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12/3 Gauge Cord:
At a 50ft length most tool manufactures recommend a 16 gauge cord... 14 would've been better, but if its worth doing - do it right... we went all the way to a 12 gauge cord so power will never be an issue for your car dryers, polishers, vacuums or other detailing tools. Using too small a cord for the run can result not only in lowered performance from the tool, but overheating and damage! With this beast of a cord that'll never be a concern.
Integrated GFCI:
Sometimes we forget to think about safety in our own garage... you feel comfortable there, but it only takes one accident to make things go horribly wrong. Since detailing is often a 'wet' activity either from the wash itself or water dripping and pooling in your garage after a wash it only makes sense to use a ground fault circuit interrupter. As a cord dedicated for detailing we made sure this is integrated into the head of the cord so you don't have to worry about it! If you use the Universal Pad Washer or any of the car dryers this is almost a necessity.
Taking the safety aspect further the terminations at the GFCI and female ends are both water tight. The cord wrapping is also water proof to make sure shorting out is never an issue. No splash, inadvertent spray from the hose, or spill will risk you or your tools safety!
Industrial Grade:
The exterior insulation coating is over 2.5x thicker than that used on your average extension cord. That means its more abrasion resistant as well as cut resistant. If this cord gets run over, pinched, dragged, scraped, no matter what... it will hold up to the abuse!
Included Cord Keeper:
If you're like me you're very much an organization freak when it comes to your supplies. We include a heavy duty plastic cord keeper to wrap your cord up after each use. Pinch clips hold the male and female ends secure so theres no tangles when you're ready to use it again.
Guaranteed for Life:
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The Air Force recently launched a new website to support pregnant Airmen: Pregnancy A to Z. It provides information from real parents and physicians through videos that provide tips for the first trimester all the way through to delivery and post-partum. Check out the exercise library too—keeping fit while you're pregnant is essential for a healthy pregnancy and an easy recovery. And the site isn't just for moms. Dads-to-be will find helpful information as well.
For more information, check out HPRC's website for military-specific pregnancy resources, exercising when you are pregnant, and getting fit after giving birth.
Neck pain in military pilots, particularly helicopter and fighter jet pilots, is a major concern. Conditions inherent in flying helicopters and jets put these pilots (and crew) at a greater risk for developing neck pain due to misaligned postures, the use of additional equipment on their helmets, and exposure to high G-forces. Effectiveness and readiness are compromised if a pilot is can't fly because of pain. Pilots sometimes forego medical treatment for fear of being grounded or losing their flight status and, as a result, pain is left untreated.
Exercise programs specifically for strengthening the neck area can be helpful in preventing pain. "G-warmup" maneuvers can also be beneficial to prepare a fighter pilot for high G-forces. Military researchers are looking at improving and updating the ergonomics of aircraft seats and cockpits, as well as helmet fit. In the meantime, see your doctor if your neck pain doesn't improve with rest and basic at-home treatments. And for more information, read HPRC's InfoReveal.
Army researchers have developed a special method of meal delivery for U-2 pilots on long flight missions, which can sometimes last up to 12 hours. Pressurized suits and bulky equipment limit pilot movement and prevent them from opening their helmet visors—so feeding themselves until now has been impossible. Chefs and nutritionists in Natick, MA, teamed up to create meals that meet a pilot's calorie and nutrition needs. The meals are turned into a consistency similar to baby food and delivered to the pilot by way of a metallic tube about the size of a tube of toothpaste. The containers fit into a port on the pilot's helmet in a way that doesn't interfere with the suit's pressure. Watch this video to see these tube meals in action!
What are the favorites among pilots? Caffeinated chocolate pudding and chicken-à-la-king are the most popular. Other meals include beef stroganoff, key lime pie, applesauce, and sloppy joe.
The Air Force is conducting a study on the use of energy drinks among active-duty Air Force personnel and civilians. According to the Army and Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES), Monster Energy was the top-selling cold beverage last year in the AAFES worldwide, and due to continuing concerns about the effects of energy drink consumption, the Air Force has started its own survey that targets 12 bases in Europe and the U.S. For the complete story, read the article in Stars and Stripes.

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Huntington Park Rose Garden
The Rose Garden at Huntington Park located in historic Huntington Park, bursts into a carnival of color by early May and remains in bloom until late October or November. Hybrid tea, grandiflora, floribunda, climber, shrub and miniature roses are represented in the 74 varieties of the 1000 bush garden.
In November of 2000 renovation of the garden's twenty-eight rose beds began. As of spring 2008, twenty-five beds have had a total soil replacement to a depth of eighteen inches and new bushes have been planted. Fifty-four new varieties of roses have been introduced into the garden. A trellis, with New Dawn climbers, was installed to enhance the main entrance to the garden.
To Support the Garden Renovation Project
Individuals and organizations are encouraged to support the garden renovation projects through tax deductable donations. Gifts of at least $600 will be recognized by a plaque placed in a newly renovated bed. Other gifts will be acknowledged by a certificate. See the section titled "How to Donate" for details. Additional information is also available by calling the Landscape Services Office at 591-4844.
To Reserve the Rose Garden
The rose garden is a beautiful setting for spring, summer or fall weddings. A reservation and a fee are required and arrangements are made through the Parks and Recreation Operations office at 886-7912.
To Learn About Growing Roses
The garden also serves as a rose grower's classroom. Informational tours, educational programs and individual consultations with the garden rosarians can be arranged through the Landscape Services Office at 591-4844.
The Garden's History
The land was donated to the City of Newport News in 1924 "for the purpose of a public park and recreation ground". Henry E. Huntington, an official of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, the first chairman of the board of the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company and a director of the Old Dominion Land Company, was instrumental in facilitating the donation of this valuable Warwick county property to the city. He was the nephew of Collis P. Huntington (1821-1900) who brought the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to Newport News Point in the 1880s and founded the modern City of Newport News. He also founded the shipyard which was the first commercial venture and the first industry in the state of Virginia.
During the late 1960's, city officials decided that "a city this size needed a rose garden". The site selected is on part of the former Ferguson Park housing development. To provide emergency accommodations for shipbuilders on the eve of World War II, the U.S. Navy built a 5,000 person housing development which was first occupied in 1941. Ferguson Park, which honored Shipyard President Homer L. Ferguson (1878-1953), was vacated and razed beginning September 1, 1965.
The garden, which opened in 1970, was the result of a joint effort between the City and the Virginia Peninsula Rose Society. The initial planting (approximately 750 bushes) was predominately hybrid tea and grandiflora roses chosen for their hardiness and adaptability. Also planted were floribundas and tree roses. In 1975 the garden was beautifully expanded thanks to the donation of the prized roses of Williamsburg mayor, retired dentist Dr. Henry M. Stryker, who died in 1974. A second expansion occurred in the 1980s with the gift of roses from the garden of local businessman Charles F. Garner.
In the late 1980s, trellises were constructed in four beds to accommodate climbing roses and brick borders were added to the beds. A gazebo was also added in the center of the garden.
During 1990 and 1991, a major revitalization project was undertaken to replace plants that had been damaged by disease and severe winter weather. At that time, approximately 600 of the roses were replaced giving the garden a total of about 900 bushes.
Tribute Opportunities
Tax deductible donations to the Rose Garden at Huntington Park are a wonderful way to remember family and friends for years to come. Donations will be placed in a restricted plant fund to be used for the purchase of new plants for the rose garden. An acknowledgement will be sent to the honored individual or family of the person memorialized.
How to Donate
Make donations
payable to: Newport News Park and Recreation
Designate: Rose Garden Fund
Mail to: Landscape Services
Attn: Doug Kennedy, Supervisor
100 Minton Drive
Newport News, VA 23606
Include: 1. Your name and address
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Dr. Erin Mahan is Chief Historian of the Office of the Secretary of Defense. She previously served as associate research fellow at Center for the Study of Weapons of Mass Destruction at the National Defense University in Washington, D.C.
From 2004-2008, she was Chief of the Division of Arms Control, Asia, and Africa in the Office of the Historian at the Department of State, where she edited several volumes in the Foreign Relations of the United States series related to Strategic Arms Limitation Talks, the former Soviet Union, the Vietnam War, and Korea.
She is also the author of Kennedy, De Gaulle and Western Europe (Palgrave, 2002) and has published several chapters and articles on biological and chemical weapons, NATO and U.S. and French foreign economic policies during the 1960s.
She was a contributing staff writer for the Report of the Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism (GPO, 2008). She was a nationally elected Council member for the Society of Historians of American Foreign Relations, 2009–2011, and was appointed to the National Historical Publications & Records Commission. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Virginia.


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Quidnessett CC looks great. Let us know how you go.
Good luck and wish you lots of birdies with fewer bogeys!
Best of Luck!!!
Good luck Brian! You've definitely got the right equipment to perform well.
Good luck Brian!! Looking forward to see how you do!
Hey Brian, commiserations on missing the matchpaly rounds ... obviously pretty wet and miserable.
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Roasted Vegetable Baklava and Black Pepper Cheese Puffs
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Delicious things for the winter table, plus a reminder of spring.
Today's Delicious Links
• Black Pepper–Manchego Cheese Puffs Recipe - Party food! At CHOW.
• Large Carrot - We find these papier-mache carrots inexplicably beautiful and interesting.
• Once Upon a Christmas Cookie... - At Bon Appetit.
• Roasted Vegetable Baklava - So clever. At Gourmet (i.e. quick, get it before it disappears!).
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I made the veggie baklava this week. It was delicious and pretty easy
The baklava is vegan! Yay! I think I'm going to make it for my work's holiday potluck.


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Time: November 29, 2013 from 10am to 12pm
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Cosatto Yo! Special Edition Pushchair - Zowee
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The striking lightning design of the Cosatto Yo! Zowee Pushchair is sure to be a hit.
This versatile, lightweight buggy is perfect for trips around town and comes at a great price – it weighs only 7 kg and is suitable from birth.
The super lightweight aluminium chassis features an umbrella-style folding mechanism that makes it easy to manoeuvre, as well as lifting in and out of your car. There's even a carry handle for you convenience when it's folded up.
The Zowee is an any weather hero featuring a summer liner, kanga pouch, cosytoes footmuff and a UPF 50+ hood, so you're ready for anything the weather can throw at you.
It even comes with a FREE matching changing bag featuring the the same bright yellow lightening flash as the pushchair!
Lockable swivel wheels give you full control, including when stationary on an incline, and the handy basket under the pushchair seat is great for carrying shopping.
The seat can be adjusted to a variety of reclining positions, including a lie-back state when your little one is ready for a nap.
Useful info:
- FREE matching changing bag
- Suitable from birth
- Super lightweight aluminium chassis
- Compact umbrella fold with auto lock
- Multiple recline positions
- Lockable swivel wheels
- UPF 50+ hood
- Folded dimensions: 116 x 30 x 34 cm
- Unfolded: 98 x 44 x 72 cm
- Weight: 7 kg
- 4 year guarantee
- Cosatto Yo! Zowee stroller - special edition
Phil&Teds most compact incline yet - Dot is fully featured and ready to make your life in the city with kids in tow a whole lot easier. Because Dot is their smallest inline yet, it fits seamlessly into the smallest car trunk, and glides through narrow doorways. It is super compact, yet has a full size seat. In true Phil&Teds form Dot adapts from 1 kid to 2 as your family grows.
Dot has an innovative one hand fast fold which enables you to quickly fold the buggy in one smooth action, pop it in the car and get going. The simple pull & side release is safety out of junior's reach, yet still convenient for you. The main seat reclines for a comfortable ride to a lie-flat position (best for newborns, and still brilliant when they're 4!). Dot's ventilated seat performance system is contoured to provide increased postural support. Super-comfy! Snug carrycot available (sold separately 3KRLN).
- Multi position handlebar.
- Large sun canopy with flip out visor and peek-a-boo window.
- Can be customised- liner and carrycot hood mix and match colour options (available separately).
- Compact nifty 10" (59cm) pneumatic wheels so easy to manoeuvre through tight spaces and multiple terrain.
- Unique tailfree harness so no more dangle bits. Improved frame locking clip for fast secure and intuitive locking function.
- One hand lay back for sleeping- also safety certified for carrying one child in the back and none in the front.
- Removable fabric sling- no tools required.
- All plastic footwell-no fabric for easy clean.
- Folded Dimensions:76x59x26 cm. Unfolded width 59cm.
- Age range newborns to 5 years
- Main seat max load 20kg/44ln
Chicco London Stroller - Hoop
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The great value Chicco London stroller is lightweight, stylish and easy to manoeuvre – perfect for urban living.
An ultra-compact lightweight frame (8 kg) ensures an easy ride for everyone as your child enjoys a comfortable padded seat and backrest can be fully reclined with one hand.
Suitable from birth, it comes complete with a matching full length fleece footmuff featuring an attractive Hoop design for extra warmth and protection when the weather gets a little chilly.
Your all-weather stroller
Your child's comfort is further enhanced by an adjustable leg rest, detachable folding hood and rain cover, so you can get wherever you need to go whatever the weather.
There's a handy shopping basket under the seat and the handles feature soft non-slip handgrips so easy, comfortable control. The lockable front swivel wheels and all round suspension make manoeuvring easy.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx 3 years)
- Lightweight frame ideal for city living
- 4-position backrest with one-hand adjustment
- 5-point safety harness
- Adjustable leg rest
- Matching foot muff and rain cover included
- Detachable hood
- Handle height: 104 cm
- All roundsuspension
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Linked rear brakes
- Weight: 8 kg
- Folded: H 107, W 24.5, D 45 cm
- Unfolded: H 104, W 46.5, D 83 cm
- Chicco London Stroller - Hoop design
Supa is the pushchair all other pushchairs want to be when they grow up.
Cuddle Monster
Uncage the cuddle monster and everyone benefits. Cuddle monster's the name pipkin protecting's the game. Every time cuddle monster gives a cuddle a pushchair gets his colours. Cuddle Monster is not a scary monster at all. A huggy hulk of a stroll troll, wearing sooo-this-season's palette, he wanted us to point out to you how his orange horns are sooo offset by his terrifying turquoise coat. Who are we to argue? Scared? You won't be. Snuggles? They will be. Put 'em up...
- Suitable from Birth
- Fully removable seat unit for easy cleaning and self-standing capability
- One hand recline with 4 recline positions and adjustable handle height
- Integral hood with extendable sunshade protection
- Multimedia gadget pocket in hood with removable pocket speaker
- Cup holder which can be used on either side of the frame
- Cushioned adjustable calf support
- Spacious storage basket
- Free-standing feature when folded
- Compact umbrella fold with auto lock
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Chest pads, head hugger and rain cover
- Reversible 4 way Cosy Toes with kangaroo pouch and reversible zip-off fleece liner
- 4 year guarantee (UK & Ireland only) when register the product within 28 days of purchase
- L 74 x H 110-114 W50cm
- Weight 8kg
Mission Possible: Out in the rough? Get fired up with Pushmatic. Cooler than cars, this
multi-tasking trailblazer owns the streets and beyond.
Particulars: This winter-proof manoeuvre machine is the parka of pushchairs. For serious
street adventures enlist the all-weather Cosy Toes with foldaway hood and zip off front
liner. Show unruly pavements what's what with front and rear suspension. Get a fix on
your co-ordinates with easy pedal braking, then swoop with the super-lightweight
aluminium chassis.
Handling: Engage the front swivel wheels, grab that cross-bar handle and you're
accelerating your adventures.
Trek out of line.
F and B's:
Finer points:
• Suitable from birth up to maximum weight of 15 kg (approx. 3 years old)
• Extra cosy fleece-lined Cosy Toes with fold-away hood and zip-off front liner
• Chest pads and headhugger
• Super lightweight aluminium chassis
• Compact flat fold with autolock
• Front and rear suspension
• Lockable swivel front wheels
• Quick-release rear wheels
• Easy pedal braking
• Multi-position recline and adjustable calf support
• Removable hood
• Raincover in kit bag
• Removable 5 point harness with tummy pad
• Super-spacious shopping basket
• Complies with EN1888:2012
Weight: 6.7 kg
Overall dimension: L107cm x H98cm x W57cm
Handle height: 99cm
Folded Size: L95cm x H56cm x W37cmColour: Primary yellow.
First umbrella stroller with revolutionary reversible seat! Use 1 hand to recline or switch seat direction. Seat reclines to a near flat position - either parent-facing or forward-facing. Car seat compatible. Lightweight design - 7.9kg. Easy, compact fold with auto-lock 7. Large multi-position sun canopy. Adjustable footrest. 5.5 inch swivel front wheels. Includes a removeable cup holder.
- Assembled dimensions: 84 x 51.5 x 107 cm
- Folded dimensions: 108 x 29x 33.5 cm
- Weight: 7.9kg
- Use from birth to 15kg
- Available accessories: Weather shield, soft pram, car seat adapter, foot muff and carry bag
With quick fold technology you can fold this Baby Jogger City Mini Single Stroller up using just hand – perfect when you're juggling holding your child with packing everything away.
Suitable from birth up to 15 kg (approximately 4 years), this stroller is packed with features to ensure you can get out and about with ease. The seat reclines to a near flat position that is ideal for newborns or for an afternoon nap, with a padded design so they can snooze in comfort.
The padded shoulders add to the comfy style, while the 5 point safety harness ensures your youngster is nice and secure. The swivel wheels also have added suspension for a smooth ride as you stroll along.
Perfectly designed for urban terrain, this Baby Jogger pushchair has small, lightweight wheels to make it extra compact.
The storage underneath is great for a trip to the shops, while the mesh pocket to the back is the ideal place to store some of their favourite toys.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx. 4 years)
- Quick fold design
- Reclining seat
- Padded shoulders and seat
- 5 point safety harness
- Swivel suspension wheels
- Storage underneath
- Removable wheels
- Mesh pocket to the back
- Baby Jogger City Mini Single Stroller
To be purchased with Sola City Colour Pack 3XKR6 - choose from black/grey, blue sea, lime green or pink.
Customise your ride! Since you spend so much time with your pushchair, we think you should be able to add a bit of your own personality. With Sola City, you get to mix and match from a range of chassis and vibrant fabrics to get the look and feel you want. We've also tailored the design for city too, with a comfy extendable handle that telescopes down when you need to squeeze into tight spaces. All with a nice, neat compact fold.
Features and Benefits:
- Telescopic handle - with one-handed adjustability for comfort and tight city squeezes
- Ready to customise -your choice of fabric and chassis
- Lockable and removable wheels -for better manoeuvrability and storage
- Reversible seat -switch them to face you or the world
- Sitting or napping -multi-position seat recline
- Easy rider -front and rear wheel suspension for a smooth and comfy ride.
- Super safe -five point safety harness with adjustable height settings
- Snug as a bug -soft padded seat for comfort on the move
- Light and compact -just 10kg
- Car-friendly -travel system compatible
- Removable swivel wheels -for better manoeuvrability
- Comfy contact -foam grip handles with height adjustment
- Fold lock -locks shut when folded for easy storage or carrying
- Peek-a-boo window -for quick check ups
- Sun smart -UPF 50 fabric for maximum protection against UV rays
- Weather proof -includes rain cover
- Bags of room -easy-access shopping basket
- Full recline carrycot -suitable for occasional overnight sleeping, sold separately.
Cosatto Yo Stroller Special Edition - Camosatto
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Stand out from the crowd and get out and about easily with this special edition Cosatto Exclusive Yo! Stroller in a Comasatto design.
The stunning design features cute camoflage colours that are guaranteed to turn heads rather than hiding you in plain sight!
This versatile, lightweight buggy is perfect for trips around town and comes at a great price. It also weighs only 7 kg and is suitable from birth.
The super lightweight aluminium chassis features an umbrella-style folding mechanism that makes it easy to manoeuvre, as well as lifting in and out of your car. There's even a carry handle for you convenience when it's folded up.
The Cosatto Yo! Camosatto pushchair seat can be adjusted to a variety of reclining positions, including a lie-back state when your little one is ready for a nap.
Lockable swivel wheels give you full control, including when stationary on an incline, and the handy basket under the pushchair seat is great for carrying shopping. Includes FREE changing bag, raincover, cosy toes and head hugger.
Useful info:
- FREE matching changing bag
- Suitable from birth
- Super lightweight aluminium chassis
- Compact umbrella fold with auto lock
- Multiple recline positions
- Lockable swivel wheels
- Chest pads and head hugger
- Cosytoes with kangaroo pouch and reversible zip-off liner
- Folded dimensions: 116 x 30 x 34 cm
- Unfolded: 98 x 44 x 72 cm
- Weight: 7 kg
- FREE 4 year guarantee if registered within 28 days of purchase
- Cosatto Yo pushchair - Camosatto
Obaby Metis Stroller Bundle Includes Footmuff and Changing Bag - Little Sailor
- Low stock, selling fast
5 reviews
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The Obaby Metis Stroller with coordinating footmuff and changing bag is the perfect way for your little bundle of joy to travel in style.
It's suitable from birth and features an extra comfortable wide seat that can be reclined with one hand recline when it's time for a nap.
The coordinating head hugger, shoulder pads, 2 way fleece footmuff and messenger changing bag in the stylish Little Sailor design complete the package, ensuring you've got everything you need. A detachable hood with parent viewing window also keeps your child protected from the elements.
All round suspension, lockable front swivel wheels, 5-point safety harness and adjustable leg rests ensure your baby is comfortable on any terrain. With ergonomic foam handles and a parent cup holder, the Metis thankfully also looks after parent comfort too!
The lightweight aluminium chassis with a simple umbrella fold and carry handle is ideal for east storage and transportation.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx 3-4 years)
- Extra wide seat unit with multi recline
- Lightweight aluminium chassis
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Anti-trap hinge
- Ergonomic foam handles
- Adjustable 5 point harness
- Convenient carry handle
- Adjustable leg support
- Large sporty wheels with all-round suspension
- Matching shoulder pads, head hugger, footmuff & changing bag included
- PVC raincover
- Large detachable hood with parent window
- Weight: 6.6 kg
- Unfolded Dimensions: 109 x 50 x 74 cm
- Folded Dimensions: 107 x 31 x 30 cm
- Obaby Metis Stroller Bundle - Little Sailor
Joie Brisk+ Stroller with Footmuff
- Low stock, selling fast
8 reviews
- Delivery
The Joie Brisk Stroller is designed to look after both parent and child - ensuring a comfy ride and easy, compact storage when not in use.
Suitable from birth, it's ready to fold with a single touch and folds away to fit car boots of all sizes – simply release the safety, pull the fold trigger and collapse.
Lockable front swivel wheels and all round suspension make manoeuvring easy, while your child enjoys a comfortable padded seat and backrest that can be fully reclined with one hand.
It comes with a matching fleece footmuff for extra warmth and protection when the weather gets a little chilly.
Your child's comfort is further enhanced by an adjustable leg rest, detachable folding hood and a rain cover. There's also a fully enclosed headrest area and harness covers.
The Brisk can be converted into a travel system by adding a Group 0+ car seat (available separately – see item number 44DC3) to ensure easy transitions between the buggy and car when your child is sleeping.
Useful info:
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approx 3 year)
- Lightweight, compact frame for urban living
- Includes rain cover and footmuff
- Compatible with Joie Group 0+ car seat
- 5-position backrest with one-hand adjustment
- 5-point safety harness
- Handle height: 101 cm
- Lockable front swivel wheels
- Linked brakes and all-round suspension
- Adjustable leg rest
- Weight: 8.5 kg
- Folded: H 113, W 27.9, D 33 cm
- Unfolded: H 103, W 50, D 94 cm
- Joie Brisk Stroller
This lightweight Mamas and Papas Armadillo Stroller can be unfolded in seconds – perfect for your busy lifestyle.
It can be opened with just one hand so you'll be ready to roll in no time at all. Suitable from birth through to 15 kg (around 3-4 years old) it offers plenty of space for your youngster to stretch out as you stroll.
It's easy to fold up and at only 8 kg you won't ever be weighed down, with a useful travel handle to carry it around. The fully reclining padded seat is ideal for an afternoon nap, with an adjustable leg rest for an extra comfy snooze.
The extra large hood on this Mamas and Papas pushchair gives maximum protection from the elements too, with a handy peek-a-boo window so you can check up on them while you push.
The large basket underneath is ideal for your child's favourite toys or a quick trip to the shops, with easy swivel wheels to take any of the strain out of pushing it around.
Useful info:
- Weight: 8 kg
- Quick opening design
- Suitable from birth to 15 kg (approximately 3-4 years)
- Extra space and padded seat
- Fully reclining design
- Carry handle
- Extra large hood with clear window
- Adjustable leg rest and large basket
- Easy swivel, lockable wheels
- Simple brake design
- Unfolded dimensions: H 100, L 75, W 56 cm
- Mamas and Papas Armadillo Stroller


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life is about lies u make friends in life by lies every one has lied be4. i lie u lie so whats the diffrents is a friend lies to u? u lie so dont be mad if some1 lies to u grow up if u dont wont to be lied to dont lie but we all know u cant keep ur mouth shut! so shut up and stop lieing stop being a freak and DONT LIE!!!
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The Crimson Correspondent is an e-newsletter that features updates from Chancellor Lisa Brown on WSU Spokane and its role within the community, the state, and beyond. Read it to see our progress toward becoming a world-class center for health sciences education and research.
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I slaved for two hours making this masterpiece of pure decadence. You got to put your back into it but you will no doubt relish the results. I made it for Thanksgiving and it was smash across the board with everyone who managed to get a slice of this delicatessen. I am now required by my spouse to deliver this on birthdays and special occasions. I highly recommend you give it a try!
Praline-Crusted Cheesecake
Photo: Southern Living
Yield: Makes 12 servings
- 2 cups crushed shortbread cookies (about 28 cookies)
- 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted
- 4 Pralines, coarsely crumbled
- 5 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened
- 1 3/4 cups sugar
- 2 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 4 large eggs
- 2 egg yolks
- 1/3 cup whipping cream
- 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind
- 2 (8-ounce) containers sour cream
- 1/3 cup sugar
- Garnish: crumbled Pralines
- Combine cookie crumbs and butter. Press into bottom and up sides of a greased 10-inch springform pan.
- Bake at 350° for 8 minutes. Cool on a wire rack. Sprinkle coarsely crumbled Pralines over crust.
- Beat cream cheese at medium speed with a heavy-duty electric mixer until creamy. Gradually add 1 3/4 cups sugar, flour, and vanilla, beating until smooth. Add eggs and egg yolks, 1 at a time, beating just until yellow disappears. Stir in whipping cream and lemon rind. Pour in crust. Place on a foil-lined baking sheet.
- Bake at 350° on lower oven rack 10 minutes. Reduce oven temperature to 325,° and bake 1 hour and 20 minutes or until almost set. Cool on wire rack 1 hour.
- Stir together sour cream and 1/3 cup sugar; spread over cheesecake.
- Bake at 325° for 10 minutes. Cool on a wire rack. Cover and chill 8 hours. Remove sides of pan. Garnish, if desired.
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James Flynn said...
I love these short stories, and this one was no exception, but, what i dont understand about it is, that it says that their purpose was to stop the hour of twilight from happening.
so the aspects purpose, was to stop one of the aspects from causing the hour of twilight.
what kind of messed up storyline is that? our main purpose is to stop one of us from destroying the world. .... am i just reading it wrong?
The way I see it, if you look at all the facts and contradictions, there are two main possibilities:
1) This is another Un'Goro or Sholazar--another test, another experiment. The Titans are pure Order the same way the Old Gods are pure Chaos--they don't care about our well-being. It explains why they gave Azeroth an important artefact like the Well of Eternity and then disappeared.
2) Deathwing was not meant to be. It's possible that Aman'Thul, despite being able to see the future, couldn't see what would happen if Neltharion wasn't just taken out of the equation, but turned against his allies. In which case, it's lucky we have World-Shaman to conveniently become essential.
On the other hand, at least we finally have an answer to the question of "Just how does time travel work in Warcraft?", considering the question of "What happens if we remove the Dragon Soul from the past?" is answered with a handwave of "we'll stop time lol" instead of "it's an alternate timeline, it won't screw with ours directly."
God only knows where the splinter realities and predestination fit in, though.


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Why Men Take Out The Trash
Mar 24th 2011 8:13PM If you ask me, a lot of those posting here have gender issues, including the author of this horrid article. Your gender does not determine what you can or cannot do, your mind does that first and foremost, with physical limitations playing a secondary role, in most cases.
Boy Gives Up Sexy Backpack After Principal Gets Excited ... That Is, 'Upset'
Nov 10th 2010 1:59AM So good moral values to you includes thinking that human sexuality is some kind of sin, eh? You are a prude, no use denying it, the first step to overcome your problem, and trust me it is a problem, is to admit it. Until you overcome what you have ingrained in your tiny little head over a life of very limited experiences, you will continue to hate others and try to limit the freedom of others. You will also continue to misinterpret things and read your fears into places where it need not be. The art is not sexual. You have a fixation on sex as a negative part of life; that is a major problem you need to overcome. Sex is a natural healthy function that should be engaged in as much as those engaging in it want. It is not up to you to dictate how people engage in it. Get it? Then get over it!
Boy Gives Up Sexy Backpack After Principal Gets Excited ... That Is, 'Upset'
Nov 10th 2010 1:52AM Are you all idiots?! I remember back in the 70's and 80's this kind of graphic art was all over schools, mostly on T-shirts. Have we taken several steps back into the dark ages? Get your minds out of the gutter idiots; this art does not have to mean what your hate mongering conservative brainwashing forces you to default on.
Brandon Spikes Video From Chatroulette Leads to NFL Investigation
Sep 1st 2010 7:20PM Oh my God! A footbal player is having sex!? WT&%?!# is this world coming to. This video tape must be some sort of cgi trickery. I just can't believe it's true. Footbal players live by a much higher standard than the rest of us lowly sinners. Damned be the unbelievers that perpetrated this fraud!
One Round Doesn't Mean Tiger's Back
Aug 27th 2010 11:50AM Most people respect their vows? Are you living in a disney movie? The vast majority of marriages end in divorce, FACT.
But back to Tiger, I doubt the divorce and dissolution process is what really affected his game. The loss of the ability to go around banging multiple women is what has him moody and gloomy. Everyone knows that nothing makes a person happier than fun sex with willing partners. Especially if those partners look better than you do, which has been the case with Tiger given his fame. What he needs to do, is tell the american prudes, "F/U opressors, I'm ready to party like the playboy that God wants me to be." Only then will you see his game reach new heights.
'America's Next Top Model' Winner Whitney Thompson Poses Nude, Defends Tyra Banks
Aug 25th 2010 2:23PM I hope you don't truly believe that diet cannot "cure" someone's obesity. The facts are simple, if you eat more calories than you burn, you gain weight. You need only go to countries like Sudan or even Iraq to see regions with less than 1% prevalence of obesity in the population to realize this. You can also look at the federal archive of pictures taken in the USA during the 1940's to see practically no obesity in the USA. This is a sharp contrast of what has happenned since Americans started eating increasing amounts of fast food and processed foods high in saturated fats and simple sugars. If you eat a diet which consists mainly of vegetables with some lean meats or fish thrown in (no more than 4 oz per meal and no more than 8 oz per day). Exclude all liquids other than water from the diet, including store processed juices and milk (the calcium, vitD and protein can easily be supplemented otherwise) which have little nutritional value and almost as much sugar as soda. Instead of OJ, for example, peel a fresh orange eat it and drink water. This will provide more nutritional value than drinking a carton of processed OJ which is full of empty calories and has degraded into mostly simple sugars -- you may as well be drinking high fructose corn syrup.
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Elin Nordegren Breaks Silence With 'People' Interview
Aug 25th 2010 1:54PM There's merit to what you say and certainly more people in society are taking the same side. The bigger problem is simply in the marriage contract itself. Marriage is an antiquated contract that modern society no longer needs. In fact, in modern times it is the only contract that is broken more than half the time it is entered into. If those statistics happenned with any other kind of contract the legal establishment would surely outlaw it. The only reason marriage is still legal is b/c the majority of the population is still brainwashed into believing that it is part of what they need to do in life to prove that they are mature adults. The reality is that marriage in modern times is nothing more than a sham where the promise of everlasting love and commitment is made under false pretenses and with full knowledge by both parties that they will likely just wait and see if they want to break the unreasonable terms whenever they feel like it. The unreasonable nature of the terms, "until death do us part" in itself should make the contract illegal in the first place since it is impossible to love someone continuously in such a way. The movement that we should all be supporting is not equality in marriage but rather OUTLAWING marriage. Wake up everyone, it's the 21st century.
20 Million Homeowners Projected to Be Underwater by End of 2011
Aug 6th 2010 6:56PM This message is to Greg,
Why should they start by giving rewards to the homeowners. Seems to me that they should start by giving rewards to those who acted responsibly and never got into trouble in the first place, if they are going to be giving money to anyone at all. But the bigger question is why are they even giving money to anyone of these "troubled" homeowners? They should never have been homeowners and should never have gotten "themselves" in trouble. Why should responsible americans have to pay for their mistakes while not receiving any kind of reward for acting responsibly themselves? I say take away all the bullcr..p government aid programs that have sprouted up as a result of this so called "crisis" which is nothing more than a bunch of greedy, thoughtless lowlifes who jumped into the boat thinking they'd make a quick a buck and get ahead of the rest of us. Should they be rewarded for not realizing when a contract is too good to be true? In america, we should live by "you reap what you sow" as we always have. They farmed those mortgages, I should not have to subsidize a copay to let them keep some of their illgotten fortunes which has already been spent.
20 Million Homeowners Projected to Be Underwater by End of 2011
Aug 6th 2010 6:35PM Or how about those who realized that buying was too risky to start with and are now renting. Shouldn't they receive some sort of reward for living a more modest life than those who are now robbing the rest of us by taking goverment money directly or inderectly by making the banks take government money for their losses. The fact is that the ones who are being robbed the most in this current economy are those who never entered into a mortgage contract in the first place. They are the ones flipping the bill for all those who decided to throw caution to the wind and live it up. It's time to wake up and smell the coffee. Yes it's sad to see people losing money, but not if they never really had it in the first place. All the so called victims now are nothing more than thieves that took the money and ran when it was placed in front of them. Now they have to complain and act the part of victims so they can scam the rest of us who acted with reasonable caution out of our hard earned tax dollars. Is that what America has become? A land of greedy losers who keep ripping off the responsible good folk everytime they see a chance. These lowlifes are no different than the thieves that are ripping us all off through welfare scams.
Florida Courthouse Stored 35,000 Body-Scan Images
Aug 4th 2010 9:06PM the idea that images cannot be saved when a machine is put into work anywhere is ludicrous. Any machine that displays images can easily be made to record those images if not through its own software then by simply hooking up a simple recording device which may be no bigger than your finger. The video can even be streamed through the internet in real time with a small transmitter and any nearby laptop.


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Being the expert with half naked women that he is, we asked the extremely attractive and talented Do415 Tastemaker Derric Tanner to chat with SuicideGirls Co-Founder Missy about the SG Blackheart Burlesque show at The Fillmore this Friday. When he wasn't ogling her, he actually used words to form questions… and without drooling too much. We're very proud of him.
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DT: Since there are still people who exist that have never been to a burlesque show, can you explain the difference between burlesque and stripping?
MISSY: Burlesque is sexy tease, our show has choreography and set numbers. We are putting on a show, an experience that we created for this tour.
DT: So no lap dances or anything like that?
MISSY: Nope, we dance on stage :)
DT: since it's different than stripping, would it be weird if your dad and his friends came to a show?
MISSY: It wouldn't be too weird. We don't do anything we should be ashamed of.
DT: Do people recognize you in public yet? How do you deal with that?
MISSY: Sometimes when we are all together but not as much when I am out alone.
DT: Do you get a lot of creepers after a show? Whats the creepiest thing a dude has done to get your attention at a show?
MISSY: Well one time when the bus was going down the highway a guy was leaning out of his car trying to get our attention and screaming "I LOVE YOU"
DT: What's the secret sauce that makes the Suicide Girls Burlesque so fantastic?
MISSY: Pop culture + Dancing + Amazing Costumes + Pasties + Awesome Host = super fun night
DT: aside from pillow fights and tickle parties what's your favorite part of this tour?
MISSY: Haha. Probably all the crazy people we've met and the hilarious fun we've had in strip clubs
DT: Is there another SF date planned for the future?
MISSY: We would love to come back in 2014 :)
DT: In case there is someone who just isn't convinced at the awesomeness of a Suicide girls burlesque show, what else would you say to get them in the doors?
MISSY: Come, it is a sexy fun time. You won't be disappointed.
The all day, all ages music and food festival — taking place on Saturday, July 13th at Potrero del Sol Park — will be headlined by SF's unstoppable garage titans Thee Oh Sees and LA electro-pop virtuosos YACHT.
They'll be joined on two stages by some of indie music's most exciting bands, including LA's garage pop duo Bleached, NYC-via-SF rapper K.Flay, guitar shredder Marnie Stern, and SF synth-pop duo Painted Palms, as well as Blouse, Social Studies, Cool Ghouls, Surf Club and B. Hamilton. In addition to all that great music, some of San Francisco's finest food trucks will be selling their tasty creations all day long.
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Kick off Cinco De Mayo weekend at Taverna Aventine's 5th Annual indoor/outdoor TRES DE MAYO BLOCK PARTY Friday, May 3rd starting at 4pm! There will be live music, drink specials and taco trucks! What more could you ask for?
Headlining the night is Sam Issac spinning in the outside alley starting at 7pm! In the downstairs parlor, there will be sweet sounds provided by the talented FGLDan & Jackie Papers!
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This is a block party you don't want to miss! Make sure to RSVP for FREE entry on Do415.
Do415 photographer James Pawlish caught the MUDHONEY show at Slim's last Friday…and leaves us wishing we woulda went!!
James also made time to talk to Guy Maddison, bassist of Mudhoney:
J: This is the ninth album that you guys have put out…I know the last one, the band kinda summarized a it's based kinda off of rhythm up, instead of just riff and rhythm down kinda platform that you've guys have done in the past. With this new album "Vanishing Point" what's the major difference…from "The Lucky Ones" and from previous albums that you've been a part of?
G: Well, this time we used sort of a mixture of what with did with The Lucky Ones and then some of the records we did before that. Theres a group of the songs, about half of the songs on the record, Mark doesn't play the guitar and just sings, so that was the format that we used for the Lucky Ones…ya know the songs sort of spontaneously grooved with the lyrics at the same time, and then the other half is on this one are more like this one with previous records when we work on the music and then Mark comes along and does the lyrics second…and so those songs typically have Mark playing guitar on them and then the lyrics, are a little different because ya know, the ideas for them are not so on the spot they are more thematic or something, where as the other ones hes singing along with us and we are in the practice room where he's just singing and not playing guitar, might be more sort of rhythm based
J: with this album, the title, I love it, where did that title come from "Vanishing Point"?
G: Well it was driven more by the photograph than anything else. Mark had that photograph, his wife was the photographer, she took it on a trip she made to Sierra and ya know he liked that photograph, and he said what do you think for this for the record cover and we thought yeah thats a great looking photograph and it'll look good on our album cover so then came ya know previously as you probably know most of the record titles since I've been in the band have come from the lyrics…this one he was just looking for something that fit the image and I guess all of us are kinda fans of ya know the movie Vanishing Point, it's kinda a classic, ya know everyones sort of our age group as well, its a cult film.
J: Off this new album was there any tracks that you that you just love or got really involved with?
G: Well I mean we are actually for the first time, I think ever for the band we are actually playing it front to back for the album release which is something ya know there are always a couple tracks on the record that are not gonna be live tracks ya know, but I think all of this one is gonna be live, the tracks on that are really like playing Chardonnay cuz its hilarious and it's uh , its fun to play it its sorta a fanned out bad brains style punk. I really like playing the What to do With the Neutral, it's quite different for us, ya know its a different taste, it's gota spiciness that we haven't used much in the past.
J: I was listening to some of the album, it has that sound that has made Mudhoney.
G: Yeah I think that one of the things thats really great about the new record is that some of the guitar playing is exceptional and some of the sound that Steve gets which is ya know a big part of what Mudhoney is, is the guitar tone, and uh I think ya know Steve is in exceptional form on this record.
J: now I know in the past Mudhoney has jumped around with Reprise, Sub Pop and back again, How has Sub Pop been to you guys?
G: I don't think Sub Pop has changed that much from their original roots as an alternative record label there very nurturing to the band, they provide very fair and equitable splits of the money, I think that actually because the marketing is changing with recording because of online nature of it and even for magazines and stuff so theres a lot more ya know they run a youtube channel so they had us made a video so it could be on the subpop youtube channel and stuff like that , they've been really enthusiastic abput it and uh sort of had us doing thing that we haven't been that familiar with because just the nature of the record business is changing a fair bit.
J: You mention the record business changing, what are your thoughts with services like Spotify. I mean I remember growing up, once you found something by a band that you really like, you literally searched out every single thing you could and it took so much work but you appreciated the music but you appreciated the music but now you can go on these services and you can pull up any band thats related to what your looking for. Do you think Spotify has changed that dynamic of the way we are listening to music or appreciating it?
G: I grew up in Australia as a kid and there weren't that many record stores, we found out about things by reading, Maximum Rock Journal stuff like that, ya know we belonged to a community that kinda thing everything swapped and shared and I think that for the people who are interested in the more indie stuff, its probably not using Spotify that much, Pandora that kinda stuff, but I think for the people buying mainstream music its definitely changing it, you don't have to go to magazines to find stuff out anymore, you don't have to have your eat to the ground so much, if they like Coldpaly they can plug in Coldpaly in Spotify and it pulls up bands that are roughly related to them. I don't think its thats disconcerting because its partly driven by advertising obliviously theirs money involved. I don't know how the integrity of the system.
J: So when you're not with Mudhoney, what do you do with your down time?
G:Well we have a two year old boy (my wife and I) so that takes up some of it, I have a day job, I'm a registered nurse I work at a hospital, and apart from that, I am a keene cyclist.
J:I haven't seen you guys in years, i'm really looking forward to that show In slims . Its a great venue
G: yeah I think everyone's pretty excited about it, cuz I've never played at slims before but I've been there a few times, I've been to SF, and I've played there for over twenty years, it will be a nice change from Bottom of the Hill and Galaxy 78 and places like that last couple times we've been down.
J: BOTH is a good spot too, just went down there and caught these two bands from LA, Fiddler and The Waavs, and man they just they romped it through and killed it. I've never seen that place so on fire like it was.
G: yeah its a pretty intamate room, to be in there and see the band you have to be in that small space, its a lot of fun for bands to play there, its a good room. But I think one thing about Slims it's all ages is it not?
J-yeah I mean Im 30 and I kinda like it when its all age and you get young kids in there that are 17, 18 and they come, ya know maybe never been to a punk show, or never had that experience of never being in the pit, just to see the energy they bring, it kicks me on my ass but it also makes me step it up a little bit.
G: Yeah it's a right of passage ya know? For young punks coming up to get to go and see shows and it was a little easier for me when I was younger cuz the drinking age was only 18 . But it's nice to play all ages cuz we don't get offered those when were out of town.
J: Being from Australia, who were some of your musical influences growing up?
G: a lot of my influences are basic influences of everyone, bands like the Sex Pistols, The Dan, and the Stranglers, were really the things I got into earliest, started to discover American hardcore like Dead Kennedy's in high school. There are a bunch of bands from Australia that are the seminal groups, that would be, essentially, the Scientists, the Saints and the Radiobirdman for me so , most of those bands were either de funked or moved away from Australia by the time I was interested in them.
J: What is it like to be in one of the only alternative rock bands of the nineties thats been able to carry over to make it last, whats the secret?
G: Well I think partly the secret is those guys don't want to be part of the mainstream, and obviously most of us would like to be as well of as we can be, but I don't think making money was huge drive for them. It was more more, wanting to make music on their terms and having as much fun as they could, which probably why the band has been so long lived, when a lot of its its contemporary has died away and have now reformed usually. I think all of us are pretty much of the same mindset that coming up out of the punk seen its more important that you like what you do than it is that you do something for someone else because the record label wants it.
J: What has been like working with Mark, hes someone who's worked for a lot of people?
G: He is very easy to work with hes pretty enthusiastic to what others can brings to the table, hes easy to get a long with musically, its kinda amazing to even practice and play along and you think oh god where did this voice come from? Its really powerful, its got a smeared delivery, its kinda strange when you look across and hes wearing t shirt and jeans and wearing his slippers….
J: how is his approach lyrically in this album compared to the last one?
G: well he said, in particular all is course just came to him all at once, because it's a narrative story, and it just came to him all at once. I think some of the other stuff, like the johnny thunder kinda track called I Don't remember you, which is pretty self explanatory ya know you get stopped by some guy in a super market and he goes "hey man you don't remember me but we used to party" ya know lyrics drawn from real life.
J: Well I think that's pretty much it, thank you, I'm really looking forward to the show at Slims!
G: Thank you! See you there
Natasha Khan, better known as Bat for Lashes graced San Francisco at The Regency Ballroom on Sunday, April 14, 2013. People quickly packed the venue in anticipation to see the indie multi-instrumentalist English singer. From the moment Natasha Khan took to the stage in her bold red dress it was impossible to take your eyes off her. She captivated the crowd with her intricate beats and heartfelt lyrics.
Bat for Lashes started the show with the enchanting song "Lilies" from her latest album, The Haunted Man. They brought back old crowd favorites, like the haunting "What's a Girl to Do?" and the upbeat "Priscilla" from her first album Fur and Gold.
We got the chance to interview some of the best rock/indie bands from countries like Korea and China for the CAAMFest SXSW Music Matters showcase here in SF!
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Friday March 22nd, Wavves and FIDLAR took over Bottom of the Hill. Our Do415 photographer, James Pawlish was there in the pit to capture all the action!
Come celebrate with at The Lodge at The Regency Ballroom April 26th for the launch of the Ministry of Tomorrow with performances by Sila and Fely Tchaco. Ministry of Tomorrow Launch Party is a benefit to improve the lives of people living in the largest slums in Africa through job creation. This is a great party for a great cause!
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Head over to Aventine's first Alley Block Party of the year on Friday, March 15th to kick off St. Patrick's Day weekend! Taverna Aventine will be blocking off Hotaling Alley and packing it with delicious food, five different bars, and live music!
DJ Kool Karlo will be supplying the the downstairs parlor beats, while DJ Cams gets the outdoor party started at 5pm. Continue to rock under the stars to sick sounds brought by DJ VinSol going on at 9pm
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I'll take everything away from you. Your sight, your hearing, your senses of smell and taste, your facial features, even your mind.
Before them, it was so hard to remove a person's head, and take everything from them. But now, I'm going to use to guillotine. I'll take everything away from you. Your sight, your hearing, your senses of smell and taste, your facial features, even your mind.
You quake as your hands are tied, and you are tossed on a board, and slid below the blade of the guillotine. Tears well up in your eyes as you stare at your death, hanging above you, held away by only a thin rope. The basket below your head is bloodstained, and the whole place reeks of death.
The crowd is jeering loudly, screaming for the executioner to let to rope free, to remove your head. I almost want to join in with them. The fear in your eyes is unable to be matched at this stage. You know death is coming, and you know there's nothing that you can do to stop it.
Then, the executioner lets go of the rope.
The great, silvery blade comes crashing down silently, sharp edge dripping ruby. It lops off your head with a dull thunk. Your head lays in the basket. I puck it up by the hair, looking into your eyes. The pan there is eclipsed only by the hatred in your expression, directed at me. Then, the lack of blood and oxygen catches up with you, and you're dead.
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Not content with its headline-grabbing purchase of YouTube, search giant Google has taken a swipe this week at Microsoft. Merging its online word processing and spreadsheet functions, Google hopes to entice more users of office software to do their business online -- and for free.
The decision will likely mean the end of the stand-alone product Writely for Google, and instead offers users a one-stop "Docs and Spreadsheet" option.
Last month, there were rumors that Microsoft may begin offering Web-based versions of its popular Works suite, a scaled-down version of its dominant Office software. This came in the wake of a Google announcement of an application bundle that was widely heralded as Google Office 1.0, but was conspicuously missing word processing or spreadsheet features.
Still, with open source (and free) competitors available, paying for an online Works may be met with resistance.
Google, too, has stiff competition for its free online applications, since both Zoho and Thinkfree offer full-service alternatives.
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When people think of Chile, they think of wine. But like the country's diverse vintages, Chile serves up a wide variety of skiing experiences, from tiny local areas to the international destination that is Portillo. With so much on tap, how do you choose the experience that's right for you? We've created a non-inclusive A to V primer on the best that Chile has to offer. But don't forget that there are other options that we're not telling you about. Because, as every skier knows, sometimes discovering your own secret stash is the best part of making turns. By Tom Winter.
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Vohemar is a coastal city and commune (Malagasy: firaisana) in northern Madagascar. It belongs to the district of Vohemar, which is a part of Sava Region. The population of the commune was estimated to be approximately 15,000 in 2001 commune census.Vohemar is served by a local airport and maritime harbour. In addition to primary schooling the town offers secondary education at both junior and senior levels. The town provides access to hospital services to its citizens.
Farming and raising livestock provides employment for 20% and 5% of the working population. The most important crop is cassava, while other important products are peanut, maize and rice. Industry and services provide employment for 20% and 45% of the population, respectively. Additionally fishing employs 10% of the population.


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The per capita income of US citizens is gradually rising, while the unemployment rate has declined for the third straight month. This hints towards rising disposable income in the economy. Additionally, the Fed's decision to buy $85 billion worth of mortgages every month would further add liquidity into the economy that altogether will bolster both per capita and disposable income. In my opinion, this would jumpstart tourism leading to increased airline bookings. This presents a bullish picture for airline companies, and I believe Delta Airlines (NYSE: DAL) could be a value play. Here are a few reasons to support the claim.
Delta Airlines has a market capitalization of nearly $11 billion, but its adjusted net debt stands at a mammoth $11.9 billion.
Not impressive right?
That's what makes it a value play.
The company repaid $270 million of its debt in the recent quarter and management aims to bring down its adjusted net debt to $10 billion by the end 2013. Management stated it would try to push its 2013 cash flows to around $2 billion, which seems reasonable since it Q3 operating cash flows alone stood at $545 million. This focus on debt repayment has already contributed to $60 million of savings in interest expenses YTD. The company also refinanced most of its debt this year and was able to achieve a net interest rate of 4.5% across its overall debt portfolio. Going by the debt repayment target of $1.9 billion in 2013, the company could experience up to $85.5 million of savings in net interest expenses.
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The company has also been improvising its in-flight experience. According to a recent report, Delta Airlines is the world's largest Wi-Fi equipped fleet. This move attracts the business traveler, who needs to be constantly in touch with their business operations. If people can't use their cell phones, they could use Skype for their conversations. Additionally since these frequent flyers tend to prefer business class over economy class, this could very well translate into added revenues and profits for the airliner.
To further boost its revenues, Delta Airlines recently launched its "Lift" package and "Ascend" package. The former costs $34, and offers 1000 air miles along with priority boarding facilities, whereas the latter costs $19 and offers priority boarding along with 24 hour Wi-Fi pass.
Restructuring and Expansion
The company has been also restructuring its operations in order to cut its expenses and improve the overall flight utilization. In December, 85.4% flights arrived on time, and its completion factor stood at an impressive 99.7%. Management expects to cut costs on "maintenance and process driven technologies" with the financial benefits beginning to show up in the second half of 2013. In December alone, its revenues rose by 4% YoY.
Last month Delta Airlines acquired a 49% stake in Virgin Atlantic for $360 million. The London-New York route is the largest airline route and Delta had just 3 flights per day on this route. Management of both companies have agreed to have 9 flights per day on the route; this would greatly benefit both companies.
The Peer Group
According to recent releases, US Airways (NYSE: LCC) is looking to buy American Airlines and the latter is considered to have the rudest staff on-board. Analysts believe that the positive effects of the merger are already priced in the shares of US Airways. This means that if the merger goes through, its shares would offer limited upside, but if the merger hits a roadblock, we could be staring at a deep plunge in its market cap.
United Continental (NYSE: UAL) has been reporting good financial results, but its P/E of 29x and a PEG of 7.9x indicates that its shares are greatly overvalued. Shares of Delta Airlines, on the contrary, trade at much lower valuations, with its P/E of 7.73x and PEG ratio at 0.32x.
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Rising crude prices is an industry wide issue and won't hurt Delta Airlines alone. But despite that, the airliner looks attractive with solid financials and fundamentals. I strongly believe that Delta Airlines can comfortably reduce its net debt burden to $10 billion by the end of 2013 due to its already strong cash flows. Due to the recovering macroeconomic conditions, higher consumer spending in 2013 would further increase its cash flows. Analysts expect annual EPS growth to average around 24.5% for the next 5 years; this means that the stock could double in value in less than 3 years. In short, Delta Airlines gets a Foolish Buy rating.
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Rio+20 Brazil and Jamaica provide inspiration for Principle 10
Yesterday, November 1st 2011 was the deadline set by the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development Secretariat, for Governments, International Organisations and civil society to provide their contributions in writing for inclusion in a compilation document to serve as basis for the preparation of a zero draft of negotiation text for Rio +20. The Rio +20 Conference seeks to secure renewed political commitment for sustainable development, assess the progress to date and the remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of the major summits on sustainable development, and address new and emerging challenges. With over 40 submissions from States ( with more to be uploaded to the UNDESA website (http://bit.ly/vU64D2) and twice that many submitted by civil society organisations it is clear that there is impetus building to achieve major outcomes at this conference. Several Governments have echoed the importance of Principle 10 and transparency, participatory or accountability aspects of decision-making for Sustainable Development among them India, Croatia, Canada, Serbia, Ghana, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Algeria, Argentina and Switzerland. Inspirational submissions were however made by Brazil and Jamaica. Brazils submissions states that "support is proposed for setting in motion a negotiating process at Rio+20, for a global Convention that will ensure the implementation of Principle 10 of the Rio Declaration.This principle has already been the object of regional instruments designed to increase opportunities to access environmental information and ensure the transparency and reliability of procedures. Such mechanisms contribute towards improving environmental governance by introducing the element of mutual confidence in the relations between civil society and governments, including the decision-making bodies in the sub-national authorities. The process of developing an instrument of this kind must be able to count on the participation of all civil society sectors and all spheres of government".
This has also been echoed by Jamaicas submission which states "In terms of access to information, Jamaica already has in place legislation to deal with access to information and the carrying out of environmental impact assessments and has drafted legislation on pollution release and transfer registers, third party rights of appeal, etc. Notwithstanding concerns about the growing number of treaties, Jamaica considers that a regional agreement, taking into account Rio Principle 10, based on the Aarhus Convention would enhance public participation in the decision making process."
The next Government meeting (Intersessional) will be held December 15-16, 2011 to discuss the compliation of all these inputs and make suggestions toward the drafting of a negotiating text. It is hoped that depite the rhetoric of leaders speaking about the outcome of Rio+20 being a short focused political document that these visionary ideas will be critically examined by all Member States as part of their preparations for RIO +20 and included within the final negotiating text.


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March 17, 2014
FORT COLLINS, Colo. - The Women's National Invitation Tournament bracket was released late Monday night. Colorado State will play Southern Utah (22-9, 15-5 Big Sky) in the First Round. It's the Rams' first postseason tournament in 10 years.
Although tournament action begins Wednesday, CSU will open play on Thursday in Fort Collins, Colo., at Moby Arena at 7 p.m. MT. The Rams last played the Thunderbirds on back in 1993. Colorado State leads the all-time series, 3-1, with a 2-0 mark in Fort Collins.
Colorado State 2013-14 regular-season opponents: Colorado, Hawai`i and Minnesota each earned at-large bids to the tournament. The Rams could see Colorado, who snagged a victory at Moby early this season (63-59), as early as the Second Round. The Buffaloes play former MW-foe TCU in the First Round on Wednesday in Boulder.
Second Round games will begin Saturday and run through March 25. Third Round games will be played March 26-28, followed by the Quarterfinals March 29-31, the Semis April 2-3 and the Championship on April 5. The title game will be broadcast live on CBS Sports Network.
This is the fourth time in four appearances the Rams will host at least the First Round at Moby Arena. CSU has advanced to the semifinals twice, in 2003 and 2000, falling in its first game away from home to Baylor and Wisconsin, respectively.
In CSU's last appearance in the WNIT in 2004, the team fell to Creighton in the First Round at Moby Arena, 79-68.
Head Coach Ryun Williams is 2-0 in his career vs. Southern Utah.
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Tickets will be $10 for reserved seating, and $7 for general admission. Tickets can be purchased starting Tuesday at 11 a.m., and will available by CLICKING HERE at the McGraw ticket office, Ram Zone retail and ticket location or by calling 800-491-RAMS. Youth and student genreal admission tickets will be available at Moby Arena beginning at 6 p.m. the day of the game for $5.
Current season ticket holders can request their regular season ticket seat locations until 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 19. Season ticket holders should call 800-491-RAMS if they wish to remain in the same seats. After this time, all seats will be added to available seats for purchase on a first-come, first-served basis.
Advance parking purchases are available for $5 per space on a first-come, first served basis. All parking passes must be picked up at the McGraw ticket office prior to noon, Thursday, March 20.
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Can a gay guy like a girl, or even possibly love her?
ok, my gay friend, is amazing, he's so sweet and thoughtful, we have only known each other for a few months, and there just seems to be something there. He's all the time telling me I'm beautiful, and he loves me, keep in mind we have only known each other for a few months. He has told me that it takes years for him to tell someone he loves them. But that I'm something special. He is out of town for a few months, for school, but I called him the other night crying because some guy broke my heart, but he told me "I must go to bed my sweetheart, and I want you to go to bed as well, I want you to think of me, imagine that I'm holding you tightly while your sleeping. Good night, I'll talk to you tomorrow, I love you." he has even picked out a song and called it our song its Exeptional by JoJo. My friends swear he likes me, but I keep thinking and telling them "He told me he was gay" I just don't know! Help me please?
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See what happens.I don't believe he loves you in the way you want him to love you, but he seems to love you well enough.
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Three possibilities.1) He's really gay and you're just over analyzing.2) He's actually bi.3) He's actually straight (OMG) but to get close to you he pretended to be gay (WTF?).
Ditto what SpearMint said, but I think his first guess is correct. This guy is gay gay gay -- he's a sweet guy, and he loves you as a caring, good friend. But he's probably gay. So to protect your heart, proceed as if he's off-limits for serious dating.
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While not completely related to mobile, whenever Eric Schmidt has something to say, we have no problem sparing the time to listen. In a recent video posted by Bloomberg, Schmidt lays out his predictions for the year of 2014, which includes everyone rocking a smartphone, big investment from Google in social networking, and "unfathomably" important steps in finding additional treatments for cancer and other various diseases. (more…)
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Google's Eric Schmidt Writes Handy Guide for People Switching From iPhone to Android
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Eric Schmidt has a White Moto X Already, Yes He Does
So Eric Schmidt is hanging out in Sun Valley this week at the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference with all sorts of tech moguls and other influential billionaire types. While we normally wouldn't care about a billionaire boondoggle at a resort, we started caring the minute Schmidt pulled out a phone that just so happened to be the Motorola Moto X. (more…)
Eric Schmidt Thought Google's "Don't Be Evil" Rule Was the Stupidest Thing Ever
Way back when Google first launched, the new company came out with a moral stance that stated "don't be evil." A lofty, but noble goal that the company has tried to live by for sure, but in a recent interview Google's chairman Eric Schmidt said he thought that it was a pretty dumb idea. "When I showed up, I thought this idea was the stupidest rule ever, because there's no book about evil except, maybe, you know, the Bible or something." (more…)
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Professional poker player and sports gambler. Mad Evertonian.
First Game
Everton 2-0 Oxford Utd 1985/86
Favourite Everton Moment
Each and every derby victory
Favourite All Time Player
Gary Lineker. 40 goals in a single season certainly impresses a 7yr old Toffee!
Favourite Current Player
Tim Cahill. For me he is one of the most underrated players in world football. I don't think I've ever seen Tim mis-kick a football and his technique is sublime.
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Howard Kendall. Success and a top man manager.
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Everton thumping Spurs in the 1995 FA Cup Semi-Final
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McFadden vs Charlton a couple of seasons ago was magical.
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1977/78 Season Umbro Kit or the 1985/86 Season Le Coq-Sportiff
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Germany Poised To Ban All Violent Video Games
Christopher Null, Yahoo News: Like gamers around the world, Germans love their shoot-'em-ups. Sure, video gaming isn't quite the industry in Germany that it is in the U.S. (or some other parts of Europe), but it's still an enormous market for the industry.
Those days are quite likely to come to a screeching halt in a matter of weeks, as Germany is well on its way to banning all "violent video games," defined (via translation) as games "where the main part is to realistically play the killing of people or other cruel or inhuman acts of violence against humans or manlike characters."
Hmmmm ... sounds like just about every game I play.
The move isn't just one politician banging a shoe on the podium in outrage. All 16 German states have already agreed on the move and are set on implementing it -- and soon. The only real hurdle remaining is pushing the law through German parliament, and that could happen before the end of the summer.
The law would have even broader consequences for game companies based in Germany (including Crysis creator Crytek), as the law would outlaw not just the sale of violent video games but the development of them in Germany, too. These companies would either be forced out of business or compelled to outsource development to other countries, unable to publish their own titles on their home turf.
Why all the panic over video games? The usual stuff, really: Their potential link to violence, particularly among youths. Earlier this year a German teenager killed more than a dozen people while dressed in black camouflage, purportedly copying moves learned in the terrorism-focused Counter-Strike. Such links are extremely controversial, but Germany has been at the forefront of lambasting violent games for years as causing these incidents.
So if the law becomes a reality, what then? Could this be a first step in a broad move to censor violence in all forms: TV shows, movies, books? No reporting of violence in German newspapers and on television news? National Internet filters to keep violent content (and web games) out of the minds of German citizens?
Lots for Germans to think about while they're playing Wii Bowling and Cake Mania.
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La Cosecha
"La Cosecha" tells the story of the children who feed the United States.
Every year there are more than 400,000 American children who are torn away from their friends, schools and homes to pick the food we all eat. Zulema, Perla and Victor labor as migrant farm workers, sacrificing their own childhoods to help their families survive.
"La Cosecha" profiles these three as they journey from the scorching heat of Texas' onion fields to the winter snows of the Michigan apple orchards and back south to the humidity of Florida's tomato fields to follow the harvest.
Film website: The Harvest Film.
For more information and resources, visit: Student Action With Farmworkers' web page on National Farmworker Awareness Week.