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Sunday, January 29, 2012
It's a Sweet Give Away...and YOU WON!!
Ok, so here is how this thing is going down! I am teaming up with my new fabby friend Crystal (Kreative In Kinder) and we are GIVING AWAY a few of our mini units created for TpT! I know what you are thinking..."Suuuuuu-weeeeeeee-t!!!" I know, right?! Not only did we want to give our fantabulous followers something, but we also wanted to make it easy! You don't have to leave umpteen million comments here AND there. This is all you have to do is...follow both of our blogs and become a fan of our facebook pages...THAT'S IT! So, let's do this together. 1. you are already here....just follow my blog! 2. You can become a fan of my facebook page here. Live Love Laugh Everyday In Kindergarten Facebook Page 3.You can become a fan of Crystal's Facebook page here. Kreative In Kinder Facebook Page 4. You can follow Crystal's blog here. Kreative In Kinder Blog 5. While you are at Kreative In Kinder, leave one comment, WITH your email address, and let us know that you follow both blogs and both Facebook pages! Eeeezzzy Cheeezzzy!
Monday, January 23, 2012
Tacky Penguin Craftivity
Cannonballllllllllll!!! Who doesn't love Tacky!? Well, I know that I do and I think that I could possibly have a bit of "Tacky" in me...and darn proud of it sister! Helen Lester has created an entire series on this adorable penguin! Tacky Patterns These are how I had the patterns traced. They fit on 9 X 12 construction paper.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Valentine's Day Is Coming!!!
Well, I have been super busy this weekend trying to get all of my Valentine's stations done! I have to say that I did get quite a bit accomplished! I posted all of my new Valentine's units on my TpT and TN stores! Here is a sneak peek! I promise I will be back tomorrow with a few FREEBIES! Right now, I have to put the computer down....honestly, I think I am becoming quite delirious! My eyes are playing tricks on me! LOL! Live Love Laugh Everyday In Kindergarten Teacher's Notebook Store Live Love Laugh Everyday In Kindergarten TpT Store
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
What Are We Writing!?
I don't know about all of you other Kinder teachers out there, but I think that the area that I struggle with the most is writing! My district does have a curriculum that we use, but I am not crazy about it. I feel like it is a little slow moving and just doesn't get them "writing." I would love to hear from you if you have a writing program that you just love! Please feel free to come on over to my Live Love Laugh Everyday In Kindergarten Facebook Page and tell me all about it! Back to business...since I am sort of struggling with Writing, my poor Writing Work Station has been...well, not so great to say the least! I have been searching the blogiverse for something, anything really, to give my Writing Work Station a boost! That is when I found Deedee Wills over at Mrs Wills Kindergarten. Well, she has the best writing station packets!! I just love it! I purchased the January Writing Work station packet. I introduced each type of writing, we practiced it, and then added it to our Writing Work Station! The kids love it! I am including some pictures for you too!!
Guest Bloggin' Over at Kreative In Kinder!
Hello fabulous followers! I just did a guest blog on Kreative In Kindergarten on writing! You do NOT want to miss it! Go check it out!!
Friday, January 13, 2012
Love To Joplin Linky Party!
I am linking up with Mrs Wills Kindergarten . Head on over to her blog to check it out. A Kindergarten teacher from Joplin, Mo emailed her and asked her for some help. Joplin was literally ripped apart by a tornado last year. The damage was just absolutely horrific. The teacher asked her for a unit to give away at an upcoming meeting on Monday...to hopefully lift spirits!
So, if you have something that you are willing to donate,
Send your TpT product or Teacher's Notebook to Erica
So, if you have something that you are willing to donate,
Send your TpT product or Teacher's Notebook to Erica
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Welcome Back DJ Inkers
LOL! Ok, soooo there was all of the "can we or can't we" use DJ Inkers clip art as freebies on our blogs. AFTER I deleted the items, then DJI changed their terms of use...AGAIN! Anywho...I still want to share those things with you, but I do not want to rewrite all of the posts. So, I am putting them all under this one post. Here goes! If you need an explanation on what anything is, then just shoot me an email firstname.lastname@example.com
Work Station Questions and Finished Work
My Literacy Work Station Folder Cover
I Can Write About 2 ……
Kindergarten Writing Office Shapes
Kindergarten Writing Office Months
Kindergarten Writing Office Colors
Kindergarten Office Cover
ABC Chart
ABC Word Wall Pictures
Work Station Questions and Finished Work
My Literacy Work Station Folder Cover
I Can Write About 2 ……
Kindergarten Writing Office Shapes
Kindergarten Writing Office Months
Kindergarten Writing Office Colors
Kindergarten Office Cover
ABC Chart
ABC Word Wall Pictures
Friday, January 6, 2012
Clutter-Free Classroom Project Week #1
Ok, this is a big step for me. I can NOT believe that I am going to post these pictures! It is sort of like weighing yourself in public....YIKES! However, I think that by going through this CFCP I will be a better teacher, right?! First, let me say that my room is amazing! It is HUGE! I have plenty of space and storage! It is a brand new room. The one draw back was that I moved into the room about 3 days before school started and I haven't been able to catch up since. I actually feel like I am falling more behind than ever.
I am the kind of person who LOVES the idea of being organized, but can't seem to quite get it right. I start lots of project and ideas and then get distracted by a new idea. LOL! I am a piler....FOR SURE! I lose things constantly! I am working on being organized at home and at school. So, please don't judge me by my boxes, my piles, well...enough excuses...here goes....ugggg!! :-)
Ok, here is the fist picture! It is a view from my door. It is not really a "specific" area, but it's because I need to organize my whole room! Mr room is huge, isn't it?! I love having a door. I did not last year. I was in a room that was connected to 2 other Kindergarten rooms. Yep, it was loud. Good thing I like my teammates!
These next two pictures are of my desk area, my storage cabinets (should have taken inside pics darn it) and of the sink area. GO BIG RED! Yes, I love my Huskers! The small desk in front of my desk is SUPPOSED to be my safe seat (tee hee) right now it is full of left over Polar Express treats! I use the plastic bins to hold my daily materials needed.
This is the cubby area. As you can see, I use the last few cubbies as another catch all...which I am hoping to eliminate! Also, above the cubbies, I still have boxes that I have not unpacked! WHAT?! I know...I know! :-( All of the 3 drawer containers are what I use to hold of my Kinders' extra supplies...which I LOVE! It is so handy. I just put numbers on the drawers and I don't need to change them...EVER!
Ok, now it's getting gradually worse. This is my small group area. Ok, ok, ok...the storage boxes that are on the floor are my December boxes (which haven't been put away) and my January box (which I just got out). The piles are there because as I said before, I am a piler! :-)
Final picture...whew! This is the mack daddy of all storage! The problem is, I am not using it appropriately. The blue and pink fabric bins are used to store my Reading Street unit materials. They fit perfectly in those little cubbies. However, I am thinking that I am not using that space as best I can. Do I really "need" to have all of those materials there in the room. I do have the possibility of housing them in a separate storage closet (yep, more storage) The small containers are my Math manipulatives. I am just really rethinking this whole space.
Well, there you have it! We were also supposed to post what were our thoughts while taking these pictures. I kind of already answered that for each picture! But, again I am thinking, "Oh @#$%" :-) Not appropriate....I know, but honest!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
To Be Free...Or Not To Be Free?!
That my blogging friends is the question that I have been asking myself the last few days about a new Winter themed Math unit that I created. I will be honest, my intention was to post it to my TpT and TN stores a few days ago. However, I have been thinking about how wonderful all of my fellow bloggers are and how fabulous my followers are (that sounds kinda creepy). Annnnnywaaaay, I have decided to post it for FREE. I am going to post it for FREE! My hopes are to post at least unit for FREE each month. I would really, really appreciate you following my blog, following my TpT store and making my TN a favorite. I hope that you will be able to use this unit. I would love to hear what you think about it...be honest....be nice :-) HAPPY NEW YEAR bloggy friends!
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Monday, January 2, 2012
There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow Literacy Pack
I just uploaded a literacy unit based on the book, "There Was A Cold Lady Who Swallowed Some Snow." You can get the unit here:
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Sunday, January 1, 2012
Are you ready to get ORGANIZED?!
Well, then The Clutter Free Classroom has THE project for you. You can check out the details
I can't wait to get started!
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Today in Photos (Aug. 18)
Workers hang outside the clock face as they clean the Big Ben clocktower of the Houses of Parliament in London, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014.
Former Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell , right, is swarmed by the media as he arrives at federal court in Richmond, Va., Monday, Aug. 18, 2014. McDonnell presents his defense today.
Flood affected Indian villagers sit in country boats as they try to move to safer places in Harinarayanpur village in Barabanki district of Uttar Pradesh state, India, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014. The death toll from three days of flooding and torrential rain in Nepal and India rose to more than 180 people Monday, as relief teams sent food, tents and medicine to prevent any outbreaks of disease.
Supporters of fiery anti-government cleric Tahir-ul-Qadri, his images seen at background, take part in a protest, in Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014. Qadri led massive rallies Saturday in Pakistan's capital, demanding Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif step down over alleged fraud in last year's election in front of thousands of protesters.
A Russian APC moves in a field in about 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border control point at Russian town of Donetsk, Rostov-on-Don region, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014.
An actress rehearses a scene from the Chinese opera "A Dream of Red Mansions" at the National Theater in Taipei, Taiwan, Monday, Aug. 18, 2014. "A Dream of Red Mansions," written by Chinese author Cao Xueqin in the second half of the 18th century, is known as one of the greatest achievements in Chinese literature. Its opera adaptation will be performed from Aug. 19 through the 24th in Taipei.


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Silence. That's all Dr. Allen Lim heard when he knew he had arrived at a solution. No longer were his Garmin riders complaining of the headaches and bloated stomachs that had plagued them for so long. Lim had spent countless hours mixing formulas in buckets to create not a product, but a solution that was informally dubbed Secret Drink Mix, or SDM. Why a secret? Because word had spread through the peloton that Lim had perfected a hydration solution that was effective and delicious, and it led to many pros pouring out the electrolyte-heavy, overly sweetened beverages provided by their sponsors and replacing it with Lim's contraband. Fortunately for us, the secret is out, and Lim is offering this pro-developed and battle-tested solution to the world. It's now called the Exercise Hydration Mix, from Lim's Boulder, Colorado-based Skratch Labs.
Unlike many sports drinks, which are formulated around electrolyte or caloric replenishment during physical exertion, the Exercise Mix focuses on keeping your body's sodium levels carefully regulated. Lim discovered that the rampant headaches plaguing his pro riders were not induced by a lack of fluids, but rather, a lack of sodium -- a very typical symptom of dehydration. Essentially, your kidneys regulate fluid retention based on the body's concentration of sodium. When sodium concentration is high, your body is forced to hold on to that fluid to dilute it. But when your sodium levels get too low (ie: through sweat loss), the opposite happens and your kidneys must expel that fluid.
Lim's mix is designed to keep your body's sodium balance carefully regulated, maintaining hydration while also slowing diuresis. With diuresis slowed, you'll be able to pre-hydrate and drink more before a race without needing to make those three inopportune bathroom breaks right before your call-up. If these concepts around a sodium-based formula sound familiar, that's because they are -- Lim's drink mix contains nearly four times the amount of sodium in many convenience-store sports drinks, putting it on par with emergency-grade rehydration salt formulas like Pedialyte, and those used by the World Health Organization to combat severe dehydration.
The athletes that helped Lim develop the Exercise Mix weren't just complaining of headaches. They were also suffering from severe stomach bloating and flavor fatigue. The second half of Lim's solution was to ensure his drink was easy and pleasurable to consume day in and day out. To accomplish this, every ingredient from the Exercise Mix is naturally occurring or naturally sourced from real fruit, which ensures you're not putting anything in your body that's been chemically formulated or enhanced. In short, if it wasn't here on this earth before you were, Dr. Lim and his team refused to use it.
The ingredients are: sucrose, glucose, sodium citrate, potassium citrate, calcium citrate, magnesium citrate, freeze dried fruit, citric acid (a natural preservation agent from pure lime juice), and ascorbic acid. Notice the pronounced absence of the 'natural flavors' found in so many other sports drinks. Part of what makes the Exercise Mix so uniquely palatable even during prolonged periods of exercise and constant re-hydration is the lack of a savoring agent. Generally, chemically-derived flavoring agents like those ominous 'natural flavors' tend to remain on your palate, causing flavor fatigue, and in larger doses, wreak havoc on your gut.
The Exercise Mix uses real lemons, limes, oranges, and raspberries, which are freeze-dried and pounded into powder. This creates a refreshing, super-clean flavor that's easy on your stomach without a lingering aftertaste that wears out its welcome halfway into your race. It means you're not just getting a 'flavor' of lemon or orange, you're getting actual lemons and oranges in the mix. This is one of the many fundamental breakthroughs behind the Skratch Labs drink mixes. Whether you're staying hydrated during a 24-hour endurance race, or re-hydrating after a grueling criterium, they simply taste great.
Lim and his team created two drink mixes, optimizing each for different levels of physical exertion. This Exercise Hydration Mix has a slightly higher salt content, making it Skratch Labs' on-bike mix, best used for periods when your heart rate is up and you're sweating. Because this mix has a supremely high absorption rate and is not a natural diuretic, it's excellent as a preventative measure against dehydration while you ride, when you stop at an aid station, or immediately after your workout or race, because you can drink a larger volume of it at a time without painful bloating. This is due in part to the drink's exceptionally low levels of acidity, and lack of chemically-enhanced flavors.
The Skratch Labs Exercise Hydration Mix is available in Lemon Lime, Orange, or Raspberry. Each one-pound package should provide approximately twenty (23 grams dry), 500ml servings.
- High sodium content
- For exercise specifically, other products for daily hydration
- Natural ingredients and flavors
- No savoring agents
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Reviews & Community
Pretty good stuff
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Used on 40+ mike rides during summer, and it seems to have done a better job at keeping me hydrated than water alone (which I used exclusively in the past). So, I don't have much to compare, but I got the orange flavor and it tastes good, cold or warm, and does its job as promised to keep you hydrated during hot and humid weather.
This stuff rocks
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I personally use all things Skratch for my hydration needs. If a review from every single employee does not convince you to purchase this product here is a review from a client of mine on his first experience with Skratch:
Review on Skratch Labs - Exercise Hydration Mix with matcha green tea + lemons:
The packaging is just like the photo shows, unlike another review stating it comes in a different size. Powder comes with a scoop inside for proper dosage, and has a light green color. Product mixes really quickly and adds green color to the water. The taste is very subtle, enough to give you good taste, did I say tastes good? It does have a nice taste. Other sports drinks have strong sugary taste, this is naturally flavored. Other rehydration liquids like Pedialyte are on the salty taste, some people are not used to this so Skratch Labs is on the good side.
Energy Facts: Matcha green tea caffeine is better than coffee, it has no spikes and scratches, instead it is smoothly regulated due to its phytonutrients slowing your body's absorption of caffeine, better skin, better breath, and more nutrients than coffee. It has 8mg of caffeine per serving, normally a cup of coffee has 95mg of caffeine.
Powder was mixed in 16 oz of water and it quickly dissolved.
This review is based on one hour of high performance tennis training.
Intake started few minutes after practice when sweating began until empty. Energy felt stable but with a kick from the caffeine giving a feeling of alertness which comes handy in sports.
Running Review
Ran for a mile uphill, had some sips during the run but finished the 16oz bottle afterwards, I felt hydrated and didn't go looking around for the water fountain after an hour workout.
This is a hydration mix I will continue to test at least until I finish the package.
This review is only for the Matcha Green Tea that has 8mg Caffeine, other flavors might not have the same effects.
Thanks Backcountry for having this product available and introducing it to me when I had no idea what the product was when I saw it, grabbed it as an extra item to my order and I might repeat!
Matcha and Lemon Please
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Best hydration drink on the market! I meant to buy the lime mix, but hit the match and lemon by accident. It was an amazing accident, perfect flavor for a day of adventures.
My Staple
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have, and continue to use everything under the sun as far as nutritional products go; but Skratch has been my go-to electrolyte and lighter calorie exercise hydration drink mix since it was released.
The flavor is light enough to drink at any temperature, but has enough energy and electrolytes to sustain you for up to 2 hours on the bike without much else in the way of nutrition.
Easy to say, any time I am riding for 2 hours or under, my bike is always outfitted with 2 bottles of Skratch Exercise!
My favorite flavors are the Matcha/Lemon and Raspberry; I always have several bags of each on hand at all times.
deceptive packaging - be careful!
I ordered two varieties - orange and matcha+lemons to try out as Osmo seems to be out of business now. What I got was matcha green tea and lemons. My package was completely different from the picture on this website. Disappointed in skatch labs and whomever wrote up the ad.
It's the Best!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Skratch Labs is simply the best exercise hydration mix ever. My favorite flavor is Pineapple, but they're all quite delicious and great on or off the bike.
Does its job
Tried some of the pineapple flavor. It doesn't taste like crap, which is nice, and it helps me stay hydrated on rides.
Make the Switch
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I used to use other hydration/ride fuel products before switching to Skratch, and in hindsight I realize that I was dealing with upset stomach on occasion. More importantly though, I found myself having to drink more water with the other products, which may speak to the better hydration that this stuff provides. In any event, I find that the flavor is the part I love the most. My favorites are pineapple and raspberry, which are more subtle flavors than those found in other products, but they don't taste like garbage when they heat up in your bottle and are just plain easier on the stomach. Probably has something to do with the more natural ingredients as well if I had to guess.
How often can I take it ?. I usually hike about 15 miles every time (7 hours)
Usage will depend on a few variables. I've shot you an email and we can chat about Skratch products. I use these and the fruit drops for all my mtn biking, climbing, hiking, etc.
Great for hydration during activities
This drink is great for biking an climbing,
also tastes great so you do not get a gut thats churning...
I love this stuff
This stuff is great. I go with the lemon/lime flavor and following the recommended ratio, it does not have an overpowering flavor. It also makes a great "skratch-a-rita" with a little tequila on backpacking trips.
Best hydration product, period
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have been a regular (3-4 times a week) user of this product for cycling (Road, CX, Mt.) and will use nothing else. It gives your body what it needs to stay hydrated during exercise, naturally. When you first try it, you may think it is not sweet enough compared to other products but that is by design, if it has a ton of sugar, your body cannot digest it properly. Long rides require you to eat your calories, you should not be drinking them.
Great mix
This is a great drink mix. Not a heavy flavor but you control the intensity of the flavor by how much you add. The flavors are very good . The Apple Cinnamon is strange when cold but awesome when the bottle warms - even in the warmer temps.
I drink this easily and often.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I often ride in the heat but would still never drink enough until I started using Skratch hydration mix. This stuff really hits the spot in any weather. I take a drink and always take a second now. Never tastes sweet. I'm a huge fan.
I love this stuff !
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This is by far the best drink mix I've ever used. I don't like overly sweet / sticky drinks. I also tend to not drink enough plain water. This mix is subtle, not really sweet ( more " flavorful " ) and get me t drink more. I love it ! Especially the orange !!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Skratch labs are awesome. They work great for hydrating and still taste good
Matcha and Lemons on the daily!
The day doesn't feel right if I don't start it with match and lemons! One of my absolute favorite mixes. My daughter and wife love the raspberry mix as well!
We take this stuff everywhere and i have a jar of it at my desk!
Beyond refreshing.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
The Skratch Labs hype is real. So, so real.
I'm not a big fan of sports drinks, and really dislike both the sticky-sweetness of most real-sugar drinks as well as the weird aftertaste of artificial sweeteners and fruit flavors in others.
The lemon lime and matcha flavors are incredibly light, refreshing, and have just the right amount of subtle, natural sweetness. It's perfect for sipping on throughout long tours, hikes, and bike rides!
It's the best!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
It really is the best. Great taste without upsetting my stomach like some drinks have done. It does exactly what it's supposed to do without leaving a bad taste in your mouth.
Tastes Great
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I like using this for longer rides. The lemon lime flavor tastes great. If you are looking for a drink mix to get you through your rides this is it.


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Brussels-to-Newark flight lands safely after pilot dies
Published: Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 11:43 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, June 18, 2009 at 2:37 p.m.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) The pilot of a Continental Airlines flight from Brussels to Newark died over the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday, but the jet landed safely with two co-pilots at the controls.
The 247 passengers aboard Flight 61 weren't told of the pilot's death and flight attendants continued serving snacks, though the crew did ask for the help of any doctors aboard. Several passengers approached the cockpit, including one doctor who told The Associated Press the pilot appeared to have suffered a heart attack.
The 60-year-old Newark-based pilot, who worked for Continental for 32 years, is believed to have died of natural causes, said Kelly Cripe, a spokeswoman for the Houston-based airline.
A relief pilot was on board and took the place of the deceased pilot, Cripe said. The Boeing 777 touched down on time just before noon at Newark Liberty International Airport.
"The flight continued safely with two pilots at the controls," Cripe said in a statement.
Dr. Julien Struyven, 72, a cardiologist and radiologist from Brussels who was aboard, responded to the call for doctors, went to the cockpit and examined the pilot.
"He was not alive," Struyven said. There was "no chance at all" of saving him, he said.
Struyven said he suspected the pilot had a heart attack. He said he used a defibrillator to try to revive the pilot, but it was too late.
Tom Donaldson, a former leader of the Continental pilots' union who currently flies Boeing 767 jets for the airline, said pilots must pass an extensive physical every six months to remain qualified to fly. The exam includes an electrocardiogram, blood pressure check and an eye test.
Martha Love, a passenger from Greenwich, N.J., who was sitting in the first row of the plane, said passengers weren't told exactly what was going on.
"No one knew," she said. She only became concerned after the plane landed, when she saw fire trucks and emergency vehicles lined up along the runway.
Simon Shapiro, a passenger from New York City's Brooklyn borough, was also unaware of the drama.
"I didn't hear anything or see anything," Shapiro said. "I was wondering why there were so many cops."
As a precaution, the airport's emergency crews were sent to meet the plane.
Passenger Kathleen Ledger, 45, of Bethlehem, Pa., said she learned about what happened when her cell phone rang after the plane landed.
"My husband called me and told me," she said.
She said she was impressed with the way the flight crew handled themselves including serving snacks during the crisis and doesn't think passengers should have been informed of the death during the flight.
"They did an incredible job," she said. "I would have done the exact same thing."
In 2007, another Continental pilot died at the controls after becoming ill during a flight from Houston to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. It landed safely with a co-pilot at the controls after being diverted to McAllen-Miller International Airport in southern Texas.
Donaldson said a third pilot is on board for long trans-Atlantic flights in case the captain or first officer becomes tired. He said there is no specific training on how to react when a crew member becomes incapacitated, but either member of a two-pilot crew can fly the plane.
"Clearly you want another set of eyes watching when you're going down a checklist, but you're capable of flying the airplane yourself," he said. "You can put the gears down, put the flaps down and carry out your other duties by yourself in an emergency."
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Assessing Useful Remaining Life of Lithium (Li)-Ion Batteries After Deep Discharges
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AbstractGlobal Technology Connection with its industrial/university partners (SAFT, Smiths Aerospace, Penn State University) proposes to develop the algorithms to determine the useful remaining life of lithium-ion batteries after a deeper than nominal discharge Working closely with cognizant JSF office and our industrial partners, feasibility study on whether remaining useful life algorithms can be augmented by accounting for depth and duration of discharges beyond normal ranges will be performed in Phase I. The prototype remaining useful life model parameters necessary to re-characterize current battery health assessments as well as future health predictions based upon depth and duration of discharges experienced during shipping, storage, or abnormal operating conditions will be enumerated. Strategy for collecting information required to update battery health status after deep and lengthy discharges during normal or abnormal operating conditions will be presented. This concept will be further characterized with the data furnished by our industrial partners/customer to demonstrate the feasibility of this concept. In Phase II, we will develop the detailed remaining useful life models to account for depth and duration of discharge beyond nominal levels. Cycle testing of representative cells or batteries to determine remaining useful life as a function of depth and duration of discharges beyond nominal will be conducted. Verification of the data collection strategy will be implemented and that data can be applied to update battery health status within the overall JSF architecture. In phase III, we will implement updated remaining useful life algorithms that address abnormal discharges by making any necessary modifications to software modules within existing PHM/CBM architecture.
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Great as an opener for services, youth events and conferences, this high energy worship introduction mini-movie is perfect to gather & prepare people to praise God with passion! Features vibrant silhouettes of worshipers with hands raised, shouting and singing praises to our King. Bold chrome text is surrounded by colorful particles and triangles, creating an energetic atmosphere. Let's get ready to worship!


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Treasury 10-year note yields climbed the most in a year since 2009 as the U.S. economy improved enough for the Federal Reserve to reduce its bond purchases, leading investors to bet the stimulus will end this year.
U.S. government securities had their first annual loss in four years amid signs the recovery of the world's biggest economy will be sustained amid reduced Fed bond-buying. Ten-year yields jumped 1.27 percentage points in 2013, reaching past 3 percent to a two-year high, and will touch 3.40 percent by the end of 2014, according to analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.
"Higher rates are in the cards; the question is how high and how soon," said David Ader, head of U.S. government-bond strategy at CRT Capital Group LLC in Stamford, Connecticut. "We're going into a world were Treasuries are no longer going to be quite as manipulated or quite as controlled."
The 10-year Treasury yield ended the year at 3.03 percent, the highest level since July 2011, up from 1.76 percent on Dec. 31, 2012. The yield rose six basis points yesterday, or 0.06 percentage point, according to Bloomberg Bond Trader prices. It climbed 162 basis points in 2009.
Thirty-year bond yields increased 102 basis points last year, also the most since 2009. They reached 3.97 percent yesterday, the highest since August 2011.
The Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association recommended trading in U.S. Treasuries be shut today for New Year's Day after closing yesterday at 2 p.m. in New York.
GDP Growth
Economic data last month showed U.S. gross domestic product expanded at a 4.1 percent annualized rate in the third quarter, the strongest growth since the final three months of 2011 and up from a previous estimate of 3.6 percent. The unemployment rate dropped to 7 percent in November, a five-year low.
"Things are getting better," Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive officer of Newport Beach, California-based Pacific Investment Management Co., said yesterday in an interview with Tom Keene on Bloomberg's Radio's "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Central banks' influence is going to change as they "pivot" in their policy approach away from direct stimulus to guiding market expectations on interest rates, El-Erian said.
Treasuries lost 3.2 percent in 2013 through Dec. 30, set for the first annual decline since 2009's record 3.7 percent drop, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's U.S. Treasury index. They returned 2.2 percent in 2012. The decline was only the fourth since the firm began tracking the debt in 1978, with losses also tallied in 1994 and 1999.
Treasuries' drop compared with a 0.3 percent decline in the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Global Broad Market Sovereign Plus Index in 2013 through Dec. 30.
Global Indexes
U.S. government securities maturing in 10 years or more slumped 12 percent in 2013, the most among all of the 144 government bond indexes globally compiled by Bloomberg and the European Federation of Financial Analysts Societies.
Treasuries traded yesterday at the cheapest level in more than two years, based on the term premium, a model that includes expectations for interest rates, growth and inflation. The gauge was at 0.63 percent, the least expensive on a closing basis since May 2011, according to a Columbia Management model. The current reading is above the average of 0.21 percent over the past decade and shows investors see bonds as close to fairly valued.
Yields climbed yesterday as the Conference Board said its index of consumer confidence in the U.S. rose to 78.1 in December from a revised 72 in the prior month. The median projection in a Bloomberg survey of economists called for a reading of 76.
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A report next week will show U.S. employers added 193,000 workers in December after expanding payrolls by 203,000 in November, economists in a Bloomberg survey forecast before the Jan. 10 data. The policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee will release minutes of its Dec. 17-18 meeting on Jan. 8.
The U.S. will auction three-, 10- and 30-year Treasuries on three consecutive days beginning Jan. 7. It will announce the size of the sales tomorrow. At offerings in December, the government sold $30 billion in three-year notes, $21 billion in 10-year debt and $13 billion in 30-year bonds.
"That supply is going to come at a very difficult time for the market to digest in front of nonfarm payrolls and FOMC minutes," Donald Ellenberger, who oversees $10 billion of fixed income assets as head of multi-sector strategies at Federated Investors in Pittsburgh, said yesterday.
Fed Purchases
The Fed said Dec. 18 it will cut its monthly bond purchases to $75 billion in January, from $85 billion. According to the median forecast of 41 economists surveyed by Bloomberg on Dec. 19, the central bank will pare its buying by $10 billion in each of the next seven meetings before ending the program in December 2014 as the economy strengthens and joblessness decreases.
The estimates indicate the Fed will purchase $260 billion of Treasuries this year, a 52 percent decrease from 2013's total, data compiled by Bloomberg show.
Policy makers also said on Dec. 18 "it likely will be appropriate to maintain the current target range for the federal funds rate well past" their 6.5 percent unemployment-rate threshold, especially if inflation stays below the Fed's 2 percent target. The benchmark rate has been in a range of zero to 0.25 percent since December 2008.
Rate Bets
The odds of policy makers increasing the interest-rate target by January 2015, based on data compiled by Bloomberg from futures contracts, rose to 23 percent, from 11 percent at the end of November.
Usage of the Fed's fixed-rate reverse repo facility surged before the end of the year as rates for borrowing and lending securities slid and banks shored up balance sheets.
The Fed Bank of New York drained $197.8 billion yesterday, the largest amount in a test of its fixed-rate reverse repo facility that began operation in September, through 102 bidders. It drained $102.6 billion from the banking system on Dec. 30 with 75 bidders.
The facility, which the central bank is testing as a tool for when it eventually reverses its unprecedented monetary accommodation, is a place for investors to put cash during the final week of the year.


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Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new titles on sale next Wednesday including "Captain America" #3, "Daredevil" #4, "Hulk" #41, "Ultimate Comics Hawkeye" #2 and more.
Agent Phil Coulson heads to New Mexico in a preview of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer," a short film included on the Blu-Ray and DVD release of "Captain America: The First Avenger."
Although Marvel and Paramount Pictures have yet to officially announce a date, details, cover art and a release date for the Joe Johnston-directed film's Blu-ray and DVD debut have surfaced online.
After expressing interest in Sharon Carter and the Falcon, "Captain America: The First Avenger" co-writer Christopher Markus is going to bat to get villain MODOK in the sequel.
Writer Matt Fraction discussed the origins of the death of Bucky and where the Marvel Universe's heroes turn post-"Fear Itself" and Fred Van Lente spoke about future plans for Alpha Flight.
Although they're the bane of many a comic fan's existence, can spoilers actually be worthwhile for an audience? A new study says yes, and ROBOT 6 has details.
Marvel held a "Next Big Thing" press conference call with Ed Brubaker and Matt Fraction to discuss "Shattered Heroes," the post-"Fear Itself" banner that has been teased throughout the week.
Rounding out two major Marvel events, Axel Alonso explains how new titles from "Defenders" to "Wolverine & The X-Men" to "Hulk Vs. Dracula" lead the Marvel U into its "Shattered Heroes" era and beyond.
Revealing photos from the Cleveland set should put to rest any remaining doubts about at least one of the threats faced by Earth's Mightiest Heroes in Marvel Studios' "Avengers." Warning: Major spoilers!
James Hunt gives the second issue of Ed Brubaker and Steve McNiven's "Captain America" 4 stars, saying, "whether you're new to Captain America or a long-time fan, there's something to enjoy here."
Images from the big battle scene on the Cleveland set of "The Avengers" show Chris Evans as Captain America and drop clues as to the identity of the movie's big villain. Warning: Potential spoilers!
Courtesy of Marvel, CBR brings you advance looks at new comics on sale next Wednesday including "Daredevil" #2, "Hulk" #39, "Ultimate Comics Fallout" #6, "Venom" #6 and many more.
Doug Zawisza gives Matt Fraction and Stuart Immonen's "Fear Itself" #5 3.5 stars, calling the latest installment of Marvel's event series a "wildly fun, explosively entertaining story."
Courtesy of Marvel Comics, CBR presents exclusive previews for "Captain America" #2 and "Avengers" #16, both of which hit stores Wednesday, August 17.
Marvel has provided CBR with an exclusive advance look at "Thunderbolts" #163. Jeff Parker and Kev Walker welcome Captain America and the Sub-Mariner to the 'bolts on September 7!
Marvel Comics has released solicitation information and covers art for titles shipping in October 2011, including the last chapters of "Fear Itself," "Deadpool Max II," "FF," "Spider-Island" and more.
On the final day of Comic-Con International, Marvel has released concept art of the Hulk, completing a seven-piece interconnecting poster series for "The Avengers." SPINOFF has all the images.
Marvel has unveiled convention-exclusive concept art poster from "The Avengers" of Chris Evans as Captain America, Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye and Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow.
As America prepares for Steve Rogers' big screen bow and CCI, Tom Brevoort discusses "Captain America's" influence on comics and the future of "Avengers."
With "Captain America: The First Avenger" now in theaters, CBR News tracked down Albert Pyun, director of the ill-fated "Captain America" film released on video in the early '90s
Battalions of fans embarked on a mission to be among the first to see Steve Rogers' big screen adventure at Paramount's advance screening of "Captain America: The First Avenger" at Comic-Con.
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Actors Chris Evans, Haley Atwell and Sebastian Stan spoke with CBR News, recounting their experiences while filming "Captain America: The First Avenger."
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CBR's Josie Campbell takes a look at Marvel Studios' "Captain America: The First Avenger" and finds an enjoyable light-hearted film that pleases despite its sometimes simplistic nature.
In "Captain America: Super Soldier," players take on the role of Steve Rogers to face off with Hydra agents led by Armin Zola & the Red Skull. We spoke with Sega producer Morgan Roberts about the game.
Director Joe Johnston spoke one-on-one with CBR News about "Captain America: The First Avenger," directing Stan Lee, setting up "The Avengers for Joss Whedon and more.
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"300" prequel snares a director! First official shot of "Dredd!" New "Captain America" featurette and poster debut online. Also, "Rust" to be a movie, Gwyneth Paltrow on "Avengers" set and more.
CBR is giving away tickets to see "Captain America: The First Avengers" at Comic-Con to 30 of our Twitter followers! To enter, simply click the link and follow the directions!
Marvel Studios shares an exclusive look at the "Art Of Captain America" book. Vis. Dev. Supervisor Ryan Meinerding dishes about the book and movie.
"Dark Knight Rises" trailer described? "Captain America" director ready for sequel? Olivia Wilde on riding horses in "Cowboys & Aliens." Also, Guy Ritchie may return to "Sgt. Rock" and more.
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Doug Zawisza gives Ed Brubaker and Steve McNiven's "Captain America" #1 4 stars, saying, "this book does exactly what it is supposed to do: it makes me want to read more Captain America." The issue hits stores July 13.
In October, Marvel Comics will release the original version of "Captain America" #14 by Mark Waid and Andy Kubert. The writer told CBR why the Red Skull story never saw print and what it means to his career.
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A couple of users work fine except the two users with a space in the username so i guess that's the problem. In my browser it tries to access: http://mywebsite.eu/author/part1%20part2
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Every person has a talent, Frank Cowperwood had a talent to deal with finances. Theodore Dreiser's book Financier is deserving of a five-star rating, because it depicts the life of a fearless person with a strong spirit, great strength of will; a person who can bring his dreams into reality. Dreiser narrates about Frank's success and failures during his life. In my opinion, many people would like to be more like Frank Cowperwood. The author reveals all aspects of reality of financial world in 1800s through four stages of the life of the protagonist of his novel: childhood and adolescence, the beginning of his independent career, success, and bankruptcy.
Frank Cowperwood was born in the middle class loving family. He was interested in finances from his childhood and was always surrounded by people who dealt with money. His father was an example for Frank Cowperwood, who was a born financier, and started to develop his talent from the early age. After he left school at seventeen with the help from his uncle he worked in a few companies and showed himself as a valuable employee. His bosses offered him the best terms to work in. But he preferred to start his own business. In this stage of his life he got married and had two precious babies.
He tried to surround himself by people who were influential in business world. Frank was trying to involve as many people as he could who was possible to put the money into the business. From the beginning he knew that everything is going to be his way, because he was sure in himself and worked for it really hard. Sometimes Frank went to his father for the advice. His father was the only person he could trust and tell everything about his plans. From this stage he began his independent career. Frank met new people who opened a big path in the financial world and then he began a new life of success and triumph.
Frank Cowperwood became one of the influential people in the United States. Many businessmen asked his opinion and advise on variety of financial topics. He was very knowledgeable in all financial operations, besides his intuition helped him to find a way to success and profit. Frank Cowperwood had unlimited loans in all banks, as he was a valuable and trustworthy customer for them. The success of his business helped him to buy a new house for him and his parents. Frank Cowperwood achieved his goal to have a lot of money. But he needed those money not just for having them, he used money to satisfy his desires and desires of his close people.
Unfortunately, the life of Frank Cowperwood was not a smooth and easy at all times. Due to the fire in Chicago in 1871 his business had to cope with a lot of problems. After publication of the article in the newspaper about the disaster in Windy city people did not feel safe. Other businessmen who had dealt with Frank Cowperwood requested that he returned their money right away. He tried to use different ways to protect his company from bankruptcy and stay in business. But he was not able to succeed. He had to face a bankruptcy and experienced all aspects of that crisis. Creditors took his house and all valuables, he was thrown in the jail as he was accused in stealing money. Financier was able to cope with this misfortune, he did not lose his hope for the better. Frank Cowperwood moved to Chicago where he was able to start a new life of success and fortune.
I was astonished by this book as the author illustrated a person who was ready to face all storms of life in strong spirit and hope for happy future. Dreiser was able to give a vivid picture of powerful business and people who were able to succeed in it and those who failed. Dreiser showed a reader that every human can achieve his/her goal if a person can find his talent and develop it in the right channel.
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text: Close 2013-14 College Football All-Bowl Team 0 0 More 0 0 0 View Gallery Next Previous Next Joe Robbins/Getty Images QB Johnny Manziel <italics>The 2013-14 college football bowl season is in the books, and there were plenty of standout players. </italics> <italics>SI.com honors the stars of the season with this year's All-Bowl Team.</italics> For the second straight year, Manziel delivered a dazzling bowl performance -- only this time, the Aggies, who thumped Oklahoma in the 2013 Cotton Bowl, actually needed all of his heroics. Johnny Football threw for 382 yards, ran for 73 more and had a hand in five touchdowns (four passing, one rushing) to lead A&M back from a 21-point halftime deficit in a 52-48 victory over Duke in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. 1|26 Scott W. Grau/Icon SMI RB James Conner The Panthers' true freshman did a little of bit of everything in the Little Caesars Bowl. He ran for 229 yards and a touchdown -- breaking Tony Dorsett's school record for rushing yards in a bowl game -- and also played some defensive end as Pitt downed Bowling Green 30-27. 2|26 John Biever/SI RB Tre Mason The Heisman Trophy finalist, who was coming off an SEC title game-record 304 rushing yards, put on a show in the Tiger's 34-31 loss to Florida State in the BCS National Championship Game. Mason caught a 42-yard scoring pass and rushed for 195 yards, 37 of which came on what appeared to be a game-winning touchdown run with just over a minute left. 3|26 Wilfredo Lee/AP WR Sammy Watkins In an Orange Bowl full of offensive fireworks, Watkins shone brightest. He caught 16 passes for 227 yards and two touchdowns to help the Tigers beat Ohio State 40-35. How dominant was he? Watkins broke the Orange Bowl record for receiving yards in the third quarter. 4|26 Chris Coduto/Icon SMI WR Tyler Lockett The speedy wideout caught three touchdown passes in the first half -- tying a Wildcats bowl record -- and finished with a school-record 10 receptions for 116 yards in a 31-14 Buffalo Wild Wings Bowl win over Michigan. Lockett had at least eight catches in three of Kansas State's final four games. 5|26 Orlando Ramirez/Icon SMI TE Jace Amaro The Red Raiders' first-team All-America tight end caught eight passes for a team-best 112 yards in a 37-23 Holiday Bowl upset of Arizona State. With his big day, the junior set the FBS single-season record for receiving yards by a tight end with 1,352. 6|26 Charles Mitchell/Icon SMI OL Jake Matthews The likely top-10 NFL draft pick anchored an offensive line that prevented Duke from sacking Manziel in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Matthews' play helped the Aggies roll up 541 yards of total offense in a thrilling come-from-behind victory. 7|26 Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images OL Greg Robinson Robinson kept Florida State's talented defense at bay for much of the national championship game. Though the Tigers ultimately came up short, he paved the way for an offense that rushed for 239 yards -- the second-highest total ever in a BCS title game. 8|26 Jim Owens/Icon SMI OL Justin McCray The 6-foot-3, 310-pound senior spearheaded a Knights' attack that gained 556 yards of total offense -- 255 on the ground -- in a 52-42 Fiesta Bowl upset of Baylor. He opened holes for quarterback Blake Bortles and running back Storm Johnson all night. 9|26 Icon SMI OL Trai Turner The sophomore stalwart helped key an offense that rushed for 220 yards in a 21-14 Outback Bowl victory over Iowa. Turner also made life easier for freshman quarterback Anthony Jennings, who was making his first career start in place of the injured Zach Mettenberger. 10|26 Mark Humphrey/AP OL Gabe Jackson In a 44-7 Liberty Bowl win over Rice, Jackson and the Bulldogs' offensive line cleared the way for quarterback Dak Prescott and the offense to gain 533 total yards, including 239 on the ground. 11|26 Tim Sharp/AP DE Kony Ealy The Tigers star closed out his college career with six tackles, two sacks and a pass breakup in a 41-31 Cotton Bowl win over Oklahoma State. Ealy almost single-handedly forced a Cowboys punt in the second quarter, sacking quarterback Clint Chelf on consecutive second- and third-down plays. 12|26 Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images DT Timmy Jernigan Jernigan was a menace in the BCS title game. He had nine tackles for the Seminoles' defense and kept Auburn quarterback Nick Marshall and the nation's top rushing attack from pulling away early in Florida State's championship victory. 13|26 Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images DE Geneo Grissom The Sugar Bowl was billed as a sendoff for Alabama quarterback AJ McCarron, but it became a showcase for Grissom and the Sooners' defense. The 6-foot-4, 263-pound junior had two sacks and two fumble recoveries -- the second of which he returned for a touchdown -- in Oklahoma's 45-31 win. 14|26 Sean Gardner/Getty Images LB Eric Striker Striker teamed with Grissom to wreak havoc on the Alabama offense. 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Zumwalt earned co-MVP honors, and coach Jim Mora told reporters later, "I thought he played the best game I have ever seen him play." 17|26 Crystal LoGiudice/USA TODAY Sports LB Jake Fischer Facing the nation's leading rusher in the AdvoCare V100 Bowl, Fischer and the Wildcats' defense were nearly perfect. The linebacker made 14 tackles, including 1.5 for loss, and had one sack while helping to hold Boston College running back Andre Williams to 75 rushing yards in Arizona's 42-19 victory. 18|26 Ronald Martinez/Getty Images CB Avery Patterson Patterson set the tone for the Alamo Bowl by returning an interception 37 yards for a touchdown less than two minutes into the game. He also added nine tackles to send longtime Ducks defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti out with a 30-7 win over Texas. 19|26 CSM/AP S Brian Suite Northern Illinois quarterback Jordan Lynch entered the Poinsettia Bowl seeking one last college victory. Suite and the Aggies' defense had other plans. 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I want to add the eclipse plugin for HSQLdb.
WHAT I DID : I have downloaded HSQLdb plugin from http://sourceforge.net/projects/hsqldb-plugin/files/
then i followed steps mentioned in a blog http://jobinwilson.blogspot.in/2010/05/adding-hsqldb-plugin-to-eclipse.html as
3.Unzip the HSQLDBPlugin zip,you will get two folders hsqldb.core and hsqldb.ui
4.Copy both the folders into ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins folder
5.Navigate to ECLIPSE_HOME/plugins/hsqldb.ui folder from command prompt/shell
6.run the command jar cvf ui.jar -C bin . (note the ending dot,denotes the current folder).This command will generate ui.jar
7.restart eclipse
After doing this, the option of HSQLdb has populated in the menu, but when I am trying to do "Add Database Engine Nature", am getting an error.
Cannot add HSQLDb Engine nature: org.eclipse.ui.internal.WorkbenchWindow can not be cast to org.eclipse.jface.window.ApplicationWindow
If anyone has faced the same issue or knows how to resolve it. Thanks.


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Grilled Tuna And Pearl Barley Nicoise
|Lemon juice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sliced basil
|1 Tablespoon
|Extra virgin olive oil
|2 Tablespoon
|Anchovy paste
|2 Tablespoon
|Herbs de provence
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|4 Clove (20 gm), minced
|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Pearl barley
|1 Cup (16 tbs), uncooked
|Sliced green beans
|1⁄2 Pound (1 Inch)
|Hard cooked eggs
|Chopped fennel bulb
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Sliced red onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|3⁄4 Pound, cut into 1/4-inch-thick wedges
|Cracked pepper
|2 Tablespoon
|Tuna steaks
|36 Ounce (About 3/4 Inch Thick)
|Nicoise olives
Combine first 7 ingredients in a small bowl; stir well with a whisk.
Set aside.
Bring 4 cups water to a boil in a large saucepan.
Add barley; cover, reduce heat, and simmer 45 minutes.
Remove from heat; let stand, covered, 5 minutes.
Spoon barley into a large bowl; set aside.
Drop green beans into a large saucepan of boiling water; cook 2 minutes.
Drain and rinse under cold water.
Add beans to barley; set aside.
Cut eggs in half lengthwise; remove yolks.
Reserve yolks for another use.
Slice egg whites.
Add sliced egg white, lemon juice mixture, fennel, onion, and tomatoes to barley mixture; toss gently.
Set aside.
Firmly press cracked pepper over tuna steaks.
Place tuna on grill rack coated with cooking spray; grill 3 minutes on each side until tuna is medium-rare or to desired degree of doneness.
Place 1 1/2 cups barley mixture, 1 tuna steak, and 3 olives on each of 6 plates.


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I played Fable 2 and loved it.
I played Fable 3 and liked it.
I bought the first Fable and LOVED it.
Now this. Damn you Lionhead.
Almost the same as you.
Played Fable II, loved it.
Bought Fable: TLC on eBay, couldn't play it with my 4GB slim (thanks for the big F YOU Microsoft for not letting people know outright that the HDD wouldn't support Xbox originals) so I went out and got a HDD just to play it and enjoyed it a lot.
Fable III comes out, I spaz out like omg omg omg!!111, almost pre-ordered limited edition etc.. but didn't have the money. I buy it brand new at the store with some minor DLC content included in the box and I buy a limited edition Fable III controller with DLC freebies inside, was severely disappointed because it's predecessors being much muuuuuch better. I had a great time playing it and even bought the DLC when I noticed it was on special one day.
Fable: The Journey.. Kinect? First things first, it's junk and way over priced if you didn't get it with your 360 Slim as a bundle, even then it's probably been used the first few days on Kinect Adventures/Sports and collected dust since like mine has. The fact that they knew how disappointing Fable III was and they made a budget, time and members their studio develop this fully knowing the Kinect is terrible way to deliver a video game to the masses is absolutely mind boggling. At this point I'm about ready to blow off Fable IV entirely even if it does manage to see the light of day. Even if Fable II was amazing, Fable III didn't improve on anything and was riddled with even more game breaking bugs.
ps. I forgot to say I will be buying it for my girlfriend most likely because she loves the lore and the characters and all that as much as I do and I'm probably thinking it will be less painful easier to sit through the bad controls with her.
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Since I've been feeling upset lately, like really depressed and especially on the same topic, seeing Ana happy like that really made me smile. Seeing someone have hope and smiling joyously can really make someone's mood uplift. ^^ <3 I guess I should thank you for that. Hehe x3
I am glad I read this
Lovely story~
I feel like the next page, that popular boy will come! >u<
Very cute!
What will happen next I wonder..? XD
What will happen next I wonder..? XD
This can't end well...
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this girl looks cute
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Judge made right ruling
Published: Saturday, January 13, 2007 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, January 13, 2007 at 12:00 a.m.
To The Editor: While I am in favor of a height restriction in Hendersonville, and 64 feet is a plausible number, I am in complete agreement with Judge Cornelius' decision that the current law is, on its face, unconstitutional.
By exempting governments, churches, hospitals and the arts from the effects of the law, it is painfully obvious that the drafters of the law cared not about overly tall buildings. The true object of their concern was the owners of such buildings.
The message in the law as writ was clear -- if you belong to one of the favored categories of builders, go right ahead and build to any height you wish, but if you are a developer, get out of town. An obvious and impermissible distinction under the 14th Amendment.
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US report: Saudi Arabia responsible for 50 percent of Hamas budget
Saudis have come under fresh scrutiny lately by US and European investigators in Riyadh and in Israel for their political and financial support of the Hamas movement, according to the New York Times.
A few months ago, Khalid Mishaal, a top Hamas leader took part in a charitable fund-raising conference in Riyadh where he spoke with Saudi Crown Prince Abdullah.
In its Wednesday edition, the newspaper said that according to a summary of the meeting written by a Hamas official, Mishaal and other Hamas representatives thanked their Saudi hosts for continuing "to send aid to the people through the civilian and popular channels, despite all the American pressures exerted on them."
"This is indeed a brave posture deserving appreciation," the Hamas officials said, according to the document.
Today, Mishaal, who was recently added to the US Treasury Department list of what it terms "terrorist financiers," controls a wing of Hamas that supports attacks against Israel, including suicide bombings.
According to the Times, citing estimates by US law enforcement officials, US diplomats and Israeli figures, at least 50 percent of Hamas' current operating budget of about $10 million a year comes from people in the Saudi Kingdom.
Following the September 11 attacks, the newspaper, citing US officials, said that the Saudi part of Hamas financing increased as donations from the US, Europe and other Gulf countries dried up.
"It's a ridiculous accusation; no Saudi government money goes to Hamas, directly or indirectly," the paper quoted Adel al-Jubeir, the foreign affairs adviser to Saudi Prince Abdullah, as saying.
"Why on earth would we not stop this kind of funding? Why on earth would our crown prince say we do not want to support Hamas and then allow people to do this under the table?"
Furthermore, Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister, Prince Saud al-Faisal, has denied that his government has financially supported Hamas or charities that serve as front organizations for Hamas. (Albawaba.com)
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- Stubborn, delusional, or both? Saudi Arabia to keep up 'massive' public spending package despite oil price crash
- Report: Saudi Arabia sends message to Israel over transfer of funds to Hamas
- US attacks to have modest impact on Saudi economy: report
- Arafat aide accuses US of financial blackmail in bombing investigation
- Saudi Arabia unveils National Budget for 2009


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