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Reinvent your Small Kitchen to a Compact Version of Kitchen
Are you one of those desperate people who need some cooking happening in the food front and some cooking happening in the gossip front? But you are not able to perform the task of gossip to the core as your kitchen is so full of some or the other thing and secondly it is quite small as only one thing can happen at a time. So what is it that you do, simply start cooking without uttering a word and just cook and cook?
Another factor is that you face a crunch when you would need a help of someone else in your kitchen but happily no one comes to help you as your kitchen is small and they probably do not get enough space where they can stand and offer their help for you. So what is the next thing that you need to do to solve these issues? One is that you compromise on the existing factor and just move on with the case and second is that you act smartly and find a solution? So what is that solution?
The solution is that you need to get the right kitchen furniture so that like your old furniture it does not consume unwanted space and instead would give you a new set up where you get happy cooking hours and happy bonding hours. With a little bit of creativity you can get a lot of space where you can move around, share a chit chat over a cuppa coffee and do a lot of other things other than just cooking.
This will help you in deciding on what type of furniture you can get for your kitchen which will solve your problems. So that it becomes a warm place where you and others have plenty of space to move around else unknowingly you will be imposing a right on all the tables, kitchen countertops or your quartz countertops and other furniture's. If you have a table just at the center of the kitchen then obviously it would restrict any kind of free movement so go for bistro tables and chairs. They are those tables that can be easily pulled in and out from under the countertops. These kitchen countertops and quartz countertops can be used as tables after the food preparation has finished.
Try to maximize on the vertical space and never install overall cabinets always try to install cabinets that are shelved ones inside the wall and are not coming outside. So that vertical space is saved for you to breathe. They will give you an additional facility to store and in the top most shelves you can keep those utensils that would be used rarely. You can also maximize the usage of the kitchen countertops and quartz countertops by keeping various important utensils or things on top of it. So maintain your kitchen so that you make others too work in your kitchen rather than you just slogging out in your kitchen.
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Park Hotel Barcelona is in the stylish El Born district, a minute's walk from França Station. Guests planning to soak up the sun will find the beaches and cafés of La Barceloneta 1 km away. For culture, it's a 5-minute walk to the Picasso Museum and just a little farther to Barcelona Cathedral.
Great Location!
Pros: cute hotel in excellent Location in el born close to the beach. Basic rooms but who wants to stay inside in Barcelona anyway.
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We are in high flu season at this time.
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Conservation programs will only be successful and effective if they are relevant and supported by citizens. Conservation experts are increasingly recognizing this and trying to place it higher on their agendas. Earlier this year IUCN and the Quebec-Labrador Foundation/Atlantic Centre for the Environment held a training session on civic engagement in nature conservation. It took place in Knin, Croatia, within the Environment for People of the Dinaric Arc project.
The training introduced the participants of the cross-border project sites of the Dinaric Arc region to the concept of civic engagement in natural resource management and inspired them to take responsibility for the environment they live in. The training emphasized the benefits of civic engagement, proving it to be a valuable approach to sustaining rural communities and their traditional landscapes in transboundary protected areas. It provided representatives from civil society groups, the national parks administration, municipalities and local communities with many useful methods of civic engagement. Among these methods were facilitation, communication, consultation, idea generation, prioritization, collaboration, and personal connection to natural landscapes. Participants learned from examples of civic engagement in protected landscape areas from other regions of the world such as North America, where this is a commonly used method.
For more information please contact Veronika Ferdinandova, Biodiversity Project Officer at IUCN Programme Office for South Eastern Europe.


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By Ronnie Nathanielsz
ALA Promotions president Michael Aldeguer insists that WBO light flyweight champion Donnie Nietes (30-1-3, 16 KO's) isn't scared of Roman Gonzalez (32-0, 27 KO's) and was ready to face him some time ago after ALA Promotions was contacted by Solar Sports regarding a possible unification bout in September or October.
Aldeguer released an exchange of communications between Paolo Diaz of Solar Sports and ALA Promotions vice president Dennis Canete after Nicaragua's undefeated WBA world champion Gonzalez claimed in a story on boxingscene.com that he wanted to face Nietes on the undercard of the Brian Viloria-Hernan "Tyson" Marquez fight card at the Home Depot Center in Carson City, California but that Nietes "was afraid."
Boxingscene.com quoted Gonzalez with the following - "My attorneys told me they would not take the fight and that's cowardice because months ago I made a public challenge and when he gets the opportunity to fight, he ran."
Nietes camp was furious at the statement by Gonzalez with PR Director Chad Canares pointing out that Nietes had - "gone to Mexico three times to defend his minimumweight title and beat his Mexican challenger in their own hometowns."
Canares said - "to claim that Nietes is afraid is an insult to Filipino champions led by eight division world champion Manny Pacquiao, four-division world champion Nonito "The Filipino Flash" Donaire, two division world champion and current WBO flyweight champion Brian Viloria and IBF light flyweight champion Johnriel Casimero who braved rioting fans in Argentina to win the title with a 10th round TKO of Luis Lazarte."
In an email to Canares last July 4, Diaz said - "I've been asked to see if Donnie Nietes and ALA Promotions are interested in a unification bout with Roman Gonzalez (WBA). The tentative date would be sometime at the end of September/early October and the venue would probably be in the Los Angeles area. Solar will be co-promoting the event. Let me now if possible negotiations can begin."
ALA Promotions vice president for Marketing/Business Development Chad Canares replied to Diaz on July 6 telling him "it would be great if you can enlighten us with details of the said unification bout so we could review it."
Aldeguer told BoxingScene/Manila Standard they had informed Solar Sports that Nietes was "definitely interested in fighting Gonzalez because we have been waiting for this kind of fight for Donnie for the past few years. But they (Solar Sports) never got back to us."


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No more silo mentality in an ivory tower. The university needs to share its knowledge with the community.
Start or finish your degree programme at Aarhus University.
Find your way around Aarhus University's locations in Aarhus. Search by building numbers or addresses and see where the different units are located.
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My research focuses primarily on environmental policy analyses and environmental governance. E.g. through analyses of the effectiveness of environmental policies and policy instruments - and both through European and national research projects. Often my research focus is on effects on target groups. In collaboration with colleagues and partners I have received funding for >30 national and international research projects. In the EU FP7 project - Bottom-up Climate Adaptation Strategies towards a Sustainable Europe (BASE) - we were e.g. through case studies in a number of European countries analysing facilitators of, and barriers to, climate adaptation. In an ongoing project under EU Horizon 2020, DECISIVE (2016-20), we will analyse how to increase recycling and recovery of urban household waste. In another EU FP7 project - Evaluating Economic Policy Instruments for Sustainable Water Management in Europe (EPI WATER) we analysed the effectiveness and efficiency of economic policy instruments in achieving EU water policy goals. In 2016-17, I analysed experiences with green taxes in Sweden and Denmark for EU's DG Environment. Another ongoing research project for the EU Baltic Sea Region Programme - Coherent policies and governance of the Baltic Sea Ecosystems (Go4Baltic) – started in 2015. I have been collaborating with >50 research institutions/consultancies across Europe. In a Danish context, I have e.g. been part of several research projects under the Danish Environmental Protection Agency's Pesticide Research Programme – for two of which I have been the project manager. Two of the most recent projects have been centered on identifying barriers at target group level – e.g. by analysing farmers' motivations and examining whether these motivations are well matched to incentives embedded in Danish pesticide policy instruments. An additional field of interest is stakeholder/public participation in environmental policy processes. A theme which was e.g. analysed in the Waterpraxis project for the European Union's Baltic Sea Region Programme. Finally, I teach environmental policy at Aarhus University and water policy implementation at the Graduate University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
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NHL ROUNDUP Sunday's game
Ducks 3, Kings 2, SO
LOS ANGELES -- Ryan Getzlaf faked backup goalie Mathieu Garon and scored the winning goal in the fifth round of a shootout. Getzlaf skated slowly toward Garon and faked to the right before pausing and going left, catching Garon sprawled flat on the ice for the Ducks, who won their third straight and are off to the best start in franchise history. Alexander Frolov struck first for the Kings in the shootout, beating Jean-Sebastien Giguere through his pads. Teemu Selanne answered for Anaheim, going top shelf on Garon's left side before Getzlaf settled things in the fifth round. Giguere earned his fifth victory, stopping 29 shots in regulation and the five-minute overtime.
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Ready your wallets kids, March is a big one! The Amazing Spider-Man will make its way to the Wii U, and prepackaged with a lot of extras.
The Ultimate Edition will retail for a discounted price of $39.99, and will include every bit of DLC currently available on the other consoles, as well as a few sweet extras.
- Stan Lee Adventure Pack – Completely voiced by the Spider-Man creator himself, you'll play as Stan Lee and web-sling through NYC in an amazing race across the city. Take on Spidey's powers as you wall crawl, web rush, and swing across Manhattan to collect the missing pages of Stan "The Man's" latest script. Collect all the pages and unlock a surprise reward!
- Lizard Rampage Pack – Take control of Dr. Connors' terrifying alter-ego in a race against time as you rampage through the streets as Lizard to defeat Oscorp guards.
- Rhino Challenge – Rampage through NYC as the unstoppable Rhino and cause as much destruction as possible before the timer runs out! The more damage you inflict, the more bonus points you earn as you build momentum ramming through taxis and cars!
- Oscorp Search and Destroy Pack – Includes 2 mini-games through Spider-Man's in-game cell phone.
- New suits, including the Vigilante suit from The Amazing Spider-Man movie and the Classic Spider-Man suit from the Raimi trilogy.
Additional Wii U Exclusive Features:
- Transform the Wii U™ GamePad with the Oscorp OsPhone – Access Spidey's in-game cell phone via the GamePad to accept new challenges, navigate the city, and manage his upgrades.
- Off-screen Mode lets users swap instantly between playing on the big screen and the GamePad whenever they choose.
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The Magazine
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Private Matters
A new push to rein in the tabloids has British reporters on edge
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One of the biggest scandals to engulf the British press since princess Diana's death began with a trivial bit of... More
The Uncle Sam Solution
Can the government help the press? Should it?
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This past spring, the Columbia Journalism Review convened a panel of top editors and a media investor to discuss the... More
Play (Hard!) Ball
Why the sports beat must evolve
By Robert Weintraub Sep 25, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Last summer, celebrity sports columnist Jay Mariotti of the Chicago Sun-Times wrote the latest in a series of articles denigrating... More
The Nonprofit Road
It's paved not with gold, but with good journalism
By Charles Lewis Sep 13, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Never has there been a greater need for independent, original, credible information about our complex society and the world at... More
How Healthy Is Men's Health?
A shovelful of sugar helps the medicine go down
By Christopher Hanson Sep 6, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Something is radically wrong in American medicine when even the 2008 Republican presidential candidates start debating the merits of universal... More
The (Josh) Marshall Plan
Break news, connect the dots, stay small
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To get to the newsroom of Talking Points Media in lower Manhattan, you need to visit a pungent block of... More
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Goodbye to All That
The decline of the coverage of books isn't new, benign, or necessary
By Steve Wasserman Aug 31, 2007 at 09:00 AM
The health of a society is always best measured by how it treats its weakest and most vulnerable citizens. The... More
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Glass Half Full
While journalism's job pool shrinks, j-school enrollments expand
By Jarrett Renshaw Oct 25, 2007 at 09:00 AM
The U.S. newspaper industry has suffered thousands of job losses since the turn of the century, creating a sense of... More
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PBS's tailored documentary
By Megan Garber Oct 18, 2007 at 09:00 AM
It's fitting that Six Days in June—the documentary film reexamining the 1967 war that was a crucible for today's Arab-Israeli... More
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A veteran editor trades the corner office for the newsroom floor
By Terry A. Dalton Oct 16, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Sarah Liebowitz was nervous. In the smallish newsroom of the Concord Monitor in New Hampshire in June, a new reporter... More
Darts and Laurels
Dart to The Oregonian
Send tips and comments to email@example.com
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Dart to The Oregonian for rolling over an obvious mathematical mistake, and thereby opening up otherwise admirable reporting to attack.... More
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What Journalism Can't Do
In covering catastrophe, how can journalism make a difference?
By Michael Schudson & Tony Dokoupil Oct 4, 2007 at 09:00 AM
Suppose you volunteer to participate in a psychological experiment. You answer a set of questions and receive a small cash... More
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When I left a reporting job at The Washington Post several years ago, I lost an institution I loved—not to... More
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In 1995, as newspapers were beginning to grapple with the seismic structural shift of digital technology, the late James Carey... More
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Where newspapers fall short, news books continue to succeed
By Elisabeth Sifton Oct 2, 2007 at 09:00 AM
When William Russell telegraphed his reports from the Crimean War to The Times of London in 1854, English readers learned... More
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One morning last year, not long after the publication of my first book, Absolute Convictions, I paid what turned out... More
New survey reveals everything you think about freelancing is true - Data from Project Word quantifies challenges of freelance investigative reporting
Why one editor won't run any more op-eds by the Heritage Foundation's top economist - A reply to Paul Krugman on state taxes and job growth made some incorrect claims
Why we 'stave off' colds - It all started with wine
The New Republic, then and now - Tallying the staff turnover at the overhauled magazine
Why serious journalism can coexist with audience-pleasing content - Legacy media organizations should experiment with digital platforms while continuing to publish hard news
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Showdown over the future of independent documentaries at PBS (2)
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Email blasts from CJR writers and editors
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"Bloom engaged in an increasingly popular style of writing, which I've discussed on my blog before, which I call "feelings journalism." It involves a writer making an argument based on what they imagine someone else is thinking, what they feel may be another person's feelings. The realm of fact, of reporting, has been left behind."
Things a war correspondent should never say (WSJ)
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The joyful, bloody media circus of bringing down Brian Williams (Bloomberg)
"In the media, we eat our own for sport"
On WaPo trying to interview a cow (National Journal)
"'I wasn't milked on the White House lawn by a strange man,' The Washington Post—the venerable institution that would later come to break the Watergate scandal and win 48 Pulitzers—quoted her, a farm animal, as saying"
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Bobbi's Low-Carb Breakfast Casserole with Egg, Cheese, and Green Chiles
Bobbi's Low-Carb Breakfast Casserole with Egg, Cheese, and Green Chiles
(Before you make this you may want to read Basic Instructions and Recipes for Low-Carb Breakfast Casseroles which has instructions for different sizes of pans and ingredient options for this type of breakfast casserole.)
12 eggs
2 cups cottage cheese, rinsed and drained well
2 cups grated cheddar cheese
(Use full-fat or low-fat cottage cheese and cheese, whichever you prefer)
1 can (4 oz.) diced green chiles
1/4 cup green onions, sliced, plus a little more for garnish if desired
1 can pitted black olives, drained and sliced (6 oz. can)
2 tsp. Spike seasoning (optional; use any all-purpose seasoning that's good on eggs)
salt/pepper to taste
Preheat oven to 375F/190C. Put cottage cheese in a fine-mesh strainer and rinse well with cold water, then let drain. Slice the green onions and drain and slice the olives.
Spray 9″ x 13″ glass or crockery casserole dish with olive oil or nonstick spray. Layer the drained cottage cheese, grated cheese, green onion, green chiles with juice, and sliced olives in the casserole dish.
Beat eggs and pour over the ingredients in the casserole dish. Stir gently with fork to be sure cheese/vegetable mixture is evenly distributed in eggs; then season with Spike Seasoning, salt, and fresh-ground black pepper. Bake 35-40 minutes, or until eggs are completely set and top is slightly browned.
Serve hot with toppings like guacamole, sour cream, salsa or Green Tabasco Sauce to add at the table if desired.
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In Memory of
Walter C. Asbell Sr.
January 22, 1924 - April 25, 2012
W.C. Asbell, Sr.
MACON- W. C. (Walter Charles) Asbell, Sr., passed away Wednesday, April 25, 2012 at his residence at Magnolia Manor. A celebration of his life will be held at 11A.M., Saturday at Snow's Memorial Chapel, Pio Nono Avenue with burial in Macon Memorial Park with Military Honors. The Rev. Joe Bowker will officiate. The family will meet friends from 6P.M. until 8P.M., Friday at the funeral home. They suggest that those who wish may make memorial donations to Berean Baptist Church Mission Fund, 5151 Columbus Road, Macon, GA 31206 or to Gideons International Macon Camp East, P. O. Box 5718, Macon, GA 31208.
Mr. Asbell was preceded in death in 2002 by his wife of fifty-seven years, Dorothy Sanders Asbell. A lifelong resident of Macon, he was the son of the late Walter Asbell and Nellie Stinson Asbell Hill. Mr. Asbell served with the 48th Infantry of the U. S. Army during World War II and was the recipient of the Bronze Star. He was an aircraft mechanic retired from Robins Air Force Base and also retired from the Bibb County Board of Education Transportation Department. -Mr. Asbell was a 32nd Degree Mason, had been a member of Rutland Masonic Lodge and was a charter member of Berean Baptist Church where he was a member of the Heritage Sunday School Class. He was happiest spending time with his family camping and fishing. A gifted automotive mechanic, for many years he could be found in his backyard repairing vehicles belonging to relatives and friends. He was the father of the late Gary W. Asbell and John A. Asbell.
Beloved husband, brother, father and grandfather, he will be missed by those he loved most, his sons, Charles (Trisha) Asbell of Gray and David O. Asbell of Macon; his grandchildren, Chuck Asbell of Byron, Chris Asbell and Melinda Shepherd of New Jersey and Tyler (Britney) Asbell of Kathleen; his "adopted daughter," Tina Pence; four great grandchildren; brother and sister-in-law, Andy and Verbia Asbell of Macon; sister, Mildred Ruth Smith of Macon; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Howard and Marguerite Flohra of Las Vegas; several nieces and nephews.
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Snow's Memorial Chapel Funeral and Cremation Services, Pio Nono Avenue has charge of arrangements.
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First Look: Rachel Roy Spring 2013 Presentation
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So I just came back from the Rachel Roy Spring 2013 Presentation and although I didn't have my good camera with me, I snapped a few Instagram shots so I could show you guys some of my favorite looks from the collection. I'm OBSESSED with this season's collection. From the bright pops of neon to the mixed prints and and functional silhouettes, Rachel Roy showed a wearable yet standout collection.
Here are a few of my favorite looks:
This Skull and Bird Abstract Spotted Print Crepe de Chine Caftan was one of the first to catch my eyes. From the amazing mix of prints to the flattering silhouette. This one's a spring/summer staple.
It's not a spring collection without a pop of color. Loved this Nectar Knit Cardigan with piping.
So remember on NYFW Day 1 when I gushed about taking the leap into mixing prints? Rachel Roy makes it look so easy! I love this look featuring the Abstract Geo Print Crepe De Chine Blazer, Peony and Champagne Knit Cardigan, and the Geo Tile Print Crepe De Chine Short.
I would LIVE in this Geo Tile Print Crepe De Chine Palazzo Jumpsuit for spring. It's lightweight, and the perfect 70's print to pair with a curly 'fro and wedges. Love, love love.
And these are no doubt red carpet stunners for the spring season. I could totally see Solange in the Flax Linen Asymmetric Soft Peplum Dress with Peony Raffia Edge on the right.
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Hello family and friends, and if you're reading this letter in its back corner of the Internet, you certainly qualify. I hope this letter finds you in good spirits and good health.
It's the end of 2013, and what a year it's been.
I turned 44 this year and scheduled that medical exam. You know the one. The one where everyone in the exam room is trying to act overly casual, but would prefer to be literally anywhere else. Everything was going fine until, mid-way through, the doctor said: "That Wisconsin Lottery commercial! That's where I know you from!" I nearly took his finger off.
As you'll all remember, last year I quit my day job to dance full time. Needless to say, I wasn't in The Nutcracker this year. Booo! But I did land a gig cage dancing at a club called El Casa Chorizo. The regulars have even given me the nickname: "Diablo Blanco." It doesn't pay well, but at least it's demeaning.
Thank God for my Amy. Not a day goes by I don't thank my lucky stars that she agreed to marry me. I'm so proud of her. In addition to being a superhero, ridding the city of crime with her magic drawstring backpack and unique brand of vigilante justice, she still finds time to make great money with her Proactive® Direct Marketing Sales business.
The little girl keeps sprouting teeth. By our count, she's up to 45. She's smart as a whip, but we can't let her go outside much on account of how many birds he kills.
We finally found Grandma Jenkins. You'll remember that she wandered off last year. At first we thought something terrible had happened, but it turns out she opened a massage parlor in Sturgis, South Dakota.
Princess had puppies. Which was odd because she's a cat.
Uncle Jim successfully started that new religion he's been working on, but I think he's going to have a hard time convincing people to worship a God named "Randy."
You know, "Same Old, Same Old."
Happy 2014!


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The El Paso County Sheriff has made an arrest in a sex assault case that had gone cold.
The incident involves a 17-year-old male victim and, the suspect, a 34-year-old woman who works on the cafeteria staff at the juvenile's high school in Falcon School District 49.
Tonya Harris, 34, was arrested Thursday for allegedly giving alcohol to minors and having sexual contact with the boy at a party in November 2012, according to a news release from the sheriff's office.
There were few leads at the time of the initial report, which caused the case to go cold, according to authorities.
However, the investigation resumed last week when a tip was received Aug. 16 through SAFE2TELL, according to the release.
That information lead to Harris' arrest.
Harris is being held on a $3,000 bond for sexual assault on a child by one in a position of trust and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, according to the release.
Falcon School District 49 said in a statement that it was cooperating with the investigation and that Harris had been on administrative leave since the initial investigation. A special meeting has been scheduled to discuss terminating her employment.
Ryan Parker: 303-954-2409, email@example.com or twitter.com/ryanparkerdp


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As I was going through headlines this morning, I came across a tragic story on USAToday.com. Last night, a mother in Newburgh, NY, drove her minivan, loaded with her four children (ages 10, 5, 2 and 11 months) into the Hudson River after a domestic incident in her home. The 10-year-old son managed to escape the vehicle after it went into the water, but his mother and siblings perished. More details about the story are being slowly released as they come to light. What the domestic dispute was about hasn't been revealed, but in cases such as this, when a person commits suicide and takes her … [Read more...]
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Mom On Mom Intolerance: Uncool
I'm probably going to take some hits for this, but I can't contain myself. Growing up half-Mexican, half-Hungarian has left a bad taste in my mouth for all things intolerant. Even in the 21st century, there are still those who feel that half-breed blood is tainted in one way or another. So, having a pasty complexion with a clearly Hispanic last name has been the cause of more than a few odd looks and even some unfriendly comments throughout my lifetime. I'm stating for the record that I'm proud of my roots. All of them. In fact, I celebrate my own genetic diversity as well as that of my … [Read more...]
Anne's Story
This weeks' Mama's Story Wednesday post comes from my pal, Anne. We met via the Twittersphere and became fast friends. She's a fabulous photographer (check out her blog), a funny mama, and oh so clever. She friggin' cracks me up. When she told me she'd like to share her story, I jumped at the chance. Thank you, Anne, for sharing with us all. And now... Anne's story... I'm a big fan of Jessi's. I love her writing style – it's a perfect combination of smart, funny and eloquent. A few weeks ago, I checked out her blog and noticed her feature focusing on mom stories. Prior to this point, I … [Read more...]


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Edith shared this recipe with me, and be both decided to try it. She used the bread flour that the recipe calls for and I used all-purpose flour. The results were not that different. She had a more compact solid bread, and mine was a bit crumbly and seemed to be a bit spongier. The consistency of this bread is not as we expected it to be, like bread. It doesn't have the consistency of cake either, but it was delicious. You can add walnuts, or almonds to it if you want. The first picture is my rendition of the bread, made with all-purpose flour and the second one is Edith's version with bread flour.
Chocolate Bread
Recipe from David Lebovitz
One 9-inch (23 cm) loaf
¾ cup whole or low-fat milk, heated until just tepid
1 envelope active dry yeast (¼ ounce, or 2 ¼ teaspoons)
6 tablespoons sugar
4 tablespoons butter, salted or unsalted
3 ounces (85 g) bittersweet or semisweet chocolate, coarsely chopped
1 ½ teaspoon instant coffee or espresso powder (optional)
1 large egg
½ teaspoon vanilla extract
¾ teaspoon sea salt
2 cups bread flour
¼ cup unsweetened Dutch-process cocoa powder
¾ cup chocolate chips or coarsely chopped bittersweet or semisweet chocolate
½ cup toasted pecans, walnuts, almonds, or hazelnuts, coarsely chopped (optional)
- In the bowl of a stand mixer or in a large bowl, sprinkle the yeast over the milk. Add one tablespoon sugar, then set aside in a warm place for 10 to 15 minutes, until bubbles form on the surface.
- While the yeast is activating, in a small saucepan, melt the butter and 3 ounces chocolate over a pan of barely simmering water. Stir occasionally, until the chocolate is melted and the mixture is smooth. Remove from heat.
- Once the yeast mixture is frothy, mix in the remaining sugar, the instant coffee (if using), the egg, vanilla, and sea salt.
- Stir in half the flour and cocoa powder, then the melted butter and chocolate, then the remaining flour mixture, stirring until well-incorporated. If using a stand mixer, attach the dough hook and beat for five minutes, until smooth. If making by hand, mix vigorously with a flexible spatula for the same amount of time. The dough will seem quite moist, resembling sticky brownie batter when ready.
- Cover the bowl and let rise in a warm place for 2 hours.
- Butter a 9-inch loaf pan.
- Stir in the chopped chocolate and nuts, if using. Then use a spatula to fold the dough over on itself in the bowl for about thirty seconds, then transfer it to the buttered pan, pressing a bit to spread it to the corners. Let rise in a warm place for one hour.
- Ten minutes before you're ready to bake the bread, preheat the oven to 350ºF (175ºC.)
- Bake the bread for 35 to 40 minutes, until it feels done and sounds hollow when you tap it. You can stick an instant-read thermometer in the bottom if you're unsure; the bread is done when the temperature reads 180ºF (82Cº).
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Vive la France!
The ongoing comedramedary that is electoral politics has entered its next season, as the French presidential elections have completed their first round of combat. As expected, right-wing hate fear fascist nazi Hitler Trump white privilege patriarch poopyhead Marine Le Pen has made it to the second round, as has "centrist" Emmanuel Macron, an international banker and former member of the Socialist Party. No points for guessing which one George Soros is paying college students to riot for. Further research: what does "antifascistes" mean in French? It is a mystery!
Macron is expected to mop the floor with Le Pen in the runoff, and this is not predicted to be anything like the way Hillary Clinton mopped the floor with Donald Trump, nor the way "remain" mopped the floor with "leave" in the British EU vote I still refuse to call "Brexit" because honestly that's hideous. We all know that the two things that are always and everywhere honest and correct are elections and electoral polls, so I'm sure that will remain the case.


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Ultrabooks are sleek and fast, and they're getting faster all the time. Meanwhile, an increasing number of vendors are building and marketing them. The evolution of ultrabooks was on the agenda at Monday's lineup of XChange presentations, and a sizable crowd gathered to hear an Intel representative discuss what developments we can expect next.
"It's sometimes hard to believe that ultrabooks were first announced only about a year ago at Comdex," said David Bradshaw, a marketing manager at Intel, which spearheads the specifications around what can be defined as an ultrabook. "They started hitting the shelves in October of last year, and we're already starting to see a third generation of these devices becoming available to both businesses and consumers."
[Related: CRN's Exclusive Coverage Of XChange 2012]
According to Bradshaw, the latest versions are more than 20 percent faster than their predecessors, and they are delivered in a form factor that is even more slender than they were before. Battery life typically ranges from five to eight hours. And, if the device cannot reawaken itself from sleep mode in seven seconds or less, the manufacturers are not even allowed to label the device as an ultrabook.
"There are more than 110 designs on the market today, coming from a wide range of vendors including Toshiba, HP, Lenovo, Dell and Asus, just to name a few."
Bradshaw expects the popularity of these product lines to increase even further after October's projected launch of Windows 8. Intel anticipates that the combination of Windows 8 with the ultrabook specifications will provide great synergy, yielding crisper visuals, increased responsiveness and tighter integration with applications.
The appreciative crowd was clearly excited as Bradshaw held a drawing for no less than three ultrabooks that were given to audience members at the event.
XChange 2012 continues for the rest of the week in Dallas, Texas.


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A late rally was not enough for the Imps to bring any points back to Lincoln as they succumbed to a 2-1 defeat at Chesterfield.
Match preview: Chesterfield v. Imps
Lincoln City travel to the newly constructed b2net Stadium to take on Chesterfield in League Two on Saturday. Bradley King previews the match.


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This was such a fun recipe to create!
Creating great recipes is a powerful cocktail of science, creativity, and luck. I happen to be a nerd who loves science but in my kid years I was actually quite the little artist, even winning a few national art contests. Then I grew up and fell in love with science; the artistic side of me shrank away and I kind of missed it.
A wonderful thing happened 6 years ago: our family went gluten free. I know many would think I'm nuts for thinking that a daughter & husband diagnosed with celiac plus the discovery of my own gluten intolerance is a positive thing. Oh, but it was and it is. Because of that diagnosis we're healthy now. My daughter is growing. My husband no longer has headaches. I'm no longer itchy. And I found this amazing marriage of science and art that is called baking and has become my calling.
The recipes on these pages are my art. No, not the photographs. I do the best I can with those because I so badly want people to make and enjoy my recipes. The actual recipes are the art. Often I know what the final product is but not how to get there – that's when creativity and science need to blend, and the process will come to me in a flash – a light bulb moment.
That's how these gluten free english muffins finally came about. After a few trials of baking hockey pucks an idea struck and I discovered how to achieve the right texture. I had nooks and crannies! After all you can't have a proper english muffin without all the nooks and crannies to hold your butter and jam.
They still needed that sourdough taste I remembered. This is where the science came in. Guess how they originally made english muffins? They made the dough at night then left it to rise until the morning. When dough "over rises" it begins to ferment slightly and you end up with a sourdough taste!!
The hardest part of this recipe is waiting the necessary 8 hours for it to rise and rest. If you don't care if your english muffins have that sourdough taste, you can absolutely let the batter rise 30 minutes and then go ahead and cook them. For authentic taste the overnight rise is essential.
There have been questions about shaping the dough. The dough (batter really) looks impossibly wet and therefore intimidating. So to help you out I took a quick video the other morning of the process with the help of my 9 year old son (hence the way too close to my face for that early in the morning shot lol).
- 1 packet yeast
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- ⅔ cup tapioca starch
- 1⅓ cup white rice flour
- ½ teaspoon xanthan gum
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1½ cups buttermilk
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- Gluten free cornmeal for handling, shaping, and dusting
- In mixing bowl, warm ½ cup water to 120 degrees and combine with yeast and sugar. Set aside to proof for 10 minutes.
- In small bowl whisk together tapioca starch, rice flour, xanthan gum, baking powder, baking soda, and salt.
- Gently heat the buttermilk in the microwave just enough to make it lukewarm (if you heat it too much it will curdle and separate). Pour buttermilk and olive oil into yeast. With mixer running on low pour in the dry ingredients. Mix just until combined.
- Cover bowl and set on the counter, not in the fridge, overnight or at least 8 hours.
- Lightly grease and preheat a griddle to 300 degrees. Preheat oven to 325 degrees and have a baking sheet at the ready.
- Pour ½ - 1 cup cornmeal into a pie plate. Using an ice cream scoop, scoop out a ball of batter, plop it into the cornmeal, and using your hands cover it completely in cornmeal.
- With confidence, scoop the batter glob into your hands. Gently toss it back and forth between your hands, shaping it into a slightly flattened ball. Slide on to the preheated griddle. Do the same with the rest of the batter.
- Cook 10-15 minutes until the english muffin is toasted on one side, then flip with a spatula and cook another 10-15 minutes on the other side. The slow cooking is what gives them their nooks and crannies. Once they are toasted on both sides, set them on the baking sheet, and bake in preheated oven until done. Mine took 20-30 minutes in the oven but it's going to depend on how done they got on the griddle so your time could be shorter or longer.
- Cool completely. Use a fork to split the english muffins. I suggest splitting all the english muffins then storing in an airtight container in the fridge or freezer for the most longevity.


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The Laughlin House has been passed down and enjoyed by our family for four generations. In fact, we still vacation there every year! In our family, the home is a magical place where we can go to relax, unwind and make wonderful memories. We love being able to share our home and our love of Stone Harbor with other families as they make their own vacation memories.
The Laughlin House offers both the modern comforts and amenities of a newer house and the classic grandeur and charm of an historic island home. Between the home's unique features, the convenience of its location, the spaciousness of the property, and all of the amenities we offer, you are sure to give your family a truly one-of-a-kind vacation with memories that will last a lifetime!
• Our awesome game room is perfect for rainy days, featuring pinball machines, a Mega-Touch machine, basketball game and traditional board games like Monopoly, Clue and Life.
• Have you seen the backyard? The Laughlin House sits on a 9,900 square foot property and features one of the largest, private backyard areas on the island with a beautifully-lit gazebo; great for outdoor dining, sun bathing, games or just relaxing.
• The Laughlin House is designed for the entire extended family to be together, but with separate living and dining areas for individuals or small groups to have quiet time.
• The 5,000 square foot house features 8 large bedrooms and 3 large living areas – we promise you won't feel crowded here!
• The downstairs features a large living room area that is perfect for meetings or gatherings.
• Five pull-out sofa beds, seven twin beds and four queen beds provide ample sleeping space for large groups or families.
• Centrally-located at the Jersey Shore less than 3 miles from the Wildwood boardwalk, less than 10 miles from historic Cape May and less than 20 miles from Ocean City – tons to do and tons to see!
• Located only 1.5 blocks from the beach, listen closely – you can hear the ocean!
• Our house is within walking distance to 96th Street, Stone Harbor's incredible downtown shopping area featuring tons of great stores and restaurants.
• The Laughlin House is located on a quiet street allowing for a peaceful vacation away from the hustle and bustle.
• Family-owned, rented and managed property, making rentals easy and hassle-free.
• Private parking is available on the property, as well as abundant free public parking in front of the home.
• Three kitchens (yes, three!), make cooking large meals for a crowd more convenient.
• Gas and charcoal grills making outdoor cooking easy.
• Free Internet access through wi-fi.
• Cable television in all 8 bedrooms and 3 living room areas.
• Central Air Conditioning provided throughout the house.
The mansion was originally designed by my grandmother Helen V. Laughlin and built by my grandfather John S. Laughlin who moved to Stone Harbor in 1939 and ran a general store on 96th Street from 1939-1984. Helen taugh school on the island and John sat on the town's Board of education for many years.
At the time construction was completed in 1956, the home was the largest residence on the island. My family has over 50 years experience caring for the property and making sure that our guests enjoy the best experience possible during their stay in our home. To that extent, the house continues to this day to be fully occupied each year during the summer season and we enjoy that each year as much as 80% of our guests return guests each year.
Randy Fickett purchased this house in 1956
The mansion was originally designed by my grandmother Helen V. Laughlin and built by my grandfather John S. Laughlin who moved to Stone Harbor in 1939 and ran a general store on 96th Street from 1939-1984. Helen taugh school on the island and John sat on the town's Board of education for many years.
At the time construction was completed in 1956, the home was the largest residence on the island. My family has over 50 years experience caring for the property and making sure that our guests enjoy the best experience possible during their stay in our home. To that extent, the house continues to this day to be fully occupied each year during the summer season and we enjoy that each year as much as 80% of our guests return guests each year.
Stone Harbor has been fortunate enough to have been listed as one of the top 10 beach destinations on the east coast as well as received multiple awards year after year for shopping, recreation and leisure, and fine dining experiences.
- 24 beautifully furnished rooms within a 5000 sq ft living area.
- 8 fully furnished bedrooms & 4.5 bathrooms.
- 4.5 baths plus a heated outside shower.
- 3 separate kitchens - 1 downstairs and 2 private kitchens upstairs.
- 2 separate Laundry rooms
- 1 Included Free Access to our Arcade Gameroom.
- A completely free arcade game room facility.
- Two upstairs sunrooms w/ french balconeys.
- Our large, central livingroom
- Two separate Large-Outdoor Fully furnished patios
- The Evening Patio
- The Sun Patio
- House-wide Intercom System
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- In home, 'No waiting' check-In w/ a tour of the home for any last-minute questions.
- Beach Tags included w/ guest agreemnt for replacement.
This comment was added to our Guest Comment Book in the house and is stated exactly as written by the guest.
I met my best friend, Daniele at the age of 8 in 1978. Since then we have had our children, seen each other through marriages, divorce, new beginnings + sad endings. Here we are together 29 years later sharing your special home with any of our own children + husbands. thank you for creating this special place where she + i created new memories that will last us through the next 29 years.
With Thanks,
T. A. Wood
I just came home today from a week-long stay at the Laughlin House, and it was the perfect vacation. I went with a group of 21 of my closest friends (and four chaperones) for our senior week. I couldn't have thought up a better house. My friends and I immediately felt at home with the warm decorating and amazing space. The rooms are just big enough without being overwhelming, and the number of bathrooms and kitchens is impressive to say the least (the dishwasher was also taken advantage of). The TVs with cable were a nice touch, and many movies were enjoyed by all of us. The space out back was superb, and we ate many of our meals out around the table in the nice summer air. Also, the location is great! The walk to the beach is super short (and was traveled often), and the walk to get downtown was much shorter than I had anticipated - no problem at all. Everything I think of in reference to our stay is positive, and a major cause of that is the beautiful house we were staying in. I can't thank you enough for the amazing rental - you made it possible for us to create wonderful memories that will be with us for a very long time.
Just returned from a great Stone Harbor vacation and the fact that we were able to stay in The Laughlin House, made it exceptional. The owner met us when we arrived, which I thought was a GREAT touch. The house easily accommodated our family of 23. (The game room was a hit with the kids (10 of them), and kept them occupied when weren't at the beach.) The house is located a short walk from the beach and downtown, which is why we did very little driving during our stay. We truly enjoyed the backyard with the gazebo, and ended each day with a few cocktails after the kids were put to bed. We've stayed at similar beach properties, but this was the only one that had an outside area large enough for us to congregate at night. I highly recommend this property for a great shore vacation!
The groom's extended family stayed for the entire weekend for a wedding. It was a perfect location for a wedding at the Reeds, it is in great condition, and had plenty of room for our large group to hang out. Everyone was comfortable with their accommodations, slept well, and had space to spare. One minor problem arose and was fixed immediately by the landlord without disrupting our weekend. We left the property in the identical condition as it was when we arrived and received a complete refund of the security deposit. I recommend this property; the landlord was extremely helpful and trustworthy. Thanks for a wonderful, relaxing, and stress-free weekend!
Our family has been vacationing in Stone Harbor for 65 years. We have stayed in many, many rental properties over the years.
The Laughlin mansion has been by far, our best experience. I don't know of any other places that change out the bed comforters and spreads to launder them after each tenant leaves. The owners are very open to any suggestions on improving the users experience. Although I have to say they think of everything. So my requests are limited.
We have stayed in this house the past several years and have only great things to say about it! If you are looking for a very spacious house with lots to do, close to the downtown area with plenty of street parking. This is your answer.
I can't say enough good things about this property and it's owners. we have been coming the last two years, and will continue as long as we can. The property has enough space for our family reunion at the beach each year, and the grandkids can all bring a friend which they could never do before. There is fun for both young and old in the game room, and time for relaxing in the gazebo outside. we are close to the beach and walking to town, you could not ask for a better property, clean and large. The owners are wonderful to work with and try very hard to accommodate your family situations. we once had a problem with one of the refrigerators, the owner came within a short period and had us up and running. To me that kind of service and compassion is hard to find!
We had a truly outstanding family reunion in the Laughlin House and couldn't have had a better experience. Randy and his family stocked the house with everything we needed -- from plenty of beds and bathrooms to beach tags for everyone. The location was outstanding -- 7 short blocks to town and 2 blocks to the beach.
After coming to Stone Harbor for many years, we searched long and hard to find a well-maintained rental property that could comfortably accommodate the entire family in one house. This is the ONLY property that met our expectations and we were not disappointed.
The Laughlin House is Located at: 211 103 rd Street, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247
The town of Stone Harbor is at the southern end of 7-mile island right off the southern coast of New Jersey. The town widely regarded as a vacation retreat for both affluent and middle-class family's from New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Maryland, Washington D.C. and Delaware. It is great town to enjoy all of the benefits of the shore without any of the problems of over-crowding, excessive noise or crime that can cause problems for vacationers on the other islands in the area.
The Laughlin House is located 1 1/2 blocks from the beach, 1 block from the bay, and 7 blocks south of the island's shopping district. All are in easy walking distance for guests. The Laughlin house is located between Second and Third Avenue, on a very quiet, residential street.
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Enhancing your win rates over time
When people focus on improving their win rates, they usually implement a new "process" and put pressure on their staff to "win more." Demanding a superior win rate tomorrow never works. There are things that you can do to improve your win rates. Trying to do them all at one time often introduces more chaos than success. What I have found to be more reliably successful is a process of deliberate continuous improvement.
Your business development processes are probably based on a few simple principles. You should clearly define a set of goals to guide the pursuit of those principles. The steps that you follow in your process will be less important than achieving the goals. Identify a baseline set of steps for achieving the goals and make sure that they are implemented well. Once people have mastered the process, raise the bar. Add detail. Pursue higher standards for the same goals. Or if you find better goals, implement a new baseline around them.
Your processes should never be complete. When it looks complete, raise the bar again. Then repeat. Every few weeks, once people have mastered the current process, take some part of your process to the next level.
Example. If your goal is to plan before you write and write to the plan, you might decide to start every proposal off by writing a proposal plan. At first, what's in the plan may not matter. Just get people used to starting off their proposal efforts by being able to articulate a plan in writing. Once your organization is able to achieve this reliably, you might choose to define what should be in a proposal plan. Then you might identify standards that define what an acceptable plan is. An acceptable plan might require that the outline be fully cross-referenced with the RFP. Or it might require that all outline items be assigned to an author by name, with deadlines. Even at this stage, the format people use for their outlines and schedules may not matter much. Later you can implement forms/templates for people to follow. By then, instead of the forms being perceived as a burden, they may be perceived as a way to expedite getting the plan in writing.
Your people should also be continuously improving their skills. It's not a question of whether the people you hired know what they're doing. Most people learn on the job. This means that they do a lot of bad business and proposal development before they teach themselves the skills to do an adequate job. The truth is that most people never get very good learning this way.
Raising the skill levels of your staff means training. But training does not necessarily mean sending people out to classes. Training can and should take multiple forms:
All of these approaches can be part of your organizational training model. Each has different goals, costs, and benefits. But the combination provides you with options to ensure that your staff can develop their skills continuously.
For example:
To improve your win rates, you need to begin following the practices that lead to consistent winning. You cannot implement all best practices in a single implementation, send everybody to training, and get an organization that will fulfill its potential. What you can do is raise the bar on a regular basis and develop the skills of your staff over time. Skills and processes will mature over time your win rate will go up, and your business will constantly reach for a higher potential. Growing skills continuously over time is much more effective than sending people to a class once in a while.
If you continuously improve the process, while simultaneously continuously improving the skills of the staff executing the process, your win rates will go up reliably and consistently. And the best part is that it does not require radical action. It does require the diligence to make improvements every couple of weeks. And while continuous training and process improvement sound like they may consume a lot of resources, the truth is that it will take less effort and provide a better return on investment than radical change. In fact, radical change, such as bringing in a whole new process and trying to nail it start to finish on the first try and expecting everyone to adapt to it quickly, is much less likely to succeed and will consume far more resources in the attempt. If you want a better win rate, just start improving things. Little things. Slowly and surely. And make sure that you improve the skills of your people as well as the process.
By Carl Dickson,
Founder of CapturePlanning.com and PropLIBRARY
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baby shower for mom giving baby up for adoption-
I have a friend who is a single mom of 2 boys, one of them special needs. She just told us that she is 18 weeks pregnant, but has decided to give the baby up for adoption. She wants to have an "adoptive mom baby shower"- not for gifts for the baby, but for gifts for herself, such as maternity clothes and other things a pregnant woman needs. Any thoughts on this? Has anyone heard of this before?
If she was a SURROGATE I'd be all for a party for her. Her having an oops baby is a her-problem. She found a home for the baby, and that's great, but she can waddle to the consignment shop and get some used maternity clothes if she needs some.
Ummm, wow I thought this was going to be a quesiton if the mom was adopting the baby, not the other way around. I haven't heard of something like this except for a surrogate mother who was hired and it was like relaxing spa stuff that she got. It seems kind of needy because I mean most showers are when you are 7-8 months pregnant not at 4-5 when you start needing new clothes. It would honestly rub me the wrong way and I would just be like I don't think it's a good idea. I think it's a great thing she's doing but maybe having a little party after the baby is adopted would be better. I mean who knows, she could still change her mind and then end up having another shower after she decides to keep the baby. So to me it seems inapropriate. If she's having an open adoption (which I think most are anymore) maybe she could throw one or have one with the adoptive mother. I'm sure that a few peope would get some little things for her then, but no I don't think it should be about her like that. My opinion though....
Assuming you are a great friend and you will not say what some others are saying in this forum to her face, though DO I agree with them . I would say, if you are gonna doit , I certainly wouldn't spend a lot.
Since she isn't keeping the baby , then thats all she does need MATERNITY CLOTHES, just hit up a thrift store , . This is a new one, so I mean its just kinda wierd that someone wants a "mother" shower for herself when she won't even keep the baby.


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text: David J. Meyer (ez005587 at chip.ucdavis.edu) wrote: : Hello, netters! : I need to do some RT-PCR soon, and am planning things now. I have : previously used MMLV RTase, followed by Taq for the PCR; does anyone have : any experience/recommendations regarding the use of enzymes such as Cetus' : rTth polymerase? It would be nice, in theory, to use just the one enzyme. : Please post replies, as I read this group regularly. Sorry for not including this info first: 1) I would like to use total RNA from plants, probably contaminated with carbohydrates, as the starting material 2) Primers are 25-30mers, Tm's ~55 degrees C in PCR 3) Targets are maximally 1.1 kB 4) Is a gene-specific primer for the RT step better/necessary with rTth? 5) (anything else I have forgotten to mention?) Hope to hear replies soon! : -- : ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ : David J. Meyer : djmeyer at ucdavis.edu -- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ David J. Meyer djmeyer at ucdavis.edu


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The crisis club need a leader of men, and that is not the sacked Everton manager.
Five years ago, when Roberto Martinez turned down interest from Aston Villa to remain at Wigan Athletic, you would have found a great number of Villa fans ruing the fact that the club had missed out on one of their primary managerial targets.
At that time, the Spanish boss was a hugely attractive proposition. He had just kept Wigan Athletic in the Premier League for a second successive year, and was piecing together a promising young side including James McCarthy, Mohamed Diame, James McArthur, and on-loan Manchester United midfielder Tom Cleverley.
Now, however, with Villa relegated in utter misery and Martinez fresh out of a job after his dismissal from Everton, the Birmingham club must not be tempted to rekindle their interest.
Stan Collymore, striker-turned-pundit and vocal Villa fan, proclaimed on Twitter following Martinez's sacking that his defensive record alone should be enough for the club to leave him alone.
Well, there is that. Villa have conceded 72 goals in 37 league games this season, some eight more than any other side, but it is the Toffees who have perhaps had the most headlines in that regard.
Not only have they shipped more than any club outside the bottom five, but the manner in which Martinez appears to have turned John Stones from a £40m-rated future England captain to a man who once again looks like he's only just learning his trade has been alarming.
Villa, seemingly perennially porous at the back, need a man in the dugout who can organise a defence and stop the flow of goals in the Championship, not a man who relies on having a top-class, 20-goal-a-season striker to deflect the attention.
Not only that, but Villa desperately and absolutely need a manager with experience not just of coaching in the Championship, but of leading (and preferably seeing through) a promotion push in it.
Martinez has managed in the second tier, admittedly, but that was with a fresh up-and-coming Swansea City side whom he built from scratch in League One and led to promotion. He led them to a respectable eighth-placed finish in their first season in the division before leaving for Wigan.
That is a decent record at such a small club, but perhaps not coincidentally Martinez has only achieved success as a manager at clubs where he spent a long period as a player. He spent six years at the Latics as a midfielder before three at the Swans, whom he returned to take charge of a year later.
Meanwhile, at Everton he was faced with the - admittedly difficult - task of following David Moyes' decade at the helm, and promptly brought James McCarthy, Arouna Kone, Joel Robles, and Antolin Alcaraz with him from Wigan.
Though this is a policy often favoured by managers, it is hard not to draw the conclusion that Martinez has to know a club - know its players, its owners, its fans, its infrastructure - before he can succeed there, which would not be of much use to a Villa in crisis, and for whom change both in the dugout, on the pitch, and in the boardroom has been almost a constant in recent times.
Primarily, though, Villa need a true leader of men, a man to inspire faith, confidence, and reaction on both the pitch and in the stands Martinez is not that man. You only have to look at his defence - a shambolic, disorganised, headless backline, even with the experienced leadership of Phil Jagielka.
Then there were the reports emerging in recent weeks that his players had become disillusioned with his management style and had lost faith in his ability. These were perhaps summed up best by Leighton Baines, who revealed to the media that he felt there was no discernible chemistry in the squad under Martinez, before retracting those comments soon after, likely under pressure from the club and/or manager.
Another key flaw with Martinez is that he appears simply unable to acknowledge, even see, his own failings. His post-match press briefings tend to - either stubbornly or obliviously - ignore the flaws in his team's performance that seem so obvious to everyone else, something which for Villa fans may be horribly reminiscent of the later days of Paul Lambert.
Five years ago, Martinez looked an ideal candidate for Villa to take over from Gerard Houllier, someone who had experience of negotiating a relegation battle whilst also building a promising side for the future.
Now, both the club and the manager's situations have completely changed, and Villa must stay away for their own good.


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When times are tough, you find out who your true friends are. Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi can claim Saudi Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal as more than a fair-weather friend. While visiting Paris recently, Alwaleed hosted a lunch on May 1 at the George V hotel for Berlusconi, who has been charged with abuse of power and paying for sex with an underage prostitute. The trial against Berlusconi is underway in Milan; he has denied all charges made against him.
The two billionaires talked about economic and social issues as well as regional and international developments, according to a statement issued by Alwaleed's Kingdom Holding Company on Sunday. The statement contained no mention of any discussion about Berlusconi's trial. Alwaleed, whose Saudi-listed Kingdom Holding owns a stake in media company News Corp., was a former shareholder of Italian media giant Mediaset, of which Berlusconi owns slightly more than one-third. Alwaleed hasn't owned shares of Mediaset since 2003, according to Forbes research. His investments in Italy through Kingdom Holding are stakes in the Four Seasons Firenze hotel in Florence and the Four Seasons Milano hotel in Milan.
Berlusconi was ranked No. 169 richest in the world on Forbes 2012 list of the World's Billionaires, with a net worth of $5.9 billion. He resigned as Prime Minister of Italy in November 2011 in the face of the allegations for which he is now on trial. Alwaleed was ranked No. 29 with a net worth of $18 billion.


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Pochettino Angry After Cruel Defeat
Mauricio Pochettino has cursed Gareth Bale's wonderstrike for losing us a point in a game that we more than deserved one from.
Speaking to saintsfc following the one nil loss, the boss explained.
'I think this is a cruel defeat because I think we did well enough - not just to draw, but to win the game. We were lacking that little bit of luck that you need in football to succeed. I am very angry about the goal because I think we played a very good game and because I don't think we deserved to lose today.'
Ultimately despite creating chances to win the game, we again failed to put the ball in the back of the net and that's something we've struggled with for the last three games, but Pochettino has plenty of positives from the way we are performing and as long as we take performances like that into our remaining games, he has no worries about us being sucked back into the relegation battle.
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The Magic Jack internet phone is a small device called a dongle, a small hardware device with the software that will install itself when plugged into a computer through a powered USB 2.0 port. This will bring up and start the registration process where you will setup your phone number, Email address for voice mails and 911information.
With a Magic Jack you will be able to make unlimited local and long distance calls for free in the U.S. and Canada. International calls can be purchased in the way of minutes. A list of rates can be found on the magic Jack website.
When ordering the Magic Jack the initial cost for the dongle and the first year of service is only $39.95plus tax and $19.95 a year thereafter. You can also get a five year deal at an even further savings which works out to be around $11.99 a year. That's less then a dollar a month.
Setup cant be easier, just plug your Magic Jack into a open USB port on your computer and the software will start automatically, you will then be prompted to setup your account – selecting area code, phone number and so on. Now plug your phone into the Magic Jack just as you would your wall mount jack to your old land line and place calls.
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People who have purchased the Magic Jack were led to believe that there would not be a fee taken from their account until after 30 day free trail was up. They were shocked to see that the fee was taken out of their accounts shortly after the transaction was made, They were not aware of how this transaction works.
What is happening here is the debit or credit cards that are used, will put a hold on the amount of purchase, which is subtracted from the account right away, causing possible overdrafts. The money is subtracted and is in a hold within the account until the 30 days is up, thus protecting the merchant from the lack of funds after 30 days. This guarantees that the money is there and will be there when the time of the promotion is up.
The money is not gone but it is also not available for anything else. If a customer decides not to keep the Magic Jack and returns it within the 30 days, then the hold is lifted and the money is simply returned to the account.
Magic Jack Customer Service:
Magic does not have a phone number to contact customer service, the Magic Jack customer service is in form of chat format. This has it advantages and disadvantages. Simply if your problem is of a fairly minor issue it can be solve quickly because there is only seconds before you are chatting with customer support as apposed of what you go through trying to connect to a real person on a phone. You know what I mean here.
If you have an issue you can go to the Magic Jack website to access their customer services chat simply by;
1. On the main page towards the bottom in blue link text you will see FAQ/Knowledgebase Customer Care / Live Agent Reviews.
2. Click on Customer Care / Live Agent.
3. On the customer care page you will find customer care at the top to the right – Get Live Help In Seconds – click here.
4. At the bottom after a list of common issues you will find a button marked – To Reach a Live agent Click here.
5. At the tope you can type in a question and click search to reach a live agent.
From here you will instantly be in contact with a customer service agent (Not a Technician) but an agent that will try and help you resolve your issues by referring to list of issues and fix's. One advantage is there is little waiting time in contacting a customer service agent. A lot of minor issues can be resolved quite easily. The disadvantage is with real technical issues, which is usually more computer issues then Magic Jack issues. It just seems that Magic Jack is limited on the help it offeres for these type of issues.
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A group of NASA scientists predicted a discovery of extra terrestrial beings within 20 years after launching the Transiting Exoplanet Surveying Satellite in the year 2017. By that time, 100 millions estimated planets which could be habitable and its presence of alien life.
"Just imagine the moment when we find potential signatures of life," Matt Mountain, director of the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, said at the announcement. "Imagine the moment when the world wakes up and the human race realizes that its long loneliness in time and space may be over — the possibility we're no longer alone in the universe."
NASA astronomer Kevin Hand seconded Mountain's opinion, saying that within the next 20 years, "we will find out we are not alone in the universe," suggesting that extraterrestrial life may exist on Jupiter's moon Europa. The scientists at the panel said NASA's efforts are focusing on finding alien life on planets or stars outside the Earth's solar system.
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I plan don't use Ammo or Fuel, less buildings and more concentrated research. Only Armor and Beam need to be unlocked.Research:Stealth, Sensors, Gravitics, Missile, Propulsion, Projectile, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, Cargo, Shield
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Marcelo Lippi has admitted that he has been left surprised and disappointed by Antonio Conte's resignation as Juventus coach but nonetheless has the utmost confidence in new boss Massimiliano Allegri.
Conte took charge of the Bianconeri in the summer of 2011 and led the Old Lady to three successive Serie A titles before sensationally parting company with the Turin club by mutual consent last month.
The former Juve midfielder declined to explain precisely why he believed it "might become more difficult to keep winning" and Lippi remains somewhat shocked by Conte's sudden exit.
"I'm a little surprised by his farewell," the ex-Bianconeri boss told Tuttosport.
"I always supported Conte. I hoped that he'd stay at Juve for many years. I would have been happy to see him at the head of more winning cycles.
"But if he had certain feelings, well, his choice has to be respected. But I hope to see Conte at Juventus again in the future."
However, Lippi still believes that Allegri will prove a worthy successor - despite the reservations of some Juve fans, who were less than impressed with the club's decision to turn to the former AC Milan trainer.
"I have great faith in him," the World Cup-winning coach stated. "When you coach Milan, Inter or Juve, it's always hard, not only because of the history.
"But Allegri has worked at a club of a very high level, at Milan, and he has also won the Scudetto [in his first season at San Siro].
"The fans will have patience. They are, before everything else, in love with their squad. And they had success with [two former Milan coaches in Carlo] Ancelotti and [Fabio] Capello."


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Kad Suan Kaew Shopping Mall in Chiangmai is one of the largest shopping malls in the area. It is situated at
This shopping complex seemed a little dowdy to me at first as I was a frequent visitor to the bright and airy
There is a plethora of shops which sell luxury items with brand names, to local handicrafts and goods at discounted prices which are usually located on the ground and first floors. It is also popular for families with youngsters, as it has a cinema on the fourth floor including a gaming machine area and snack cafes nearby.
The ground floor has a post office, hairdressers, cafes, pharmacies, Tops Food Market and a food hall which I have eaten at on many occasions. You simply buy a food voucher from the kiosk and choose a meal and drink from the many outlets, it is amazingly cheap and there is also a stage which houses a local band every evening. My friends and I have enjoyed many a night here having a drink and listening to the excellent band, but I must say best of all is the Thai "Elvis" impersonator. He does his best and is very entertaining to watch.
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