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Facebook IPO: What will it Change?
There's a good chance that you will have heard the murmurings about Facebook's proposed IPO months ago. Well, it's now official; Facebook has officially filed to go public in an effort to raise an approximated $5 billion – valuing the company at $100 billion.
Whilst this might be exciting news to existing and potential investors, for the wider world it is just another stock floatation. But what will the impact be on the company and the 800 million that use it?
Social Media Monitoring - Are You Offering Customer Service?
Social Media is now part of every day life. If you spend a percentage of your day online then you will almost certainly have a social profile of some sort. Twitter and Facebook are sites a majority of people are active on, with the likes of Google Plus also now very much in the game.
These sites are now so set into our lives that most of us no longer think twice about what we say on them, making them a common place for us to moan. We don't even give it a second thought. If something has annoyed us then we will Tweet about it.
Copywriting Tips: Writing for Social Media
With an ever increasing emphasis being placed on social, 2012 is certainly the year to start taking advantage of all the existing and emerging platforms currently available. Whether you're a business looking after your own social media campaigns, or an agency or consultant working on behalf of a client, it's certainly an important aspect to get right – and this is where learning simple copywriting tips for social media will pay dividends.
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Google Brings Your World to Search Results
Personalised search is about to become a whole lot more personal as Google begins to roll out 'Google Search, Plus Your World'. This update could completely change the face of search, dragging in content from your social world to create tailored results.
It's yet another curve ball from the search engine, which has been moving towards complete personalisation of search for a while now. The official blog promotes it as an opportunity for signed in users to see content shared by online friends. Theoretically this should provide a customised stream of results, somewhere between conventional search and social network feeds. But how useful will this be in real terms?
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What does Facebook's IPO mean for you and I?
For the most part of 2011 there were persistent rumours of Facebook going public at some point in 2012. If this happens, it's set to be one of the most eagerly anticipated listings in recent times, with some predicating an IPO (Initial Public Offering) that would end up valuing Facebook at up to $100 billion. As the world's largest social network, with 400 million people accessing the site each and every day, Facebook has become an integral part of a tremendous number of people's lives.
Optimising Your Website for Facebook with Open Graph
The world of SEO and online marketing is forever changing. You only have to perform a quick search to see that the industry is already preparing itself and predicting what 2012 has in store. Amongst the many changes in the past year was the increased emphasis on social media and the sharing of content.
More importantly though, is that Facebook now makes up 52.1% of sharing on the web [Source: Search Engine Land]. With the social networking giant being responsible for so much sharing, isn't it time that online marketers took better advantage?
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Facebook Launch Private Messaging For Business Pages
Facebook have recently launched a private messaging function which allows page owners and individual Facebook users to exchange personal messages.
This is a massive breakthrough for the millions of businesses that use Facebook to interact with their customers. B2B and B2C companies will now have the opportunity to directly interact with their target audience. This will improve the rate of engagement and will also help businesses who use Facebook as a customer service platform. Read more
Job Search Traffic Increase: Improve Your Chances with Social Media
As many countries in the western world have been affected by the financial crisis and subsequent budget and job cuts, more and more people have found themselves out of work – in the UK alone 2.62 million people are unemployed.
With such unprecedented levels, many of whom are young people, the Internet has become a source of information to find and search for jobs, albeit a competitive one. As such, you may be tearing your hair out desperately trying to figure out where your next break will come, whilst knowing that thousands of other people will be doing the same thing. There is help though, especially in the form of social media.
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Google+ and the need for Business Profiles
Last week saw the world of social networking heat up. Google's decision to open their new social network to the wider world came the same week that Facebook unleashed a number of new upgrades (ones that look alarmingly similar to Google+'s, but that's another story).
Not to be outdone by their rivals, Google are determined to make their social network a success. This week there has been another update about their eagerly anticipated business profiles, something that currently gives Facebook the upper hand in the battle for social networking dominance.
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How to Optimise Your Facebook Business Page Activity for EdgeRank
Ever wondered what determines who sees your Facebook updates, or what you see in your own news feed? Besides overcomplicated privacy settings, there is an algorithm that determines these factors, known as EdgeRank.
There are so many aspects to EdgeRank that contribute to determining what a user sees in their newsfeed, from both their peers and from business or fan pages. This post focuses on the factors that a business may want to consider if they have a fan page, and how to market to EdgeRank to get the most out of your Facebook page activity. Read more
What's Facebook's Relationship Status with Privacy? 'It's Complicated'
The news that Facebook have announced a number of new privacy settings to their social network has got everyone in a bit of a tizz. Needless to say that the few changes they've made have been well received, but it wasn't that long ago when the words 'Facebook' and 'Privacy' were like square pegs in round holes – the two just didn't go together.
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If you are thinking about painting a room or two this spring, you are so lucky! Your home or office can now look spectacular with new Color Stories paint colors by Benjamin Moore.
You can now enjoy incredible depth of color and luminosity from just one container of paint.
Right after Benjamin Moore introduced 240 new paint colors I cannot stop looking at my color chips. Should I go with tomato tango, mexican hot chocolate or kept love letters? I am looking at the chips and my face softens with designer's joy. They are beautiful.
Just recently the company came up with full color spectrum paints, which means that there is no black and white tints in the mix. That promotes a color saturation that is intense and beautiful.
Now there are five to seven pigments in the mixing process instead of conventional three that were used before. And because of that there is no chalky, milky quality of the paint color, and that is awesome!

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Ice-Watch has confirmed they are the official sponsors of 'Your Face Sounds Familiar'. This is a brand new show hitting our TV screens on Saturday 29th June.
Your Face Sounds Familiar is the new 'Celebrity Stars in your Eyes' targeted at the more modern audience. Ice Watch are proud to be official sponsors of the show and are excited to introduce their latest range, the Ice-Sili Forever Mini Collection which is only available within the UK. Exclusive to the UK, the Ice Sili Forever Mini Collection is available in ten stunning colours. These colours include red, pink, silver, black, white, green, orange, yellow, purple and blue. Featuring the smallest of dials, these 30mm dial Ice-Watch watches are set to be the latest craze for young kids. These kid's watches are not suitable for children under 3 years of age. Other features include a funky bold design, silicone strap, analogue display and 100 meters water resistance. These watches have an amendable strap size of 13.5cm – 18cm, making these designer watches the ideal choice for children, teens and even some women.
Tic Watches are official UK authorised stockists of Ice Watch, so all our Ice-Watch designer watches come with a 2 year manufacturer's warranty.


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Jardin des Plantes, Paris
Address: 57 rue Cuvier, Paris 75005
Arrondissement: 5th
Hours: Summer Mon-Sun 7:30am – 8:00pm; Winter Mon-Sun 7:30am-5:30pm
Tickets: Free
WWW: Jardin des Plantes
Phone: +33 1 4079 3000
About the Jardin des Plantes
The Jardin des Plantes has a long and notable history. It was first established in 1626 as a royal garden of medicinal plants and was designed by Guy de La Brosse, the physician of Louis XII.
In 1650, the garden, which had grown into disrepair over a short period, was rejuvenated under the loving eye of John Baptiste Colbert and was opened to the public. Towards the end of the 17th century, John Baptiste allowed Dr. Guy Crescent Fagon to continue the upkeep of the garden. Fagon chose some of the best botanists of the time to help him tend the plants and during this period, the garden grew to a grand size. From 1739 – 1788, the hand of the grand switched again, this time to Comte de Buffon. Buffon made additions such as the child-friendly maze that is still there today.
Today the immense and lush garden covers 28 hectares (nearly 69 acres) and is situated on the Left Bank, with parts overlooking the Siene. The city's Natural History Museum is also located on the Jardin des Plantes grounds as well as a little zoo that houses small animals. A botany school can also be found here.
The garden itself is home to several tropical planthouses that can be found scattered among the grounds which include an Alpine garden, Art Deco wintergarten and rose garden.
Getting to Jardin des Plantes
The Jardin des Plantes can be reached by way of the Jussieu station, which is located in the Latin Quarter, of metro line 7 and metro line 10. The line is named after a famous family of botanists and historians, some of which are connected to the Jardin des Plantes. Jussieu's metro line 10 is also linked to Gare d'Austerlitz station, which can also be used to access to the Jardin.
Jardin des Plantes Hotels
Here is a short guide to hotels near Jardin des Plantes.
Located at 54 rue Monge, the Hotel des Nations Saint German is situated in the Latin Quarter, close by the Jardin des Plantes. The classically designed interior is warm and welcoming and the hotel itself is situated close to a handful of metro lines so that guests can whisk around the city with ease. Rates for this three star stay start at 101EUR per night for a single room.
Located at 51 Boulevard Saint Marcel, Le Demeure hotel is just a moments walk from many Parisian gems such as the Latin Quarter and Saint Germain des Pres. The hotel has an old world glamour and the staff is there for your every need in the most discreet way. Rates start at 108EUR per night for a superior room in this three star hotel.
Located at 9 rue des Ecoles, the Hotel Quartier Latin sits in the heart of its namesake. The three star hotel was renovated as recently as 2006 and features a traditional Parisian interior at every turn. Rates start at 197EUR per night for a Double or Twin Individual use room, which includes breakfast each morning.
Photo of the Jardin's Mexican Hothouse courtesy of Wikimedia.org
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This clinical program provides students with the opportunity to experience the general practice of law. Students handle the legal problems of low-income residents of the District of Columbia. The caseload of the clinic consists primarily of SSI/public benefits, special education, consumer, and family law matters. These cases offer the full range of client representation before administrative agencies on the local and federal level and the courts of the District of Columbia. Interns eligible for certification under the Student Practice Rule present their clients' cases in court. The program is designed to give students the opportunity to develop skills in time and office management, interviewing, counseling, negotiating, drafting, motions practice, trial techniques, and reflective lawyering.
In addition to the clinical work, a three-hour seminar is conducted once a week. The seminar includes participatory exercises in interviewing, counseling, negotiations, and selected aspects of trial techniques; and structured discussions of ethical considerations, recent common law and statutory development, and general case discussion.
Students enrolled for six credits are expected to spend a minimum of 20 hours weekly on clinic work. Students may also enroll for seven or 13 credits, but only with the prior approval of professors Brustin, Mullen, and Scully. Enrollment for 13 credits requires a minimum commitment of 40 hours weekly. Enrollment for three hours is limited to students who have satisfactorily completed a minimum of six credits of CCLS: General Practice Clinic, and requires prior approval of professors. The course is graded, with a pass/fail option. A student may request to do a qualifying portfolio paper that fulfills a portion of the upper-level writing requirement. Refer to Academic Rule X — Writing Requirement and Directed Research.


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very well made and so cute !
By shannon
from Logan Utah
About Me Educator
Comments about Coloring Book Caddy Personalized:
this is a gift for my grandson !
So well constructed, we bought TWO!
By Linda
from Escalon, California
About Me Value Oriented
This was a big hit with the little ones. The colors provide instant appeal!
very sturdy and colorful
By mimi barb
from south jersey
About Me Quality Oriented
i bought this for my 2 year old grandson who just started using crayons. i am excited to give it to him for christmas. i think that he will like to go get this caddy and bring it out, and then will give him a place to put things back. the only criticism is the order of putting the caddy together did not show the need to put the crayon holder on before putting the four sides together, so i had to take a side off and then reattach, but this was a minor inconvenience.
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That this was made in China is a concern
By barbkar
from MN
That this product was made in China. They do not use correct paint for children; they use leaded paint. I need to KNOW from you that this does not have leaded paint; otherwise I will returne to you.
Perfect for grandchildren
By Grandma Kathy
from Niles, IL
I couldn't be happier with this coloring book caddy. I purchased it for my granddaughter. I can't wait to give it to her. It is sturdy, colorful and useful.
fun for coloring books
By cleo
from new york
About Me Child Care Provider
Could use a little cut in the wood at the top to get books in and out easier. But it is cute and his brother has one and likes it.
Love it!!
By Aunt Niki
from PA
I purchased this product for each of my nieces. They love to color and its perfect for busy lifestyles.
I am pleased
By ljzaclown
from Bringhurst, IN
This is a Christmas gift for one of three young grandchildren. I cannot wait for them to open them on Christmas!
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So cute!
By bobba
from Louisiana
Grandbaby loves this item! Fixing to order another one for a gift. This product is colorful, personalized, and easy to put together. Large crayon (box of 8) will not fit in front box, however, a smaller crayon (box of 8) will fit. Do not hesitate to order this item-it's so cute!
Great gift for kids
By Jess in the burgh
from Pittsburgh, PA
This was a great personalized gift for kids to store their coloring books and crayons. It can easily be carried to take on the go. There are a lot of pieces but didn't take long to put together.


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Evangeline has recently joined Twitter and Facebook. Be sure to follow her at twitter.com/EvangelineLilly and like her Facebook page!
Happy holidays everyone! Hope this year has been treating you well and you have had the chance to view The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey yet. Despite Evangeline's character not making an appearance in this installment, the movie was quite amazing. Wouldn't you agree?
Things have been slow in terms of Evi news. Let's hope 2013 will be more exciting! Have a great start into the new year!
Peter Jackson will make a third film in his upcoming adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's enduringly popular masterpiece The Hobbit, it was jointly announced today by Toby Emmerich, President and Chief Operating Officer, New Line Cinema, Gary Barber and Roger Birnbaum, Co-Chairman and Chief Executive Officers, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios, and Jeff Robinov, President, Warner Bros. Pictures Group.
Jackson, the Academy Award®-winning filmmaker behind the blockbuster "The Lord of the Rings" Trilogy, recently wrapped principal photography on what he originally planned to be a two-film adaptation of The Hobbit, which is set in Middle-earth 60 years before The Lord of the Rings. (…)
The first film in the trilogy, "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," will be released December 14, 2012, with the second film releasing on December 13, 2013, and the third film slated for summer 2014. All three films will be released in 3D and 2D in select theatres and IMAX. (source)
Here's hoping that Evangeline's character Tauriel will also be featured in the third installment!
Evangeline Lilly (Real Steel, "LOST") was asked by Entertainment Weekly about her character Tauriel in the upcoming, highly-anticipated Hobbit films.
When asked if she had to learn archery and swordplay, Lilly said "Yes, she is a warrior. She's actually the head of the Elven guard. She's the big shot in the army. So she knows how to wield any weapon, but the primary weapons that she uses are a bow and arrow and two daggers. And she's lethal and deadly. You definitely wouldn't want to be caught in a dark alley next to Tauriel."
She also commented on how much we'll see the character. "She's not in the first film very much. She comes into the first film near the end, and has a very small part to play. Her role in the second film is much more involved. Although, I have to say, when I first read the scripts and took the job, she had a lot less going on in the second film. I think the role is becoming a bit more demanding than I had expected it to be. There's a lot more for me to do now, which is a lot of fun, but it's a little more pressure."
Lilly added that she has to go back to New Zealand for five more months of filming.
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey opens in 3D, 2D and IMAX theaters on December 14 and is followed by The Hobbit: There and Back Again on December 13, 2013. (source)
The heartfelt sci-fi family boxing drama Real Steel starring Hugh Jackman, Evangeline Lilly and Dakota Goyo delivered a knockout punch at the box office, and will look to do the same when it arrives on Blu-ray and DVD on January 24, 2012.
Real Steel is the story of a down and out boxing promoter who discovers he has an 11-year old son. Through a discarded robot boxer that the promoter brings back to life, he's able to connect with his son and make him proud.
There will be two Blu-ray configurations of Real Steel, both of which will include the Blu-ray and DVD editions of the film. The difference is one set will also include a third disc with a digital copy, while the other will not.
Real Steel on Blu-ray will be presented in 1080p video and 7.1 DTS-HD Master Audio. Bonus features are as follows:
Blu-ray Exclusive: Countdown To The Fight: The Charlie Kenton Story
Blu-ray Exclusive: Sugar Ray Leonard: Cornerman's Champ
Blu-ray Exclusive: Audio Commentary With Director Shawn Levy
Blu-ray Exclusive: REAL STEEL Second Screen: Ringside With Director Shawn Levy
Blu-ray Exclusive: Deleted & Extended Scenes — With Introductions By Director Shawn Levy
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What better way to celebrate Real Steel opening in cinemas than a new layout!? It was long overdue. Took me quite a while to code but I'm actually quite satisfied with it. Hope you like it!
I was able to fix the gallery but only by deleting all user accounts since that table was corrupt in the database, so I'm sorry to say that you guys have to re-register again.
Speaking of the gallery – I have added over 180 high res pictures of Evangeline at the Real Steel premiere. Lots more gallery updates to come asap.
Last but not least, be sure to watch Evi's appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live below.
Evangeline attended the Real Steel premiere on Sunday. As soon as the gallery starts working again for me, expect lots of lovely pictures. For now, here are some red carpet interviews. It's so good seeing Evangeline out and about at an event again.
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Rochester, N.Y. - Southwest Airlines will start flying out of the Greater Rochester International Airport in April. Local air travelers hope for additional destinations and cheaper fares.
Southwest bought AirTran Airways and earlier this year announced plans to keep operations in Rochester. The conversion will be finished in April. New routes and schedules will be announced on Monday.
Eighteen percent of passengers flying out of Rochester use AirTran.
"We will obviously see additional destinations offered," said Monroe County Executive Maggie Brooks. "We're hoping for Chicago, Denver, some of the most requested by people who live here."
Southwest already flies out of the Buffalo airport. Dave Yanz is one of many local travelers who drives to Buffalo to take advantage of Southwest's fares.
"We've been finding it's at least $100 a ticket round trip," Yanz said. "So for one person, the savings may not be worth the inconvenience, but if you start to multiply that by two, three, four people o a trip, it's significant."
Rochester has already stemmed the tide of residents driving to Buffalo to fly. This time last year, 13 percent of the cars parked at Buffalo airport lots were from Genesee and Monroe counties. This year, the rate is 6 percent, according to Buffalo airport officials.
Brooks says other airlines have added routes and points to the amenities at the Rochester airport, including valet service and free Wi-Fi.
Yanz hopes Southwest offers similar service to Rochester.
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Built in 1931, MV John J. Harvey, at 130 ft and 268 net tons, is among the most powerful fireboats ever in service. She has five 600 HP diesel engines, and has capacity to pump 18,000 gallons of water a minute. Her pumps are powerful -- enough so that when she and the George Washington Bridge were both brand new, she shot water over the bridge's roadway. She was retired by the New York City Fire Department in 1994 and bought at auction by her current owners in 1999. She was placed on The National Register of Historic Places
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She served the FDNY from her launch in 1931 to her retirement in 1994. Among the marine fires at which she assisted were the Cunard Line pier fire in 1932, the burning of the Normandie in 1942, and the ammunition ship El Estero during World War II. She was named for marine fireman John J. Harvey, killed when the Thomas Willet exploded during a fire. She retired as Marine 2.
On September 11, 2001, the boat's owners asked FDNY officials for permission to assist in evacuations from Ground Zero. Meanwhile, due to many damaged water mains, fire crews were deprived of water. Officials radioed the Harvey to drop off her passengers as soon as possible and return to the disaster site to pump water, reactivating her official designation Marine 2. Alongside FDNY fireboats Firefighter and John D. McKean, she pumped water at the site for 80 hours, until water mains were restored. The Harvey's story was the subject of a 2002 Maira Kalman book.
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Good news from the Class 1A state baseball final:
Deltona Trinity Christian leads 4-1 after three innings. The Eagles scored all of their runs in the second inning. They tied the score at 1 on an RBI double by Brandon Acevedo, scoring Jose Garcia. Jack Corrigan's two-run double gave Trinity Christian the lead, and Matt Wisniewski drove in Corrigan with a single to right field.


text: The Festival of Thump we hosted back in March was devoted to the four stroke, single piston engine and its adherents, and the thumper community showed up in throngs, all sporting engines similar in form but very different in execution. Given all the folks who had gathered in sameness of purpose it was extremely hard to categorize anyone in the crowd as being very much alike. If there was one thing these people shared in common, it was that they were having an absolute blast being around motorbikes. The Parallel Universe Motorcycle Festival last weekend was a show dedicated to motorcycles exhibiting identically arranged two-cylinder engines. And again the incredibly diverse range of bikes that showed up and the distinctly … View More


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+Group plans tar-and-feather Walmart protest
According to Anti-SRQ Walmart's facebook page, the protest is planned for Dec. 29.
+Workers group protests Publix
The Coalition of Immokalee Workers wants Publix to pay tomato pickers an extra penny per pound.
+District buys land for future stations
East Manatee Fire Rescue closed on two parcels of land Dec. 14.
+Horseshoe Cove parades holiday cheer
Residents of Horseshoe Cove took their holiday cheer to the streets Dec. 18, as they participated in the community's 14th annual Golf Cart Parade.
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With more than 10 years of talk therapy under her belt, Merissa has waded through life's dilemmas with a constant reflective therapeutic bird on her shoulder. Add a few rabbis, a Buddhist-inspired education, monks, stupas, shrine rooms and the like, stir, and you get a 27 year-old Yenta. (What is a yenta? Click here to find out.)
In May of 2008, Merissa graduated with an MFA in Writing and Poetics from Naropa University's Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics. She also holds a BA with a dual focus in American Culture Studies and Women and Gender Studies from Washington University in St. Louis where she headed their rape prevention initiative.
Between November 2009-March 2010 Merissa is a writer-in-residence at the Santa Fe Art Institute and the Norman Mailer Writers Colony.
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Millwall striker Gary Alexander is delighted that his red card has been overturned by the FA - giving him the green light to face former club Leyton Orient at the Den for the first time.
The Kennington hit-man's appeal to the FA was upheld on Tuesday afternoon, after he was sent off for a dubious handball in the first half of the 4-2 defeat at Bristol Rovers on Saturday.
And despite automatic promotion now being out of reach for the Lions, who are certain of a playoff spot, the club's leading goal-scorer insists that nobody will be taking their foot off the gas in the last two games of the season
What went wrong in that first half in Bristol?
We conceded some poor goals in the run-up to the penalty. Though if you looked at them again there were possibly a few fouls and with a different referee on another night - we might have got one or two decisions.
But it was sloppy nevertheless. We didn't do enough at the corners and we were punished.
Did the sending off come at the worst possible time?
It was not a deliberate handball and he has sent me off for it. That makes it 4-1 and puts the game beyond doubt. The lads went out and showed some tremendous fighting spirit and went out to win the second half with ten men. Who knows, it could have been different.
What do you remember of the incident - it was all rather quick...
I remember Rickie getting up for the ball and him heading it. I dropped in behind Fordey to about three, four yards off the line to try to block it - which is my job when I'm on the line.
It hit me on the upper chest and top of the arm, but it's not deliberate handball. Whether the ref changes his mind after he has seen it or not, I don't know, but he told the gaffer he would take a look and be honest and admit it was a mistake on his part.
What do you make of Rickie Lambert saying he did not think it was a sending off?
Obviously Rickie Lambert wouldn't have wanted to get sent off and might expect a fellow striker and professional to do the same thing.
He wants to score goals and he has got the penalty for it and put it away, which makes him happy. But if it wasn't a penalty, he could have gone another way and would have been claiming that it was. But it is really nice of him to declare what he thinks and come out and say it. A thanks to Rickie for putting that in the paper, which might well have helped.
What will it mean to run out against your former club at the Den?
Obviously it will be nice to play against Orient again, and this time at the Den. I have not played against them at home yet. The last time I played between these two at the Den, it was for Orient. I would like to play for Millwall against them. It didn't happen last year through injury and this year I was close to being suspended. It has been a bit of a nightmare week.
Will the players ease off the gas before the playoff push?
We will not let the season peter out, no way. We have got to win our games, as it is vitally important where we finish in the playoff spots. To get the second leg at home we have to finish third or fourth and that is in our hands and up to us.With Leeds close behind, we are not going to let it slip away. It was a tall order to go up automatically, having let the gap get so big but we gave it our best.
The lads want to win both the games, to go into the playoffs finishing strong and full of confidence.
Which of the other four teams in playoff contention do you fancy?
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Updated on 11/15/2012
From The RamPage Desert Mirage High School Thermal, CA
At this rate, we may have to rename Thanksgiving "Black Thursday."
Fall break is earlier in school year due to PSAT
Updated on 11/12/2012
From Rocket Reporter Moon Valley High School Phoenix, AZ
Fall break was Oct. 8-12 and students did many things over the break like sleep, hang out with friends, go places or go out of town. "Over break I went to Tucson, went to friend's
Volleyball season comes to an end earlier than planned
Updated on 10/24/2012
From The Viking Voice Coeur D'Alene High School Coeur D Alene, ID
The volleyball teams season has came to an end. The Vikings had a chance to make it to state by beating Lake City in four games in the first game of districts. Then they advanced to the champion
Earlier school start time beneficial to students
Updated on 8/23/2012
From Tiger Review Tahlequah High School Tahlequah, OK
There has been widespread controversy about the early start time for the high school this year. I believe it is a good thing because it teaches students how to wake up early for when they someday get
12th Graders: Break A Sweat Earlier Than Ever
Updated on 3/12/2012
From The Pacer Pace High School New York, NY
In their last year of high school students were excited about coming to school late and leaving earlier than their previous year.
The Book Look: "Why we Broke Up" makes me wish I'd broken up with this book earlier
Updated on 2/23/2012
From The Magnet Tribune Treviño School of Communications and Fine Arts Laredo, TX
Min dumps Ed and writes a letter to him about it. THE END.
Finals approach earlier than usual this year
Updated on 12/2/2011
From Turner Today R.L. Turner High School Carrollton, TX
The final two weeks of the semester are here, and it is time to buckle down and get to work.
AP courses should be offered earlier
Updated on 11/1/2011
From The Clipper Bellport Senior High School Brookhaven, NY
In a day and age where a rigorous courseload is so very important for getting into college, we have far too many problems in our system to be overlooked. This is not to say that Bellport's regimen of
Summer should be a time to relax; starting school earlier could make it that way
Updated on 8/31/2011
From The Octagon Sacramento Country Day School Sacramento, CA
Before school even started, juniors and seniors were stressed about completing homework. AP teachers wouldn't need to assign summer work if the year started (and ended) a week earlier.
Earlier release time for high school
Updated on 8/9/2011
From The Jacket Buzz Starkville High School Starkville, MS
This year, the new release time for SHS is 3:10, twenty minutes earlier than last year.
Last Supper a day earlier?
Updated on 4/21/2011
From The East Edition South Lyon East High School South Lyon, MI
Christians all over the world have long celebrated Jesus Christ's Last Supper on Maundy Thursday but new research released Monday claims to show it took place on the Wednesday before the crucifixion.
Senior Exemption Available Earlier For Future Classes
Updated on 3/10/2011
From The Torch Dominion High School Sterling, VA
Being a senior at Dominion has its advantages: sitting outside during lunch, exemption from final exams, closer parking spots. And next year, seniors will have the opportunity to be exempt from Titan
New bill calls for an earlier first day of school
Updated on 3/4/2011
From Athens Oracle Athens Drive High School Raleigh, NC
NC House Bill 94 is a proposition that would enable local school boards more flexibility with when to start and end the school year.
Shopping season begins earlier
Updated on 1/18/2011
From The Lone Star Dispatch James A. Bowie High School Austin, TX
The winter holiday season has been squeezing its way further into fall, with Santa's sleigh arriving at the mall right after Halloween this year.
Earlier school hours take away from teenagers' needed sleep
Updated on 12/17/2010
From The Viper Vibe Felix Varela Senior High School Miami, FL
Most high schools around the United States start at around 7:30 a.m., leaving teenagers nodding off in the morning. Delaying the high school schedule just by half an hour would be beneficial to studen
LAUSD Will Begin School Earlier Next Year
Updated on 12/17/2010
From The Oarsman Venice High School Los Angeles, CA
There are no real arguments against starting the school year earlier. The few objections were raised by parents this summer – that the weather is too hot in August – are trivial at best.
Back to School...Even Earlier
Updated on 11/18/2010
From The Spartan Broad Run High School Ashburn, VA
The Loudoun County School Board agreed to change the school calendar so that now student academics commence before Labor Day for the 2011-2012 school year.
School Year Begins Earlier
Updated on 8/8/2010
From The Pearl Post Daniel Pearl Magnet High School Van Nuys, CA
Summer vacation will be shorter as the new school year begins Aug. 16 for Daniel Pearl Magnet High School (DPMHS) and other schools in the valley.
Softball season ends earlier than expected
Updated on 5/26/2010
From The Viking Voice Coeur D'Alene High School Coeur D Alene, ID
The varsity softball team lost against Lake City May 14 3-0. CHS had won the two previous games against Lake City so that was the most disappointing according to Jessica Ball, junior. "The game
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Looking for fun ways to celebrate the Christmas season without all the sugar?
Cacao Snowman
Colin used our now-favorite Cacao Almond Ball Recipe to create this Frosty Friend. He used goji berries for mittens!
Chocolate Carrot Cake
Brandon adapted this Carrot Cake Recipe using cultured butter and cacao powder for the frosting. He used stevia in place of sugar.
Santa Berries
I tried these Santa Berries recently using cream kefir and coconut cream for the "frosting." The recipe can be found at HandPicked Nation.
With treats like these, who needs Figgy Pudding or Roasted Marshmallows?
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
2 comments:
Love the mittens!!! Made yummy Andy Balls (which look like snow balls if you roll in fine dried coconut) with fermented dates, almonds, walnuts, and goji--so tasty.
- December 20, 2012 at 1:48 PM
Thank you, Andrea. We're learning today the hard way brownie frosting has high maltose corn syrup, made with fungal alpha amylase which comes from aspergillus oryzal. Diet is critical to fungal hypersensitivity.
- December 24, 2012 at 7:18 AM
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