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NEW YORK (Jan. 5)
The Administrative Council of the Zionist Organization of American today issued a statement commenting upon Rabbi Stephen S.Wise's resignation from office in the Z.O.A. and answering his attacks upon the organization.
Asserting that in his press interview annuncing his "regrettable resignation," Dr. Wise made statements which "cannot and must not" go "unchallenged or unanswered," the Council's statement said: "Dr. Wise could legitimately have been expected to express dissatisfaction and disagreement with the deliberations and conclusions of the World Zionist Congress after his return from Basle. Referring to him as "the most tragic figure" at the Congrass, it added: "His friends, the very people who fought for Chaim Weizmann to the last hour, found it neither feasible nor even possible to assign to Dr. Wise a place in the new executive, or another position of importance. They retained even Dr. Nahum Goldmann. Not Dr. Wise.
"What was not to be expected and what will grieve all Zionists of whatever shade of political opinion, is Dr. Wise's unthinking attack on the Zionist Organization of America," the statement continued. "Grand old fighter in so many causes that he is, and constant proclsimer of his faith in democracy, he seems unable to endure differences of view or political defeat without flaming anger.
"One specific and thoroughly unfair accusation of Dr. Wise must be met, the accusation, namely, that the General Zionists of America have in the matter of the great and unrivalled American relief funds 'aided little and raided much.' It is universally known and not denied that the General Zionists, though naver representing the wealthiest stratum in American Jewry, have been the most generous contributors and, above all, the most devoted workers," the Z.O.A. statement declaved.
"It is the General Zionists finally who for years threw their gifts into the common funds of the United Palestine and United Jewish Appeals without special sharec for their colonization work in Palestine. All other parties have always, and quite properly, had such special funds. The General Zionists are now following the example of the other parties, with the thorough approval of the Basle Congress," it concluded.


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Last time I addressed some Project Life questions, I focused on not falling behind, printing out freebies, and digging deep into stories.
This time around, I'm going to address the questions that came in that focus more on my approach to Project Life. I'm really excited about the questions you send in, and hope to do another one of these posts in the future. Feel free to continue submitting questions via the comments portion of this blog post.
How do you plan what your layouts will look like?
I use small sticky notes to kind of "tag" each pocket on the page protectors with what I would like to see in there…maybe one will be tagged "movie ticket" if I know I'm going to the movies that week, or "weather SC" (code for "weather screen capture" so essentially an image of my phone's weather because it is perfectly sized to fit those darn 3×4 pockets) if I know that the weather is going to be crazy that week. The sticky notes really help, and it helps me keep in mind what kinds of photos (landscape vs. portrait) during the week so I can fill the spots easily.
The sticky notes also help me plan ahead, if I know I'm going to an event or on a trip, I tag a few pockets on the page protectors to remind myself to save room…and sometimes I'll pop in an additional page protector (not 12×12, but 6×12 or something like that) so I can add extra photos.
Do you use all digital photos?
I use a mixture of digital photos (99% taken with my phone) and Instax mini photos. I think there is 1 photobooth photo in my album, but that's an anomaly! I figure that my phone is always with me and the Instax camera is pretty bulky. If I'm going to snap a photo of Alex and Rintu napping together, I'm going to use my phone, but if I know we are going someplace with a view, I'll drag along my Instax.
What apps do you use to organize your photos for printing?
I'm terrible at getting my photos printed (I was using Shutterfly because I had a pre-paid plan, but shipping takes longer than I would like so I may go with Costco) and moving the photos from my phone to my computer so I can order them (after a bit of editing). I'm still trying to figure out the best way to do all of this, because waiting really does kill the fun for me L I do, however, use PostalPix to get my Instagram photos printed, and they ship really quickly and I can order my photos directly from an app on my phone, which is awesome!
How do you use Instagram photos in your layouts?
I generally print my photos to be 4×4 using the PostalPix app for iPhone and Android. Using the app makes the process super duper easy and the shipping is really quick compared to other printing services. I'll cut the 4×4 photos down to 3×4 to slip into the smaller Project Life pockets, add some paper to create a background for the 4×6 pockets, and I recently purchased some 12×12 page protectors with 9 pockets to them…so they are 4×4 and the perfect size for 1 Instagram photo! I also send my photos through another app to create a 4×4 grid of instagrams that can be printed out (using Postal Pix) and cut so the photos are then 2×2…the perfect size to fit into a slide page protector.
You can find parts 1 and 2 of this series here and here.
Any other questions?
What advice would you give to somebody just starting Project Life?

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Samuel Adams Brewery Co
30 Germania Street, Jamaica Plain, MA, USA
www.samueladams.com - (617) 368-5080
Samuel Adams Brewery Co Jamaica Plain Reviews
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Sam Adams Brewery - Fun, Free, and Educational Dec 20, 2009
Now I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a beer fanatic or even a regular beer drinker, yet I was pleasantly surprised by my recent tour of the Sam Adams Brewery in Boston (Jamaica Plain to be exact).
I found it to be a fun and informative tour - the guides were very knowledgeable, the history of the company and the brewing process were clearly explained, and we even got to sample the ingredients. The tour was filled with unusual facts - like the Boston location is where the company creates the new products while the other locations are where the full production takes place.
The tour lasts about an hour and includes a sampling of four beers produced on-site, some of which are only available at that location or from select local restaurants and bars. And the gift store had a nice selection of items and the prices were reasonable. I purchased a ladies hoodie sweatshirt for $17.
The brewery is located outside of the city of Boston in Jamaica Plain (30 Germania St) but is readily accessible by public transportation (take the "T" to the Stony Brook station, short walk to the brewery with plenty of signs to follow). While the tour is free, a $2 donation to charity is requested but not required. No reservations are accepted, so try to arrive early. You will need to check-in at the desk and present your id as only those visitors 21 and over will be able to participate in the tasting (and you will be able to keep your tasting glass as a souvenir). Tours depart every 45 minutes or so. Hours are:
Mon: Closed
Tues to Thurs: 10AM to 3PM
Fri: 10AM - 5:30PM
Sat: 10AM - 3PM
Sun: Closed
Info on the tours is available on the Sam Adam's website (samueladams.com) but it's not easy to find. I found it on the "Contact Us" page, a link to which is located in the bottom left corner of the page when I last checked in Dec 2009. You can also call the brewery at 617-368-5080.
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Buzz'd by Noon Dec 20, 2009
Not going to write much as previous reviews hit it on the nose. Great tour, easy to get to and a must while in the Boston area. Tour guide was cute too! :P
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Hops is to beer as grapes are to wine Jul 14, 2008
Even if you are not an avid drinker of Samuel Adams beer, you can learn how to become a beer connoisseur by visiting the Samuel Adams Brewery. When I visited the brewery, immediately I became a subject of their research as they wanted visitor input of their experimental beer (no beer is brewed at this brewery, but it is the birthplace of every single beer created for the company). Once inside the brewery you get to actual taste and smell different hops and barleys and you get a quick lesson on how beer is brewed. Afterwards, you go into the tasting room and the brewery gives you a free Samuel Adams glass cup as a souvenir and you get to taste Samuel Adam's lager beer as well as whatever beer happens to be their seasonal beer (all this beer I am talking about was served free of charge).


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AGSDR, it's dogs past and present, and every family who has ever adopted from us owes a huge debt to AGSDR's loyal and hardworking volunteers and foster homes. Without them...their commitment of time, money, love, and admiration they have for the German Shepherd Dog, we could not continue the work that has been set before us. We have an outstanding team of volunteers!
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Please patronize these kind souls who truly help in our mission to save as many GSDs as we possibly can.


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Interview With Troy Weaver, Assistant GM of the Oklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma City Thunder Assistant General Manager Troy Weaver is one of the rising stars in the front office ranks. For those who don't know, Troy is the man credited for recruiting Carmelo Anthony to Syracuse for that one year National Championship run.
MT: Troy, how's your relationship with General Manager and Executive VP, Sam Presti?
TW: "It's been nice. He comes from a great organization in the Spurs. He was able to see firsthand how it was to build a winner and experience winning. He has a wealth of information and knowledge. I've been able to work with him and gather some of that myself and help this team move forward. I was at Utah and hopefully through the collaboration of those two franchises, hopefully push forward at Oklahoma City."
MT: Day to day operations. What would your typical day entail from start to finish?
TW: "Shoot to the office and make sure everybody is healthy. Make sure everybody is organized for practice. After that just doing administrative things…responding to emails…responsibilities with players…whatever the league is handing down…reading stories on guys…checking players box scores…doing draft research.
MT: From an administrative end, talk about the transition from Seattle to Oklahoma City.
TW: "Just making sure everyone got to OKC physically. Getting the actual building in order so we have somewhere to practice and work out of so we could do our job and also the players."
MT: Building a young team in terms of challenges, advantages and disadvantages.
TW: "You have to be patient and that's a challenge with young players in any pro sport. No one wants to be patient and watch young guys develop. Most teams want to go for the quick fix. The biggest challenge is catching the players on the highs and making sure we are there for them on the lows. As long as the guys are moving forward, I see it all as a positive."
"The negative is the losing. You don't want that to seep in and start to develop a losing mentality. You can see these guys fight every night. That's a good way to build a team because there is individual commitment involved for the betterment of the organization."
MT: A good indicator is seeing how the guys interact in the lay up line. Your team seems to be very loose and having fun. That's good to see.
Your path through basketball. Played in college one year. Where did you see it going subsequently?
TW: "Well…I always knew I wanted to be a coach-even when I was in high school. I love coaching and working with young people. I knew I wasn't going to be a pro, so just turned my energies into coaching local boys and girls clubs. It took off after that and ended up coaching at the University of Pittsburgh. Had a great ride at Pittsburgh. Then I went to Syracuse which landed me here in the NBA by way of Utah. I'm very fortunate to be working with the right people and also be on the right track."
MT: What is your goal?
TW: "To be a general manager. I want to see if the experiences and ideas I have can mesh with a staff, a team on the floor and see if it will work. I like team building. That would be an awesome challenge for me"
MT: There are thousands of assistant coaches. How do you get noticed?
TW: "I always believe you will get noticed by doing a good job wherever you are. A lot of guys like to politic and go out and meet everybody. I just believe the job I have is the best job. If I can do the best job there, that will open up other doors. I wanted to be the best coach I could at Syracuse, New Mexico and Pittsburgh. That afforded me some other opportunities."
MT: Carmelo Anthony. How did you find him?
TW: "I had some friend s back in Baltimore that coached him at a young age telling me about him. Then when I was at New Mexico I recruited a kid that was at the same high school but a couple of years older. I was able to see him from ninth grade on. When I moved over to Syracuse, he was the primary focus. It was good having people in the DC area that could help."
MT: What was so special about him early on? Was it his talent, strength or size?
TW: "Early on it was just his basketball talent. He wasn't that big and strong when I first saw him, but he had a great court presence. He had a great way of playing with his teammates and raising the level of his and his teammate's play that I thought really made him a special player."
MT: What is DC's signature?
TW: "DC's signature is guys for the most part who are looking to play the game the right way. When you look at the great players from DC, they've been guys who can do a lot of different things. You have three guys in the Hall of Fame: Elgin Baylor, Dave Bing and Adrian Dantley. Those guys were well rounded players. If you get a guy from that area, for the most part, he'll look to do a lot of things. Look at the young guys we have here, Jeff Green and Kevin Durant, they are well rounded players. Some areas might have great athletes, some might have great ball handlers, but in DC you have guys who can play a complete game."


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Cafe Flora will kick off its new weekday breakfast with free vegan cinnamon rolls to each breakfast guest from 9 a.m. to noon on January 4
When: January 4th 9 am -noon
Website: www.cafeflora.com
Cafe Flora will be serving their famous breakfast during the week, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Breakfast options include:
Fall Forager Scramble – ($9)
Locally foraged golden chanterelle mushrooms, crimini mushrooms, roasted butternut and delicata squash, fresh sage and Fontina cheese. Made with free-range eggs. With organic tofu, add $1.
Winter Root Vegetable Hash & Eggs – ($10) (vegan/gluten-free)
Pan-fried seasoned purple potatoes, yams, parsnips, yellow onions and red bell peppers topped with a horseradish-sour cream sauce. Served with two eggs over-medium and multi-grain toast.
Cranberry Chai French Toast – ($9)
Hand-crafted artisan bread slices grilled in a rich cinnamon egg-batter, served in pool of chai-spiced crème anglaise, and topped with warm cranberry compote and spiced whole pecans.
The new menu will also feature lunch items, available beginning at 11:00 a.m.:
Roasted Pumpkin & Wintergreens Salad – ($10) (vegan/gluten-free)
Hearty, seasonal winter greens tossed with gently-spiced roasted pumpkin and freshly shredded granny smith apples in an allspice-sherry vinaigrette. Garnished with cornbread croutons, fresh pomegranate and spiced pumpkin seeds.
Roasted Apple Sage Focaccia Sandwich – ($12) (vegan)
Warm sliced apples with herbed-pistachio pesto on grilled La Panzenella focaccia with sharp white cheddar cheese and crispy frizzled onions.
Roasted Cauliflower & Yam Pizza – ($13) (vegan)
Seasoned cauliflower and yams on a roasted garlic-onion base; lightly drizzled with rosemary oil and finished with spiced sunflower seeds and dried cranberry chutney.
More Food News and Recipes on my other blog at Franticfoodie.com
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Bill Frist released his task force's report on improving Tennessee schools Thursday, calling for the state to become No. 1 in education in the Southeast in the next five years.
Frist's Tennessee State Collaborative on Reforming Education (SCORE) issued findings from nearly 60 town hall meetings across the state and conferences in Nashville involving stakeholders in education.
"We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to improve Tennessee schools," Frist said.
Tennessee ranks 41st in the country on national student achievement tests—ahead of only Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi in the Southeast. But Frist said Tennessee can jump to the top by following his plan.
"It's an ambitious goal and it's a challenging goal because we're among the worst in the Southeast," the former senator told a news conference. "But these are doable things."
The report makes 60 recommendations, many of which long have been on the wish lists of education reformers. But the plan is short on suggestions for implementation and dodges political disagreements. It shies away from funding issues and other controversies. Notably, it takes no sides on the question of whether to expand the state's pre-kindergarten program to all children. Gov. Phil Bredesen has made that one of his main education goals, but Republicans oppose it.
House Democratic Caucus chair Mike Turner pointed out "a lot of the things we're talking about in this plan are obvious." But he added, "Maybe Senator Frist is a man with the stature to pull this off. … Try not to pick this plan apart."
Among the report's recommendations:
• Require all principals to receive an annual performance evaluation.
• Allow all school districts to use administrative law judges to settle tenured teacher dismissal proceedings.
• Directly link tenure decisions to teacher effectiveness data. This may require a rethinking of the current tenure time frame and structure.
• Launch a three-month task force to develop a comprehensive plan for how all students in the state can be given access to low-cost online courses, especially courses that meet the new high school graduation requirements.


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A total of 73 candidates will fight it out for 40 seats on the new Antrim and Newtownabbey Council. Here's the full list of who's standing in each of the seven District Electoral Areas...
Ballyclare (5 seats) - David Arthurs, TUV; Jim Bingham, UUP; Gary English, NI21; Mandy Girvan, DUP; Tim Girvan, DUP; Jordan Greer, DUP; Pat McCudden, Alliance; Scott McDowell, PUP; David McMaster, Independent; Vera McWilliam, UUP; Robert Moore, Independent.
Glengormley Urban (7 seats) - Audrey Ball, DUP; John Blair, Alliance; Phillip Brett, DUP; Mark Cosgrove, UUP; Sam Flanagan, DUP; Michael Goodman, SF; Mary Higgins, NI21; Noreen McClelland, SDLP; Michael Maguire, UUP; Sam Nelson, Alliance; Gerry O'Reilly, SF.
Macedon (6 seats) - Bronach Anglin, SF; Billy DeCourcy, DUP; Paul Hamill, DUP; Thomas Hogg, DUP; David Hollis, TUV; Dominic Mullaghan, SDLP; Victor Robinson, DUP; John Scott, UUP; Dineen Walker, DUP; Billy Webb, Alliance; Ken Wilkinson, PUP.
Three Mile Water (6 seats) - Fraser Agnew, UUP; Billy Ball, DUP; Pamela Barr, DUP; Tom Campbell, Alliance; Lynn Frazer, Alliance; Gary Grattan, NI21; Robert Hill, DUP; Ben Kelso, UUP; Darren Logan, PUP; Trevor Mawhinney, TUV; Stephen Ross, DUP; Jackie Shaw, PUP.
Airport (5 seats) - Thomas Burns, SDLP; Heather Fee, NI21; Oran Keenan, SDLP; Alan Lawther, Alliance; Anne-Marie Logue, SF; Matthew Magill, DUP; Paul Michael, UUP; Mervyn Rea, UUP; Roy Thompson, DUP.
Antrim (6 seats) - Richard Cairns, TUV; Adrian Cochrane-Watson, UUP; Brian Graham, DUP; Nigel Kells, DUP; Neil Kelly, Alliance; Roisin Lynch, SDLP; Noel Maguire, SF; Sian O'Neill, Alliance; Drew Ritchie, UUP; John Smyth, DUP; George Young, NI21.
Dunsilly (5 seats) - Trevor Beatty, DUP; Anthony Brady, SF; Linda Clarke, DUP; Henry Cushinan, SF; Brian Duffin, SDLP; Julian McGrath, Alliance; Roderick Swann, UUP; Ryan Wilson, SDLP.
• See more election coverage in this week's Times.


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Pocket Pets
Rabbit Diet Recommendations
Feeding recommendations for rabbits are pretty simple. Think of your rabbit as sort of a small hopping horse. Both animals are "hind gut fermenters." They have a large caecum, which is like an oversized appendix, to digest foods that are fairly coarse such as grasses, hays, and stem-like plants. Rabbits possess bacteria in their caecum which can break down these cellulose containing foods to liberate the much needed energy and nutrients these foods contain. The more simple foods such as grains and fresh greens provide more simple carbohydrates which are easily digested and do not promote the healthy cellulose-digesting bacteria of the hind gut fermenter. So basically, the more treats of fruits, veggies, mueslix, yogurt drops, etc that you provide the more likely the rabbit will develop improper digestive organisms. This leads to a syndrome called dysbiosis…which loosely translates into abnormal bacteria. This can be a life threatening or fatal condition for rabbits since they no longer have the proper bacteria to provide digestive processing of high fiber foods. In addition, soft fruits and vegetables in excess do not allow for proper grinding of the cheek teeth. This can lead to problems with upper respiratory disease affecting the lacrimal ducts, eye discharge, ocular infections, tooth root abscesses, overgrown teeth, anorexia and death. So let's give our rabbits a high fiber diet with minimal simple sugars.
Rabbit Diet
Free choice hay at all times (Timothy hay, Sudan grass, Orchard grass)
¼ cup of rabbit pellets (preferably Timothy hay pellets)
1 small treat a day of a dark leafy green (kale, boy choy, chard, endive, collards, carrot tops, etc), it should constitute less than 5% of the whole diet


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In the world of celebrity news, there's no shortage of hits and misses. This week, Harry Styles reveals which One Direction bandmate he would date and Lindsay Lohan flees from another hit-and-run.
HIT: Harry Styles reveals who he would date from One Direction
Sorry Larry fans, but Harry wouldn't date Louis Tomlinson! Instead, Harry would want to date Liam Payne! He recently told Top of the Pop magazine, "I think I'd go out with Liam because he's a genuine, kind-hearted boy. Someone being genuine is really important to me. I think if you were his girlfriend, he would treat you really well." 1) Must be heartbreaking for the other three 1D members and 2) D'aww….
MISS: Lindsay Lohan flees the scene after hit-and-run
It's cool, Amanda Bynes, I wouldn't take Lindsay's twitter rant too seriously especially after she got arrested for leaving a hit-and-run. Lohan reportedly hit a male pedestrian while driving her Porsche in New York City. She was later charged with a misdemeanor for fleeing but was released soon after. We can easily solve the recent spike in celebrity car accidents by taking away both Bynes' and Lohan's license. See, problem solved.
HIT: Rob Pattinson and Kristen Stewart meet post-scandal
According to US Weekly sources, Rob and Kristen are hanging out again! You team Robert die-hards can suck it because TWILIGHT IS SAVED. I do have one question though: how did they manage to avoid being seen together from the paps? I swear the paparazzi follows them 24/7. Congratulations to the two to managing to do the impossible.
MISS: Chris Zylka broken-heartily tweets about break-up with Lucy Hale
Thanks to Twitter, Chris Zylka pretty much confirmed his break-up with Pretty Little Liars star, Lucy Hale. Zylka tweeted, ""Don't have a girlfriend. She decided she was too good." He later apologized and said Hale was "one of the most talented people [he's] ever know,' and continued apologizing seven tweets later. No wonder Hale broke up with him. He's kind of like Charlie on HBO Girls with his smothering love.
HIT: Rookie Mag tries to get President Barack Obama for their "Ask A Grown Man" video
"Ask a Grown Man" is just another brilliant idea from teen fashion maverick/Rookie Mag's editor-in-chief/bitch-face teacher extraordinaire (She taught Jimmy Fallon last week), Tavi Gevinson. Manly stars such as Mad Men's Jon Hamm, the Office writer and actor B.J. Novak and super producer Judd Apatow have already appeared on the web series where they give advice to teenage girls. Who else better to share their wisdom if not the Jay-Z and Beyoncé endorsed President of the United States? Go get him, Tavi. #Obama4grownman.
MISS: French tabloid ordered to turn in topless Kate Middleton photos
It must be a relief for Prince Harry to not be the only Royal caught without clothes on these days, but it's becoming a bit of a legal nightmare for the royal family. The royal family's lawyers recently won their suit against French tabloid, Closer, who now has to stop publishing and hand over the pictures of Kate sunbathing topless in the South of France. The photos were clearly a violation of privacy as Kate and Prince William were staying a secluded chateau. The Royals can't seem to get a grip on the situation as a fifth publication plans to publish the photos by the end of this week. Poor Kate! She's such a perfect example of grace, intelligence and beauty! They should just leave her alone!


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Due to the recent downturn in oil prices, Suncor announced they are slashing 1,000 jobs and reducing capital spending by $1 billion. Oil has been hit hard recently and it's anyones guess when it will start to recover.
Here is an interesting article on why real estate agent commissions could soon fall. With a changing landscape for buyers/sellers though increased competition it will be interesting to see if it actually happens.
Related: Potential Pitfalls for First-Time Home Buyers
In case you didn't already hear, Target is set to close all 133 stores and leave Canada. I don't go in there often but the few times I have visited the store I've noticed it's not nearly as busy as discount-heavyweight Wal-Mart.
This week marks the 8 year anniversary of the first iPhone. Here is a look at how bad the first model was and what others looked like at the time.
It's official, Robb Engen from Boomer & Echo has switched from dividend investing to index investing. He sold all of his dividend stocks in favour of indexing. The biggest benefit so far? Not having email alerts for 24 different companies to monitor.
Related: 5 Advantages of Dividend Stocks
Jessica writes about how much money she has made after working for a decade. We all have to start somewhere, and Jessica got her start working at A&W for under $8/hour.
Mark from My Own Advisor explains what you need to know about permanent insurance. There are many insurance options out there so it's good to know what is available and the positives/negatives of each.
Related: Why I Always Buy Travel Insurance
Barry from Money We Have describes 15 ways to save money on groceries. With food costs rising every year it's always a good idea to look at saving money on food whenever possible.
If you're into tanning, smoke cigarettes or gamble often, you'll want to read Michelle's list of unhealthy habits that stop you from saving money. I don't do any of those things (mainly because I am cheap) but if I did, I don't think it would last long.
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It's been six months since my breakup of a three year relationshit, I'm still not over her. What do I do?
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Go to her house, tie her to the mattress, and burn the house down
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Not a joke. You would get over her quickly after that.
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Hahaha true
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it was doomed from the beginning if it was a "realationSHIT"
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Was going to say the same thing.
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well, have you tried to get back with her, talking to her about your feelings? She may be over you and it may be too late. Then you have no choice but to move on.
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Just hook up with someone temporarily.
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Honestly, you have to just give it time. Time will heal all. Yes, it;s going to take a long time, but the heart will heal. Also talking it out is good.
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First get some clothes on dude !
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Why Did I Do Whatever I Did?
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Growing up in country music rich Virginia, it is no surprise that nearly everyone there has some appreciation for the stamp it can sometimes make on an artists approach to music and songwriting.\' It was everywhere when I was growing up\', Scott says, \' Seeping in while I was playing Little League, delivering papers, and kissing my first girlfriend, all the while denying that it was anything but what my parents listened to\'. \'But everything from Roy Orbison, Ray Charles country album, Eddy Arnold, and George Jones, played frequently in our home and after awhile there is no running from the power it has on you\'. \' No matter what kind of music I have been playing and writing, the influence has always been knocking on the door \'. \' The bell for me rung the afternoon I heard Patty Loveless\' recording of \'Don\'t Toss Us Away\' and especially Dwight Yoakam\'s, \'I Sang Dixie,\' and I knew where I was headed musically for awhile \'. While many of his friends headed for Nashville in that country music rennaisance of the early 90\'s, the Virginia to California relocation seemed perfectly natural for Scott, given the appreciation for the country music made there by Merle Haggard, Buck Owens, and especially in more recent times, Dwight Yoakam. Not that this collection of songs borrows much from those artists, except the approach to melody and intelligence in regard to lyrical content...the lyrics never insult the intelligence, even when they are fun, as in the title cut,\' Why Did I Do Whatever I Did \', which is about the guilt one may have after having too much fun the night before....and Scott swears that this is a true account of his friends ( and himself ) actions many times a month. Then there is the obvious ode to how strong a woman\'s influence over men can be in, \' A Woman Has The Power \'. Truer words were never written. This song would have been a remarkable vehicle for Johnny Cash\'s stylistic vocal delivery. Point is, along with the lyrics ranging from fun to introspective, is a set of ten songs supported by very fine playing from some of the finest and busiest musicians in Souther California. Fiddle and dobro is delivered by a \' musician among musicians \', Dennis Caplinger, who just recently supplied his talent to the Eric Clapton / J. J. Cale release, \' The Road To Escondido \'. The beautiful pedal steel guitar work is courtesy of Rick Schmidt who\'s playing graces the work of Heather Miles, Dwight Yoakam ( Will The Circle Be Unbroken?\', and others. And along with backing vocals on several cuts, there is a duet with everyone\'s favorite, Eve Selis, on the song, \' The Memory Of Her \'.
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Sign in to FamilySearch.org and then hover over Memories at the top of the screen and click Gallery. By default it comes up in a grid view. Click the three lines icon in the top right to change to a thumbnail view.
Now you can click Add Event Date or Add Event Place to add more details about a photo, audio recording, document, or story. Just one more little detail that can help add value to the items you add to Memories.
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Can't disagree, Bob.
a. SSN-711 has a more modern plant than the old S5W (that was my cup of tea, back in the day) on the existing training subs, ex- Sam Rayburn & Daniel Webster, down in Charleston. San Fran has the S6G plant, which I assume has more up-to-date Rx control systems, rather than the magnetic amplifiers (sheesh!) that I had to deal with.
b. I just don't see how a boat could go through the shock that San Fran did - and continue to operate productively - without being derated for allowed maximum depth, operating areas, speed and who knows what other restrictions.
c. Would any rational sailor want to serve on a boat that had been through that kind of trauma? Not me.


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Mrs Bowden's top tip – tailor tacks
Tailor Tacks demystified! This is a stitch used to transfer information from a paper pattern to the fabric. On a commercial pattern you will see little circles within the pattern piece. These mark where a tailor tack should be made. You can use tailor tacks as a temporary way of marking fabric to show dart positions, pleats, pocket positions, gathering positions and fold lines to name a few. How to tailor tack Once you have cut out the pattern piece, keep the pattern pinned to the fabric. Using a double thread, about the length of your arm and in a contrasting colour, thread your needle. Plunge the needle into 1 side of the circle,check you go through all the layers. Leave a tail about the length of your finger on top and gently pull the thread through. You are now going to repeat the stitch and create a loop, leaving the loop the length of your finger. Bring the needle back up again and cut the thread leaving a tail the length of your finger. Cut through the loop. Peel the paper pattern away from the fabric. Carefully separate the fabric layers and snip the threads in between. You should now have a thread mark on both layers of your fabric pattern piece. Ta dah! Please do leave feedback if you have any comments and, as always, remember that sewing is good for the soul xx


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"My son's devastated," emailed one mother of a trans boy who found out, yesterday, that her son has been rejected from the hormone blockers trial. "He's been coping with stealth and just hoping for some relief. He was so affected that he secretly took it out on himself and I spent last night cleaning his self-harm cuts and butterfly stitching the larger ones across his chest. He's a frightened little boy in the wrong body and nobody will help him. We're trying our best as parents to keep him together and safe, to help him become a healthy and happy adult, but now we have to go to another country for that."
And the media? They just make things worse for people in the long and honourable tradition of yellow journalism.
Congress is fascinated by the search for intelligent life on other planets. Apparently, they've given up the search at home.
In this session of Congress, House committees tasked with covering U.S. energy and science have held a total of seven hearings to discuss climate change. By contrast, the two chambers have held a combined 19 hearings about space exploration in that same time period.
The House Science, Space, and Technology Committee—led by Rep. Lamar Smith, R-Texas, since 2013—has held 15 hearings on space exploration alone, at least three of which have involved the search for extraterrestrial life. By comparison, Smith's committee has held just two hearings devoted to climate change.
The Democrat-controlled Senate doesn't have a much better record. The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee has held three hearings this session on climate change, while the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee has not had a hearing devoted to the topic since 2012. The Senate Commerce Science and Space Subcommittee has had one hearing about climate change and four about space.
One Sunday a pastor told his congregation that the church needed some extra money and asked the people to prayerfully consider giving a little extra in the offering plate. He said that whoever gave the most would be able to pick out three hymns.
After the offering plates were passed, the pastor glanced down and noticed that someone had placed a $1,000 wad in offering. He was so excited that he immediately shared his joy with his congregation and said he'd like to personally thank the person who placed the money in the plate.
A very quiet, elderly, saintly lady all the way in the back shyly raised her hand. The pastor asked her to come to the front. Slowly she made her way to the pastor. He told her how wonderful it was that she gave so much and in thanksgiving asked her to pick out three hymns.
Her eyes brightened as she looked over the congregation, pointed to the three handsomest men in the building and said "I'll take him and him and him!"
After months of leaking stories about how it was hesitating to bring criminal charges against companies because of their size and global reach, the Department of Justice wants everyone to know that it would never hesitate to bring criminal charges against companies because of their size and global reach.
If the police stop you in Pennsylvania, they don't need a warrant to search your car.
And soon, you could be in trouble even if they find nothing.
The state Supreme Court ruled last week that police are allowed to search vehicles without a warrant. The state General Assembly, meanwhile, is moving forward with a bill that would give cops the authority to arrest people caught with "secret compartments" in their vehicles, even if there is nothing illegal in those suspicious containers.
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Asymco, a Helsinki-based app developer / industry analysis advisory firm, ironically founded and led by a longtime Nokia manager, just posted this telling chart on its blog: According to the firm's research, iTunes download rates for music and iOS apps are both still growing, but accelerating much faster for the latter. In fact, Asymco posits, based on data from the recently updated… Read More
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The People's Hospital, a Jewish institution of which representative William I. Sirovich is the superintendent, is planning to take over the St. Mark's Hospital, a non-Jewish institution which last week closed its doors for lack of funds, and operate it as an open hospital with free service to the poor.
Representative Sirovich stated that the People's Hospital had offered to take over the mortgages and obligations of St. Mark's, which, he said, amount to $900,000, and pay $400,000 besides. He declared that the People's Hospital, which has been taking care of the poor for twenty-two years, wishes to purchase St. Mark's because it needs more space.
Two other hospitals have made bids for the purchase of St. Mark's. They are the Beth Israel Hospital and the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. These two hospitals, together with the People's, are located on Second Avenue in the neighborhood of St. Mark's.


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Until one day an unexpected visitor brings news of a strange inheritance and Sophie is suddenly, out of the blue, in sole charge of two children under the age of six. But motherhood can't be all that hard, can it?
Within 24 hours, her make-up is smeared all over the bathroom, Artemis has taken up residence on top of her wardrobe, and Sophie is in despair. And all her unconventional mother can suggest is Dr Roberts' Complete Dog Training and Care Manual.
Determined to rise to the challenge, Sophie soon realises that she'll need more than a business plan to cope with all this...
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I found some of the specific details used to illustrate how out of her depth the main character was to be irritating, such as mixing microwave meals on a plate and feeding to small children - no adult would really be that clueless! However other touches about their struggle to cope as a unit were well written and overall I still really liked the characters.
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The Reconstruction Amendments were intended to give our nation what Abraham Lincoln promised at Gettysburg: a New Birth of Freedom. Unfortunately, much of their power and meaning was eviscerated in a series of egregious Supreme Court rulings in the 1870s and 1880s. These rulings are just as wrong as long-overruled opinions such as Plessy v. Ferguson, but remain on the books. Read properly, the Reconstruction Amendments provide a solid foundation for courts and the federal government to protect human and civil rights.
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"We the People" ratified the Constitution to form a national government strong enough to establish justice, provide for the common defense and general welfare, and secure the blessings of liberty. Subsequent amendments expanded the power of the federal government, shifting power away from the states. Yet recently, the Supreme Court has aggressively limited federal protections for women, workers, disabled people and the environment, in a misguided attempt to protect the states.
Our Constitution never uses the term "corporations," referring instead to protections for "persons," "the people," and "citizens." Yet in recent years, the Supreme Court has in several areas given corporations more protection than individuals, a trend CAC has tracked through its reports on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the Roberts Court.
Our Constitution's vision of a government of "we the people" was quite radical for its time. The twin ideas of voting rights and jury trials are at the core of that vision. Six Amendments adopted since the Constitution was ratified expand the right to vote and three protect jury trials. The Constitution similarly allows for a system of federal courts where people can vindicate their rights under federal laws.
Corporations and special interests have poured millions of dollars into a coordinated effort to attack environmental safeguards based on interpretations of the Constitution that cannot be squared with the document's text and history, especially its Takings and Commerce Clauses. CAC continues the path-breaking work of its predecessor organization, Community Rights Counsel, which defended the constitutionality of environmental safeguards and helped win important and surprising Supreme Court victories.
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Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction to social studies. 2. Strategies to teach social studies. 3. Objectives in teaching social studies. 4. Teaching of reading in the social studies. 5. Coaching and teaching social studies. 6. Psychology in teaching social studies. 7. Cooperative learning in social studies. 8. Teacher centered instruction. 9. Social studies with technology. 10. Optical technologies and hypermedia. 11. How to become a good social studies teacher. 12. Challenges in teaching social studies. Bibliography. Index.
"This book presents the field of social studies with an up-to-date discussion of its most important developments and persisting issues. Like many other fields, social studies is a vast and complicated subject full of problems and inconsistencies to which experience alone can give full meaning. To the new teacher and the uninitiated, social studies may seem confusing and fragmented, leaving teachers rudderless in steering a course through its reefs and shoals.
This book offers an overall framework that can act as a guide for setting objectives, devising lessons and choosing classroom strategies. We have also offered assistance in constructing tests and planning lessons, units and courses for some of the field's most popular and widespread programs. Throughout, all aspects of curriculum and instruction are viewed from a tripartite perspective that divides the world of social studies into didactic, reflective and affective components. We have used didactic, reflective and affective to stand for the lower (factual), middle (analytical), and upper (judgmental) ranges of thinking, decision making, and feeling, allowing each about a third of classroom time. The three levels are seen as supporting one another rather than acting in opposition. The greatest need is for social studies professionals who can balance goals so that students obtain necessary knowledge, are given time for adequate discussions of data and are asked to probe their own feelings and those of others on the important issues of our time, ultimately taking a stand that they are willing and able to defend. It is the teacher's job to give students the knowledge and skills needed to prepare a solid defense for their views, decisions and actions."
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Anything L.A. Magazine's staffers hit the road this Sunday (10/16/16) and visited the annual Sherman Oaks Chamber Of Commerce Street Fair.
The high energy community event was informative, entertaining and action-packed. There was live music, a vintage car show, community stage, pet zone and food trucks serving delicious food… And all that in addition to the business EXPO and vendor booths with all kinds of goodies from clothing to jewelry. No wonder the Sherman Oaks Street Fair attracts thousands of visitors: there were young people, old people, young families with kids in tow and many dogs with their owners on the other end of the leash.
We talked with representatives of the hospitable Sherman Oaks Chamber of Commerce as well as with:
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several notable health organizations
California State Military Reserve
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We told them all about the plight of Adam Krief who is fighting blood cancer and asked them to support the upcoming Anything L.A. Magazine SFV Bone Marrow Donor Drive For Adam Krief. Community has great powers, the power to heal is among them is.
Thank you Sherman Oaks Chamber Of Commerce for your support of the SFV bone marrow donor drive for Adam Krief and congratulations on another vibrant, busy and successful Street Fair!
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ARTSBEAT; Black Sabbath Plans Reunion
By JAMES C. MCKINLEY JR.
Published: November 15, 2011
The four original members of Black Sabbath have announced they will reunite next year to release their first album of new songs in three decades and to embark on a world tour.
Appearing at the Whisky a Go Go club in Los Angeles, the band's first lineup - the singer Ozzy Osbourne, the guitarist Tony Iommi, the bassist Terry ''Geezer'' Butler and the drummer Bill Ward - told reporters on Friday they were working on new material for an album to be released in the fall of 2012. They also said they would perform at the Download Festival in England in June to kick off an extensive tour. No dates were announced.
The four musicians are all in their 60s. They released their last studio album of all-original material in 1978 with ''Never Say Die'' (Warner Brothers). A year later Mr. Osbourne left the group in an acrimonious split to pursue a solo career; the band, with a replacement singer, Ronnie James Dio, never recovered its former popularity. Though the original four reunited for a tour in 1997, produced a live album, and did a few shows in the early 2000s, their efforts to write new material in recent years have proven fruitless.
''It's just time,'' Mr. Osbourne said. ''This time, for some magical reason, we have written about seven or eight songs.''
Mr. Iommi said: ''It's now or never. We are getting along great. Everything's really good.''
Formed in 1967 in a working-class neighborhood in Birmingham, England, Black Sabbath was one of the pioneers in the heavy-metal genre, helping to introduce the bone-crushing volume, gloom-and-doom lyrics, Satanic imagery and the growling, distorted guitar licks that every metal guitarist has copied since. Though many critics despised their music, the band sold 8 million albums in the 1970s and had hits like ''Paranoid,'' ''Iron Man'' and ''War Pigs.'' The group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2006 and has sold more than 70 million albums worldwide.
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US eyes men on Mars by 2036 - NASA's Elachi
Charles Elachi headed up the team that landed the recent rover on the Red Planet
The US is in the early stages of plans to land humans on the surface of Mars in 2036, Charles Elachi, head of NASA's missions to the Red Planet, told delegates at the Arabian Business Forum 2012 in Dubai.
"We don't have a programme [to send a man to Mars] but we are starting to plan," Elachi, who heads up the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), the Pasadena-based NASA agency that constructs and operates robotic planetary spacecraft, said.
"Interestingly enough we can go to Mars every four years or so. Every 18 years they get very close. We are thinking not for 2018 but 2036 [for a human mission]," he added.
Elachi's team at JPL successfully masterminded the landing of a one-tonne vehicle – called 'Curiosity' – in a deep crater on the surface of Mars in August 2012.


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I got some new fluevogs that were underpriced at a downtown shop. They look like doc martens except they have a swirl on them. I have the "derby" style in a navy/blackish color. Has anyone ever heard of this brand? Are they popular? Are docs cooler than them, now that martens are taking over the world. And I'd just like to know more about them & your opions on them..
here is a link to the style..just imagine the red/black as a blue/black.
Also I must comment that they have some pretty badass shoes if docs arent quite your style :)posted over 7 years ago
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John Fluevog is a Vancouver-based brand known for what Fluevog calls, "the World's most distinctive shoe". While he does sell some shoes that are similar to Doc Marten's, his truly amazing shoes are some of his women's heels (in my opinion, anyways). I've always thought it was a fairly well known brand as they have stores in major cities all over North America.
Though your Fluevogs look like Doc Marten's, I wouldn't say the two brands are similar at all. Fluevogs are more about distinct, quirky fashion and Doc Marten still retains their roots as work boots.
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Sort of on topic: This company is like Doc Martens but even better. I believe someone involved in making the original docs started this company.
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1828 – Henry Assmann (26) married Elisabeth Hammerschmidt (35) in Kirchveischede, Germany 184 years ago. (4th great-granduncle)
1865 – James Bittles (37) married Margaret Reid (37) in Chicago, Illinois 147 years ago. (3rd great-granduncle)
1897 – Hillard Bentgen was born in Chicago, Illinois 115 years ago to William Bentgen & Carrie Hanson. (2nd cousin 3x removed)
1897 – Annie Klepaczyk was born in Detroit, Michigan 115 years ago to Anthony Klepaczyk & Sophia Nowak.
1898 – Edward Thomas (24) married Anna Kessler (22) in Detroit, Michigan 114 years ago. (1st cousin 3x removed)
1909 – Anton Ostrowski died 103 years ago in Detroit, Michigan. He was 74 years old. (3rd great-grandfather)
1918 – Donald Strnad was born in Michigan 94 years ago to Frank Strnad & Marie Schultheis.
1930 – Blanche Hopp was born 82 years ago to Harry Hopp & Martha Hincka. (2nd cousin 1x removed)
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Theresa Assmann Hanson died November 20, 1914. Her married name of "Hanson" has been spelled a variety of ways so I am unsure of the proper spelling. Theresa was the last of her family to die. After she married Peter they moved to the upper peninsula of Michigan and seemed to move about a lot. Peter died first in 1890. Theresa moved to St. Ignace, Mackinac, Michigan where she remained until she died. Her maiden name is spelled "Ossman" though I am sure that is how it was pronounced. (3rd great-grandaunt)


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Whoever ordered this weather, thanks.
Sunny skies, warm temperatures and cooler evening temperatures is one of the best weather combinations you can get. Yes, we still need some rain, but it's hard to complain about the weather we've been having lately. And, it's expected to continue for several days.
The National Weather Service also notes on its NYC Facebook page: "We're right around the peak time for tropical cyclone activity, yet there is only ONE tropical system across both the Atlantic and Pacific basins."
Overnight, Danbury saw temperatures get as low as 53 degrees. On the shoreline, it was about 10 degrees warmer. A high temperature of 80 degrees was hit in Danbury abd Bridgeport on Tuesday. Today, it's expected to a few degrees warmer today.
Here's the forecast from the National Weather Service:
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3. Metal Gear Solid 3: Subsistence
Kojima Productions | Konami | 2006
In many ways the definitive Metal Gear, this re-release of MGS3: Snake Eater packed in the original 8-bit Metal Gears and a fully developed online game
What made it so great?
Sending players back in time to the '60s to play as Naked Snake (aka Big Boss), Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is an incredible game, and Subsistence manages to make it better. There are a ton of fan service additions, not the least of which are newly translated versions of the original '80s Metal Gear games. But the biggest draw here is easily the addition of Metal Gear Online, which takes the franchise's venerable stealth-action formula and uses it to create team-based multiplayer deathmatches. Think of it as CounterStrike with gadgets, traps and a weird sense of humor.
At the heart of Subsistence is Snake Eater, a near-perfect stealth-action epic that answers a lot of lingering questions about the series' conspiracy-laden plot while introducing fans to lush Russian jungles (yes, Russian jungles), dynamic camouflage and edible wildlife. The action is fine-tuned (and a lot more hands-on, thanks to the addition of close-quarters combat), the story is brilliant and the boss battles are some of the most memorable in videogame history. Seriously, look up "The End" sometime to see what we mean.
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Snake Eater plays a lot like previous MGS installments, except that now, you've got a lot more to worry about. Staying hidden in the wilderness comes down to carefully managing your camouflage on the fly to blend in with your surroundings; do it well enough, and people won't notice you when you're standing right in front of them. You'll also need to keep an eye on hero Snake's stamina, which can be kept up by hunting and eating the creepy fauna that roam the jungle.
Camouflage and stamina don't apply in Metal Gear Online, though. Instead, you'll need to stay hidden the old-fashioned way - under tables, behind walls, etc. - and get the drop on your opponents as quickly as possible. Good luck.
Been there, done that?
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty pissed a lot of fans off with its confusing plot and the now-infamous Raiden bait-and-switch, but neither of those things prevented it from being a damn good game. If you're any kind of Metal Gear fan and you've never played it, then you really, really should.


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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew reiterated Tuesday morning that the Obama administration will not negotiate with congressional Republicans over the debt ceiling, but will seek a fiscal bargain with Republicans in funding the government.
Lew appeared on CNBC's "Squawk Box" the morning after sending House Speaker John Boehner a letter projecting that the Treasury would run out of headroom under the debt ceiling in mid-October. Lew explained that the letter was not a threat, but that "we're sharing the information we have" and "it means Congress does need to act" to raise the limit.
Lew reasserted several times during his interview with CNBC's John Harwood that the White House won't engage in negotiations with Republicans seeking spending cuts or changes to Obamacare in raising the debt ceiling. But he also indicated that the administration remains willing to talk with the GOP about making other large-scale fiscal adjustments in the upcoming government funding showdown that will take place just shortly before Lew expects the debt ceiling to become binding in mid-October.
President Obama is "looking for the sensible common ground" in trying to make sure the government doesn't shut down when funding runs out on Oct. 1, the beginning of the new fiscal year, Lew said. Lew made sure to distinguish between negotiations over the debt ceiling and over a new budget or continuing resolution, calling the latter "very different from something as fundamental as saying we'll put the full faith and credit of the United States at risk."
In negotiating over funding the government, Lew said, Obama is aiming to replace the sequestration cuts with other fiscal savings and "looking for the sensible common ground," including entitlement reforms and changes to the corporate tax code. Lew said that Obama has "made clear he's willing to do tough things on entitlements" but that any such changes would "require balance" in the form of tax hikes.
But even in the continuing resolution talks, Obamacare would remain off the table. In response to Harwood's question whether the Obama administration would accept any defunding or delaying of Obamacare in a bill funding the government, Lew simply responded "no."
Lew said he has exchanged calls with Boehner and other Republican leaders regarding the coming fiscal showdowns.


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$7.4 Trillion Bailout - Oh My, Oh My
This news leaves us simply speechless.
Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Fed Pledges Exceed $7.4 Trillion to Ease Frozen Company Credit -- The U.S. government is prepared to lend more than $7.4 trillion on behalf of American taxpayers, or half the value of everything produced in the nation last year, to rescue the financial system since the credit markets seized up 15 months ago.
The unprecedented pledge of funds includes $2.8 trillion already tapped by financial institutions in the biggest response to an economic emergency since the New Deal of the 1930s, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The commitment dwarfs the only plan approved by lawmakers, the Treasury Department's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program. Federal Reserve lending last week was 1,900 times the weekly average for the three years before the crisis.
Nov. 23 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. to Back $306 Billion in Citigroup Assets, Regulators Say -- The U.S. government agreed to protect $306 billion of loans and securities on Citigroup Inc.'s books against losses, as it seeks to shore up investor confidence in the bank.
Citigroup will, as a fee for the guarantee, provide preferred shares to the Treasury and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the regulators said in a statement. The government will also inject $20 billion into the bank from the Treasury's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program.
Are we supposed to stand up and cheer because the cavalry has arrived? Or are we supposed to cower in fear, because the end is near?
Is this cause for a rally or a crash? We have no idea whatsoever.
How are we supposed to gauge the depth of problems when the stream of announcements of ever growing rescue goes on and on.
One of our five criteria for evaluating time to re-enter the markets with available cash is governments moving to the background and cessation of the weekend surprise announcements by the Fed, the Treasury and other central banks. The midnight announcement of $326 billion for Citi, and a $7.4 trillion tab for the overall rescue just pushes the likely prudent re-entry date farther out for us.
We have yet to learn of the "massive" stimulus plan contemplated by the new Congress and President. Anybody for $10 trillion total rescue package?
Who is going to buy all those bonds? If we don't borrow, then we have to print more currency. Either approach is highly problematic.
As of this moment (1:15 AM EST) the futures markets like the news. The S&P 500 index futures are up over 6% since the announcement. What might the judgement be by the close of the market today? No clue.
1/2 of the US GDP !?
1.5 times the entire outstanding Treasury debt !?
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It's being called an epic southern storm and it's generating some of the best surf seen on Oahu's south shore in 30 years.
"The beach is doing very well," University of Hawaii Professor of Geology and Geophysics Chip Fletcher said.
Fletcher is keeping a close eye on the Waikiki shoreline.
"It's a good way to monitor the beach," Fletcher said.
A digital camera mounted high above the Sheraton Waikiki produces a photograph of the shoreline every hour.
"We've been watching, monitoring the digital cameras. We've been down and visited the beach a couple of times. There is some erosion but it's relatively minor," Fletcher said.
The camera is one of many features on the Pacific Islands Observing System — a federally funded project that uses a network of ocean monitoring locations across the country.
In this case, it's helping researchers monitor the effect of this potent south swell.
"You can see a shallow area building up here and people wading out on it. They're only knee-deep here," Fletcher said. "Much of this will be transported back and whatever erosion takes place during the high swell event today and yesterday will be prepared naturally."
It was just over two years ago, when 24,000 cubic yards of sand were pumped in from offshore to replenish and widen Waikiki Beach by about 37 feet.
Fletcher says the nourishment project was designed with recognition that erosion would take place and future sand replacement may be necessary, but right now — despite this monster swell — erosion has been minor.
"This is the first time we've done this. We're all watching it carefully. There's going to be a lot of lessons learned and thus far in this swell event it seems to be holding up," Fletcher said.
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OPEN EAGLE aims To TAKE FAUGHEEN PATH
Open EAGLE may follow in the hoofprints of illustrious stable companion Faugheen by winning the Kirkland Investments Novice Hurdle at Limerick on December 29.
Faugheen was an emphatic winner of the three-mile contest two years ago before going on to win that season's Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival and this year's Champion Hurdle.
Open Eagle, snapped up by the Supreme Horse Racing Club and sent to Willie Mullins after a demolition job in last year's November Handicap at Doncaster for David O'Meara, disappointed on his hurdling debut at Punchestown in February, but righted that wrong on his seasonal re-appearance at Fairyhouse last month.
Steve Massey, who manages the club, said: "We felt going to Fairyhouse Open Eagle was a much better horse than he was when he arrived at the yard a year ago and he proved it with a really smart performance.
"He has an entry in the Future Champions Novice Hurdle at Leopardstown over two miles (December 27), but will also have the option of stepping up to three miles at Limerick on December 29."
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Trenton Alston's dad Steven is serving in Afghanistan.
Maria Parrish, Trenton's pre-K teacher at Hardeeville Elementary, worked with her room of 4-year-olds for Veterans Day in November and made an American flag out of stars the students cut and their painted hand prints.
The students proudly hung it in the hall and took pictures of it. They then mailed the flag along with cards made by the class along with some goodies to Alston in Afghanistan.
On Tuesday, Parrish received an email from Trenton's mother with a picture of Trenton's dad's platoon holding the flag as well as some of the soldiers they are working with. Parrish also received two large pictures and post cards thanking her for the students' work and package.
It was a teaching moment for the class.
The students were so excited when they saw the flag they had made. Parrish said the class talked about where Afghanistan and Iraq were on the globe when they mailed it, so the students knew it was mailed and made it to a country far, far away.


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Avian influenza: birds, pigs, now cats
Bird flu can now infect felines, confirms a paper published in this week's Science. The study shows that the virus is transferable between cats although they have not yet passed it on to other species. Scientists fear that the more hosts the virus infects, the higher are its chances of mutating into a more dangerous form and perhaps 'jumping' to humans.
The first reported case of bird flu infecting cats came in January after the death of a clouded leopard at a Bangkok zoo. A month later, at the same zoo, a sick white tiger tested positive for H5N1, the bird flu virus which has caused several human deaths in Asia this year. Reportedly, the likely cause of infection was eating raw, infected poultry.
Domestic cats have also died from the virus but scientists are saying there is no need for the public to worry about their pets, although people are advised to be vigilant with cats that have access to poultry. That pigs may be infected with bird flu is far more worrisome, say scientists, because pigs are ideal mixing vessels in which bird flu can combine with human flu viruses to form a new strain that could be highly infectious for humans.
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Chattanooga (WVLT) - Aviation officials are trying to figure out what caused a small private jet to crash into one of Chattanooga's busiest streets.
Officials say the private jet was preparing to land at the city's Metropolitan Airport Wednesday night, when crashed into the parking lot of a shopping center.
Witnesses said it hit a utility pole and careened off at least three cars.
Lexington businessman Ron Turner, his son Daren, and his brother-in-law, Louis Mullins all survived.
The pilot also made it out alive.
All four are being treated at the Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga.
They're all listed in fair condition.
The private plane is owned by Turner's company Amteck.
Melissa Davis, a medical assistant, was one of the first people on the scene.
"We heard a loud noise and turned around and saw nothing but debris flipping in the air, and immediately I ran out and tried to make sure all the cars were secure and no one was in it," says Davis.
The Turner family is well known in Lexington for their involvement in the community and various charities.
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E-learning hits record high
E-Learning has just topped £24 Billion worldwide. The world is clearly changing and the signs are that e-learning is becoming the new way of learning. I am sure that this is linked to the facts that YouTube is now the worlds second biggest search engine and 51% of internet traffic is now video!!!
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Interestingly website usage is at an all time low of only 24%.
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South Beach Grille
Nags Head, NC 27959
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Welcome to South Beach Grille of Nags Head located on the sunny Outer Banks of North Carolina. Here at the South Beach Grille International flavors and tropical tastes rule. Our Asian and Caribbean inspired cuisine is guaranteed fresh and flavorful; each dish created to order using the finest fresh vegetables, seafood, meats and spices. We offer an extensive gluten free menu, fine vegetarian dishes and fresh local seafood. Please see our menu page for full menu details.
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