 2/29/2016)
Lunar Light Show
From: TOYSMITH
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Bring this Super-moon to your room! Create your own lunar light show with this detailed 4.5 inch diameter orb. Remote Control works from up to sixteen feet away. Moon Lamp Light Show features sixteen different colors and 4 modes. Batteries: Remote Control Requires 1 CR2025 (included). Moon Lamp Requires 3 AAA Batteries (Not Included) Color: When switched Off the moon is white. Gender: Boys & Girls Includes: 1 Crater Textured Moon Orb Light and 1 Remote Controller Packaging: Boxed Size of Orb: 4.5 Inch Diameter Recommended for ages 8 and up
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37473 (added 2/29/2016)
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Deliver passengers in the Resistance Troop Transporter with opening hatches, lowering ramp, dual flick missiles and space inside for the 4 minifigures included in the set.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37472 (added 2/29/2016)
Patterns of the Universe
From: WORKMAN PUBLISHING
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Contemplate the Patterns of the Universe as you color! Math is at the heart of many natural wonders and has an abstract beauty all its own—in the silhouette of a snowflake, the spiral seeds of a sunflower, and the symmetry of the Sri Yantra mandala. From the 4-D hypercube that casts a starlike shadow, to the infinite pattern of Penrose tiles that never perfectly repeats, these 57 exquisite designs reveal their secrets as you fill them with color. Art becomes an act of discovery—no math knowledge is required! In the bonus Creating section, as you join dots, flip coins, and follow other simple steps, 12 surprising images will emerge before your eyes. This is an adventure for all ages—and a treasure for artists in Numberland!
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37471 (added 2/29/2016)
Buildex John Deere Build N Play Model 7950 Deluxe Building Kit
From: KIDS PREFERRED INC.
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Age Range: 8 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
The most durable and deluxe tractor around, this John Deere specialty item offers great details and great adventure for little builders. Ages 8 and up, 8 x 9 x 13.5 inches.
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Chox'd Chalkboard Bracelet Kit
From: FASHION ANGELS
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Age Range: 8 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Customize this chalkboard tote with your own unique designs using the chalk markers. Then use the sponge eraser to erase and start again! Kit Includes; chalkboard keeper tote, 3 chalk markers, sponge eraser, and instructions.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37469 (added 1/31/2016)
NanoBlock Space Shuttle DX
From: OHIO ART CO.
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Age Range: 8 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
You don't have to be an engineer to create with Nano Blocks. With these micro-sized building blocks, a 3D Space Shuttle is constructed like never before. Watch in amazement as the Shuttle is erected to even the tiniest detail. With over 1600 assorted size pieces, create a detailed replica of the Space Shuttle, that fits perfectly in the palm of your hand. Includes detailed color instructions. Not designed for children under age 8. This would be a great addition to any collection and a perfect gift for any inspiring designer, architect or collector.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37468 (added 1/31/2016)
Age Range: 8 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Drive back the enemy with the First Order Snowspeeder™ featuring three-man crew, storage, stud shooter, rapid-fire shooters, hidden wheels and more.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37467 (added 1/31/2016)
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Coloring Crush includes everything you need to make dreamy, just-add-color works of art. And, for those who can't find the pointy end of a pencil, our introductory how-to guide includes a crash course in using colored pencils, blending and layering, color scheme inspirations and artist-approved techniques.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37466 (added 1/31/2016)
Age Range: 6 and up
Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Sharpen your skills at Adventure Camp Archery with a bow with shooting function, knock-over target, rest shelter and a hedgehog. Includes a Mia mini-doll.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37465 (added 1/31/2016)
Go! Go! Sports Girls Soccer Girl Cassie Read & Play Doll and Book Set
From: DREAM BIG TOY COMPANY
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
This Read & Play includes: your very own Soccer Girl Cassie doll with her soccer ball, backpack, and towel, and a fully illustrated story book. Children find out who wins the big game as they learn fun facts about soccer in this entertaining story written for beginning readers. Awarded Dr. Toy's 2014 10 Best Award and Oppenheim Toy Portfolio's Platinum Award. Go! Go! Sports Girl products are designed as a fun and educational way to promote self-appreciation and the benefits of daily exercise, smart eating and sleeping habits, self-esteem, and overall healthy life skills for girls. The books and dolls in the series encourage all children to dream big and work hard to achieve their goals—and have fun while doing so.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37464 (added 1/31/2016)
Gradient Puzzle Black and White by Bryce Wilner
From: AREAWARE
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2016)
Gender: Boys And Girls
The Gradient Puzzle is a vibrant way to meditate on color. The act of putting it together is slow and deliberate, where the color of each piece is used to locate its proper position. We've used a thick stock and high quality art paper, so the puzzle can be assembled again and again without losing its edge.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37463 (added 1/31/2016)
37 Key Digital Baby Grand Piano
From: SCHOENHUT PIANO COMPANY
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2015)
Gender: Boys And Girls
The 37 Key Digital Baby Grand Piano is a twist on Schoenhut's traditional baby grand pianos. Same patented body design, same sturdy structure, but we've added some enchanting design elements, and plugged in an electronic sound board! This digital piano will mimic true piano sound and is an excellent learning tool for young musicians. As with traditional Schoenhut pianos, the Digital Butterfly includes full width keys to learn proper finger placement, as well as our patented Tri Play Learning system. As an upgrade for our digital model we're including 2 more learning systems to advance skills – Piano Key stickers that reflect the musical notes. The ability to connect apps and expand the play experience is really what sets this piano apart from all others. Download any piano learning app and the piano will play through your device! Download Karaoke app, and use the included microphone to sing along to the words on your device screen. Velocity Keys, 5 different instrument sound functions, Demo songs, and Record/Playback for up to 700 notes. Features opening butterfly style lid, 37 velocity keys and 3 separate learning systems.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37462 (added 12/30/2015)
Specialty: Yes (as of 2015)
Gender: Boys And Girls
An endangered species worthy of attention, the MINI MONK SEAL finger puppet is so sweet and soft that she'll swim to the depths of your heart.
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Brain Dice
From: RECENT TOYS USA
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2015)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Incredible math game with thousands of challenges and solutions.
ToyDirectory Product ID#: 37460 (added 12/30/2015)
Specialty: Yes (as of 2015)
Gender: Boys And Girls
Help develop fine motor skills. Toss the dice to see what color you get, then choose an animal that have the same color as the one you rolled. The player that can balance the animals on the boat using the pincers without making it fall is the winner. The set consists of a boat, 6 pairs of animals, a dice, and a pincers. Ideal for 1 to 4 players.
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Specialty: Yes (as of 2015)
Gender: Boys And Girls
What can be better than science you can eat! Each kits shows you how to make your own sugar crystals or rock candy. Educational booklet includes instructions on how to do the experiment and information about how crystals grow in nature.
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Sofa Beds
Perfect for the occasional overnight guest, a sofa bed is a brilliantly versatile alternative to your standard sofa. In just a few minutes you can transform your sofa into a comfy bed.
Wether you are looking for an elegant Chesterfield sofa bed, a loose cover sofa bed or a small sofa bed to fit even the smallest living space, our sofa beds come in a range of styles with a great choice of fabrics and leather.
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Occasional Use Sofa Beds
Since we started manufacturing sofa beds we have only used one patented design mechanism. This steel tubed steep sprung design has certainly stood the test of time and we have yet to find a better occasional sofa bed mechanism. We are so happy with it that we offer a 2 year guarantee on all parts as standard.
Ideal for the occasional sleepover, our standard sofa bed measures 113cm by 180cm. To minimize lumps and bumps it includes a foam mattress and a polypropylene base supported by steel springs attached to a heavy duty steel tubed frame.
The sofa bed mechanism is very easy to use and only takes three 'folds' to assemble. Always remember to lift from the front handle and fold out to avoid any unnecessary strain to you or the mechanism!
Regular Use Sofa Beds
If you are the generous type and don't mind your guests staying for more than the occasional night, why not consider a regular use sofa bed? Slightly wider at 136cm our regular use bed is available on our Elton and Noah ranges. They benefit from wooden slats and a fully sprung mattress for many nights of blissful sleep. So comfortable in fact, your guests might want to stay longer…


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After some anti-abortion organizations rejoiced at the discovery that the iPhone 4S' digital assistant, Siri, won't provide a list of abortion providers when asked "I want an abortion" or "Where can I get an abortion?" and in some cases listed anti-abortion women's clinics, the Internet launched a debate over whether the gadget was really "pro-life."
Before we assume that now even phones have a say in the abortion debate, Apple admitted that the oversight was not intentional.
"Our customers want to use Siri to find out all types of information, and while it can find a lot, it doesn't always find what you want," Natalie Kerris, a spokeswoman for Apple, told the New York Times. "These are not intentional omissions meant to offend anyone. It simply means that as we bring Siri from beta to a final product, we find places where we can do better, and we will in the coming weeks."
Users also found that asking Siri for a specific clinic, such as a Planned Parenthood location, or having the phone Google search abortion clinics would generate the information they were looking for.
Still, abortion-rights activists were disappointed that Siri couldn't recognize requests for abortions, Plan B or emergency contraception, but was able to immediately respond– sometimes tongue-in-cheek– to help users find things like Viagra, relief from 5-hour erections, pot, strip clubs, plastic surgery, escorts and more, according to progressive news site The Raw Story.
Abortion opponents see even this small glitch as a victory for their cause that could cause some iPhone users to not be able to access abortion providers, thus forcing them to have their babies, especially in the locations where Siri was found to recommend crisis pregnancy centers that don't offer abortions.
"We applaud Apple iPhone's 4S Siri and are thrilled that Siri does not list or refer to abortion clinics," said Brandi Swindell, spokeswoman for an anti-abortion medical center called Stanton Healthcare. "Numerous lives will be saved as a direct result. Siri is setting the standard for all organizations — no one should ever refer anyone to get an abortion."
And yes, even Stephen Colbert jokingly dubbed Siri a conservative woman during last night's show.
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The Obama administration is close to finalizing a massive $1-billion bailout for the increasingly totalitarian Muslim Brotherhood regime ruling over Egypt, according to U.S. government officials cited in news reports. The move is already drawing fierce criticism from opponents arguing that bailing out the new Islamist ruler, who is already working to bolster Egyptian ties with the communist Chinese dictatorship while becoming increasingly despotic at home, would be a mistake on multiple levels.
In addition to forgiving the $1 billion in Egyptian government debt, almost a third of its total burden, the administration is also working with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) — largely funded by American taxpayers — to secure a $5-billion loan for the regime. On top of that, U.S. officials are in the process of creating multiple funds and programs worth almost $500 million to help politically connected U.S. and Egyptian businesses.
All of that taxpayer money — presumably to be printed by the Federal Reserve or borrowed from the communist Chinese dictatorship — would be in addition to the regular "security" and "foreign aid" packages. The long-standing U.S. government assistance to Egypt's rulers, set to continue indefinitely, has amounted to around $1.5 billion annually for the past several decades under the deposed dictatorship of Hosni Mubarak.
The plan to bail out the new Egyptian regime was originally announced over a year ago. However, opposition on Capitol Hill and the prosecution of U.S. government-funded "democracy activists" operating in Egypt had temporarily soured relations between the two governments. It seems the scheme is now back on track.
According to U.S. officials, the massive unconstitutional flows of taxpayer money are meant to encourage the new regime to act how the U.S. federal government wants it to. "Progress will only be possible if the talents of all citizens are drawn upon and all have a voice — men and women, all religious groups, and all parts of the country," U.S. Undersecretary of State Robert Hormats was quoted as saying without specifically noting the worsening plight of Coptic Christians under the new regime.
The security of Israel is also said to be a factor, with supporters of the bailout claiming it will help keep the new Islamist government in check and prevent a potential violation of the Camp David accords. Critics of the move, meanwhile, say it could put the Jewish state in greater danger as the Egyptian government becomes more hostile to its neighbor in line with popular Islamic sentiment within the nation. The Israeli government has reportedly expressed its support for continued U.S. government aid to the Islamist regime.
Proponents of the latest bailout within the administration also claim that the packages are aimed at bolstering Egypt's fragile economy. Since the Western-backed "revolution" that toppled the former U.S.-backed tyrant, the economic situation has continued to deteriorate, with massive unemployment, surging inflation, and more trouble almost certainly imminent.
Tourists and foreign investors have largely stayed away from Egypt since the unrest began, too. But now, the State Department is preparing to lead a delegation of dozens of politically connected U.S. companies — Boeing, General Electric, Google, Citigroup, and more — to encourage investment in Egypt.
"The United States is working to help relieve Egypt of part of its immediate fiscal and balance-of-payments pressure in support of the Egyptian government's own, home-grown reform plan," said Hormats after meeting with Egyptian officials last week. He also noted that the Obama administration was offering almost $500 million in loans and guarantees to Egyptian businesses.
Other bailout supporters believe it could help keep the new Islamist regime within the U.S. government's sphere of foreign policy-influence. However, newly elected Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi — a radical Islamist from the socialist-oriented Muslim Brotherhood who is under fire for cracking down on the press and his opponents, seizing vast powers for himself, and purging Muslim Brotherhood critics from power — has already shown signs of gravitating away from the West.
Mursi's first official foreign visit outside of the Middle East, for example, was to Beijing, seeking and obtaining broad support for his government from the brutal communist dictatorship ruling over mainland China. His controversial and increasingly tyrannical administration is also reportedly warming up to the Iranian regime despite the growing hostilities between the U.S. government and Tehran. An assortment of wealthy Islamic dictatorships is also backing Egypt's new ruler.
Advocates of the bailout scheme, however, said they expected Mursi and his new government to behave more responsibly going forward — at least if the regime manages to stay on the Obama administration's payroll. But critics say that is a naïve notion that is bound to result in more problems or potentially even a disaster.
"This view could hardly be more misguided," observed retired D.C. attorney Paul Mirengoff in an analysis for Power Line. "Arab extremists don't 'grow in office' by becoming more solicitous of the peoples' welfare. They grow in office by crushing those who oppose them. This reality binds together Arab leaders as otherwise diverse as Saddam Hussein, the Iranian [Persian] mullahs, and the Assads."
Other critics slammed the notion that the aid was somehow intended to promote "democracy" after the landslide victory for Islamists. "Talk of 'bolstering the transition to democracy' are weasel words, because what is really meant here is helping the Brotherhood, the beneficiaries of democracy, stay in power," noted analyst Daniel Greenfield in FrontPage magazine, blasting the administration's efforts to prod big American businesses into deals with Egypt as well.
Comparing the latest bailout to U.S. government aid that helped keep the mass-murdering Soviet regime in power, Greenfield also suggested that the Obama administration was hoping to perpetuate the radical Muslim Brotherhood's domination in Egypt. The Islamist group, of course, is also known for its socialist roots despite its Muslim character.
"Just like the USSR, the Brotherhood expects the West to bail out its regime and stabilize it, while promising stability and a friendly environment," Greenfield added, pointing out that the looming economic crisis might bring down the Egyptian regime without continued U.S. government assistance. "And then the hammer comes down. History is repeating itself once again."
It was not immediately clear where in the Constitution the administration believed it found the authority to bail out foreign governments, or which federal statute purported to authorize the massive wealth transfers. U.S. officials said at least some of the money would be coming from unused funds previously allocated as "foreign aid" to assorted Middle Eastern regimes.
Of course, as with the vast majority of federal activities today, showering American taxpayer dollars on foreign governments and businesses is not authorized anywhere in the Constitution — in other words, the Obama administration does not have any legitimate power to hand out the people's money. There are also pragmatic issues cited by opponents of the scheme.
The U.S government, for instance, is borrowing over $1 trillion per year, hardly placing it in a position to continue squandering money propping up and taking down various regimes around the world. Meanwhile, countless studies show foreign aid hurts the people in receiving countries while benefiting only the ruling elite. And numerous factions within Egypt are opposed to continued U.S. government aid as well as the "strings" that come attached to it.
Then there is blowback. It appears that once again, American taxpayers will be financing tyranny in the Middle East. And, as always, there will be consequences. Christians in particular are already facing grave threats in Egypt. If history is any guide, the U.S. government will be creating even more problems by unconstitutionally meddling in the affairs of foreign nations against the advice of the Founding Fathers – not just for Egyptians, but also for the American people and perhaps the world.
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George Soros Allies With the Muslim Brotherhood
Egypt Islamists Win Big in Election, Sparking Fears
Egypt Revolt Leading to Military Dictatorship
Egyptian Regime Kills Dozens of Christian Protesters
Egypt's Relations With U.S. Strained as Military, Islamists Reign
Christian Massacres: A Result of U.S. Foreign Policy
Photo: Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi speaks to reporters during a joint news conference with Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki, unseen, at the Presidential palace in Cairo, July 13, 2012: AP Images


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Doubling down against diabetes: Turbo-charged gut hormones
A collaboration between scientists in Munich, Germany and Bloomington, USA may have overcome one of the major challenges drug makers have struggled with for years: Delivering powerful nuclear hormones to specific tissues, while keeping them away from others.
The teams led by physician Matthias Tschöp (Helmholtz Zentrum München, and Technische Universität München) and chemist Richard DiMarchi (Indiana University) used natural gut peptides targeting cell membrane receptors and engineered them to carry small steroids known to act at the cell nucleus. DiMarchi and Tschöp hoped that such "turbo-charged" hormone hybrids would only deliver their steroid inside cells, where their specific peptide receptor was expressed at the surface.
Both teams had been working together for years to discover new ways to treat obesity and diabetes. They therefore started out with the gut hormone glucagon-like peptide-1, which is known to act at pancreas and brain cells to improve insulin secretion, blood glucose, and body weight. They engineered these peptides to reversibly bind the female sex steroid, estrogen, which is also known to confer powerful metabolic benefits at some of the same target cells. In the past, pharmacologists had been unable to utilize such benefits as high doses of systemic estrogen can also powerfully affect reproductive organs and increase cancer risk.
Using their GLP-1/estrogen-conjugates however, DiMarchi and Tschöp found that they were able to multiply metabolic benefits in mice, without apparent side effects on estrogen-sensitive reproductive organs such as the uterus. They also found no impact of their "turbo-charged" gut peptides on growth of estrogen-sensitive tumors. Genetic studies at the same time however uncovered clear estrogen effects in pancreas and brain tissue of mice treated with the new combination drug candidate, indicating that the collaborating teams had indeed succeeded with targeted delivery of steroids.
"Our novel GLP-1/estrogen molecules seem to outperform more traditional therapeutics in mouse models of obesity and type 2 diabetes" says Brian Finan, scientist at the Helmholtz Zentrum München and first author of the study published online in the journal Nature Medicine. "What we are even more excited about" he adds "is the opportunity to use targeted steroid hormone for other diseases, where side effects had prevented therapeutic use in the past. "There is still a lot we don't know about the mechanistic details," cautions Matthias Tschöp, director of the Helmholtz Institute for Diabetes and Obesity "but if they proof safe enough for clinical use, these molecules could offer transformative potential."


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Introducing 3D Touch; a new way to navigate your handset. With features such as Peek and Pop, you can view information without moving off your current page- preview emails without opening them, check webpages while still on search results, or even view maps from address links – 3D Touch offers a more efficient way to browse.
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Apple's Live Photos feature offers a new way to view images. Each photo is captured with sound and movement, meaning a simple tap of a still image plays a living memory of the moment you took the picture.
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Restaurant: Tavern 1903
Location: Alberta Hotel, 9802 Jasper Ave.
Reservations: tavern1903.com; 780-424-0152
Dinner for two without liquor: $70
EDMONTON - The saga of the death and re-imagined Alberta Hotel is one of the more cheering, unlikely tales in our city's often tragic (and continuing!) history of the built environment.
That said, when it became obvious that architect Gene Dub's "crazy, impossible scheme" would actually come to pass, with CKUA as an anchor tenant, thoughts turned to what would happen with a street-level bar/dining room. It was known that drawings, mirrors, tiles and some fixtures from the original hotel had been saved along with exterior elements by a (uncharacteristically) prescient city council.
On the other hand, years ago when Dub Architects rescued and renoed the Macleod Block and searched for a street level resto tenant, it took several dispiriting iterations before the Century Hospitality Group moved in to create Hundred. The fear was that something similar might happen at the Alberta Hotel.
But joy of joys, the eventual winner was husband-and-wife team Melissa and chef Larry Stewart, who created and have sustained Hardware Grill — another successful historical transformation just down the street — as one of Edmonton's finest restaurants.
Tavern 1903 is two rooms, not counting the patio, each lovely. Of course there is the "old" hotel bar, a gorgeous, loving copy of the original and instantly (with the Mac's Confederation Bar) the most majestic watering hole in town. You feel like you're in middle of some sepia dream when you belly up here.
Across the way, a warm, thoroughly contemporary dining room redolent with rich woods, stepped ceiling, hip Restoration Hardware-esque fixtures (the wine bottles chandelier is sublime) and for once, an attractive modern carpet is equally inviting.
The Stewarts have thought this through. Witness the attention to detail in cutlery, glassware and napkins, all first-rate.
Right. The food. Well, it was uniformly excellent. There are large, rather standard dinner plates available — from salmon to steak to short ribs and chicken — all under $30 and no doubt very good.
But the fun of Tavern 1903's menu is the sharing plates, salads, bowls and selections from its mozzarella bar. It's all over the place globally, with fare stretching from Thai salads to tortilla soup, lobster rolls to duck confit to smoked ribs to burrata salads.
Indeed, this greatest-latest-hits/crowd pleasin' approach would send up huge flags — the monumental kind that fly over Superstores — if you didn't trust Larry Stewart. He's been around; in another incarnation he once travelled the world on behalf of a Vancouver-based restaurant chain searching out food ideas. He and his colleagues in the kitchen know what they're doing.
We started with smoked fior di latte crostini ($15); actually not what we asked for from the otherwise superior server, but a similar plate and our second choice, not worth fussing over. Anyway, it was wonderful — three large toasted bread slices topped with roasted sweet red peppers, an eggplant caponata and a brilliant, fresh mint pesto.
In succession — and timed nicely — an arugula salad ($10), maple chipotle baked beans ($5), mozzarella-stuffed pork meat balls ($14) and a standout "KFC" (that's Korean-fried cauliflower at $9) arrived to our delight.
Earlier this summer at an estimable farm-to-table place in New York's Chelsea Market, I sourly wondered aloud to the same companion how many years it would take for the superlative, splashy watermelon radish to hit Edmonton. Well, there they were in the perfectly dressed fresh arugula salad with the brilliant, whimsical addition of toasted corn nuts and sourced goat cheese. The beans could have been hatched at any righteous barbecue emporium or (sans chipotle) Quebec roadhouse — smoky, beany, deliciousness, served in a nifty little ramekin.
I suppose I should write that the luscious, mozza-stuffed (but not TOO stuffed) meatballs in the rich tomato "Sunday gravy" remind of Calabria or Tuscany or somewhere, but I've never been there. For this one, they took me back to happy watercolour childhood memories on the New Jersey shore, the highest compliment I have to offer. I wonder if I can ever visit this place without an order?
The "KFC" is a must. I won't spoil it, other than to say — with the possible exception of a couple of Indian tandoori treatments — this is the sexiest, most inspired take on the much maligned cauliflower you are ever likely to savour.
Already full, we took a flyer (for serious journalistic purposes only) on the shortbread cheesecake parfait. Its buckwheat, honey-fruit compote ($7, like all desserts) was well, interesting, if not quite our thing. The server told us the chocolate layer cake is absolutely transcendent.
As you might imagine, there is an extensive wine, beer (full marks for local inclusion on tap!) and cocktails menu, well worth exploring. There are wines for under $30 — praise Stewarts — and we settled on a bottle of the always dependable La Posta Argentinian malbec ($35).
Here then, is a perfect marriage of compelling, well-prepared, fairly priced, fresh food for virtually every persuasion, professional service in a terrific atmosphere with a nifty all-Edmonton back story. It's also a place with a sense of humour and not at all stuffy.
Normally I'd close with crossed fingers on maintaining the initial standard, but with the Stewarts, given their track record — assuming they can avoid total exhaustion — that should be a given. Did Wilfrid Laurier have a better meal when he once dined at the Alberta Hotel? Not a chance. …


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Samsung, which literally had to put out a number of fires last year when its Galaxy Note 7 phone batteries kept getting too hot and burning up, isn't the only major IT device maker that's been having trouble with too-hot-to-handle batteries.
Hewlett-Packard Inc., which designs and manufactures laptop, notebooks and workstation PCs, has determined that the lithium-ion batteries used in many of its notebook PCs are too dangerous to leave in the units. So, on Jan. 24, it recalled about 101,000 of them to be replaced.
The company said that the batteries can overheat, posing fire and burn hazards. It is requiring owners to replace them immediately.
"Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled batteries, remove them from the notebook computers and contact HP for a free replacement battery," HPI said in a media advisory. "Until a replacement battery is received, consumers should use the notebook computer by plugging it into AC power only."
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HPI Last Had a Battery Recall in June 2016
HPI had a battery recall in June 2016 for the same reasons. Batteries previously identified as not affected in the earlier recall could be included in this expanded announcement, the company said. Users are urged to recheck their batteries against the models in this recall, HPI said.
Regarding incidents/injuries, HP said it has received one report of the battery overheating, melting and charring and causing about $1,000 in property damage.
One report might not seem enough to warrant the recall of 101,000 batteries, but in light of Samsung's previous problem and a skittish consumer environment, HPI is taking no chances.
Details on the Recall
Units: About 101,000. An additional 41,000 batteries were previously recalled in June 2016. About 3,000 were sold in Canada and 4,000 in Mexico, HPI said.
Description: This expanded recall involves lithium-ion batteries containing Panasonic cells that are used in HP notebook computers. The batteries are compatible with HP, Compaq, HP ProBook, HP ENVY, Compaq Presario, and HP Pavilion notebook computers.
HP has expanded the number of recalled batteries, which were shipped with notebook computers sold between March 2013 and October 2016. The black batteries measure about 8 to 10.5 inches long, 2 inches wide and about 1 inch high. The battery bar code is printed on the back of the battery. "HP Notebook Battery" and the model number is printed on the battery.
The batteries included in this expanded recall have bar codes starting with: 6BZLU, 6CGFK, 6CGFQ, 6CZMB, 6DEMA, 6DEMH, 6DGAL and 6EBVA.
Sold at: Best Buy, Walmart, Costco, Sam's Club and authorized dealers nationwide and HP's website and other websites from March 2013 through October 2016 for between $300 and $1,700. The batteries were also sold separately for between $50 and $90.
Importer: HP Inc., Palo Alto, Calif.
Manufactured in: China
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Reading sacked Brian McDermott earlier this week just 33 days after he had been awarded the Barclays Manager of the Month award for January. Nigel Adkins - the man who finished second to Reading in the npower Championship with Southampton - has also recently lost his job.
Allardyce is now the only manager in place at the six clubs who were either relegated from, or promoted to, the top flight last season and the 58-year-old reckons the lack of long-term vision is to blame. "From a manager's point of view it is always sad when you see one of your fellow managers lose their job," he said.
"We all know it is a volatile world and we know how volatile it is year-in, year-out now and it is becoming less patient than ever before. He (McDermott) did a fantastic job at Reading and at this particular time the owner thinks bringing someone else in for the last nine games is going to make the difference, which is pretty sad really.
"Everybody strives for success and at the end of the day there are only three teams that can get promoted. Realisation and expectation don't go together, realisation is, if you have got a small wage budget you are going to finish lower in the league.
"New owners, if they are foreign or British, they are less patient than every before and generally a sacking comes from poor results, media and fan pressure and the owners are unable to deal with that pressure like the managers can."
Allardyce takes his West Ham side to face Chelsea on Sunday, looking to complete the double over the European Champions after a 3-1 victory at Upton Park earlier in the season.
Avram Grant, who has managed both clubs in the past, claimed earlier this week that the West Ham job was harder than being at the helm at Stamford Bridge, but Allardyce thinks every job comes with different pressures.
"Every club is difficult in its own situation," he said. "If you have got the millions and millions that Chelsea have got then you aren't allowed to lose a game of football and if you haven't quite got those millions then you are allowed to lose against the big-boys when those games come around.
"Expectation is great in this game and the greater the expectation the bigger the disappointment. I think what has happened today is the level of improvement in a team is much smaller than the need to spend. If you spend £30million you only get two per cent better and that is what people don't realise, they want you to get 20 per cent better."
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Darius Rucker's third country album doesn't come out until January, but he let a handful of people listen to the songs live Tuesday (Oct. 30) in the Ford Theater at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville. And if the album's even half as good as the stories behind the songs, it's going to be a massive hit record. Here are some of my favorite songs, along with thoughts from Rucker and the other songwriters about the new material.
"Take Me Home"
Frank Rogers: "I was getting ready to go to Charleston with Darius," Frank Rogers said. "So I played Barbie with my little girl, played basketball with my son, took my wife out for a nice dinner and a bottle of wine and whatever happens after that. Or so I thought. I get home, go brush my teeth, she turns the TV on, and I'm like, 'I'm gonna wait about two minutes and make my move.' Then I lean over — she's sound asleep. But I'm a songwriter who's had a half a bottle of wine, thinking I'm getting some something, so I go in the closet and start writing this song. We wrote it the next day. So four months later, I asked her thoughts on the song, and she goes, 'Oh, my God, it's so great. It's so passionate. Now who'd Darius write that with?' I said me, but it's about him and Beth [Rucker]."
"Leavin' the Light On"
Rucker: "We had written a song, and once we've written a song, I'm out. So I was leaving, and he started playing this, and I was like, 'We gotta write that. The thing I love about this song, is this is Charleston. My wife loves this song."
"Love Without You"
Brandy Clark: "We were on a writing retreat, and I had to go to the bathroom. Great ideas come in the bathroom sometimes. And the hook just came to me in the bathroom. So I walked back and said, 'Shane [McAnally], has anybody ever written a song that says I've figured out how to live without you — I just don't know if I can love without you? And Shane just goes, 'Somebody's about to.'"
"Lost in You"
Rucker: "My wife said when she heard this song, 'So? You had fun on spring break?' I was like, 'Honey, that was 25 years ago. Come on. I'm just writing a song.' And she goes, 'So do you still think about her?'"
"Wagon Wheel"
Rucker: "I'd heard this song years ago, but then I was at my daughter's school talent show, and I'm sitting there and the faculty band comes out and starts playing 'Wagon Wheel.' I forgot how great this song was. So I'm texting Frank, 'You know that song, "Wagon Wheel"?' He comes back with, 'I know that song, and a lot of people have cut it.' We cut it any way, and we got Lady A to come sing on it."


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Hello, Paper Smooches fans & friends!
WELCOME to our challenge blog! We LOVE seeing your Paper Smooches creations, so we hope this will be a wonderful place to show them off!
This week's challenge - ANYTHING GOES
This week's challenge - ANYTHING GOES
- Create a NEW project (card, tag, layout, altered item, etc).
- You must use at least one Paper Smooches stamp, die or free digital stamp
- Post your Paper Smooches SPARKS project on your blog. Submit a direct link to your blog post using our linking system below.
- Please link to our web site: www.papersmoochesstamps.com - and include Paper Smooches somewhere on your post.
- If you do not have a blog, please upload your project to our Splitcoaststampers Gallery (use keywords: papersmooches) or our Flickr Gallery and link to our web site in your description. Submit a direct link to your gallery image using our linking system below.
- Our banner must be displayed on your blog post (right click on the banner and save to your computer. If you have any trouble, I am happy to e-mail the image to you- savannahland2 at comcast dot net)
- The deadline: Saturday, February 8th at 11:59pm PST.
- A new inspiration week will start on Sunday's at 12:01am PST.
- Winners are announced on Monday's.
All skill levels are welcome. You can enter as many times as you like
Here's what you are playing for:
- One player will be chosen and named our PS Pro for the week. Our PS Pros receive a $30 credit to the Paper Smooches store!!! This player will also be featured here as well as our Paper Smooches blog and receive a blog button to display on their blog.
- Two or more players will be chosen as our Featured Players
I am honored to share our design team samples with you. You can click on the links to see more of their beautiful work!
Isha Gupta- PS Primrose, Group Hugs, Smarty Pants, and We Totally Click stamp set along with the Bookmarks dies
Karin Åkesdotter- PS Swanky Snowdudes stamp set
Savannah O'Gwynn- PS Sweet Hearts stamp set along with the Quote Tag and Hearts dies
It brings us GREAT JOY to see you using our products. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing your creativity with us. We truly appreciate you! We can't wait to see what you create!!! Good luck :)


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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Tuesday Treasures: Hot Stuff
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Labels: Disney, Kelli, Tuesday Treasures
Friday, September 26, 2008
Nana and Nicholas
Nana~ yes you did, I am so glad you came out...
Nick~ yeah!
Nana~ What did you do in mommy's tummy?
Nick~ I swam and ate in there.
Nana~ What was her tummy like, was it light or dark?
Nick~ dark
Nana~ Was there alot of room in mommy's tummy?
Nick~ no it was small
Nana~ Well I am so glad you are here.
Nick~ I really liked it there
Nana~ Do you like it here?
Nick~ yes I can't go back into mommy's tummy I am too big
Nana~ yes
Nick~ Okay.....
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Tuesday Treasures: Just Horsing Around!
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Labels: Friends, Nicholas, Tuesday Treasures
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Twirl Me This...
Kelli is taking Baton lessons! With her two best buddies Sadie and Madison at her side, the girls have started these lessons with hopes that they will perform in two Christmas Parades, a madi gras parade, St Patrick's Day parade and the show at the end of the year.
She is also selling raffle tickets for a $1.00. If any friends or family would like to support Kelli's team and have a chance to win $300, please let me know how many tickets you want. I will also let everyone know when her parades and performances are! We are so proud of her for trying something new. She needs positive encouragement to help with her self esteem issues and quite her performance anxieties. Can you believe this is the same little girl who came to us 10 months ago..... Never would I have thought she would be taking baton lessons and lecturing the boys how batons are not weapons!
Where are you going?
What could that logo mean? Are we are going to church?
Are the religious chameleons actually attending a Sunday morning service? Well you might guess yes and you would be right and shocked I am sure. The kids have decided that they enjoy Sonkids (an every other Friday night event at our local church) that they wanted to try Sunday School. Well they are hooked. We have gone two Sundays in a row and they can't wait to go back. Nick is in his own class with other 3 and 4 year olds and is in love with the caregivers. Vinny, Sal and Kelli are in the K-2nd class and look forward to what is going to happen at the next week and really have learned alot. They check to make sure I am learning too, so we won't have to ask Jen all of our religious questions anymore.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
A Day Out
Today we went with Crystal's family to Lyngate Park, where Operation Christmas Child had a fair. The kids could play 5 games and have their card stamped to win a prize. We had to try out the "Hole in One". Sal, Nick and Vinny tried with all their might, but that ball just would not get in the hole....
Kelli, Eli and AJ went next and to Vinny's surprise (he is our "Tiger Woods") AJ got the Hole in One!
After golf, we tried the Ring Toss, Bean Bag Throw, Frisbee Race and Water Throw the kids saw Face Painting. We had half want painted faces while the other half wanted bounce house fun.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Walking Walking
WOW Jen and I are having an adventure on our walks not to mention all the miles we are racking up!
Week 1: 8 Sandhill Cranes and 15 miles
Week 2: 6 Sandhill Cranes, 1 walking catfish and 11 miles
Week 3: (only 3 days in) 7 Sandhill Cranes, 1 black racer, 13 miles and........
An alligator tail? No, a bike tire that looked like an alligator that scared us! We will keep our walking post updated with miles and creatures!
Tag I am It!
Krista from Bits and Pieces has tagged me! For this tag I have been asked to name 6 things that are unspectacular about me.
3. I thoroughly enjoy buying and reading books. I can read a novel in just a few days. (Calling Dork 1: I cried at chapter 3 The End, can't wait to find out when he is coming back. Love Dork 2)
Monday, September 8, 2008
Grandparents Day!
Sunday was grandparents day and K-8 schools celebrated by inviting grandparents to lunch today. (Nicholas will have grandparents day in November) Nana got to see how a public school lunchroom works and eat lunch 3 times @ $3.00 a meal! Kelli had a chicken sandwich, peas and fruit ~ Sal had a corndog ~ Vinny had a cheeseburger so basically Nana got nothing.
Nana, Nick and I had lunch at a restaurant when she was finished at the school. Hmmm this could be why we pack our lunches everyday. Happy Grandparents Day!
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Nicholas is going to School!
Today was Nicholas's first day of school! He was so excited he insisted to drive right there after dropping off his brothers and sister. So we were 45 minutes early!!! We sat inside the car for awhile and Nick said he loves school, he can't wait to see his teacher, when can he get out of the car etc. Then he saw a little boy that he swears was at one of the VBS's we went to. Here is the dialog..
Nick: Oh I don't like that boy, he's mean, he pushes me and Kelli
Me: Oh you might not really know him..
Nick: yes
Nana (trying to change the subject): Nick you look so nice I like your sneakers
Nick: They light up (sneakers) and I can stomp on that bad boy with them!
Me: No No not a good idea....
Then we get out of the car and try to mingle with the other kids, Nick freaks, don't leave me, I miss you, what if I don't like it etc. Wow did not see that coming, I notice Nana is getting worried but I am holding strong.
After school Nick is one of the last kids to come out, now I am thinking he did stomp on that boy. His teacher comes out and says.... how wonderful Nick is and she wants to take him home. He was a pleasure in the classroom and listened and helped and answered. First I had to check if the right child was given to me. Okay he was! We get into the car with the chorus of how proud we are with him and asked him how his day was. This is his response:
Well, we played and went outside where I rode a bike, then we had snack of goldfish and juice with no lid on my cup! Then we found our names on the ground and we had to sit and sing songs which she sang wrong......
Nana and I were laughing so hard with that I am not sure how the rest of the day went. But Nick feels his teacher is not a good singer. Well we will have to see how Thursday goes!
Monday, September 1, 2008
Labels for Education
Nick is going to school this year. His school is collecting Campbell's Labels for Education and I am in charge of the project! (Did you think any less?) So could you help us collect some labels? You can send them to us or we can come to you!
Ready, Set, Things to eat!.....
Front Label of:
Campbell's Beans Products
Campbell's Condensed 10 oz. Soups
Campbell's Condensed 26 oz. Soups
Campbell's Low Sodium Soups
Campbell's Fat Free Soups
Campbell's Kitchen Classic Soups
Campbell's Tomato Juices
Campbell's Gravies
Campbell's Soups (microwavable bowls)
Campbell's Condensed 10 to 11 oz. Soups (Specially marked packages only)
upc code: Campbell's Soup & Recipe Mix
front label of:
SpaghettiO's® Original Pasta (7.5 oz., 26 oz.)
SpaghettiO's® Meatball Pasta (7.5 oz., 26.25 oz.)
SpaghettiO's® Original Pasta (15 oz.)
SpaghettiO's® Meatball Pasta (14.75 oz.)
SpaghettiO's® Princess Meatball Pasta (14.75 oz.) (Specially marked packages only)
All Campbell's Soup At Hand
Campbell's Chunky Soups
Campbell's Chunky Chili
Campbell's Chunky Fully Loaded Soups
Campbell's Chunky Soups (microwavable bowls)
Campbell's Chunky Chili (microwavable bowls)
Campbell's Healthy Request Soups
All Campbell's Supper Bakes Meal Kits
All Campbell's Select Harvest™ Soups
Franco-American Gravies
front label of: Pepperidge Farm Soups
upc code:
Pepperidge Farm Breads, Croutons, Rolls & Stuffing
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers, Cookies, & Snack Mixes
Pepperidge Farm Frozen Garlic Breads, Cakes, Turnovers, Dumplings and Puff Pastry
Prego Italian Sauces
front label with upc code:
Swanson Broth (can and carton)
Swanson Canned Chicken
Swanson Cooking Stock (carton)
front label with upc code and colored caps:
All V8 100% Vegetable Juice
All V8 Splash Juice Drinks
All V8 Splash Smoothies
All V8 V-Fusion 100% Juice
lid: Pace salsa picante and picante conqueso


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DETROIT (AP) -- The U.S. Justice Department says a judge has sentenced a Detroit-area home health care business operator to 4 years, 2 months in prison for his role in a $10.8 million Medicare fraud scheme.
The department says that 53-year-old Muhammad Shahab was the leader of the fraud scheme that operated in 2007-2009 and says that U.S. District Judge Denise Page Hood sentenced him last Thursday.
It says Shahab pleaded guilty in February 2010 to one count of health care fraud.
The government says he helped finance and establish two Detroit-area home health agencies and conspired to bill Medicare for home health visits that never occurred. It says he also secured physician referrals for medically unnecessary home health services through the payment of kickbacks.
Published: Mon, Sep 16, 2013


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Western Neb. trees still dying after 2012 drought
Forestry officials in western Nebraska say last year's drought was so severe that trees are still struggling to survive, and many are succumbing to pests and disease.
Nebraska district forester Rachel Allison said Thursday that trees used for windbreaks and shade are continuing to die because of stress from last year's extreme conditions. Allison, who is based in North Platte, says the drought was especially hard on spruce trees.
Galen Wittrock, assistant manager of the South Platte Natural Resources District, says he's seen well-established trees die this year around Sidney, including drought-resistant red cedars.
Mark Harrell, the state's forest health program leader, says trees in eastern Nebraska have fared better. But he warns that another dry summer could hinder the recovery.


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Add japan heavy tanks
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#3 Posted 07 November 2016 - 11:34 PM
#4 Posted 07 November 2016 - 11:50 PM
Uninstall. Now.
Go download PC if you want Japanese heavies.
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#8 Posted 07 November 2016 - 11:57 PM
Edited by a_cookie, 07 November 2016 - 11:58 PM.
Junko tank
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#9 Posted 08 November 2016 - 12:07 AM
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#10 Posted 08 November 2016 - 12:11 AM
The Japanese Heavies... they have 75mm of frontal armour at Tier V, 150 at Tier VI, 175 at Tier VII, 200 at Tier VIII, 250 at Tier IX, and 260 at Tier X...
Oh, and those are UNANGLED plates. Furthermore, most of the tanks there have huge DERP howitzers. These tanks are so broken... just drive forward and spam HE at everything. Nothing is going to pen you unless they spam gold, and even then, you can angle and wiggle and pull off bounces. Just... no. No Japanese heavies unless they are heavily nerfed.
Systemrename, on 03 February 2015 - 04:06 PM, said:
Whatever, since people seem content with the plain oleophobic coating and dragging their meaty, calloused workman's thumbs around like proto-lizards sliding up out of the primordial ooze onto dry land, it's just more for me. I'm happy to float on fiber and run circles around you filthy casuals. Eat my dust, snail thumbs.
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#11 Posted 08 November 2016 - 12:50 AM
Man yall turned on this kid hella fast, I'm not saying the Jap heavies are the best or coolest line but I don't see the problem with adding them so long as they do so in a manner that is balanced. For example look at the T-57 this tank is gonna be a clone of PC and will have some changes. They can just as easily take the time to do so with this tank line
FTR there is many more important and unique lines i would personally rather have like the 121 and 113
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#12 Posted 08 November 2016 - 12:54 AM
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#14 Posted 08 November 2016 - 02:08 AM
RudyMedrano, on 07 November 2016 - 05:14 PM, said:
And they, like the jap heavies, have gigantic weak spots that anyone with 1/3rd of a brain can reliably hit and pen at any tier they see.
#15 Posted 08 November 2016 - 02:18 AM
#16 Posted 08 November 2016 - 02:35 AM
TheFallen101ST, on 07 November 2016 - 09:18 PM, said:
i'd be mad if i didnt get that roll, mind you 1034 isnt too high of a roll with ap. just be happy it wasnt full health.
as for the japanese heavies, i'd play them... but i'd rather get the chinese heavies in blitz.
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