text:
- Activities
- Events
- Cancer
- About Us
- Champions
- Supporters
- Medical Panel
- Media Views
- Contact Us
- Write to Us
Breast Cancer
Your Risk Report|Self Breast - Examination
Myth – Cancer happens to others.
Truth - Cancer does not always happen to others.
Myth – Cancer is a death sentence.
Truth - Cancer is a word not a death sentence, if detected early, can be cured.
According to the World Health Organization, more than 1.2 million people will be diagnosed with breast cancer each year worldwide. The "American Cancer Society" estimates that 178,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in 2007. Breast cancer death rates have been dropping steadily since 1990, according to the Society, because of earlier detection and better treatments. About 40,910 breast cancer deaths are expected in 2007. The chance that breast cancer will be responsible for a woman's death is about 1 in 33 (3%). The incidence rate of breast cancer (number of new breast cancers per 100,000 women) increased by approximately 4% during the 1980s but leveled off to 100.6 cases per 100,000 women in the 1990s. The death rates from breast cancer also declined significantly between 1992 and 1996, with the largest decreases among younger women. Medical experts attribute the decline in breast cancer deaths to earlier detection and more effective treatments.
Breast Cancer In India
- Breast cancer has practically replaced cancer of the cervix as the leading site of cancer in all urban registeries.
- As of today,1 in every 22 women in india in their lifetime is expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer.
- More than 92% of breast cancers are diagnosed at stage II or later.
- 1out of every 2 women diagnosed with breast cancer does not survive the disease; mostly due to late stage diagnosis.
- According to a study by international agency for research on cancer (IARC) a branch of WHO, there will be approximately 250,000 new cases of breast cancer in india by 2015.
- In 2008,Dr.Umberto Veronesi, the father of modern breast cancer iniative in delhi stating that breast cancer will become an epidemic in India in another 10 years.The first priority in the campaign against breast cancer will become an epidemic in india is early detection, which is fundamental.It makes the difference between life and death," Veronesi said in an interview.
According to the National Cancer Institute, "there will be an estimated 178,480 females diagnosed with breast cancer this year in the United States. During 2007, 40,460 females will die of the disease". It is the most common non-skin cancer and second leading cause of cancer-related deaths among women. Right now there are slightly over 2 million women living in the United States who have been treated for breast cancer. The chance of a woman having invasive breast cancer some time during her life is about 1 in 8. The chance of dying from breast cancer is about 1 in 33. Breast cancer death rates are going down. This decline is probably the result of finding the cancer earlier and improved treatment.
A woman's breast is made up of glands that make breast milk (lobules), ducts (small tubes that carry milk from the lobules to the nipple), fatty and connective tissue, blood vessels, and lymph (pronounced limf) vessels. Most breast cancers begin in the cells that line the ducts (ductal cancer), some begin in the lobules (lobular cancer), and the rest in other tissues.
Lymph vessels are like veins, except that they carry lymph fluid instead of blood. Lymph is a clear fluid that contains immune system cells and waste products. Most lymph vessels lead to small, bean-shaped collections of tissue called lymph nodes. Most lymph vessels of the breast lead to lymph nodes under the arm. These are called axillary (ax-uh-lair-ee) nodes.
If breast cancer cells reach the underarm lymph nodes and continue to grow, they cause the nodes to swell. Once cancer cells have reached these nodes they are more likely to spread to other organs of the body as well.
Use Easy FIVE POINT CODE For Breast Cancer Prevention
Mammogram: Women aged 40 and older should have a mammogram every year and should continue to do so for as long as they are in good health. While Mammogram can miss some cancers, it is still a very good way to find breast cancer.
Clinical breast examination: Women in their 20s and 30s should have a clinical breast exam (CBE) as part of a regular exam by a health expert, preferably every 3 years. After the age 40, women should have a CBE by a health expert every year. It might be a good idea to have the CBE shortly before the mammogram. You can use the exam to learn what your own breasts feel like.
Women at high risk: Women with a higher risk of breast cancer should talk with their doctor about the best approach for them. This might mean starting mammograms when they are younger, having extra tests, or having more frequent exams.
MAMMOGRAMS: A mammogram is an x-ray of the breast. This test is used to look for breast disease in women who appear to have no breast problems. It can also be used when women have symptoms such as those listed below.
During a mammogram, the breast is pressed between 2 plates to flatten and spread the tissue. The pressure lasts only for a few seconds. Although this may cause some discomfort for a moment, it is needed to get a good picture. Very low levels of radiation are used. While many people are worried about exposure to x-rays, the low level of radiation used for mammograms does not significantly increase the risk of breast cancer. For example, one mammogram gives off roughly the same amount of radiation a person would get flying from New York to California on a jet plane.
For the mammogram, you undress above the waist. You will have a wrap to cover yourself. A technologist (most often a woman) will position your breast correctly for the test. The pressure lasts only a few seconds while the picture is taken. The whole procedure takes about 20 minutes. You will get your results on the spot in our Mobile Detection Unit.
About 1 in 10 women who get a mammogram will need more pictures to be taken, but most of these women do not have breast cancer, so don't be alarmed if this happens to you. Only 1 or 2 mammograms of every 1,000 leads to a diagnosis of cancer.
Women with a higher risk of breast cancer should talk with their doctor about the best approach for them. They may benefit from starting mammograms when they are younger, having them more often, or having other tests. If you are at higher risk, your doctor might recommend ultrasound or MRI (magnetic resonance imaging).
CLINICAL BREAST EXAM : A clinical breast exam (CBE) is an exam of your breasts by a health expert such as a doctor, nurse practitioner, nurse, or physician assistant. For this exam, you undress from the waist up. The examiner will first look at your breasts for changes in size or shape. Then, using the pads of the fingers, she or he will gently feel your breasts for lumps. The area under both arms will also be examined. This is a good time to learn how to do breast self-exam if you don't already know how.
SYMPTOMS OF BREAST CANCER : While the widespread use of screening mammograms has increased the number of breast cancers found before they cause any symptoms, some are still missed.
The most common sign of breast cancer is a new lump or mass. A lump that is painless, hard, and has uneven edges is more likely to be cancer. But some cancers are tender, soft, and rounded. So it's important to have anything unusual checked by your doctor.
Other signs of breast cancer include the following:
- A swelling of part of the breast
- Skin irritation or dimpling
- Nipple pain or the nipple turning inward
- Redness or scaliness of the nipple or breast skin
- A lump in the underarm area


text:
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
I am a man of no small WoW gold means, and when I want to be somewhere- say, a toon I left in dalaran, or that I just got to level 80, or want to get from Ironforge to Stormwind, or even Shattrath or Dalaran, I say in Trade- WTB portal IF to SW, 15g.
Mages trip over themselves to service me!
And while 15g isn't nothing, it isn't a lot, and if I think to myself- would I pay 15g so I can be doing the the quests/dailies/exploration/auction house/other content I want to do, or try to sit back an enjoy the scenery while I get there, obliterating a third of the half hour I have to play right now (really limited play time now with school and finals on), and I pay it- GLADLY. 15g isn't the ceiling, but I pay to get service FAST- I'm not sitting there spamming 2 or 3 or 5g so I can save on this one- my playtime is PRECIOUS!
So, yeah, I'm lazy when it comes to that. Yessir, yes I am. Proud of it, too. :)

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Georgia boasts a top-five defense and a quarterback who is eighth nationally in touchdown passes.
Two big reasons the Bulldogs are just a win over Kentucky away from going to the SEC championship game.
Todd Grantham's defense is now fourth in the nation behind only Alabama, LSU and Michigan State in yards allowed. The Bulldogs are giving up 273.3 yards per game.
And that's before the Wildcats bring the nation's third worst total offense to town Saturday.
An Auburn offense with Michael Dyer and Onterio McCalebb was stopped in its tracks with 51 rushing yards on 25 attempts in Georgia's 45-7 beatdown on Saturday.
"You've got to be able to bump and slide and adjust and just play physical," Grantham said. "You've got to set the edges in the run game, you've got to build a wall inside. They've got some talented backs, they've had some long runs this year and they've put up some numbers."
Bulldogs quarterback Aaron Murray also has put up some numbers. He set Georgia's single season touchdown record with 27 in the first half against the Tigers, topping Matthew Stafford's 25 in 2008. And there's still four more games if you include the SEC title game and the bowl game.
Murray completed 14 of 18 passes for 224 yards and four touchdowns.
"His QB rating has to be jumping through the roof lately," coach Mark Richt said.
Murray had a 255.64 rating against Auburn—the highest of his college career—a week after his 236.92 against New Mexico State., which is third after the Georgia Tech game last season.
Here's how Murray's 27 touchdown passes stack up nationally:
Case Keenum, Houston 37
Brandon Weedeen, OklahomaState 31
Kellen Moore, BoiseState 31
Matt Barkley, Southern California 29
Andrew Luck, Stanford 29
Robert Griffin III, Baylor 29
Landry Jones, Oklahoma 28
Aaron Murray, Georgia 27
Tajh Boyd, Clemson 27
One more thing from the quote sheet from the Auburn locker room.
Tigers quarterback Clint Moseley was asked to compare LSU and Georgia.
Moseley made his first start against LSU three weeks ago in a 45-10 loss.
He made his third against Georgia in a 45-7 loss.
"Both teams know how to play defense," Moseley said. "I don't want to cause anything by making a prediction, but it will be a great game."
–Please follow me at Twttier.com/marcweiszer


text:
Created: 09/27/2013 6:29 PM
By: Lauren Hansard, KOB Eyewitness News 4
The unwelcome presence stalking one New Mexico graveyard came in the form of vandals. Headstones were knocked over at the cemetery in Roswell.
21 headstones damaged, all very heavy and all had been cemented into place.
"Of course these stones are hundreds and hundreds of pounds so it does take a little while," said Roswell Cemetery Supervisor Ruben Esquivel.
Esquivel said the strength of five workers was needed to lift the headstones back up again.
"I don't understand it at all. Any vandalism anywhere, but especially here where a loved one is buried and we hope that they're resting in peace," said Leroy Sanchez.
The headstones that were found knocked over weren't sitting right next to each other; they covered a wide area and seemed to be picked at random.
"Those four blocks that were affected by this, of course, no pattern of any sort," said Esquivel.
No pattern and so far no leads on who would commit this heartless crime, or why.
"I know for a fact that the day before that area had been mowed and trimmed and everything was fine," said Esquivel.
"That's being very disrespectful to any family, not just mine, to any family," said Sanchez.
KOB welcomes a lively and courteous discussion as long as you follow the rules of conduct set forth in our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they post. You agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use.
Business Search
Join Our Email List
|Worker accused of inappropriately touching girl at state fair
|New Mexico man has 2nd-ever authenticated picture of Billy the Kid
|Parajito Elementary locked down Wed. afternoon after shots fired in area
|Colorado Rockies moving Triple-A affiliation to Albuquerque
|Downed power lines close Central near Wyoming


text:
Bed & Breakfast Leone X is located in a wonderful building near Fortezza da Basso, where the most important exhibitions of Florence take place. It offers accommodation in 6 rooms, double, twin, triple and quadruple. All the rooms... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 60
Bed and Breakfast "Sogni D'oro" is in Florence, a few steps from the historic center of Florence, Santa Maria Novella train station and the Fortezza da Basso. All rooms are equipped with TV, air conditioning, minibar and free Wi-Fi.... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 33
Bed & Breakfast Il Magnifico Soggiorno has been opened in 2010. It is located near Piazza della Libertà square, 10 minutes walk from the heart of Florence a few meters from the Parterre parking lot, convenient for guests coming to... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 76
Bed & Breakfast Relais Firenze Stibbert offers Superior rooms that are confortable, quiet and elegant, refined in colours and furniture, and equipped with all the comforts and amenities of a four stars hotel standard. All rooms have... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 79
Hotel La Fortezza obtained from a house dating back to the early 800 and fully restored, receives selected business and tourist customers. Just 50m from Fortezza da Basso and 700m from the Central Station, near the Old Town, it is... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 65
Holiday Apartment "Key To Florence" is located in a central residential area, far from the noise and traffic chaos. The center of Florence is easily accessible, at 100 meters you will find the tram stop. The facility consists of 5... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 163
Bed and Breakfast "Charlotte's Room" is located close to Piazza Pietro Leopoldo, 5 bus stops from the central station of Florence. The B&B is located on the 1st floor and has a double bedroom renovated and furnished with Florentine... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 50
The family run Careggi Hotel, is located near the area of Careggi hospital and university. It has 30 soundproofed rooms with bathroom with shower, TV, telephone, minibar, air conditioning, hairdryer. Careggi Hotel has a reserved... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 80
Bed & Breakfast Soggiorno Fortezza Fiorentina is a completely restructured apartment. The B&B offers accommodation in 4 bedrooms: two twin rooms, two rooms that can host up to 4 guests and one double room. All the rooms of Bed &... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 79
Holiday Apartment Meliguenda is a stylish 65sq.m studio flat, equipped with every comfort. It is composed of a large sleeping area with 4 beds, a kitchen fully furnished and equipped with a refrigerator, a dining area, large pantry, a... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 62
The Holiday Apartment "Il Borghetto" is a colored and young apartment of 45 sq.m, situated on the ground floor of a building built at the end of '800. The apartment has been recently renovated with the access from a typical Tuscany... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 75
High Class Bed and Breakfast nearby the Florence historical center, located in a 19th century Villa immersed in the green of one of the most charming Florentine residential areas. Villa La Sosta, which in the past was part of a more... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 130
Holiday Apartment A Casa Di Olga is a 19th century town house just outside the historical centre of Florence. On the first floor of the building, there are 2 two-bedroom apartments and 2 one-bedroom apartments. The one-bedroom... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 74
Bed & Breakfast Antiche Armonie wants to satisfy all your needs during your stay. The B&B offers accommodation in large and bright bedrooms, furnished in a typical Florentine style. Each room of Bed & Breakfast Antiche Armonie is... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 77
Bed & Breakfast Ape Rosa was born in a Florentine villa from the late 18th century, entirely restored during the past two years. The restoration has maintained both structure and atmosphere, but also provided the necessary... Plus d'informations
Prix moyen 150


text:
Pamela Bach Sentenced To Jail In DUI Case
David Hasselhoff's ex-wife, Pamela Bach, was sentenced to 90 days in a Los Angeles County jail as a result of pleading no contest on Thursday to charges of driving under the influence, stemming from a DUI arrest last year.
According to the court's minute order, Bach was also ordered to serve 16 days of Cal Trans work, to enroll in an 18-month licensed alcohol and drug education counseling program and to complete a 21-day program known as the Multiple Offender Drinking Driver Program.
Additionally, Bach's driver's license has been suspended for two years.
After she gets out of jail, Pamela will have to wear a SCRAM device for 6 months — an ankle bracelet which will measure alcohol in her system.
She's also been ordered to pay a host of fines including restitution to the tune of $2,154 and another fine of $2,139.
Bach has been ordered to surrender on May 3, 2010. She was given credit for four days in custody.
Copyright 2014 by NBC Universal, Inc. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
THIS DEAL ENDS 1/9. Dell Small Biz has a sweet coupon deal on the just released Nokia N900 Black Smartphone (unlocked). This phone has a 5 megapixel camera, 32GB of storage, microSD card slot, touchscreen, Maemo OS, 600mhz processor and much more. It's $599.99 – $120.99 coupon (8Q3R8HBT5HNWMD) + $0 shipping = $479 shipped!
Don't forget Dell's $120.99 coupon: 8Q3R8HBT5HNWMD (expires: 1/9)


text:
The latest news in the Ruby and Rails communityGot some news to report? Send it in!
Create your indexes concurently with Rails 4, Exceptional joins the Rackspace family, Vagrant abandons rubygems, mobile is just another view into your app, Igata is open sourced, and a fancy teacup for your RubyMotion views all in this episode of Ruby5!
This episode is sponsored by New Relic. New Relic gives you performance monitoring, tracking, and reporting of your web applications.
Start using Fourchette, roll-out features by the instance, read logs with a little help from your friends, run your own bitcoin node, and say hello to byebug!
This episode covers an open source admin framework, the Rails protect from forgery method, fast testing, and a new reactive framework.
@rubystrings, Global Day of Coderetreat 2014, Asynchronous Integration Tests With Capybara, nice rake tasks, and module prepend in rails 5
This episode covers RSpec 3.1, unifying multiple analytics services with Rack::Tracker, new features in Rails 4.2, the Fearless Rails Deployment book, a spike for thoughts about Rack 2.0 with The_Metal and RubyConf Portugal.


text:
On-site Fun
Samsung Funhouse
Hur-ray, hur-ray! Step right up and step inside for a once in a lifetime, one of a kind chance to experience the amazing 8th Wonder of the World, the Samsung Funhouse! Grab hold of a Samsung Galaxy S® III 4G LTE from one of our Angels and explore an immersive, interactive world of secrets, surprises, and technological feats the likes of which have never been seen!
Water Swing
Up for a little adventure? Feeling parched? It's your lucky day! Visit these wondrous swings that soar through a cascading waterfall, only to part the falling waters as you pass through.
Ferris Wheel of Fortune
The famed Ferris Wheel has returned! But now, it's not just a ride, it's a game of chance. Test your luck on the "Ferris Wheel of Fortune." Hop on and cross your fingers, because the lucky carriage fortunate enough to stop in front of the arrow may just win a Samsung Galaxy S® III 4G LTE.
Release a foam cloud of emotion into the heavens! Join us in sharing the FreeFest feels. When you use #FreeFest and any of these emojis in your Twitter or Instagram post, we'll send the emojis soaring through the sky as emoticlouds.
Bindlestiff Family Cirkus
The Bindlestiff Family Cirkus is pitching a tent at FreeFest. Step up to the ring and witness daring feats of aerial artistry, shocking sideshow stunts, and mischievous monsters that wander the grounds spreading whimsy and wonder.
Stadium of the Self
A truly selfie-worthy experience, created by Kate Raudenbush. The Stadium of the Self is an empowering cocoon of self-reflection. An octagonal chamber of amber mirrors places you in front of an audience of you.
Teeter Totter Mustache
Free mustache rides! Go up and down on our collection of 6 mustache-shaped seesaws. Hold on to your handlebars, and don't forget the wax.
Social Fun
Be an Official #FreeFest Instagrammer
Think you've got the insta-chops to socialize from the other side of the velvet ropes? So do we. We'll be choosing our 5 favorite 'grammers that use #FreeFest on their Instagram pics, and hooking them up with an official FreeFest Instagrammer pass, complete with VIP access.
Follow Up
Hit us up with a follow on Twitter and we'll hit you up with some instant karma in the form of a DM you can trade for goodness at the merch stand by the 9:32 Club.


text:
#142 "the spray II"
#140, right after a year of no new strips. well looks like renamon wants to use that portal. a. lot.
improving art: this is a webcomic, which steals me a lot free time i could use to earn money with commissions or other own art. so i don't think the art will get incredible improved in the near feature. sure a slow unwanted developement is allways there.
grip on the english language: i am born in germany and i try my best to get used to the english language. i allways let different people correct my poor english on the strips. ALSO: if you find any errors and wrong written words or grammar feel free to tell me. i am happy to change the strip than.
overall writing of the comic: this comic started as an improvisation comic. that means i never plan anything in forward. i add to the story spontan when i am planning to draw it. it would not make any good if i would improve the writing of the story. i do not own digimon, i do not make any money of it and when i plan to do a more complex story i will start a different comic… with my own chars. it would also break the style i allready had if i would all of sudden change everything.
notes: i can draw better btw. i am forceswerwolf on furaffinity for example. i did stuff like this: http://www.furaffinity.net/view/8072131/ - http://www.furaffinity.net/gallery/forceswerwolf/
thanks for asking.
thanks for helping.
~ forceswerwolf (yiffandrenamon)


text:
Who needs Cialis or Viagra when you've got turtle eggs? From The Seattle Times: A campaign aimed at halting the illegal consumption of endangered sea turtles' eggs has run into trouble before it starts, with a women's group asking officials to block public-service announcements featuring a scantily clad model. "My man does not need turtle […]
The Best Anti-Turtle Egg Ad Ever
August 24, 2005 By Dan Goldgeier
Honda On The Hydrogen Highway
June 30, 2005 By David Burn
PSFK points to a Honda press release, announcing the introduction of the "revolutionary FCX, an advanced hydrogen-powered fuel cell vehicle." Jon and Sandy Spallino of Redondo Beach, California, who signed a two-year lease on the vehicle, become some of the first non-fleet users of this environmentally-friendly transportation technology. The Spallino family will also be among […]
Club Sandwiches Not Seals
May 12, 2005 By David Burn
If the medium is the message, then environmental consciousness is oh so fashionable and hip today. Could it be that Ms. Hilton is more caring (and clever) than she lets on? Thanks to A Socialite's Life for the image. Share
Lipton Takes The Plunge For Our Parks
April 28, 2005 By David Burn
from Ad Age: Unilever Foods, expanding its long-running sponsorship of the America Share


text:
What if H.P. Lovecraft's work were set in Hollywood instead of New England? At The Toast, Kevin Sharp writes Lovecraftian gossip columns. "Two very famous couples, both well known for their complicated personal lives and grand professional successes (less known, perhaps, for the horrid dark secrets that throb and scream in their antediluvian Hollywood mansions), met for a fateful dinner."
Tragedy, horror, and war demand a different sort of art. Writers who take up such subjects cannot be concerned only with beauty. They must balance aesthetics against ethics, and ask questions like, How do I write about someone who is dead? What gives me the right to tell his story?
Reading Joyland this summer, and then plowing through a handful of others for the second or third or fourth time, I was struck by how much of my conception of America comes from those thick books — what they said to me during that quasi-rootless time, and what they say to me now that both the vague internationalism and the natural solipsism of my childhood have mostly dissipated. For better or worse, I cut my patriotic teeth on the oeuvre of Stephen King.
In the early 1950s, Muriel Spark revived Mary Shelley's reputation.
Here are three pieces about horror in honor of 2012 being the centenary of Bram Stoker's death, featuring takes on Arabic horror cinema, Rosemary's Baby, and modern horror writing.
Cool Idea Alert: a mixtape to accompany Grace Krilanovich's The Orange Eats Creeps.
"I don't recall actually seeing Mary Poppins as a child, but I was aware of the film somehow because for a period of time (perhaps as short as a few concurrent nights, grown through the expansive memory of childhood into years) I suffered a recurring nightmare featuring that nanny extraordinaire. It always began as an ordinary dream, about baseball or swimming or driving the General Lee or whatever it was I dreamed of in those days. But at some point Mary Poppins would fly overhead on her umbrella, look toward the "camera" of the dream to deliver a cackle, then fly off, turning whatever pleasant fantasy I'd been having into terrifying chaos. Everything in the dreamworld became darker; trees died, I got lost and left behind in a grim landscape, and I fell victim to all sorts of other horrible things I've managed, thankfully, not to remember so clearly."
— Steve Himmer on Monster Mashups: The Recurring Horror of Mary Poppins


text:
Spain: Valencia & Barcelona
October 12 to 21, 2015
Begin your Spanish adventure in Valencia, where the blue sky stretches from the azure water of the Mediterranean to the craggy heights of the coastal mountains.
Soak up the atmosphere as you meander along the winding streets of picturesque Old Town. Marvel at Gothic architecture along the most innovative and avant-garde modern buildings. Sip fine wine while enjoying a perfect plate of paella.
Continue to Barcelona and dive headfirst into a surreal Mediterranean cityscape punctuated by the whimiscal modernist creations of architect Antoni Gaudí.
Rich in history and tradition, the seaside cities of Valencia and Barcelona offer a palette of personality-packed sights-each with their own distinct identity and both with that legendary Iberian lust for life.
Price: From $2,595 per person, double occupancy (land only)
Trip operated by Alumni Holidays International (AHI)
Registration information will be available soon!
Be among the first to receive information on this trip by completing the short form below:


text:
This delightful purple cheese is the invention of the Alvarez Valera family in La Mancha. It is aged for at least six months to produce a firm, flavorful goat's milk cheese perfectly balanced with the bright aromatic flavor of red wine.
The Alvarez Valera family created an innovative process where they mix red wine with fresh goat's milk early in the process, so the entire cheese is infused with the flavor of red wine. They were inspired by traditional cheeses that were soaked in wine to color their rind, but the flavor and color of the wine never penetrated the interior. They decided to take this idea to the next level to produce a true marriage between cheese and wine.
Buenalba cheese is made using very fresh milk from goats owned and raised by the company at a farm right next door to the cheese making facility. The cheese is aged for over six months and shipped directly to us. Along with this delightful cheese, they also offer versions infused with smoked paprika and fresh rosemary.
Raw goat's milk, salt, animal rennet, wine, lactic ferments and egg lysozime (E-1105).
Average Customer Rating: 4 out of 5 based on 1 review
Add a Review
Lisa Pyzel - Concord, CA "Delicious flavor - I will order this again"
Sliced Serrano Ham by PeregrinoCured Jamón from Spain - Thinly Sliced Fresh at La Tienda
Spanish Cheese Tasting Sampler by PeregrinoDiscover Four of Spain's Finest CheesesAll Natural
Jamón Serrano Boneless Center Piece by Peregrino (2 Pounds)Aged Serrano ham for slicing
2 Jars of Wood-Fire Roasted Piquillo Peppers from LodosaArtisanal Specialty of NavarraAll Natural


text:
186 Results Found for Angelia Harrison
Fun Facts and Statistics
People named Angelia Harrison
Statistics out of all 190 people named Angelia Harrison
Income Average
Income Average
Average Age
Average Age
Phone, Email, & Address
White Pages & Public Records for Angelia Harrison
News and Updates
Public Mentions for Angelia Harrison
Interesting Facts about Angelia Harrison
Meaning of Last Name
"Harrison" family name, ancestry, and history
Meaning: "son of Harris", "son of Harry"
Origins: England
Harrison is a common patronymic surname of English origin. It may also be spelled Harrisson, Harryson or Harrysson. Harrison means "son of Harry". Early records suggest that the surnames Harrison and Harris were used interchangeably by some families. It is likely that to this day there are some...
Tag Cloud
Angelia Harrison
- trust
- bbc
- southampton
- music therapy
- harrison charitable trust
- york
- ocean reef
- arkansas
- soccer
Potential Email Matches
Popular Email Services and Username Matches


text: This is my second trip to Kanha and both the times i stayed in this place. The only reason for that is location. It is inside the core area of the park and you can see most of the Wild life right from your room through out the day. You can see deers, monkeys roaming near restaurent and the real... More


text:
Berkeley, California city council says local medical pot dispensaries must give away a portion of their produce to low income patients.
#cannabis #mmj #marijuana #rollingpapers
(Source: tumblr.com)
Berkeley, California city council says local medical pot dispensaries must give away a portion of their produce to low income patients.
#cannabis #mmj #marijuana #rollingpapers
(Source: tumblr.com)
Jaspen Holiday Give Away! • Vintage 1960's TWA Pouch
• 300 All-Natural Jaspen Papers
• 1x White JyARz • 1x Blue Hemplight Spooly
• HempWick Sample
• 2x Jaspen Stickers
• 1x Jaspen Patch
Just LIKE, SHARE and TAG #JaspenPapers to win!!!!!! Contest Ends Midnight 12/27/2013
Jaspen Papers will continue to support the wonderful people of the Philippines as they recover and rebuild after Typhoon Haiyan. We are proud to help strong Filipino entrepreneurs like Remedios with micro business loan funds via our 3%+ profit give back policy. Learn more about our company and purchase all-natural papers at JaspenPapers.com
We had to re-up part of the emergency munchies stash here at the Jaspen cabin HQ! Learn about our unique company and all-natural papers at JaspenPapers.com
Look closely at this 1960's brass Zippo…"Ours is not to do or die. Ours is to smoke and stay high." This is why we love finding vintage stuff! It is unique and has more 'soul' than much of the branded Chinese-made smoking accessory junk in today's market. Plus, it is a form of sustainable reuse. Learn more about our ultra thin, all-natural papers and company style at JaspenPapers.com
Something we try to remember and live by here at the Jaspen Papers cabin. Have a great Saturday night folks!
Cleanest mountain air in the U.S., fresh snow…and amazing chiles. Those are just few reasons why Jaspen is located in this incredible part of the world. We feel so lucky to be here! Learn more about our all-natural, ultra thin and sustainably manufactured papers at JaspenPapers.com
Wow! This guy is burly. He recently drove from snowy Telluride, CO to Southern CA in a convertible…wearing his limited edition Jaspen Papers trucker hat. Thanks for the photo, story and support. You can learn more about us and shop at JaspenPapers.com
Getting ready for cocktail time…Jaspen style. Check out our unique business, all-natural papers and other independent premium brands we support at JaspenPapers.com
Just catching up on a little reading before we close down the cabin tonight. Conserve Local. Dine Local. Roll Local.
It's Vintage Monday! We seriously dig all things vintage and artisan at Jaspen. Not only does it have more 'soul' than much of the cheap modern junk out there…it is a form of sustainable reuse. Check out our all-natural papers and unique independent business at www.JaspenPapers.com
A HUGE S/O to our friends at @monikergoods! They made us two amazing handcrafted booklet holders to try out. Moniker Goods specializes in handcrafted, artisan leather products and they hail from Portland, OR. Please check out their feed and killer leather work!
It's Vintage Monday…and Cyber Monday! We've expanded our online store and are proud to be carrying some other great underground cult brands. Use discount code 420 for 10% off anything at JaspenPapers.com for a limited time. It's just one little way we can say thank you to all our friends and customers.
R.I.P. Nelson Mandela…your struggle and legacy will not be forgotten. Please take a moment to honor this amazing man who fought & sacrificed to build a non-racial, non-sexist democracy in South Africa.
It's Small Business Saturday! Small independent businesses are passionate about their goods/services and truly care about their customers. If you can, support a small business or two today…like Jaspen Papers. Our rolling papers are all natural…we operate out of a small, sustainably built cabin…and we give back 3%+ of our profits to non-partisan causes. Shop Small! Roll Local!


text:
• FC Bayern München beat RSC Anderlecht 1-0 on Matchday 6 as they advanced at their visitors' expense. It proved the first of a record 12 successive UEFA Champions League defeats for the Belgian outfit.
• AEK Athens FC ended their third campaign still seeking a first group stage win. It would not be until the 22nd attempt, against LOSC Lille Métropole in 2006/07, that they finally broke their duck.
• This was the first season under the competition format still in use today as an extra knockout round replaced the second group stage, meaning sides had to come through 13 games to win rather than 17.
Having won the UEFA Champions League twice in the previous four seasons, Real Madrid CF were expected to reach the semi-finals for the fourth year running, especially after winning the first leg 4-2. But a full house at the Stade Louis II witnessed an epic comeback by an AS Monaco FC side spearheaded by Madrid's own on-loan striker Fernando Morientes.
Morientes had already scored against his employers at the Santiago Bernabéu, his late strike had appeared little more than consolatory as the 'galacticos' ran riot in Madrid. There was little indication that the return would be any different, not least after Raúl González opened scored on 36 minutes with an assured finish took him past Ferenc Puskás on Madrid's all-time scorers' list. Monaco had other ideas.
The match turned on the stroke of half-time when Patrice Evra's diagonal ball was cushioned by Morientes – a constant aerial threat – into the path of Ludovic Giuly, who fired low inside the far post from 20 metres. Didier Deschamps' side still required two goals, and the first came three minutes after the interval from the same source, with Evra's cross met by a thumping Morientes header – the Spanish striker's seventh goal in nine European games in 2003/04.
The former Madrid man might have scored again when he connected with Hugo Ibarra's crossfield pass, but was thwarted by Iker Casillas. It was, however, an indication of Monaco's growing belief. Their desire to win was epitomised midway through the half by Édouard Cissé. He snuffed out a Madrid attack, received a return pass under pressure and then had the presence of mind to dummy Ibarra's low cross, which Giuly cleverly back-heeled through the legs of Roberto Carlos and in.
Monaco, who twice hit the post on the break through Shabani Nonda, survived two scares when Raul's header was ruled out for offside, and the same player fired over a he reached for Zinédine Zidane's added-time cross. The Monégasques held on to reach the last four for the second time.
"The players have written an extraordinary chapter in the history of AS Monaco, and for French football," said Deschamps. "It shows that in football anything is possible if you believe it deep down." They were not done yet.
A striker with formidable aerial prowess and an eye for goal, Morientes spent seven years at Real Madrid CF and, often in tandem with Raúl González, helped the club to three UEFA Champions League titles. Twice a Liga titleholder, he spearheaded AS Monaco FC's run to the 2004 UEFA Champions League final during a loan spell, and wound down his career at Liverpool FC, Valencia CF and Olympique de Marseille. Morientes scored 27 goals in 47 appearances for Spain.
When Club Atlético de Madrid reduced their academy in 1992 to save costs, they could not have guessed how expensive the measure would be. Striker Raúl González was welcomed with open arms by Real Madrid CF; when he left 18 years, 740 games and 323 goals later, he had helped Los Merengues to three UEFA Champions League titles and six championships. A classic goalscorer, he also registered 44 in 102 appearances for Spain.
A diminutive forward with electric pace and a knack for scoring in big games, Giuly started at Olympique Lyonnais before gaining wider acclaim at AS Monaco FC, winning Ligue 1 and reaching the 2004 UEFA Champions League final. A €7m move to FC Barcelona brought back-to-back Liga titles and victory in the 2005/06 UEFA Champions League. After domestic cup wins with AS Roma and Paris-Saint-Germain FC, Giuly returned to Monaco in summer 2011.
• The following evening RC Deportivo La Coruña became the first side to overcome a three-goal first-leg deficit in the UEFA Champions League, beating holders AC Milan 4-0 to seal a 5-4 aggregate win.
• AS Monaco FC overcame Chelsea FC 5-3 in the last four, with Fernando Morientes again scoring in either leg to take his tally in the competition to nine, but lost the final 3-0 to FC Porto in Gelsenkirchen.
• Real Madrid CF's disappointment was compounded as they finished fourth in the Liga and started their UEFA Champions League campaign in the third qualifying round the following year.
• So too did Monaco after Didier Deschamps' side finished in third in Ligue 1, repeating the placing in 2004/05 before slipping to mid-table; in 2010/11 they descended still further after relegation.
• It would be seven seasons before Madrid next graced the UEFA Champions League quarter-final stage after suffering first knockout round disappointment for six successive campaigns.
To leave a comment, please log in using any of these accounts:
Not a member yet? Register


text:
Getty Images
Turns out department stores and designers aren't the only ones turning to blow-out sales to boost profits -- even well-established jewelers are lowering prices. But here's the catch: They won't advertise it.
According to the Times UK, an employee at Tiffany & Co. confessed that the legendary jewelry store has secretly lowered the prices of its engagement rings by a full 10 percent (Tiffany engagement rings, people!), bringing the average price down from $10,000 to $9,000. Of course, the employee notes that it wouldn't be in the company's best interests to tell the world they were marking down a covetable item that the store markets as a priceless investment. So they instead rely on "quiet conversations with buyers" to get the message across that the price of the ring they want could, in fact, be less than advertised.
If you think that's worth investigating, try this on for size: The Times also reports that some Neiman Marcus shoppers are invited to special "midday dash" sales that discount brands like Christian Louboutin by 50 percent or more. Needless to say, we're planning to start snooping and report any results we find ...


text:
September 23, 2014
Thieves aren't just knocking off churches or convenience stores this holiday season, cemeterys are also getting hit.
One family hopes the person or the people responsible for stealing from their cemetery will think twice before causing the same kind of pain for another family.
Don Gillespie will spend this Christmas without his wife Wimpy for the first time in 51 years.
"She's a very special lady," said Gillespie. "She had a big heart, was a Christian woman and was very dedicated to her church and family."
But on Sunday, the family was at her gravestone with an even heavier heart because the decorations they put there for the holiday have disappeared.
A Christmas tree and a solar angel...gone.
So, the family is sending a message.
"To the person that stole the Christmas tree and the solar angel on the grave of Wimpy Gillespie at the Kirkland, her family hopes you and your family enjoy it," said Gillespie. "Happy Holidays."
Vandalism difficult to understand for more than one reason.
"If those appear on a grave somewhere a family member might think where did you get that, and might question it and make somebody accountable," said Gillespie. "We'll never know, but somebody might know."
Knowing someone has a guilty conscience is a reward that has no price tag.
Just last weekend, vandals toppled hundreds of tombstones in one of Portsmouth's oldest cemeteries. Some are damaged beyond repair and some are more than 100 years old. Because of the size and number of monuments toppled, police believe more than one person was involved.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Hi, I'm Jaden, a professional recipe developer, food columnist and food photographer specializing in fast, fresh and easy recipes for the home cook. Most of my recipes are modern Asian! About meFast, fresh & easy recipes for the home cook.
Friday, October 1, 2010
Last week was my umpteenth trip to NYC this year, I swear I need a just get a job in the city to pay for cab fares ($50 to/from the airport!), and yes, I do the mass transit stuff, but usually accompanied by someone else who's got a sense of direction and knows the city well enough. I'm just not a good navigator (my GPS is always yelling at me, "TURN AROUND IDIOT! TURN THE !@*#&!$ AROUND!" and one time on the subway I almost ended up in Rhode Island. Yes, I'm that helpless. And yes, I know there's an app for that.
But I was in NYC to do 3 things. One of them involved this:
Oh yeah baby, Chicken and Pork Belly Dumplings. In fact, about 35,000 dumplings consumed in 5 hours last Saturday for the Annual Dumpling Festival and 7th Annual Dumpling Eating Contest that I emcee'd.
The festival was hosted by TMI Foods, the makers of whole wheat frozen dumplings and 100% of the proceeds went to the Food Bank for New York City.
I was here last year too, as the emcee and last year we raised over $17,000 for the Food Bank (despite the light rain!) and this year, we raised….
*drumroll please*
Oh holy-moley ravioli!
Check out this dumpling – yes, it's a real, edible dumpling! It's filled with baby dumplings.
Well, thousands came to support the Dumpling Festival, and it was my job as the warrior of the microphone on the stage to make the crowd happy, entertain (yes, I did dance), be the commentator for the eating contest and move things along.
And when you're on stage, with all these hungry people looking at you, it can be quite intimidating a thrill.
Here, you try it. Picture yourself on this black stage with the microphone.
The highlight of the Dumpling Festival was the Dumpling Eating Contest — there were 24 gals, 24 guys. When I picture "eating contest contestants" I usually think of big people with room to put all that food. I mean, if you can stuff yer face with 48 hot dogs, it's gotta go somewhere, right? I eat 2 slices of chocolate cake and 30 seconds later you can see the extra chin droopity droop.
So I was surprised that these ladies looked like this:
I swear this has got to be the next "IT" diet – the Eating Contest Diet. You too can look this beautiful!
We had 2 waves for each girls and guys – in each wave, 12 contestants lined up, each had 40 dumplings in front of them. There were runners and counters behind each contestant, ready to replace empty bowls if needed. The timer was set to 2 minutes and of course like in any eating contest, everything that goes in the mouth, must stay down or the contestant gets disqualified.
I must say that it was a delicate dance as the emcee – I'm working the crowd, watching the time, blowing the starting horn, egging the contestants on, commentating about the contestant's style, speed, technique as they're eating — all the while trying not to get too close in case a volcano blows. I was wearing open-toed heels.
The techniques were all different, some double-fisted dumplings, some poured water in their dumpling bowl to make it "soupier", some chewed, some just swallowed. It was sorta ugly eating from the guys.
But the ladies, on the other hand, were delicate, quick, clean, bird-like eaters (one even used a fork)
The girls amazed me.
And in the end, Gentleman Joe Manchetti (on the left) won having eaten 55 dumplings in 2 minutes, his 6th win in a row.
(the 4 photos above are courtesy of DNAinfo, Manhattan Local News, photo credit: Della Hasselle)
Joe is a gentleman – always smilin' – he was just on America's Got Talent and ate 2 1/2 whole pizzas in 90 seconds, or something crazy like that.
On the women's side….Floria Lee ate 38 dumplings in 2 minutes and she weighs less than my left thigh.
Second place women's was Olga….34 dumplings. I'm tellin' ya….EATING CONTEST DIET INFOMERCIAL!
Of course, we couldn't have done it without our wonderful judges – Elly Truesdell of Whole Foods; Stephen Munshin of Edible Manhattan, Edible Brooklyn and Edible East End; Mitchell Davis, VP of James Beard Foundation; Bruce Cost, the king of ginger ale….
David Grossnickle, Director of the Food Bank for New York City and not pictured – Max Ng and Margaret Chin.
The gentleman on the right is one of the founders of TMI, Terry Tang…..and this guy in the middle? NYC Comptroller John Liu. He's an important man with a very big, tall handsome bodyguard! When I get important, I want a handsome bodyguard too.
These cute little girls helped me on stage in the afternoon and taught me a few dance moves.
The final entertainment of the day was Mr. Yan Xiao Di from Shanghai….he juggles knives.
And balances a chopstick on his nose.
And then an egg on top of the chopstick….
don't breathe!!!!!!!!!
hold stilllllllll!!!!
After the festival and raising !!!!!$44,000!!!! my day was not complete yet — I chilled at this pretty lady's house – Maggy of Three Many Cooks
Who has an apartment with this jaw-dropping view…
Thank goodness we aren't afraid of heights!
Erika of Ivory Hut picked us up and we drove….
and drove…to Silvana Nardone's house to a blogger party for Shauna, Daniel and Lucy Ahern – Gluten Free Girl, the Chef and the Cutey-Pie Baby.
I'm a bad bad blogger because we didn't take a single photo.
Though I will leave you with a a sweet photo – Crack Pie and Compost Cookie from Momofuku Milk Bar. That's how I ended my latest excursion to NYC.
Oh wait. Silly me!
I do have something EVEN sweeter…
This is Gordon Elliott. He's so tall I had to stand on a chair and he still stooped!! I had milk and cookies with Gordon. That was freakin' awesome.
Agh, I missed you! You have to tell me next time you're in NY!!
That looks like way too much fun…only in NYC! I wan to learn to do the balancing trick. Pretty cool!
How do we find out when the festival is next year??
Thanks for sharing what sounds like an AWESOME experience! The photos made me hungry for dumplings; although I'm not sure even our entire family could eat 55 at one time.
I am definitely going to try and go next year! Maybe even enter the dumpling eating contest Looks like so much fun.
OMG, there is such a thing as a dumpling festival!!?? I'm GOING NEXT YEAR! This way, I'll get to do the dumpling festival (oh yum), visit MILK for some crack pie (more yum) and if that's not enough….. go to EATALY… I'm so doing it…. Thanks for the 411.
I'm so sorry I missed this – lots and lots of fun – but there's just something about eating contests that I just don't get – please educate!
PS did you make it to Eataly?
How did I miss this? I love,love, love dumplings and it looked like this was the mother of all dumpling fests. I'll have to keep an eye out for next year's.
Pingback: 2010 NYC dumpling reports- | EatFeats
I live dead center in the state of Washington. I can't believe there is such a thing as a dumpling festival. If I had attended, I would have thought I had died and gone to heaven! It almost makes me want to move to NYC, but getting around gives me the heebie-jeebies! Congratulations on your incredible fund raising efforts for the Food Bank!
What a GREAT post! Filled with wonderful details. I love love love dumplings and wish I was up there for the festival. I just had dumplings for breakfast as a matter of fact.
Oh, how I would have loved to be there. Dumplings are one of my most favorite things ever!!!
So Fun!!! This looked so great, I may have to plan a trip next year. Thanks for the pictures Jaden. How was the crackpie? I just read about that stuff
Looks like fun. How do those skinny girls eat so much? I would do that and go up a size right on the spot. Love the giant dumpling full of babies.
What a blast! So awesome that you almost tripled you earnings from last year! Are you looking forward to San Fran?, you are a woman on the go! See you there.
So, where are the German dumplings? Did they have any?
Looks like a great trip. Gordon looks like a giant next to you. Funny.
Jaden, this dumpling festival looks like a great time. Congrats on earning so much money for the NYC Food Bank. So cool that you got to hang with Maggy, she is such an awesome gal. Can't wait to see you both later this week. Bet the dinner with Shauna, Daniel & Lu was fab.
Wish I had some Crack Pie. Now. xxoo
I love the dumpling mascot! I want to be that for Halloween. :o)
Can't believe how tall Gordon is … whoa!
the dumpling mascot so rocks! The humungous green dumpling scares the heck out of me. Looks like so much fun!
aww man i totally wanna go!!!
BIG CONGRATS on the big money raise this year. that's so awesome! what's more – you had the chance to meet the VIP's… and Gordon Elliot! i loved his, "Follow That Food," show. i still remember one trip he did to italy, for one of his shows, where he tasted a 120-year old balsamic vinegar that they poured some in his gelato.
Congrats to everyone on this event.
That "mother dumpling" is a monster. Speaking of monsters, that pic of Joe eating and he is looking up makes him look scary. Kind of like Jack Nicholson in The Shining. 55 huh? Wow, I feel stuffed just reading that.
Oh my gosh that looks like sooo much fun! Glad you guys raised so much money!1
Wow–how fun! Wish I could've been there.
That's awesome Jaden!!
I can't believe there is such a thing as a dumpling festival.
Why can't we have one right here in Florida?? lol
Maybe I'll try to get up there next year…I love love love dumplings!!
Oooh and I love the thought of the "peas in a pod" dumpling!!
I thought it would be just stuffed with meaty, vegetariany filling goodness, but of course not!! It had to be stuffed with baby dumplings!! So cute!!
Oooh, can never 'get' eating contests – makes something enjoyable turn into a chore. But to each his/her own.
Oh, my, those top two women sure are slim! Such skinny women have no business eating 33 dumplings and still look good. :))
looks like a great trip, you are so cute in that black hat!


text:
A recent poll revealed that 25% of Americans are ignorant of the fact that the Earth orbits the Sun. Rather than admit this is a product of a failing educational system, liberals declared that those people are obviously Christian "flat-earthers" who don't understand science because they reject scientific facts such as climate change. What these liberals fail to comprehend is how they are being duped by Democrats to milk them of more of their wages over a matter that has been so overexposed as a fraud that it warrants their inclusion in the flat-head society.
One in four Americans unaware the Earth orbits the Sun
Secretary of State John Kerry said he and Obama have no time to waste for the protests of the "flat earth society," but must act now to "save the planet" by raising taxes and imposing more regulations on fossil fuels production and use. These proponents of climate change are the same people who believe scientists who can't predict tomorrow's weather can predict the global climate. These same people have such scientific belief that they believe the moon landings were faked, that contrails are made by government seeding the atmosphere, that evolution is a fact with Xmen mutations actually happening, and that man's carbon emissions are the cause of irreversible global warming when the Earth has been cooling for the past seventeen years!
Kerry, "no time for flat-earthers"
But a study by a Yale researcher found that the degree of scientific knowledge among the general population is small with liberals eeking out conservatives in his groups, with the exception of those in the TEA Party who exhibited the most understanding of science of all demographic groups. The TEA Party, composed mostly of conservative Christians, do not believe that man has the power to affect change in the temperature of the entire planet when he can't even affect local weather. The Earth's ecosystem, they say, can take care of itself, and if man puts more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than is normal, then the planet will produce more green plants that thrive on carbon dioxide.
TEA Party members more scientifically literate that liberals
These liberals who are members of the flat-head society have no more understanding of science than Obama knows about business. But they believe he can run the nation, which is akin to putting a child who can play video games in the pilot seat of the Space Shuttle and believing he can land it. Liberal belief in these scientists that claim mankind's carbon emissions are destroying the Earth's atmosphere requires as great a degree of blind faith as those who believe in a God whose existence science cannot prove. But don't tell them that or you will be branded a heretic!
Al Gore becomes a billionaire promoting global warming fraud


text:
Range: 5-800m. Accuracy +/- 1m. 6 objective lens. Units: Metres or yards. Lenses: Fully multi. Coated Lenses. Battery: Lithium CR2. 3000-5000 uses per. Modes: Plue minus measuring system, weather proof.
Order Now 08448 222 321
© Shop Direct Limited. All Rights Reserved. Shop Direct Home Shopping Limited. Registered number: 4663281.
Registered office: 1st Floor, Skyways House, Speke Road, Speke, Liverpool L70 1AB.


text:
Arsenal and Manchester United are squaring off in a marquee match up. Arsenal is atop the league table while United is trying to climb back into contention.
A set piece was the difference. Robin van Persie scored with a header from the left side of the six yard box to the bottom right corner. Wayne Rooney got the assist with a cross following a corner.
There was a scary moment in the 41st minute when Phil Jones and Arsenal goal keeper Wojciech Szczesny banged heads. It was on a corner kick and Szczesny came out to punch the ball away. Jones came in attempting a header but was late and no where close. Instead his lower head went into Szczesny's head. That resulted in a yellow card for Jones and a delay of game as Wojciech Szczesny was attended to by medical staff.
Arsenal came out playing strongly in the second half. They played with a lot of purpose but lacked precision at time. They were never able to get the game-tying goal either.
The loss narrows Arsenal's lead in the league to two points over Liverpool. Manchester United moves closer to the top of the table with 3 points and now sits in fifth place.
Robin van Persie goal:
Wojciech Szczesny and Phil Jones clash heads:
[h/t] Feint Zebra
Tags: Arsenal Manchester United


text:
Burberry shareholders rejected a 20 million pound remuneration package for its new chief executive, Christopher Bailey. The Financial Times reports.» Read More
Berkshire Hathaway's annual shareholder meeting will be taking place tomorrow. CNBC's Becky Quick has been closely following the controversy over Coca-Cola's executive compensation plan. Quick speaks to Warren Buffett and investor David Winters.
Matthew Rose, BNSF executive chairman, explains how domestic energy production is helping the economy grow.
David Winters, Wintergreen Advisers founder & CEO, explains why he thinks there are fundamental governance issues at Coca-Cola, after the company went ahead with its compensation plan even after Warren Buffett withheld his vote on the issue.
David Winters, Wintergreen Advisers founder & CEO, discusses his ongoing battle with Coca-Cola management over its equity plan. At the end of the day it's not in the shareholders best interest, says Winters.
Coca-Cola is backpedaling on its executive compensation plan after pressure from Warren Buffet. Phil Koosed, BAMKO founder & CEO; Jon Taffer, Bar Rescue host; and CNBC contributors Josh Brown and Carol Roth, discuss the impact of activist investors on corporate America.
Nell Minow, Corporate Library co-founder, and Marc LoPresti, LoPresti Law Group, discuss the role of shareholder activism in executive compensation plans and the power of company boards.
Ira Kay, the top CEO-compensation consultant, is on a mission to defend rising executive compensation, despite outrage from shareholders.
Former GM CEO Dan Akerson's compensation fell 18 percent last year to just over $9 million, which the firm said was due to the timing of stock awards.
Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk was paid just under $70,000 in 2013. But he could be in line for much, much more.
Departed Wal-Mart CEO Mike Duke's deferred pay should provide enough money to shop beyond discount retailers for many years.
Coca-Cola's board of directors responds to Warren Buffett's opposition to its equity plan, reports CNBC's Sara Eisen.
CNBC's Becky Quick speaks with Warren Buffett about why he abstained from voting on Coca-Cola's executive-compensation plan and responds to activist investor David Winters criticism. "We didn't disapprove of management, but we did disapprove of the plan," Buffett said.
Today shareholders will vote on Coca-Cola's equity plan for management, reports CNBC's Sara Eisen.
Wal-Mart Stores is set to report on how its executives performed on their goals to overhaul compliance operations and how that affected their pay.
Jason Subotky, Yacktman Funds, shares his thoughts on Coca-Cola's equity compensation plan. The problem with these plans are they are complicated and a lot of the details are not fully flushed out, says Subotky.
CNBC's Kayla Tausche reports from Citigroup's annual shareholder meeting where investors are set to vote on key issues like executive compensation.
Caterpillar CEO Doug Oberhelman's pay fell 33 percent last year because of the company's failure to meet promised profit and performance targets.
Yahoo's recently fired chief operating officer left the Internet company with a severance package of $58 million after just 15 months on the job.
Muhtar Kent, chairman & CEO of Coca-Cola, reaffirms the safety of aspartame and discusses the launch of stevia-sweetened Coca-Cola Life in Argentina and Chile.
Muhtar Kent, chairman & CEO of Coca-Cola, discusses his company's quarterly results. We are improving in key markets like China and Brazil, says Kent.


text:
Erectile Dysfunction (ED, Impotence) (cont.)
Medical Author:
Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Benjamin Wedro, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Dr. Ben Wedro practices emergency medicine at Gundersen Clinic, a regional trauma center in La Crosse, Wisconsin. His background includes undergraduate and medical studies at the University of Alberta, a Family Practice internship at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and residency training in Emergency Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Medical Editor:
Jerry R. Balentine, DO, FACEP
Jerry R. Balentine, DO, FACEP
Dr. Balentine received his undergraduate degree from McDaniel College in Westminster, Maryland. He attended medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine graduating in1983. He completed his internship at St. Joseph's Hospital in Philadelphia and his Emergency Medicine residency at Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center in the Bronx, where he served as chief resident.
In this Article
What is the treatment for erectile dysfunction?
Comment on this Read 1 Comment
The treatment of erectile dysfunction depends upon the underlying cause and will be individualized by the health care professional for each patient.
If the underlying problem causing erectile dysfunction is due to low testosterone levels in the body, androgen (male hormone) replacement therapy may be indicated. These medications can be injected into a muscle, applied as a gel on the skin, or provided by a transdermal patch. Testosterone preparations taken by mouth tend not to work.
There is often a stepwise approach to treatment beginning with medications by mouth. Phosphodiesterase inhibitor medications include sildenafil (Viagra), vardenafil (Levitra), tadalafil (Cialis), and avanafil (Stendra).
These medications are very effective at helping with erectile dysfunction. Your doctor will need to review your medical history and other medications you are taking to make sure they are appropriate for you.
Should these medications fail, penile injections with prostaglandins or the use of a pellet placed inside the urethra of the penis may be considered with or without the above mentioned medications by mouth.
Other therapies are available:
Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 3/18/2014
Patient Comments
Viewers share their comments
Erectile Dysfunction - Causes Question: What causes your erectile dysfunction?
Erectile Dysfunction - Treatment Question: Have you had treatment for erectile dysfunction? Did it work?


text:
Join Website or existing users Login
SWALEC National League
Division 6 Central
Join Club Website Welsh Rugby Union Ospreys Rugby All Wales sport
- Earn 5% commission for your club
Sale: £24.99
Sale: £29.99
Price: £7.98
Sale: £34.00
Sale: £34.00
Price: £1.00
Wash out littered with penalties. View Match Centre »
Strong second half fight back seals the win. View Match Centre »
Last minute try seals victory for Sea View. View Match Centre »
Home tie to Canton. View News Item »
Slow start costs us dearly.... View Match Centre »


text:
- News
- Calendar
- Blogs
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Business
- Lifestyles
- Community
- Opinion
- About Us
- Classifieds
- Coupons
- Local Savings
- Green Editions
- Legal Notices
- Contests
- Weekly Ads
Man responsible for sexual assault at knife point arrested | Update
A Seattle attorney, Danford Grant, has been arrested and charged with the raping a Bellevue masseuse at knife point and is being held in the King County Jail. Bail has been set at $3 million.
Grant, 47, is charged with first-degree rape of an employee of a Bellevue massage business and five other alleged rapes of employees of massage businesses elsewhere in King County.
In the Bellevue incident, Bellevue Police say the man made several sexual advances toward the masseuse, which she was not receptive to. After she declined advances, he pulled a knife and allegedly sexually assaulted the woman.
Grant is scheduled to be arraigned Oct. 11.
Trending Stories Sep 10 - Sep 17
Read the latest Green Edition
Browse the print edition page by page, including stories and ads.
Sep 12 edition online now. Browse the archives.


text:
BrazilianStar1 is an expert with reading by throwing of cowry shells in the Santeria tradition. She has been doing ...
Happy Hour Rate
No free readings, No refunds for services rendered. Plz don't ask * With the help of my guides Bo & Margie We ...
Special Offer: 10 Min $30, 20 Min $50, 30 Min $70 reg'd clients only MUST REQUEST
I am straight to the point, you will get Angelic Divine Intervention with me. I am the best of the best, GLOBALLY ...
Happy Hour Rate
Search Results for Diet
Angel of Lights (angel_of_lights)
Love, Relationship and Finance Readings Always available Sundays from 11a – 4p. My readings are fueled and embraced by the power of love the greatest power there is, to reveal hidden secrets or motives of another, career guidance and changes your life. I can channel messages from those deceased or out of contact. I specialize in helping you ...
My $10 deal: There is no question I cannot answer. If you sign
$3.99 per minute Special Offer: 5 free minutes before reading must be at least 15 min. of charged time
astrology call me cheater death finances free future guardian angels guidance wish health help
Psychic and Tarot readings I am a mystic, an oracle, a psychic tarot reader. I see the truth, prepare to be astounded as I often say the very words you are typing. My Tarot cards are my connection to the divine, they will provide clear answers for you today, I am here to guide you and help you find the right path in life. I will use my ...
$1.30 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
Angels Clairvoyant Elite Psychic Intuitive Shaman Spirit Guides Tarot
Psychic Advisor NOTE: Unregistered Users Please take the time and Register. I do not offer Free Readings. Initial Introductory Psychic Chat: Please be aware that this time is for us to get to know each other not for a free Reading. You may however ask 1 Yes or No Pendulum question. Our Session: We'll start out by me ...
$0.25 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
accurate career children diet family financial friend future graduate happiness happy
Swedish, English, Dutch My second name is Sofia which means wise.I am partly clairvoyant. This means I often can help. I have proven healing-powers.Chat with me about Everything. Fast typist. SVENSKA: Mitt andra namn är Sofia vilket betyder 'vis'. Jag är delvis synsk. Det betyder att jag ofta kan hjälpa andra. Jag har ...
$0.50 per minute
advice children depression weightloss diet dreams feng shui ghosts haunted hurt illness loose weight
Jeannie Vos (jeannievos_animalpathreikimaster)
Totem Readings and Animal Communication SERVICE: Inner Totem Pole Session I use a Session called "Inner Totem Pole" where you discover your 9 birth totems. You will learn your animal totem's Native American symbologic teachings or "medicine." These sacred teachings help you on your Earth path in your day-to-day life. You ...
$0.44 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
animal communication animal communicator animal spirit guides animal totems birth totems clairvoyant finance health inner totem pole intuitive love
Predictions,Mind sciences,Spirtual Coaching,Medium,Third Eye ... You can Discuss about spirtuality or inquire anything related to the unknown relam,health issues,Reiki,third eye activation ,7 chakras activation or spirtal experiences,colour tehraphy,Hemopathy,herbal medicines,diet plans to lighten your body ,Meditations.etc I will try to answer some hidden aspects and ...
$0.50 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
T.Middleton-Davidson (diabetic_psychic_adviser)
Flower_Mint_Readings Intuitive healer, Spiritual Adviser, Helping those that need insight, guidance and a caring ear to help balance life.
$1.50 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
Psychic Energy Readings and Healing Feeling Tired or Stressed or Both and Need Healing? I am a shaman and qualified colour therapist with a psychic ability to read and balance the energies of the aura and chakras. I can suggest ways to help you stay balanced and reduce stress including a rainbow diet that may also help you lose weight.
$0.99 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate
Spiritual Guidance by your Intuitive Facilitator - Become the person you are ... At the moment NOT available for any reading. Thanks.
$1.59 per minute Special Offer: Receive an empowering letter by email especially for you for 29USD
astrology destiny divine faith healing health diet heart to heart love affairs love guidance numerology oracle
Love Specialist (giftedpsychiczena)
Gifted Psychic Zena 29 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: Experience the Power of Gifted Zina. Experience Advisor, Reader and Spiritualist Visionary Clairvoyant: Gifted Zina welcomes you as you take a tour into her biography. World Renowned Clairvoyant, Spiritual Healer, Advisor and Teacher.Will take you to the world beyond, now and into the ...
$0.99 per minute Happy Hour reduced rate


text:
McMinnville second in Main Street contest
Aug 15, 2014 | 6 Comments
News-Register Staff
Parade magazine announced Collierville, Tennessee, online on Friday, Aug. 15, as its first place winner in its voting for America's Best Main Street contest which took place in late June and early July, putting finalist McMinnville in the second place spot.
Collierville and McMinnville started out battling 14 other cities in the 16-team sports style bracket with all voting conducted online.
In addition to Collierville being featured online, McMinnville received a nice story and a gallery of photos, as well.
Visit Parade's online announcement at this link: Parade's Main Street contest.
For more information, see Tuesday's print edition.
Only News-Register subscribers can access this premium content.
To subscribe, click here. Daily, weekly, monthly and annual subscriptions available; Starting at just $2.
Already an online subscriber, please sign in:
Would you like to comment on this article?
Only online subscribers may comment on articles. Click here to see how you can subscribe.
Already a subscriber, please log in
Note: Some articles do not accept comments at all.
• Amity man reported missing (6457)
• Hagg Lake-area fire 20 percent contained (4780)
• Pro and Con on Measure 88 — Alternative driver's license for undocumented immigrants (2190)
• County's economic development efforts questioned (1926)
• Leaping ability (1577)
• Inmate recaptured after brief flight (1524)
• Riddle takes the reins against Redlands (1437)
• Heavy rain on the way as fall's arrival brings first storm (1387)
• Amity runs past Sheridan (1325)
• Sheriff's union endorses Casey (1268)
• Sheriff's union endorses Casey (12)
• Pain summit to address opioid abuse (6)
• Pro and Con on Measure 88 — Alternative driver's license for undocumented immigrants (6)
• Sports Fan: The argument for Curt Schilling, Hall of Famer (4)
• County's economic development efforts questioned (4)
• Pro and Con on Measure 91 - Legalizing recreational marijuana (3)
• Saxons down McMinnville football in GVC play (2)
• Analyzing advice on portly puppies (1)
• Who will be our next filbert expert? (1)
• Bypass work full-bore (1)


text:
The Crown of Glory (acrylic paint on cloth)
Inspired by… Ben Nicholson's Au Chat Botté, 1932
"The painting creates confusion in the viewer about which elements are real and which are unreal. In the same way as the artist, I have used the reflection in the glass to create a painting with two layers where the viewer's sense of reality is confused. Are we watching a shop window or a street?
My course has given me the confidence to draw and paint and to take my time and learn slowly."
Sara Davies took a Drawing and Painting Course GMOCN with Manchester Adult Education Service at Chorlton Park.


text:
what am I even doing
- jae-gyu likes this
- kimikoelenda likes this
- bombastic-green likes this
- hajikelist likes this
- choco-swirl-bunny reblogged this from kazuyagoddamnmishima
- impomaniac reblogged this from miraclemango and added:
- i-killed-dr-sex likes this
- impomaniac likes this
- mezzombieghoul likes this
- secarlsberg likes this
- elzahchan likes this
- riddlemethatass reblogged this from kazuyagoddamnmishima
- ghostlyways reblogged this from elkian
- elkian reblogged this from terrierfancy and added:
so wrong yet so….wrong
- elkian likes this
- adorababble reblogged this from terrierfancy
- miraclemango likes this
- aminil likes this
- terrierfancy reblogged this from miraclemango and added:
j:SLDKFJ;lksdjf;lkjsd;lfk being beautiful. KEEP THEM ON THERE.
- kazuyagoddamnmishima reblogged this from miraclemango
- adorababble likes this
- riddles-and-roses reblogged this from miraclemango
- riddles-and-roses likes this
- miraclemango posted this


text:
October 2014
Regional Office Hours
Secretary of State Jon Husted today announced September regional office hours. Regional liaisons for the Secretary of State's office will be in 29 counties around Ohio including Ashtabula, Athens, Auglaize, Belmont, Clark, Cuyahoga, Defiance, Geauga, Harrison, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Lake, Licking, Logan, Lorain, Madison, Mahoning, Meigs, Mercer, Morgan, Morrow, Paulding, Scioto, Stark, Summit, Van Wert, Washington and Wayne. The purpose of open office hours is to give local residents an opportunity to learn more about, and stay connected with, the Secretary of State's office in an informal and accessible setting.
In addition to making voter registration forms and election information available, regional representatives will be on hand to answer questions and distribute materials to those interested in learning more about the other functions of the office such as the business services division and initiatives including the Ohio Business Profile and Military Ready-to-Vote program.
The events will be held at the following times and locations:
For more information, please contact Matt McClellan at (614) 995-2168.
For more information:
Matt McClellan
(614) 995-2168


text:
"You are not real. You are not true. You are nothing"
I had a pretty tough day, I feel my anxieties sort of defeated me at some point but today is the anniversary of the RotG movie and I wanted to post something that gives me strength when my mind is against me. There is a part in the The Sandman: The Story of Sanderson Mansnoozie picture book where Sandy turns Fearlings into Dreamsand by fighting his own fears. For a character that doesn't speak elsewhere, it's very important that William Joyce chose this moment and those words for him to say and when I'm feeling like today, it helps me. Happy anniversary RotG movie!


text:
Butternut Squash-Lime Soup
Make peeling butternut squash easy by cutting off ends, then standing squash on wide end and cutting off peel from top to bottom using a sharp knife. Once peeled, cut hortizontally in half, remove seeds, and cut into pieces.
Yield: Makes 6 servings (serving size: 2-cups)
More From Southern Living
Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 116
- Calories from fat: 9%
- Fat: 1.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.2g
- Protein: 3.6g
- Carbohydrate: 25g
- Fiber: 4.2g
- Iron: 1.8mg
- Sodium: 862mg
- Calcium: 100mg
- 8 cups vegetable broth
- 1 butternut squash, peeled and cut into 3/4-inch pieces
- 1/2 cup fresh lime juice
- 1 teaspoon dried sage leaves
- 3 to 6 whole cloves
- 1 garlic bulb, chopped and divided
- 1 large onion, chopped
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 1 to 2 serrano or jalapeño peppers, seeded and minced
- 1/2 cup canned diced tomatoes
- 4 (6-inch) corn tortillas, cut into 1/2-inch strips
- 1/2 cup fresh cilantro leaves
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1 teaspoon Dragon Salt
- 1 lime, thinly sliced (optional)
- Bring first 5 ingredients and half of garlic to a boil in a Dutch oven; reduce heat, and simmer 20 minutes. Remove and discard cloves.
- Sauté onions in a large skillet coated with cooking spray over medium-high heat 5 minutes or until tender. Add peppers and remaining garlic; sauté 1 to 2 minutes. Add 1/2 cup broth mixture, stirring to loosen particles from bottom of skillet. Stir onion mixture and diced tomatoes into soup.
- Place tortilla strips on a baking sheet. Bake at 350º for 45 minutes or until crisp.
- Add cilantro, pepper, salt, and 1 teaspoon Dragon Salt to soup. Ladle into bowls; top with toasted tortilla strips and, if desired, lime slices.
My Notes
Only you will be able to view, print, and edit this note.Add Note
Butternut Squash-Lime Soup Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Soups/Stews
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless, Gluten-Free
- OCCASION: Autumn
- PUBLICATION: Southern Living
More Recipes Like This
Butternut Squash SoupCooking Light
Spiced Butternut-Pumpkin SoupSouthern Living
Find out what we've got cooking...
Get our Free Weekly Specials Newsletter filled with our favorite recipes, seasonal menus, and special features.
We Respect Your Privacy. Privacy Policy


text:
- Manuel Crepin
- Dippach
- Luxembourg
This conversation is closed.
To what extent is mutilation of pets for aesthetic or practical reasons unethical?
Tail docking, ear cropping, declawing, debarking, wing clipping, debeaking, dubbing and castration... what is your opinion on the matter? In many countries there is no restriction on animal mutilation. Should these practices be mostly banned, as in Europe? Or can they be considered ethical? Let us know!
gale kooser 20+
Mar 5 2013: It is a projection of themselves into the pet. Most times, not always, its subjective and one-sided. Have you ever seen the "Dog Whispers"
I'm reminded of what Turkle say about social robots.
"We're developing robots, they call them sociable robots, that are specifically designed to be companions -- to the elderly, to our children, to us. Have we so lost confidence that we will be there for each other? During my research I worked in nursing homes, and I brought in these sociable robots that were designed to give the elderly the feeling that they were understood. And one day I came in and a woman who had lost a child was talking to a robot in the shape of a baby seal. It seemed to be looking in her eyes. It seemed to be following the conversation. It comforted her. And many people found this amazing.
But that woman was trying to make sense of her life with a machine that had no experience of the arc of a human life. That robot put on a great show. And we're vulnerable. People experience pretend empathy as though it were the real thing."
These are the new "pets" but they serve the same purpose in many cases.
Mar 5 2013: The anthropomorphism of pets seem quite different, and indeed it is a misrepresentation that we project onto the pet, not one that they participate in.
See Equine therapy for example.
This in my mind forms a healthy kind of interspecies relationship, more of a neurologically reflexive one that is lacking in human relationship even.
Mar 5 2013: Ah well .. humans are monsters .. we re-shape our pets to mirror what we are.
Where I live, the good-old labradore is balanced by a pit-bull terrier .. a kill-dog.
I suppose if you live in a city .. you have a torture victim as a pet - because that's what you are too.
I had a friend who was playing in his backyard when a pit-bull jumped the fence from next-door and tried to kill his kids.
It took 3 blows with a spade to kill the thing, and all his kids got injured and he was covered in blood before he could get the deed done .. and he was a big strong humans person ..
His day-gig was remedial massage and healign .. this event hurt that man deeply.
I don't have pets. And i know what our "pets" do when they go wild. You don't want to know that story.
(edit: Here's a thing I found-out:
Don't have "pets" . have friends instead - no matter what species they are.)
Mar 4 2013: With the exception of spay and neutering which are done to control the population I have no use for people who mutilate their pets for aesthetic reasons.
I once saw a dog (a pug) that was de-barked. It was going through the motions of barking but just not making any sound.
That was just sad.
And only because the owner was too stupid to train her dog.
Mar 4 2013: I think it is fine to spay and neuter dogs and cats.
In Luxembourg are you able to find loving homes for all the dogs and cats that appear in shelters or are abandoned?
Here are the arguments that the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals suggests for spaying or neutering dogs and cats:
Lori de WetMar 4 2013: Hi Manuel
My understanding is that spaying and neutering differs from castration in the sense that castration refers to the removal of (the dog's) testicles (which of course would have the same outcome). I fully support neutering/spaying as any responsible person should. I haven't done enough research to know whether leaving a dog's testicles in tact would have any health benefits but I do know that "neuticles" are becoming quite common. Prosthetic dog testicles...
To answer your question, I feel that altering an animal's body in any way should only be done for the sole purpose of benefitting the health of the animal. Never, ever for looks or human convenience. I remember when I was 16 years old my grandmother's dog had puppies. The lady who had asked to breed her dog with my grandmother's (that is another topic altogether...) came over soon after the precious little puppies were born. She didn't oooh or aaah over the tiny, perfect babies, she just went over and started PINCHING their little tails off with her bare hands. I was traumatized and screaming for her to stop. Then she acted like I was being dramatic and told me the pups couldn't even feel it. I was mortified and bewildered when I was told it was for aesthetic purposes. Humans can be so brainwashed into believing what they want to believe.
I met a doberman puppy last year. He was the biggest sweetheart who would run to the fence and play with me through the chain link. Then one day he had bandages on both of his little ears. He didn't want to come to the fence to see me at all and was in obvious distress. When I called out to his owner she explained she had his ears "cropped" so he wouldn't look funny when he was older. I couldn't believe this is even legal. The confusing part was I knew she really loved him and cared about him.
I definitely don't think this is ethical. I believe these are unconscionable acts of unnecessary cruelty.
Thank you for asking such an important question.


text:
Categories > Celebrities > My Chemical Romance > Give 'Em Hell, Honey
Fight With The Perfect Lover1 Reviews
"I don't think you should hang out with that Gerard character anymore."
"What!?" I'm positive I just pissed myself.
"I think he likes you a little too much."
"He is my best friend. Nothing more." Unfortunately....
"I don't want you to see him. I think its for your own good. You know I love you." Oh damn those words to hell. He LOVEEDDDD me. Ugh. I pushed his arms from around me and got up. I leaned down to where my face was only inches from his.
"YOU do not own me. I will not do whatever you say and I will also not stop talking to him! Its MY life not YOURS. I live by MY RULES. Got it, Jeremy Luis Parker?" The look on his face was priceless. Complete and utter terror.
"Uh huh..." I walked away and back onto my bus. Danny and Zui were in the corner laughing happily. It made me smile.
"How's it goin' hot stuff?"
"Good, sexy." Zui slapped my butt and forced me to sit down.
"You look sad."
"I'm mad."
"Fight with the perfect lover?"
"Yeah. He was FORBIDDING me from seeing Gerard! He can kiss my ass."
"That's my girl!" Danny ruffled my hair and intertwined his fingers with Zui's.
"So, poppin' out babies any time soon?"
"Yeah right." With that I got up and went to sleep on my bunk. Tomorrow would be a surprisingly big day.


text:
The Natives Are Restless
Chad is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
When Research in Motion (NASDAQ: BBRY) reported earnings recently, most people were expecting the numbers to not be pretty. What was not expected, was the announcement that BlackBerry 10 would be delayed until the first quarter of 2013. While the company still has cash in the bank, and is free cash flow positive, the situation is getting worse. When your most staunch supporters start to call out the company for slow execution, it's time to run for the exits. Let's look at what the company reported, and what some hardcore RIM supporters have to say.
Cash & Cash Flow:
The first comment that jumped off the page at me was, "a world leader in the mobile communications market". I'm sorry but if this is leading, who is following? The company is clearly aware that its financial viability is being questioned since one of the first headline numbers was, "cash and long-term investments increased to $2.2 billion". The company went further to make sure everyone understands it is cash flow positive, pointing out that cash flow from operations was $710 million. Those numbers in theory should give investors some cause for hope. However, there are two problems. First, the $710 million in cash flow from operations is overstating things a bit. The company reported a $335 million goodwill impairment charge that actually adds this amount to operating cash flow. Without this one time item, operating cash flow would have actually been $376 million. If you subtract the $153 million in capital expenditures, the company's real free cash flow was closer to $223 million. While this result isn't terrible, it's far below the $710 million in operating cash flow that is trumpeted in the report. Here's the sad part, these were the two best numbers in the whole report.
Sales & Income:
When you look at nearly everything else, the numbers spell problems. Revenue was down 43% and the company reported an adjusted net loss of $0.37 per share. The company reported shipments of 7.8 million BlackBerry smartphones and only 260,000 PlayBook tablets. By comparison, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) sold 35.1 million iPhones, and 11.8 million iPads in their most recent quarter. You can see that RIM has some serious work to do to even get close to competitive with Apple. Even more difficult would be for RIM to somehow compete with Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG) Android ecosystem. According to a recent article about 900,000 Android devices are being activated per day. Now granted, not all of those activations are phones, but think about the sheer size of activations we are talking about. Even if only 10% of these activations were phones, Google would see more activations in one day than RIM had in three months.
Cost Cutting:
These negative market forces are the cause behind RIM planning on cutting 5,000 jobs, which the company expects will save about $1 billion. There are two problems even with this statistic, first these job cuts aren't expected to be completed until the end of 2013. Second, the company will record a $350 million restructuring charge to pay for these cuts. Additionally, the company is downsizing from 10 external manufacturing sites to 3. This should yield cost savings, but this also shows the company is downsizing its expectations for sales in the future. Cost cuts and downsizing are not the way to compete. These actions are the result of a company that is reacting, rather than bringing the fight to the competition.
BlackBerry 10 Delay:
The announcement that BlackBerry 10 was being delayed until first quarter 2013, was a huge blow even to the most ardent RIM believers. The web site Crackberry.com is, "the most trafficked BlackBerry community site on the net." This is critical to understand, because in a recent article on Crackberry.com, users appear fed up with RIM. The article specifically talked about the delay of BlackBerry 10, and some of the comments were surprising. Remember these are RIM believers, they are usually die hard BlackBerry users who are willing to give the company the benefit of the doubt. Here is what a few had to say:
"We waited 6 months with hope and instead a massive broken promise. I feel like buying a Galaxy S III tonight"
"We excused the previous delays as we thought RIM was trying to execute and restructure at the same time, but this tells us RIM is actually running into problems they don't know what to do with."
"The delay to fall of 2012 was supposed to give RIM the time to make it perfect. I've been disappointed too many times. It's time for $2 billion of Canadian capital to be spent on more productive activities. I'm moving on."
"It's clear that outside of the crackberry addicts people just aren't buying 'berrys. RIM needed to execute, not in Q1 2013 but now and it failed. Let's call it for what it is and stop sugarcoating it."
You can hear the frustration and anger in their voices. When supporters of RIM are getting annoyed with the company to the point of saying "I'm moving on", investors should take heed.
In a word, run! If you own shares you need to ask yourself this question: what is BlackBerry 10 going to bring to the table by beginning of 2013 that will be so desirable? Understand that every person activating either an iPhone or Android within a year and a half of first quarter 2013 won't be potential customers yet. With the standard cell phone contract at two years, unless someone is not under contract, there is no way they are going to break their contract just to get the latest BlackBerry device. This means there is a finite user group who will both consider a BlackBerry, and won't be under contract. By the time a large enough user base could switch to BlackBerry 10, what will iOS and Android bring to the table? There is no way that the next six months won't see updates and changes to both operating systems. With Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system expected to be released shortly, that will add another major competitive force to the industry. I understand there are individuals and business people who love their BlackBerry and they won't go away. The point is, there is a difference between delivering a good product, and those die-hard fans being enough to keep a company competitive.
MHenage owns shares of Apple. The Motley Fool owns shares of Apple and Google. Motley Fool newsletter services recommend Apple and Google. Try any of our Foolish newsletter services free for 30 days. We Fools may not all hold the same opinions, but we all believe that considering a diverse range of insights makes us better investors. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.If you have questions about this post or the Fool's blog network, click here for information.


text:
Romance is the glamour which turns the dust of everyday life into a golden haze.– Elinor Glyn
(via Sequential Crush: Mad Mad Modes for Moderns Mondays - It's the Little Things)"Mad Mad Modes for Moderns"
Secret Hearts #120 (June 1967)Illustrated by Tony Abruzzo
Source: sequentialcrush.blogspot.com
Full image link →
Your kiss alone!
Full image link →
Return to Passion.
A gentle kiss on the hand, 1955
Source: hollyhocksandtulips
And so, being young and dipt in folly– Edgar Allan Poe, Romance (via foxesinbreeches)
I fell in love with melancholy
Source: foxesinbreeches
Full image link →
Flaming Love, 1949
Illustration by Bill Ward
Source: hollyhocksandtulips
Maurice Berezov, Cover detail, The Household Magazine, May 1934
Source: lauramcphee
(via Slay, Monstrobot of the Deep!!: Romance Comics Are From Venus—He Needs A Nudge!!)
Source: slaymonstrobot.blogspot.com
Virginia Woolf, from her suicide note to her husband Leonard Woolf.
(via buxombibliophile)
Source: fuckyeahvirginiawoolf
The girls from DC Romance Comics
Source: http
"I'll Be a Modern Wife"
Pencils and Inks: Luis Avila
Just Married #61
(November 1968)
"Summer Treat"
Illustration by Glen Orbik
Source: hollyhocksandtulips
Girls' Love Stories #136 (July 1968)
January 1967, Girl's Love Stories #140.


text:
Terms & Conditions.
Discount applied at checkout. May not be combined with any other offer/discount, including invitation credits, promotional gift cards and/or special discount links. Price match does not apply to items on clearance or items purchased from exclusive sales. Clearance products are final sale. Log in to your account to see your savings.
If one screams for ice cream, does one fly for tie-dye? We'd certainly take to the skies for this handcrafted Tie Dye Scarf by Three Horses. Vibrantly hued and artfully decorated with a swirly pattern, it's one accessory that will always flatter your fashion feathers.
W 24" L 74". Each scarf is individually constructed and may vary in color, shade, and texture.
This product has no reviews yet. Be the first to review this product. Write a review
Sign Up and Enjoy 20% Off.


text:
Eye Roll
Michelle Obama's Lingerie Shopping Spree Is Phony Baloney
Did Michelle Obama spend $50,000 on fancy lingerie at Agent Provocateur? OMG, DID SHE?!? Enquiring minds want to know! And the answer is, NO. Of course she didn't. But that didn't stop the Telegraph from claiming it in a blog post anyway.
Mrs. O paid a visit to the shop with the Queen of Qatar, Sheikha Mozah, last year, and we don't really know how much they spent -- or if Michelle bought anything at all. As for that $50K claim, I don't know where the Telegraph got that figure. Probably out of their a** They must have extrapolated something from the retailer's market reports or maybe just attributed Sheikha Mozah's bill to the First Lady.
Here's what the White House press secretary Jay Carney had to say about the story:
At least when I was a reporter, usually the standard for British tabloid reporting was the assumption that it was false. In this case, it's utterly false, and it's irresponsible of an American news organization to repeat the story, even allowing that it could be true. So it's wrong.
A representative for Agent Provocateur told the Daily Mail, "Recent claims regarding Michelle Obama and purchases made at an Agent Provocateur boutique are incorrect."
And let's do a little math. Undies at Agent Provocateur can run around $200 each. So let's say the First Lady went bananas and bought a two-week supply: That's $2,800. Quite the splurge, but we're a long ways from $50K. There are a few $1,000 nighties. So let's say she bought, what, 50 of them? I'm sorry, I just can't take this seriously anymore. I'm with The Gloss: I think the story is bogus.
I'm sure there are people out there who are so down on the Obamas in general that they'll believe any ludicrous nonsense about Mrs. O. Haters gonna hate! But you know what? I kind of hope the First Lady did pick up a few frilly things while she was there. If I could drop that kind of coin on Agent Provocateur froufrou, I definitely would. Who am I to deny the First Lady a little indulgence?
Do you think it's any of your business how much the First Lady spends on her underwear?
Image via SplashNews
Piping Hot Posts
In the Mix
- -- Nonmember comment from
BrookeJanuary 31, 2012 at 3:37 PMI'm no fan of the Obamas, but speculating about how much she spends on undies? Unnecessary.
- --
billsfan1104January 31, 2012 at 3:41 PMI dont like the Obamas and disagree with them with almost everything, but 50k on underroos, seems a little excessive. But if she did spend a few thousand on undies, the press has every right to slam her and take a look into it with the same ferociousnous they did with Sarah Palin and her wardrobe. But they should be taken to task for inflating number.
- --
PonyChaserJanuary 31, 2012 at 3:56 PM
First, I think it's hilarious that you're using one British Tabloid (The Daily Mail) to debunk another (The Telegraph).
Second, my issue is not with Mrs. O - because I find that number ridiculous - but once again, with the press. Do they not have ANY standards anymore? Any at all? We've witnessed EXTREME bias (on both sides, but mostly left-leaning) in print and on television. It is pathetic the job they do; reporting baldface lies with a straight face.
On the other hand, I agree with BillsFan that, if she DID spend a ridiculous amount of money on lingerie (and I consider $1K on a single piece of lingerie to be beyond ridiculous), she should be taken to task for it, much like Nancy Reagan was, when she wore expensive designer gowns.
- --
MommaGreenhalgeJanuary 31, 2012 at 4:23 PM
Pssst. "INQUIRING minds want to know." Unless you're British, in which case I'll forgive you.
- --
hoticedcoffeeJanuary 31, 2012 at 4:49 PM
If she spent the Obama's money, I don't care if she spent twice that on crotchless panties and peek-a-boo bras.
- -- Nonmember comment from
newsbirdJanuary 31, 2012 at 9:02 PMWell, she can't buy anything off the rack... custom made for her ..everything has to be made super tight and too small.
- --
doll0302February 1, 2012 at 8:20 AMI disagree that she should be taken to task about any money she spends. Sarah Palin spent contributers money on clothing. It was public knowledge. The Obamas have their own money, and I think people forget that. They did have great jobs, and a few books have been written, so I think they are ok financially.


text:
Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month (except Dec).
North Olympia Fire Station
5046 Boston Harbor Road NE.
Doors open at 6:15PM
Help raise money for Sea-Run Cutthroat conservation projects!!With your donation South Sound Fly Fishers can pursue sea-run Cutthroat projects that will help ensure a good future for these spectacular fish.For more information on the project and the SSFF conservation goals visit our SRC Project Page and Conservation page.Thank you for considering donating to our cause! If you donate $15 or
There was a time when the extracurricular parts of my daily life were centered solely on fishing in … [Read More...]
Okay, so you have seen the 3D model that has been made, now to make it a reality, or in other … [Read More...]
I have been a fisherman for 40 plus years and until recently had never experienced a near tragic … [Read More...]
I was raised on creek fishing. I used bait, and then spinners and spoons, and then at the advanced … [Read More...]
Copyright © 2014 · Log in