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He also held a dinner at his house for the offense and there wives. He cares about his teamates. He was consistently helping Bush and other players up after they got tackled.


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Ok so I have been working less and less, and the wife has been working more and more giving me two probelms. First I have to much time on hands, my second the wife keeps putting more money in the savings....Anyhow I could not bring myself to pay for a plow for my rancher 350....so i made one so far I have 185 bucks in it, including the winch. I should only have about 125 in it but I bought some steel from mcmaster car and they are not cheap...
We had snow today and I did 5.5 miles of plowing( I live in subdivision which has miles of walking ground which is never plowed.) So far my design is holding up well but I think I will end up boxing in the pivot arms, as the paint show they are flexing to much.....Anyhow I did build a poly plow and it sure moves snow nice....Next thing I want to do is to make the manual swing, power. I made it it have 5 postions....I did take some pictures...
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Looks very nice, I really like the poly for the mold board.
You might watch the mount point. I plow at a hospital, in a climate controlled cab that is. But when the shovel crews have trouble with the 4 wheeler we have to take a break from the lot and help them fix the little plow.
There biggest problem is breaking the winch cable, yours looks like it mounts far enough forward to avoid over winding the cable. They also break the cable at the point where it repeatedly rolls on the fairleed roller. I suggested removing the roller and remounting the winch in a manner where the cable pays out in a straight line off the drum with no guides or rollers. Since its only for the blade, I see no need for the fairleed rollers.
X-mas weekend they had the 4 mount bolts work loose just a bit and somehow they managed to bend the reinforcement behind the 4 bolts that it mounts to. Umm it may have been the curb they hit, probably didn't have it in low gear either.
Snow just don't roll very good going slow.
Like I said, Very Nice job. I wouldn't mind seeing a few more pics if you have them handy.
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http://www.yelp.com/biz/chop-chop-grub-shop-brooklynChop Chop opened 5 days ago after a renovation. It has been busy the few times I have walked by since the opening. It's a small space with 6 counter seats facing the street which is great for people watching. There is a nice display of pastries by the register but the kitchen is visible in the rear and the dish washing sink on the side (docking half a star for appearance). Friendly cashier who recommended the lobster roll and said a customer has ordered it the last 4 days. The menu offers breakfast, sandwiches, salads, dinner and sides. I ordered the Lobster Roll and the Duck Torta for my boyfriend to go.Although the food did get a little cold from my walk home of one block, the food was delicious. The Lobster Roll had great flavor and nice chunks of lobsters but not quality or quantity for the $12 price IMO (another half star). Not sure what kind of bread it was, but it was nicely toasted with a slight amount of butter. Dish came with side salad and fries which had a nice crunch. The Duck Torta consisted of duck confit with a fried egg on I think a brioche bun. Egg was cooked perfectly with the yolk running all over with the first bite. The duck was very tasty and tender. It also came with the same side salad and fries. Friends also got the Sausage Roll and the Cajun Club which were also delicious according to them.We were very satisfied with the food and not overly stuffed. Everything tasted fresh, was delicious and well cooked. I would highly recommend this place and hope it stays open longer than the restaurant previously located here. It's a great addition to the neighborhood. I definitely want to go back and try the breakfast and dinner.
(Photo from a post to their Facebook page)What were they thinking?!!
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Although the sign show a pretty bad lapse in judgement
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(Photo from a post to their Facebook page)What were they thinking?!!
Besides the fact that I've heard their food is disgusting.Now I'll never find out if it's true. Deplorable.
I've had their food and enjoyed it. And I thought the people working there when I went were lovely. I also love word play more than the next girl. I even have a Facebook photo album dedicated to fun food signs -- like Bottlerocket wine shop's "Game of Rhones" sign and Sur La Table's "Peas on Earth" holiday gift cards.But this sign is offensive. At the very least, it's totally tone deaf for a new business to put this up in a neighborhood that's made news for its history of stop and frisk (http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20130205/crown-heights/one-brooklyn-neighborhood-two-very-different-faces-of-stop-and-frisk).And anyone who doesn't understand why it's a big deal should read this: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/guest-stop-and-frisk-abuses-feel-powerless-neighborhoods-article-1.1303990#utoce6oBlCZySyRP.97
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I would guess (in the total absence of actual facts) that the shopkeepers at Chop Shop may have overestimated the degree of gentrification of their neighborhood... i.e. they might be so focused on their preferred gentrified demographic that they are blissfully unaware of the feelings of those neighbors who do not fit within that demographic. In which case they may be shamefully insensitive, without being at all evil.
(Photo from a post to their Facebook page)What were they thinking?!!
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Oh come on! Have you never said anything stupid your entire life? They did and they apologized, and their entire multicultural staff wants to get back to business providing flavorful food to the community. Have a little christian charity and find it in your heart to forgive.
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I meant to bring this up sooner but I only just found out about it like a day or two before I was leaving for Japan on my honeymoon, and I only just got back from that a few days ago.
So I guess Panini (which I'm told is the official trading card distributor for the NFL) did something a little different with their rookies this year. Instead of having the rookies sign their rookie cards (which I'm sure they did anyway) they handed them blank white cards and a bunch of markers and told them to sketch out their own cards. These one of a kind sketch cards would be randomly distributed to a lucky buyer of card packs.
As you can imagine, hilarity ensued.
I found out about this from a friend of mine, who happens to be the proud owner of the Michael Egnew card via Ebay. He brought it out when my new wife and I were over at his house watching the Dolphins demolish the hapless Jets, just a day after the wedding.
I couldn't stop laughing at this thing for a solid 15 minutes. Egnew most notable on Hard Knocks for his blank, dumbfounded stares, his hopelessly unoriginal iPad password (8484), his having his **** torn into by Mike Sherman, being the inspiration for what I feel is the most memorable quote of the entire series (Dan Campbell: "Freaking Egnew")...now transitioning as a rookie and frustrating fans and coaches alike by being completely unable to get on the field...drew the most ********, turd-looking Dolphin-like creature I have ever seen. And he colored it in solid green.
It's too perfect.
Here's an SBNation article where a writer actually analyzes the top 10 sketch cards that were emailed to him by readers. Egnew's is in there. But the even more funny one could be Lamar Miller's.
I'll spoil it.
What can you say about this? Does ANYONE want to know what is going on in Lamar Miller's brain at any given moment of the day, after seeing this card? Different colored stick figures (some happy, some not) playing around...in a river...with clouds in the sky...a random "Yay"...a hovering object that could be a loaf of bread or a football...oh, and a dead guy.
You should read the article though. The analysis of RGIII's card is awesome...and Brock Osweiler's drawing is just absurdly funny (especially if you remember his Quarterback special with Jon Gruden from prior to the Draft).


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As more Sandy victims are able to move out of New York evacuation shelters, the city is consolidating its housing for families displaced by the storm. That means people—and their pets—must relocate.
An evacuation shelter in Queens was closed this weekend, and its remaining residents and their 51 animals needed to head to another shelter in the Bronx. When the Mayor's Alliance for NYC requested our help moving these animals, we jumped at the chance.
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Koann Huntley and Eugene Henry were murdered during the late evening hours of November 27, 1988 or the early morning hours of November 28, 1988. Their bodies were discovered by a fisherman near the Parkersville dam on Howell Prairie Road, just south of Waconda Road in northern Marion County. Investigators do not believe that they were killed at the location their bodies were discovered.
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Local Community Cheers Orlando Science Center and Orlando Chamber of Commerce for its Commitment to Youth and Entrepreneurship
Program Launches this Fall at Orlando Science Center
ORLANDO, Fla. (July 11, 2014) — The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!), Orlando Science Center and Orlando Inc. (Orlando Chamber of Commerce) announce plans to launch the YEA! program this fall.
YEA! is a groundbreaking educational program that takes students in grades six through 12 through the process of starting and running a real business. Students work closely with local business leaders to cultivate and research business ideas, write a business plan, pitch their plan to a panel of investors (think "Shark Tank" meets "The Apprentice" meets "American Idol"), obtain funding, develop their brand, participate in a trade show at the end of the year, and actually launch their enterprise. Through the YEA! program, kids 11 to 18 years old start as students and graduate as CEOs. They learn to make a job — not just take a job.
"We are so excited to participate in the national movement of making experiential entrepreneurship education available to youth all across our country," said JoAnn Newman, President & CEO of Orlando Science Center. "We're happy to be able to support such a life-changing program for young students in our community."
"The program will not only provide classes and practical work experience with professionals, it will also teach students how to live and breathe as real entrepreneurs," said Jose Fajardo, Executive Vice President of Orlando, Inc.
"In the nine years we have offered the YEA! program, I have had the pleasure of seeing hundreds of students start their own enterprises that create value, whatever 'value' might mean to that particular student," says Gayle Jagel, the founder and CEO of the Young Entrepreneurs Academy.
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Orlando Science Center's mission is to inspire science learning for life. The Science Center strives to create lasting impacts on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education and develop the next generation of creative innovators. Fully accredited by the American Association of Museums, the Science Center ranks as one of the most popular museum destinations in the region. Having served more than 11 million people since its inception in 1955 and more than 200,000 youth in the past year alone, the Science Center offers rich resources for lifelong learning.
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The Young Entrepreneurs Academy, or YEA!, is a groundbreaking educational program that takes students in grades six through twelve through the process of starting and running real businesses over the course of a full academic year. Students work in close cooperation with local leaders of industry, community members, and educators to develop ideas and objectives, write business plans, pitch potential investors, obtain funding, register with governmental agencies, develop their brand identity and much more! By the end of the class, students own and operate fully functioning businesses that can be carried on after graduation. Students learn to make a job--not just take a job! YEA!'s direct mission is to help students embrace their passion, energy, creativity and talents, launch a venture, and view entrepreneurship as synonymous with success and freedom. In 2008, YEA! "spun-off" from the University of Rochester, where it was formed in 2004 with support from the Kauffman Foundation, to create its own not-for-profit corporation, YEA! Inc., which is currently launching sites in colleges, universities and high schools across the country to provide comprehensive, exciting entrepreneurship education, leadership development and innovation training to youth between the ages of 11 and 18 years old in the United States thereby making the program available to students at a variety of geographical regions, and providing them with skills they need to succeed in the 21st Century. For more information about the Young Entrepreneurs Academy, please call 585.272.3535 or visit www.yeausa.org.


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Exhibition at Penn Museum July 14th through September 23rd
27 JUNE 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Founded in 1887, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has conducted more than 400 field expeditions in its 120-year history, studying cultures, past and present, from every inhabited continent. To document their research and discoveries, the Museum's scholars have employed a number of tools over the years—including cameras.
ADVENTURES IN PHOTOGRAPHY: Expeditions of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is on view at Penn Museum from July 14 through September 23. Forty black-and-white photographs, selected from the tens of thousands of expedition images in Penn Museum's extensive Archives, offer a kaleidoscopic view of some of the Museum's many field projects. To round out the exhibition, a small selection of Penn Museum Photography Studio cameras, dating from 1911 to the 1960s, are on display, offering insight into the rapidly changing technology of expedition and artifact photography.
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27 JUNE 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The Rio Grande de Coclé in central Panama, subject to flooding during the region's rainy season, has had a long history of shifting its course. In the early 1900s, stories began to circulate of children playing marbles with gold beads found in the great river. It wasn't until the late 1920s, however, when large quantities of gold ornaments were discovered, that news of the phenomenon—a veritable "river of gold"—really began to spread. In 1940, a Penn Museum expedition excavated rich and remarkable evidence of a thriving, Precolumbian civilization that had inhabited the region more than a thousand years before.
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28 AUGUST 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Richard Hodges has been named the Williams Director of the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
Hodges joined Penn October 1 from his position as director of the Institute of World Archaeology at the University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom.
A world-leading classical and early medieval archaeologist specializing in western Europe, Hodges has been director of both The Prince of Wales' Institute of Architecture in London and The British School in Rome. For the past nine years, he has worked extensively on archaeological and cultural heritage projects in Albania including the creation of a large cultural heritage institute in Tirana and a new archaeological museum in Butrint.
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07 SEPTEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—River of Gold: Precolumbian Treasures from Sitio Conte opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum with an afternoon public celebration, free with Museum admission donation, featuring music and dance of Panama, modern metal jewelry-making demonstrations, plus "golden" jewelry-making opportunities for children and their families. Curator Dr. Pamela Jardine, co-author, with Dr. Robert Sharer, of the book, River of Gold: Precolumbian Treasures from Sitio Conte, offers a talk, "Going for the Gold," and a book signing, while Museum docents share insights and answer questions in the special exhibition.
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12 SEPTEMBER 2009, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The many sounds, sights, tastes, arts and traditions of Japan come together on Saturday, 29 September from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology offers Celebrate Japan!
Co-sponsored by the Japan America Society of Greater Philadelphia, the Center for East Asian Studies at the University of Pennsylvania, and the Friends of the Japanese House and Garden (Shofuso), this spectacular, family-friendly event features the mesmerizing beats of Taiko drumming, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony, and an Aikido demonstration. The day also includes presentations on sushi preparation, flower arrangement, and calligraphy, Japanese anime (cartoons), a kimono display and dressing lecture, Japanese games, kabuki face painting, a display of traditional dolls—even a chance to experience Shiatsu massage and a Reiki healing treatment—and more! Celebrate Japan! is FREE with Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Read more: Celebrate Japan at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Exploring Iran: The Photography of Erich F. Schmidt, 1930-1940, a new exhibition of more than 50 archival photographs from Iran, complemented by a representative sampling of ancient artifacts, including painted pottery, alabaster and copper/bronze figurines from the archaeological excavations at the Bronze Age site Tepe Hissar, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology October 2nd through December 9th, 2007.
In 1931, the University of Pennsylvania Museum launched the first American archaeological expedition to Iran, in conjunction with the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to excavate at the Bronze Age site of Tepe Hissar. Erich F. Schmidt, a young German archaeologist trained at Columbia University, was chosen to lead the groundbreaking expedition, which yielded surprising new evidence of a sophisticated Bronze Age culture and society that dates to about 4500 B.C.E. (Before the Common Era), or 6,600 years ago.
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25 SEPTEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Last year, 1,100 guests from 107 countries, including Turkey, Anguilla, Myanmar, Maldives, Iran, Azerbaijan, Benin, Rwanda, China, Albania, India, Colombia, and Australia, met and mingled at the annual International Students Reception at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
International students, scholars and professionals new to the Delaware Valley are invited to attend, in their ethnic best dress, if they wish, this year's annual welcoming reception Friday, 12 October from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. The event is held in the majestic Chinese Rotunda at Penn Museum, 3260 South Street on the University of Pennsylvania campus.
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Penn Museum's Popular New Exhibition, Developed to Complement the Blockbuster "Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of the Pharaohs" Exhibition at The Franklin Institute, To Remain Open
02 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Amarna, Ancient Egypt's Place in the Sun, the University of Pennsylvania Museum's popular new exhibition about the city of Amarna, Tutankhamun's childhood home, will remain open as a long-term exhibition, adding to the Museum's suite of ancient Egyptian galleries that offer the public a year-round opportunity to explore more than 5,000 years of ancient Egyptian culture, art, and history.
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Penn Museum Presents a Special Afternoon Program with "Fan"fare:
Sunday, 11 November 12:30 to 4:45 p.m.
Hold on to your hats (wizard hats, that is)!
06 OCTOBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 11 November 2007, the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology opens at 12:30 p.m.—half an hour early—to fit in all the magic, as the Museum presents HARRY POTTER AND THE MAGICAL MUGGLE MUSEUM. Designed for Harry Potter aficionados and novices of all ages, the afternoon, free with Museum admission donation, includes a potions class, a sorting hat, lectures by Hogwarts (and University of Pennsylvania) professors, a game of Wizard Chess with real people, Diagon Alley and Ollivander's wand making shop, a tour of magical muggle objects on display in the Museum, grand finale concert appearances by "The Moaning Myrtles" and "The Whomping Willows"—and in between, much more.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Lewis and Clark Revisited: A Trail in Modern Day, a traveling exhibition of 60 black and white photographs taken by professional photographer Greg Mac Gregor while he retraced Lewis and Clark's legendary journey, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology 15 December 2007 through 10 February 2008.
In 1804, Thomas Jefferson commissioned Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, with a small brigade, to explore the land obtained by the Louisiana Purchase and to find a passageway to the Pacific Ocean. Referred to as the Corps of Discovery, Lewis and Clark's unprecedented overland expedition across North America and back pioneered the western exploration and expansion of the United States.
29 NOVEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—In September 2006, Penn Museum sent out a major, two-year loan of Mesopotamian artifacts--complete with a catalog written by Dr. Richard Zettler, Associate Curator of the Mesopotamian section--to the Beijing World Art Museum, Beijing, China, to be a part of their long-awaited, long-term exhibition, "The Great Civilizations." Artifacts from Penn Museum's exceptional Mesopotamian section collection constitutes the entire Mesopotamian section of "The Great Civilizations" exhibition.
Read more: 500,000 Visitors See Penn Museum Mesopotamian Collection on Loan in China
New National Science Foundation Funded Traveling Exhibition Focuses on the Process of Human Evolution and Its Outcomes
04 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Surviving: The Body of Evidence, a new, interactive exhibition that explores the process of evolution and its profound impact on humans, opens at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology in Philadelphia 19 April 2008 through 03 May 2009, before beginning a multi-city, national tour. The innovative exhibition, three years in the planning, is made possible in large part by a nearly two million dollar grant from the National Science Foundation, with additional support from individual, corporate, and foundation donors.
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19 DECEMBER 2007, PHILADELPHIA, PA—If you're a rat, this is your year! The University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology celebrates the Year of the Rat, Saturday, 26 January 2008, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with its 27th annual Chinese New Year Celebration! Music and dance performances, food and martial arts demonstrations, games, workshops, arts, crafts, children's activities and much more - topped off with the traditional Chinese Lion Dance grand finale - are all part of the spectacular day-long celebration, FREE with Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Museum members and PENNcard holders).
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09 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Sunday, 10 February 2008, 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology offers it's second annual Darwin Day and Evolution Teach In, a free event held in honor of the 199th birthday of Charles Robert Darwin, the world-renowned author of On the Origin of Species—and the originator of the modern theory of evolution.
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22 JANUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—It was certainly hefty! On Friday, 18 January 2008, Penn Museum's all-volunteer Women's Committee presented a giant-sized check for $100,000 to Penn Museum Director Richard Hodges at their monthly meeting, in support of the Museum's educational and outreach programs. Women's Committee Chair is Marguerite Goff.
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06 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—Austin Supers vivid color photographs feature Papua New Guinea natives as the subjects in Counterpoint: Anthropology and Photography in New Guinea. Accompanying written commentary by anthropologist Stuart Kirsch offers insights into the island's many cultures and invites the viewer to consider how what is photographed tells us something about our own search for the "exotic." Counterpoint opens Saturday, February 23 and runs through August 11, 2008 at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology.
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18 FEBRUARY 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The 19th annual Beer Dinner and Beer Tastings at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology pay tribute to Michael Jackson, The Beer Hunter®, who passed away in August 2007. Mr. Jackson, an internationally-renowned beer expert who is credited with fuelling the craft beer movement, presided over Penn Museum's annual Beer Dinner and Tasting for almost 20 years. This year, Penn Museum honors Mr. Jackson's life and work with a Gala Tribute and Tasting Friday, March 14th from 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. and the day-long Beer Tastings, Saturday, March 15th, 1:00, 3:30 and 6:00 p.m. at the University of Pennsylvania Museum.
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03 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The art and culture, "Bollywood" films, diverse spiritual practices, and spicy foods of India are captivating the interests and palates of a rapidly growing international audience. India, in all its complexity and diversity, is the focus of a day-long celebration Saturday, 29 March 2008 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., as the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology presents Hello India! The special day features traditional music and dance presentations and workshops, theater, foods, yoga, history and cultural talks, films, craft activities, games and more. Hello India! is FREE with Penn Museum admission donation ($8 general admission; $5 students and seniors; free for children under 6, Penn Museum members and PENNcard holders).
Hello India! is co-sponsored by the Consulate of India in New York, University of Pennsylvania's South Asia Center and South Asian Society; the Wharton India Club; Camden County College; the Bharatiya Cultural Center of Montgomeryville, Pa; and the Indian Association of South Jersey.
13 MARCH 2008, PHILADELPHIA, PA—The preservation of ancient Maya sites, efforts to sustain modern Maya cultural traditions, and the need to conserve vanishing tropical forests and coastal environments—all are on the agenda 11-13 April 2008, when the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology collaborates with the Nature Conservancy to present its 26th annual Maya Weekend. This year's theme: "The Future of the Maya World."
Highlight speakers for this year's event, which annually brings together hundreds of Maya enthusiasts, include keynote speaker Marie Claire Paiz, director of the Nature Conservancy's Southern Mexico Program, and Maya banquet speaker Robert K. Whitman, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Senior Investigator for the National Arts Crime Team.
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Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolph...#storylink=cpyAmaya was taken into custody and records indicate Amaya is still at this hour being held on $1,500 bond. It is unclear why Amaya ordered a cab if he got to the club in his own vehicle.
Is Armono really this dumb? How about because he didn't wan't to drive drunk and possibly get a DUI or worse injure/kill somebody. What a ****ing moron.
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Our guys rarely get arrested unlike your guys who annually are getting arrested so I can't answer that question.
The Jets sat Braylon for a qtr which was a qtr more than Miami did to Ronnie Brown and the other guy that got arrested for the same offense that year and I wish we suspended him a game.
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Pop-Up Village for Haiti Made From 900 Shipping Containers
Haitian Canadian musician Luck Mervil is leading the charge to help rebuild Haiti with houses made from repurposed shipping containers. Mervil is behind the Montreal organization Vilaj Vilaj, which wants to use 900 shipping containers to build an entirely new village west of Port-au-Prince fit for 5,000 people. The organization aims to build sustainable and long-term housing in Haiti — and eventually elsewhere — with the help of local Haitians.
Mervil, who has put his own career aside to work on this important project, expects the entire community to cost around $25 million and has been ardently working to raise the funds. The new village will be built on a parcel of previously uninhabited land near Leogane, a coastal city west of Port-au-Prince. A prototype shipping container house was built in Canada in 10 days for between $8,000 and $10,000, and Mervil expects the costs to be much lower in Haiti.
The village will consist of a series of 900 shipping containers grouped together in a grid and separated by open space, parks, and playing fields. Both 40 and 20-foot containers will be used to construct durable, long-term and hurricane and earthquake resistant homes. Each home will offer roughly 320 sq feet of living space with running water and bathrooms. The village will also be self-sufficient, with space for companies to set up shop so that villagers can work and support themselves.
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October 5, 2010 at 7:39 pm
I really applaude the idea of using containers to provide a decent shellter for the people in Haiti. My concern focuses more on the practicality of the idea. Haiti is known to be a hot country, I would like to know if there is any thought on how the spaces will be kept cool and insulated? Again very great idea.
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September 12, 2010 at 12:40 pm
I feel the shipping container housing projects in Haiti are an excellent idea ! They are inexpensive and very strong. I came from the United States and have been living in the Dominican Republic for 7 months…. traveling back and forth to Haiti to help earthquake victims. A friend of mine is in the shipping container business here in the DR and in Haiti. We have built several prototype shipping container houses for various groups and have been very pleased with the results. In the United States I have been involved in helping in the aftermath of several hurricanes. I was exposed to the FEMA trailers and how they are tied down. If these shipping containers are tied down properly, they should be virtually indestructible ! firstname.lastname@example.com
September 1, 2010 at 7:09 pm
Using recycled containers is a wonderful idea, they could be used in a cross pile arrangement like habitat 67 in montreal or the Cuban pavillion at expo 67. Hoping this project will have success and help Haitian families soon.
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Fans will forget all about the football once they see you arrive at the tailgate with this dish.
Gridiron Grub: Double Threat Chicken Wings
By using similar ingredients with a change-up in technique, you can make two types of chicken wings. These will keep all fans happy.
Gridiron Grub: Nutella Cookie Sandwiches
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Whether you've got a vegetarian in your group or are just watching your calories, this hand-held grilled portobello wrap is the perfect tailgating food at only 300 calories per serving.
Gridiron Grub: Throw a Touchdown with These Hand Pies
Pies and the holidays just seem to go together, but taking them to a tailgate party is a bit tricky because they are fragile to transport and hard to serve. Hand pies are individual treats that can be made ahead of time (even frozen) and brought to the game with very little fuss.
Gridiron Grub: Get The Party Poppin' With Corn
You can do so much more than a cold vegetable tray with ranch dressing to fill out the menu for a tailgate party. Football season marks the tail end of fresh corn season, so get this on your menu soon.
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While waiting for the gridiron grill to heat up in readiness for the classic tailgate food of burgers and brats, the hunger bunnies still have to be satisfied. A delicious accompaniment to your beverage of choice while you wait are these two-bite morsels.
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12 Dora the Explorer Assortment Chocolate Lollipop Favor
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12 Dora the Explorer Assortment. These colorful candies are great for any occasion, birthday parties, showers. They make great favors.
At Nola Party Boutique, we specialize in providing a custom and unique touch to your special occasions. Colors of chocolates and ribbons can be customized to fit your occasion. Custom tags can be added upon request. Please email the wording for labels.
Candies are individually wrapped and tied with coordinating curling ribbon. To upgrade to deluxe ribbon, please contact me.
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I. The Origin of Cellular Life on Earth
II. Protocell Membranes
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Szostak begins his lecture with examples of the extreme environments in which life exists on Earth. He postulates that given the large number of Earth-like planets orbiting Sun-like stars, and the ability of microbial life to exist in a wide range of environments, it is probable that an environment that could support life exists somewhere in our galaxy. However, whether or not life does exist elsewhere, depends on the answer to the question of how difficult it is for life to arise from the chemistry of the early planets. Szostak proceeds to demonstrate that by starting with simple molecules and conditions found on the early earth, it may in fact be possible to generate a primitive, self-replicating protocell. More >>
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Early in his research career, Dr. Szostak made important contributions to the field of genetics. These included construction of the first yeast artificial chromosome and furthering our understanding of the function of telomeres, work for which he shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2009. By the 1990s, however, Szostak had redirected his research to understanding how life on earth may have first emerged. He began his studies in this area by attempting to construct an RNA molecule that could self-replicate. His lab now focuses on developing a simple artificial cell that can grow and evolve in response to a changing environment. More >>
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My wife finally called my bluff... After walking by furniture shops in our hood she asked me to make some tables for our living room and an entertainment unit... The store was asking a fortune for their stuff so I had to diy and saved some cash except for the concrete grinder which will pay for it's self once I do a few more tops... Used the Diversion 165 Tig for all the welding...
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nice work mate, i am pretty interested in making a few pieces with stone tops
how heavy is the slab and how thick is the square tubing if you dont mind my asking?
did you buy the slab cut to size after you'd made the frame or did you do all the cutting as well?
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great looking stuff cosmo!5x10 Bluco Fixture Table
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I used 1 1/2" square tube for the frame with a support im the middle of the long table... For the tops I mademoulds with 3/4" melamime with 2" sides... The slab is 2" thick with wire mesh and it is heavy next omea I do I will go 1 1/2"... Polishing was done with a wet grinder and diamond abrasive...
Thanks for the comments...
Next one I do will be with fibre optic cable connected to led's...
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Houllier Honored for Outstanding Contributions
Our very own BOD member Gerard Houllier was presented an award for his achievements and impact in European Football. Click here to read more. Jerome de Bontin, our Chairman of the BOD and long-term friend of Gerard, was solely responsible for getting Gerard to commit on the Rush BOD. Gerard was the Technical Director for France during a time when a very long term strategic business plan was laid out. As a result, Clairefontaine become the central point of player development where most of the great players emerged. The results spoke for themselves, as numerous World and European Championships were won by "Les Bleus." His contribution not only expanded to the F.F.F., but to UEFA and the world.
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The following is a full transcript of the Democratic presidential debate sponsored by ABC News, Facebook, and ABC affiliate WMUR. The debate took place on January 5, 2008, at St. Anslem College in Manchester, New Hampshire.
SAWYER: And that's Charlie Gibson talking to the new crowd that has come in for the Democratic contenders as they gear up to begin their debate in just a few minutes, as we say.
They're checking mics, checking where they're going to sit. It is the second half of our double-header tonight.
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Take a look at this. It's the campaign visibility area, which is a very dry name for what goes on. The candidates' supporters go out and, in some of the gentler campaign arts, they sign at each other, they cheer for each -- it's 32 degrees outside, George.
STEPHANOPOULOS: And you know what so much of that is for? That's actually for the candidates. You want your candidate to go into that room and see all the supporters out there so it pumps you up as you're heading in.
SAWYER: So, as they come in in their cars...
STEPHANOPOULOS: Absolutely.
SAWYER: ... they see their supporters braving the cold to cheer them on.
SAWYER: It's a great thing, one of the things we love about democracy. But of course, I just want to say that we do want to remind everybody of where everything stands now.
STEPHANOPOULOS: That's right.
In the Iowa caucuses Thursday night, Barack Obama, the big winner on Thursday night. He got 38 percent of the vote. John Edwards squeezing by Hillary Clinton, 30 percent to her 29 percent, and Bill Richardson, who will also be in the debate tonight, he was way, way back. He was back at 2 percent.
SAWYER: And as we said earlier, according to the latest tracking poll from our affiliate in New Hampshire, WMUR, cosponsors of tonight's debate, Clinton and Obama are now neck-and-neck, tied at 33 percent going into tonight's debate, with Edwards in third with 20 percent, Richardson in fourth with 4 percent.
OK, George, tell us what to look for here.
STEPHANOPOULOS: I think Senator Clinton's got the toughest job tonight. She's got to find a way to be aggressive and engage Barack Obama, without appearing too negative.
STEPHANOPOULOS: What I think she's going to try to do is pressure him on national security issues, and pounce if he makes a mistake. That's what's most important.
What she'll also do -- and this is speaking about what Bianna found in Facebook -- show some passion about the economy, about what people are going through, especially in New Hampshire.
Barack Obama, his job tonight is to ride the wave. You know, he grew up part of his life in Hawaii. He was a surfer. And what he's got to do tonight is just ride this wave of change. But there's going to be a lot of pressure on him as well, again, on these national security issues. He cannot make a mistake on this issue tonight. That could be real trouble for him.
John Edwards -- I don't actually know what he's going to do, because he's got a choice to make tonight. He's got to decide who his opponent is in New Hampshire. Is it Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama? Out on the stump in the last few days, he's been kind of ignoring Senator Clinton and focusing more on Obama. We'll see what he does tonight.


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This recipe for Beets with Herring and Apples was inspired by a traditional Russian recipe. The combination of herring, pickled beets, apples, and parve sour cream blend for a winning dish that will become a favorite.
1 jar Vita herring in wine sauce, drained
Mix herring, beets and apples. Add 2 Tablespoons parve sour cream and mix gently.
Refrigerate at least 8 hours.
When serving, top with more parve sour cream, and garnish with optional topping of walnuts.
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Letter Treasure Maps
After our R racetrack we read Shiver Me Letters: A Pirate ABC. "'R,' roared the captain. 'R's not enough. We need other letters to help make us tough.'" and so his crew goes looking for all the letters of the alphabet. Their anchor goes into an A, a B floats by on the bay, and they find a C carved into a cannonball. The only letter they forget to find is Z, which they discover while they're sleeping that night. This is a really fun rhyming story and it's lots of fun to look for each letter in the illustrations.
Update: Over at Strings, Keys, & Melodies, Tonya made a musical treasure map using colored stickers. Genius! You HAVE to go check it out!
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My son will like this! My daughter loves to draw maps too. Visiting from Read, Explore, Learn!ReplyDelete
such a great activity! did it take you forever to make these?ReplyDelete
The book looks wonderful! I love your maps!ReplyDelete
Thank you for linking to Read.Explore.Learn.
My 7 year old son hates workbooks and worksheets too. He is such a creative learner. I do make him do his math and phonice workbooks anyway for homeschool, but I also try to throw in lots of other creative learning asctivities and games to make his day brighter.ReplyDelete
This looks like so much fun. My kiddos love treasure maps! Can't wait to try it. I found your blog thru the kids co-op. Can't wait to see more.ReplyDelete
What a cool idea! That is so clever! I'd love to have you share this with our readers for our Fun Stuff Fridays link up! http://www.toysinthedryer.com/2012/02/fun-stuff-fridays-11.htmlReplyDelete
What a great idea Lorie!!! I'm going to need to find that book..it has two of the things that my daughter loves.. pirates & letters :) Thanks for sharing this with us at Sharing Saturday. See you next week.ReplyDelete
I love this idea. My kids would love this. Thanks for the great idea!!ReplyDelete
I am hosting a Sunday Blog Hop and would love for you to link up your cute blog:>
This is a great idea! I know my 5 year old would be very into it! Thanks for the idea.ReplyDelete
What a sensational idea! You just gained a new follower on here and a fan on FB! I found you on We Teach!ReplyDelete
What a great letter recognition exercise! Pinned it to my literacy board!ReplyDelete
Thank you for linking up to Learning Laboratory at Mama Smiles =)
I love this! Plus it's something you could take with you-- like waiting in the doctor's office (we've been there a LOT this winter!)ReplyDelete
What a great idea! Love those treasure maps. My youngest daughter will love doing that. Thanks for sharing your idea.ReplyDelete
Oh and I found you on weteach.
Those are so simple and cool! I bet they could even be used for older kids who are struggling with learning the differences between certain letters, like d's and b's. You could make a map with just d's and b's, and have them follow the d's, or vice versa!ReplyDelete
What a FUN clever idea!! I shared it with my Facebook readers here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Living-Life-Intentionally/261252997248957 -ReplyDelete
Thanks for linking up at TGIF - see you tomorrow =-)
Love it. Simple and versatile! CheersReplyDelete
Such a fun idea! My boys are into pirates so I'll give this a try and hopefully it will help encourage reading.ReplyDelete
this is so fun! your creativity amazes me! thanks so much for linking up to my party last week!ReplyDelete
I just did a modified version of a letter treasure hunt yesterday (like your post I was hoping for the lazy version but it scaled up quickly) and I went back today to read your whole post (since I had only glanced before). Saw this link and I LOVE this idea even more! My daughter is getting pretty consistent on upper case letters (although the summer haze has definitely taken its toll) but she really needs work on lower case. I am doing this tonight! Thanks! (email@example.com)ReplyDelete


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