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I kissed you,
the last of touch of ours.
Then I watched your heart break,
and your eyes water,
over-spill like the tsunami.
You let go of my hands,
and air rushed between.
An unsettling wind,
that seperated our thoughts.
Moving us apart,
till we we were no more than strangers.
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Genre: Poetry
You achieve a great effect with this poem. I love how you took a simple scene and painted so much into it. It was like witnessing a catosptophic event. I am serious, I found this short poem to be profound for it's size.
Thanks for sharing.
hello old friend :)
though i must say, this is rather depressing... :( :( though you did put all the heart you had into this and probably the guy... well job done, hope you both(?) feel better... and hello again. :)
Though short and small in it's size, when that fire burns down on the fuse, that small stick of dynamite packs a massive boom, just like your poem!
It gets a like/vote from me.
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Description: DESCRIPTION: A lucite sculpture by Imre Kun titled: "Deux Corps 2". Features exquisite beveled lucite towers set in a brush stainless steel casing overlay. Rests on steel base and signed:"Kun" along the lucite. CIRCA: 20th Ct. ORIGIN: Hungary DIMENSIONS:H:92.75" L:25.25" W:14.85" PROVENANCE: Consignor purchased this piece from Art + Shanghai in 2004. Original Invoice included. CONDITION: Great condition.See lot description for details on item condition. More detailed condition requests can be obtained via email (firstname.lastname@example.com) or SMS (305) 333-4134. Any condition statement given, as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Akiba Antiques shall have no responsibility for any error or omission.

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This project is designed to continue an exploration of early responses to photodynamic therapy (PDT), a procedure that involves irradiation of photosensitized cells and tissues. PDT circumvents many common drug- resistance mechanisms encountered in cancer chemotherapy and can lead to effective cancer control. PDT was initially (ca. 1975) thought to kill cells via membrane photodamage. We now know that the process is much more complex, with both apoptosis and autophagy plahying important roles. In this proposal we have identified three aims. We propose to: [1] explore the role of autophagy as a factor in cell death vs. survival in PDT;[2] characterize the effects of PDT on the endocytic pathway;[3] assess the contributions and roles of different reactive oxygen species on initiation of apoptosis and autophagy. Studies in the 1990s established apoptosis as a common mechanism of photokilling but not until 2006 was it realized that autophagy was also a component of survival vs. death decisions. Our knowledge of PDT responses continues to evolve and now includes such determinants of efficacy as canonical vs. non-canonical routes to autophagy and the evocation of apoptosis via indirect routes. While apoptosis is an irreversible route to death, autophagy can serves as a survival pathway, introducing a 'shoulder'on the dose-response curve, or as a death pathway. The result appears to depends on the PDT target, intrinsic cellular capacity for apoptosis and autophagy and other characteristics of the cell phenotype. An additional factor may be the pathway to autophagy elicited by PDT: canonical vs non-canonical. The latter is said to lead to cell death, but this may represent a special case. Protection from photokilling can occur even when autophagy is incomplete, i.e., without the fusion of auto- phagosomes with lysosomes followed by proteolysis of the encapsulated cargo. The nature of reactive oxygen species (ROS) induced by PDT also plays a role in promotion of apoptosis and autophagy. Enhanced H O 2 2 production was found to lead to the promotion of apoptosis, an effect we attribute to the long persistence of this species in the cellular environment. Moreover, both H O and !O S have been suggested as potential 2 2 2 initiating factors for autophagy. An exploration of the role of different ROS as determinants of PDT efficacy is therefore proposed. We have recently found that PDT evokes a hitherto unreported cellular response: impaired membrane trafficking leading to interference with the endocytic pathway. The implications of this effect remain to be explored.
Significance: The ability of PDT to mediate direct photokilling of tumor cells, e.g., at surgical margins, can be an important aid in tumor eradication. Information on mechanisms of PDT-induced cell death pathways and their role in cancer control is also expected to assist in drug development and to provide a better under- standing of the role of death pathways in cancer control. Optimal targets for PDT remain to be identified
|Kessel, David; Reiners Jr, John J (2014) Enhanced efficacy of photodynamic therapy via a sequential targeting protocol. Photochem Photobiol 90:889-95
|Kessel, David (2014) Reversible effects of photodamage directed toward mitochondria. Photochem Photobiol 90:1211-3
|Price, Michael; Heilbrun, Lance; Kessel, David (2013) Effects of the oxygenation level on formation of different reactive oxygen species during photodynamic therapy. Photochem Photobiol 89:683-6
|Kessel, David; Price, Michael (2012) Evaluation of diethyl-3-3'-(9,10-anthracenediyl)bis acrylate as a probe for singlet oxygen formation during photodynamic therapy. Photochem Photobiol 88:717-20
|Andrzejak, Michelle; Santiago, Marie; Kessel, David (2011) Effects of endosomal photodamage on membrane recycling and endocytosis. Photochem Photobiol 87:699-706
|Andrzejak, Michelle; Price, Michael; Kessel, David H (2011) Apoptotic and autophagic responses to photodynamic therapy in 1c1c7 murine hepatoma cells. Autophagy 7:979-84
|Agostinis, Patrizia; Berg, Kristian; Cengel, Keith A et al. (2011) Photodynamic therapy of cancer: an update. CA Cancer J Clin 61:250-81
|Reiners Jr, John J; Kleinman, Miriam; Kessel, David et al. (2011) Nonesterified cholesterol content of lysosomes modulates susceptibility to oxidant-induced permeabilization. Free Radic Biol Med 50:281-94
|Kessel, David (2011) Inhibition of endocytic processes by photodynamic therapy. Lasers Surg Med 43:542-7
|Kessel, David; Price, Michael; Caruso, Joseph et al. (2011) Effects of photodynamic therapy on the endocytic pathway. Photochem Photobiol Sci 10:491-8
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Anglo-Saxon tribes in Britain. It was a name for someone who worked as a person who worked as a fuller. During medieval times the work of the fuller was to wash yardage, by scouring and thickening the cloth for the purpose of pre-shrinking. The fuller would do this by beating and trampling the raw cloth while it was soaking in the water.
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Herefordshire where they held a family seat from very ancient times.
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Before the last few hundred years, the English language had no fast system of spelling rules. For that reason, spelling variations are commonly found in early Anglo-Saxon surnames. Over the years, many variations of the name Fular were recorded, including Fuller, Fullere, Fullar, Fullo and others.
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MENLO PARKProposed Changes to Sandhill Road at Highway 280
This week on Wednesday, November 10, 2010, the Menlo Park Transportation Commission will be considering a report from the...Original post made by Raymond Mueller on Nov. 8, 2010
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MENLO PARKProposed Alteration Alternatives to Sandhill Road at Highway 280
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SCHOOLS & KIDSDribbling a basketball ... for 26 miles
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MENLO PARKBeltramo's orders employees to go to council mtg
I heard Saturday that Beltramo's has instructed its employees to show up to City Council on Tuesday, scatter themselves among...Original post made by Dharma on Nov. 7, 2010
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OTHER TOPICSEndorsement: Sequoia Healthcare District
Of the seven candidates running for the three open seats on the Sequoia Healthcare District board, four are qualified to...Original post made on Oct. 21, 2010
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MENLO PARKTwo women lead charge against BevMo store
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MENLO PARKAll together now -- except for Russ
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80th Texas Legislature, Regular Session, House Bill 2834, Chapter 739
Description: Bill introduced by the Texas House of Representatives relating to the use of land on the main campus of Texas A&M University in College Station.
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The Lone Cypress in Pacific Grove - Copyright Controversy?
Along a short stretch of California Coastline is a 17 mile drive that takes
you though Pebble Beach and the fairly well known golf course and
multi-million dollar homes. It costs several dollars to enter the private
housing area of the wealthy community but is worth the cost at least once or
twice for photographers. Actually a much smaller part of the 17 mile drive
is actually along the coast most of which winds back up the hills above the
Pacific. About mid way down the costal partition is this tree that sits out
on a rock know as "The Lone Cypress". It is fairly famous in the area and
many people take pictures of it. I first saw this tree back in 1984 when
you could still walk out to it. A few years later, vandals tried to light
the tree on fire and did do some damage so you can no longer walk out to the
tree. It has since been fenced off, the limbs secured with cables to help
protect the famous landmark. As a result, the angles of which you can take
pictures of the tree have been limited by the fencing but there is a good
deck for viewing.
Along the fence, there are signs claiming that the tree is actually
copyrighted by the Pebble Beach Association and that no photos, paintings,
drawings or other depictions of the tree can be offered for sale without the
express written permission of the Pebble Beach Association. If you ask me
this is ludicrous and asinine. The tree is part of nature, changes with
each season and I doubt there is a court in the land that would agree that
any natural work of nature can be copyrighted in this manner so I doubt it
is enforceable and the only way they can enforce the copyright is to
threaten very expensive lawsuits which few artists would be able to fight.
At any rate, there are sufficient paintings of this tree, photos, and
drawings for sale on the internet if you really want one. It is a
beautiful tree and during the right season you can get a good sunset shot of
it. Now just to nail down when that is and get myself back down to
© Darvin Atkeson
California Photographer


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Clean, quiet, location No hot tub in the pool area
Central location, clean rooms, many hotel amenities, ease of check in and check out, responsive stadd. Room too small. Was told I would get two Queen beds and larger room and did not receive. Terrible view of construction site.
Our room was very large! Especially for for hotel in the middle of a major city. Very high ceiling and tall windows made for a comfortable stay. Long walk from lobby to rooms and viva versa. Stairway was very dirty.
Sizable room with modern amenities with a very comfortable bed and pillows. Friendly, helpful staff. Great workout room. Convenient central location. Large, sociable bar and lounge area. There was a stain on my sheets; could tell that it was something that had been washed/dried into place, but still a little disappointing for a hotel chain of this quality. I was given a room accessible for persons with disabilities, which I was fine with, but was not asked by the check-in staff first. The only downside to the accessible room was that the doorless, tubless shower got water all over the bathroom floor and soaked the bathmat regardless of how I adjusted the shower-head. Really, these are just minor inconveniences from an otherwise great hotel. Would definitely come back.
The room was very clean and our stay was pleasant. The hotel is the place to stay if attending an event at the civic center.
Great location, beautiful pool (with very accommodating hours) and clean & comfortable room. Very friendly, helpful staff.
Location is good. Beds not comfortable at all. Internet didn't work, unacceptable considering there is a extra charge Keep a bottle of water in the room!!
The hotel does not offer Reward points when I book through Kayak
Too big if anything. 8 minutes to get to/from room
Hot apple cider in the lobby was a nice touch. Complimentary Wi-Fi not included?! Considering the room rates, I found this outrageous. Felt like a 3rd world country.
Staff was excellent. Location great for location to market and historic visit to Philadelphia.
Location was prefect for walking around town to all the sites
The staff was gracious and helpful Dust covered the room and the toilet had cardboard trash in it upon arrival. Staff took care of the problem after being notified. The cost for parking at $45.00 a night was ridiculous.
The room was very comfortable and yet stylish. The location is absolutely perfect. The highlight of our stay was the incredibly attentive and friendly staff. We highly recommend staying at Loews Philadelphia Hotel!
Location & room were great Air conditioning was bad, after repair it was barely adecuate
Not for family's & a little outdated. The location is amazing!
Very friendly staff. Great view of the city from my room. Walls are thin, and you could here the neighboring room to well.
Front desk was very accommodating upgraded us to deluxe king room upon check in Concierge not very helpful. Asked twice for recommendations on transportation and wanted to push private car which was theost expensive option vs any other public transportation which we opted for.
Robes, shower was nice , room was quiet. 4 large men given a king bed and a roll away .... We didn't fit in beds comfortably, one ended up sleeping on the floor. Valet parking took a long time and left all 4 windows down in my car.
Excellent location, exceptional staff, great restaurant and bar. Nice room and a comfortable bed as well as a pretty good WiFi connection (best I have experience in a while at a hotel). Walls were a little thin. We could hear people in the hall coming and going as if they were almost in the room.
The staff and hotel were wonderful. They ran out of cucumber water, but we did drink a lot of it.
The valets were very friendly, helpful and accomadating. Room was clean and the tv had a great HD picture. Check in staff ignored me while I stood there staring at them waiting to check in because they were on the phone. As soon as they were done some jerk jumped the line because he wanted to talk to a manager and they catered to him for another 5 mins before helping anyone else. Room smelled like stale cigarettes and the bathroom sink wouldn't drain.
Dog-friendly facilities Certain staff members (including one valet who was obviously personally invested in getting our car out and seemed to feel genuinely bad that one of his colleagues had screwed up our ticket) Location General lack of service-orientation among staff (many were impolite or at least brusque - not the kind of attitude you get at luxury hotels) Everything (except room service) closes early Valet takes forever to drop car and get it out - very poorly managed Not a lot of services available
Interesting hotel since it had been a YMCA before The elevator gave a lot of trouble.
Staff was absolutely amazing!!! Location is two blocks away from convention center, reading terminal market and major attractions. We stayed in a interior room and didn't hear a sound. We will def stay here every time we visit Philly. Rooms are a bit on the small side. Lighting is very dim in the room.
The friendly atmosphere in this stylish, classy hotel. The rain.....but the hotel had complimentary umbrellas in the entrance hall.a very welcome touch as we'd forgotten ours!
Very modern with a side of vintage appeal. Awesome doorman Old hair dryers. Scratched mirrors. Dirty Windows.
Clean,comfortable and welcoming
Nothing The valet misinformed us about the parking. They strongly recommended we pay 50$ for valet parking rather than on the street. The hotel room was not very ideal or modern for the price. The towels and bed sheets smelled as if they had not been changed or washed. The hotel did NOT provide amenities, and the shower products provided were very low quality and would not use them on my body. There are plenty other choices in Philadelphia and would not recommend this La meridian.
The room was modern and aesthetically pleasing, with comfortable beds and linnens. It's not a big issue, but they gave me the wrong room type, and overall there wasn't a whole lot of attention to detail.
Clean rooms City Hall views Lobby bar with friendly bartender Friendly and accommodating front desk staff Diminutive gym Broken solar shade in room
It would be nice to have some kind if discounted parking. Also, we had dinner in the hotel's restaurant and would only give it 1-2 star. Would not eat there again.
Everything, location was great for everyone to enjoy. There's a Marriott with full service next door, a Hard Rock and bunch or restaurants. Is also located on a historical area. N/a
Location My room was not ready till 5pm.
The hotel was beautiful, the employees were very kind, and the room was perfect for our overnight stay. We walked to the Reading terminal market, and we were across the street from the subway station. Couldn't have asked for a better location! The valet parking was a bit pricey but it was very convenient and no stress.
When I arrived to the marriott to find out kayak never reserved my room, the kind marriott staffer jumped into action (and also revealed this was the 4th time that week that he had to deal with kayak's inefficiency)
The location was great, room and hotel was beautifully decorated, and the price was so reasonable. I would definitely come back! $50 to park your car is kind of expensive but you get a full 24 hours.
This was out 4th time staying and it was just as before. Clean friendly convenient and FANCY! It's a little hard to grab a cab/uber out front, but that's the city. No reflection on the hotel at all.
I loved the building it was very classic Philadelphia and very comfortable. It was very clean and the rooms were well kept. The bed was extremely comfortable! The night staff didn't seem as up beat as the morning staff - but then again they are working nights. They did their jobs and got my room key to me in very little time. :)
Location is good, although there are 2 different Marriott hotels next door. We went to the wrong one first and already had valet parked our car before we realized it was the hotel next door. Received an email confirming room would be ready by 3, upon arrival at 4 we were notified room was not ready and would be 45min. We were told they would call us when ready but after hour an a half of no call we went back to find there was a credit card issue which could have easily been resolved if they would have called. Wasted time wandering around downtown
Hotel was clean, staff was attentive and courteous. The rooms were beautifully appointed, and when our booked room wasn't available, we were upgraded into a corner room executive suite overlooking historic City Center. Pool wasn't heated.
We had a wonderful stay at this clean modern hotel... It's location could not have been any better. Will definitely stay here again.
The room was gorgeous and the staff were very nice. The bed was way too soft. And the walls are thin so we we were woken up through the night by a group next door to us. We finally called the front desk at 4:30 and they addressed the issue.
That we had to pay for parking on top of our hotel room.
There are many homeless persons in the neighborhood. A shuttle service from the hotel to areas friendly for public transportation would be desirable.
Water from gym Pull out sofa was terrible
location was great, everything was fresh and clean, the staff was AMAZING!! the bar was great, breakfast was hot and tasty. I paid for a king sized bed room. i got a double full. they said sorry, gave me a free drink. but still. i wanted a romantic evening, and this didn't ruin it, but it wasn't what i had in mind when i booked it.
Staff was very to me and my girlfriend we had a great time it was her birthday weekend and the staff at the hotel gave her a birthday cup cake and ice cream really nice of them Julian N/a
The hotel is well-located (right across street from convention center) and comfortable. The staff was friendly & helpful (especially our housekeeper on the 8th floor - forgot her name!) Parking is a half block down in a small outdoor lot and is expensive! The staff there (private company-not hotel) was incompetent.
They checked me in early and we're so very accommodating No complaints
mini bar; breakfast; go bags
Clean, comfortable, friendly staff. Great location for conferences. Free bottled water and cold towels were highly appreciated during the summer heat wave.
Nothing Located next door to a halfway house for addicts, homeless people laying and sitting on the sidewalk all around the building, no secure parking area within ??? miles, staff totally unresponsive to questions about safety for guests and their vehicles. We left and went to another Hampton located in Vineland approximately 30 miles away due to the safety issues. Somone from your organization has to contact me as we did call your 800 number and got somebody in India that said they could not help us. I want you to refund us our money and if I have to take a full page ad in all major newspapers advising people what kind of service you provide I will. Al and Diana Sandoval 505-410-5736 e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
The serving and kitchen staff at the continental breakfast were so friendly and helpful. They also proved a great breakfast and it's complimentary. Every staff member I encountered were helpful and polite.
Great location, comfy bed, warm breakfastand great staff There was no restaurant inside or attached with exception of a bar that served appetizers from 5-10
Location central to everything we came to do. Everything was great! Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Convenient location, helpful staff. Complicated garage access.
Very convenient location for visiting our local office. Congested area, difficult parking, lots of traffic. (standard downtown Philadelphia)
Good location, not very crowded. N/A
onvenient, good service, clean room
Parking was 34 a day. that was rediculace after spending that much on my stay.
The maid services was very helpful. The staff downstairs was unfailingly friendly, even with the difficult customer in front of me. I loved my stay. I kept running out of creamer and asking for more. I probably just use too much. They always brought it up for me right away.
The staff answered questions. They were well trained My husband and I were bit by bed bugs. There were you ha kids running around the entire hotel all night long making noise. We attempted to go in the pool many children unsupervised over crowded. I'm sure many of the teenagers who were staying at the hotel had no business being there
Breakfast was very good. Dining room good ambiance. Wait staff were excellent. Air conditioning was too noisy. No night light for bathroom.
Right in the city close to lots of tourist destinations. Beds are incredibly comfy, and loved the microwave/fridge/keurig combo. Very close to some dodgy parts of town. Parking is outrageously difficult to find on street (and I'm from NYC). Just pay the insane fee for the parking garage, it's worth it. On street is $9 for3 hours anyways. The hotel itself wasn't terrible with clean rooms, a pool/hot tub area and decent exercise facilities. The whole place was a bit dark and I felt compelled to turn on all the lights in the room and it still felt dark. Other than the hotel feeling dark and a bit old it was a pleasant stay.
Room was dirty and disgusting
So close and convenient to Jefferson Station train stop. If you are planning on using public transport to get from the airport to the hotel and back, you can't beat the location. It was also close to restaurants and within walking distance to historic Philadelphia attractions. Was traveling with my seven year old and I felt safe in the neighborhood. Staff was very friendly and very helpful! Restaurant in hotel had good options. Everything was clean and in good shape. Pool area and exercise room left a little to be desired but were good enough for my son to enjoy and for me to get a vacation sized workout.
My room had everything I needed. The location is excellent. The hotel offers free wifi and hot breakfast. They charged me $70 for incidentals at check in without telling me about the amount. I noticed it, because my credit card company emailed me about the charge. Also there was a strange charge ($0.01) after check out. I need to figure out what it was for.
Not a good bed at all. Otherwise everything was pretty good. Nothing special though.
Friendly, helpful staff.
Close to Convention Center and easy to get to subway/ markets
Comfortable rooms. This hotel's lobby looked very nice however it smelled horrible. I think because they are near the convention center tunnel they have a problem with beggars trying to take refuge in their lobby.
Clean, comfortable, friendly and well located at a reasonable price
Location was perfect for where we needed to be. Staff was friendly. Room and lobby were very nice.
Perfectly situated in the city centre, comfy beds, stylish interior and a good price.
Nice scam. Needed a 48-hour cancellation notice. Unfortunately I didn't know I wasn't going to make it until 24 hours prior. Nice way to make money. 100℅ margin!!
Find something else.
Hotel staff was friendly and efficient and the room was clean and exactly what we needed. It looks like an older hotel from the outside, but inside it is well cared for and looks like it may have been renovated recently. We stayed in a one bedroom, which had updated furniture and the bed was very comfortable. The room also had water and a coffee maker inside which was a pleasant surprise as I had expected a barebones room. We had a room at the end of the hall and didn't hear anyone in any other rooms. We walked from the hotel to Independence Hall, the Art Museum, Eastern State Penn, and Walnut Street, and found it a slightly long but comfortable distance to each, so it was a good central location. Also, we did not park with the hotel, but at a nice parking garage in Chinatown, which is just down the street from the hotel. With a voucher from the hotel, parking was very reasonable for downtown Philadelphia. All together the hotel was a good value for the price, especially since I booked the room only a short time before our trip. The bathroom could use a little work, it was clean but the ceiling was flaking and had stains, and the floor and shower just looked a lot older than the rest of the room. Also, the shower's hot and cold water was reversed, but we figured it out quick and didn't have a problem with it. My only other concern isn't with the hotel itself, but with the location of a homeless shelter on the same block. Not realizing this we left our car parked on the street across from the hotel and happened to come back to it at the same time they were serving lunch. We came back to our car surrounded by about every homeless person in Philidelphia. I just would have parked elsewhere if I had realized this, so FYI for future patrons.
The person at the front desk was amazing. While checking me in, he was nice, kind, thoughtful and very very helpful. I was only there for one night to take my exam the next day but he made sure my night was comfortable! He answered all my questions and helped in any way possible. He had a list of restaurants ready to go, I just named the cuisine and he handed me names of all nearby good restaurants. When I asked about parking, he told me about all the options (cheap and safe) nearby. I didn't have to worry about anything other than my exam! Thank you!
Located downtown and easy to get to everything. Small, old, noisy, drafty. Cost high for basically an indoor motel. Breakfast was not good.
Not a bad location, right on the edge of Chinatown. You are in a good central spot in the city and walking distance from the reading terminal market. Staff was extremely friendly. Lack of amenities hurts the score. Their 'business' center is on computer in the lobby and there is no pool. Could not find a fitness center anywhere even though I was told there was one. Did not make it to breakfast, so no comment there.


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Chicken And Spaghetti Casserole
|Boiling salted water
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|3 Pound, quartered (1 Whole)
|1 , stuck with 2 cloves
|1 , cleaned and sliced
|Celery stalk
|1 Pound (Raw)
|Canned whole kernel corn
|2 Cup (32 tbs), drained
|Canned tomatoes
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|Green peas
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cooked
|Fresh mushrooms
|1⁄2 Pound, sliced and sauteed in a little butter
|Grated cheddar cheese
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
1. In a heavy kettle combine boiling water, chicken, onion, carrot, celery and peppercorns. Simmer, covered, until the chicken is fork tender, thirty to forty minutes.
2. Preheat oven to moderate (350° F.).
3. Remove the chicken from the kettle and cut the meat from the bones. Strain the broth, then bring it to a vigorous boil and add the spaghetti, stirring often with a two-pronged fork to keep ingredients from sticking together. Cook spaghetti until barely tender, nine or ten minutes.
4. Drain the spaghetti and combine it in a casserole with the chicken, corn, tomatoes, green peas and mushrooms. Sprinkle with cheese and bake, uncovered, thirty-five minutes.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 5094 Calories from Fat 1715
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 191 g294.2%
Saturated Fat 62.8 g314.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1002.5 mg334.2%
Sodium 2275.6 mg94.8%
Total Carbohydrates 469 g156.3%
Dietary Fiber 35.7 g142.9%
Sugars 48.3 g
Protein 394 g787.3%
Vitamin A 351.7% Vitamin C 208.1%
Calcium 122.1% Iron 209.3%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Virgin Coconut oil
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The product is produced in Thailand with 100% natural coconut.Cold-pressed from fresh coconuts with light true-coconut taste, aroma.Cholesterol- and t Read more
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Coconut Oil pure 100%
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100% pure coconut oil is suitable for consumption for health, produced from good species coconut of Tapi River in the southern part of Thailand throug Read more
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100% Extra Virgin Coconut Oil: Cold-Processed
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Virgin Coconut Oil
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Thailand, Bangkok
Coconut Golden Oil
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Naral 100% Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
Naral 100%ExtraVirgin Coconut Oil Benifits - Multipurpose Oil for use as Skin Cleanser or Moisturiser and Hair Conditioner Direction for Use - As Sk Read more
Thailand, Bangkok
Virgin Coconut Oil
Our virgin coconut oil (cold pressed) is derived by vacuum distillation. The quality from our process will be much better than other method (cold pres Read more
Thailand, Saphan Sung
Coconut Oil, Vegetable Oil
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Thailand, Bangkok
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Thai-Pure Virgin Coconut Oil
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Thailand, Cha-am
Cocotella Chocolate Spread
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Thailand, Mueang Prachuap Khiri Khan
Coconut Cream and Milk
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Extra virgin coconut oil
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Extra Virgin Coconut Oil
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Quote:im sure boomer is a great instructor, hell victor even said he was, so now its law, lol.i agree the guy's not at the level of instrction yet, he may never be. all im saying is give him i break, he never proclaimed to be an instructor, in fact the vid wasn't even labled by him.like i said, give him a break, we were all at that level at some point in time, even boomer, me and you and even victor (waits to be struck by lightning).i hope i never came accross as insultng boomer or anyone in my last post. i was just trying to put someone in the poor guys corner.yours in life
Quote:Jason,I realize your new to your studies and fully undestand your passion, BUT just looking at a video tape never tells the entire story.It is true there are many degraded martial training groups and I would not recommend them. Yet, any clip is just what it is. You can't look at the performance and judge where the person is in their training career, what their length of training is, what their potential is.Life is rarely black and white.If this clip focuses you to train harder, fine.But in time you'll find that the martial arts world is much more complex than any simple judgement might be.It is great to respect your instructors and their examples. But that person isn't an instructor and it is labeled as their practice session.Accept it as what it is. Without further context, how their instructor teaches, what the rest of the group performs like, etc. nobody really has any context to know how to judge the person, except technically what they are doing. And what ablities a person should have at any rank is an issue with great lattitude in any art, because, rank doesn't really mean anything but a place holder in a group.
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The most dramatic change has been in the Labour Party itself. This is not surprising. It is the one area where Mr Blair has the power to change. It is also the true site of his radicalism. Mr Blair did not believe in most of the old Labour baggage: the certainties, the immobilism, the sacred cows. And he has moved with awesome speed. Perhaps his single most audacious act has been effectively to rename the party New Labour, a phrase deliberately designed to distance the party from its past and one that has become an effortless part of our vocabulary. Even Clause IV, which had defied all earlier attempts to remove it, has bitten the dust. Blair, though less of a party man than any other Labour leader in its history, now has the party in the palm of his hand: even his natural opponents, the old left and the unions, people like Ken Livingstone and John Edmonds, admire and respect him. The Blair revolution will place the Labour Party alongside social democratic parties such as those of France and Spain which have decisively broken with their class and socialist roots.
Mr Blair has also moved on the policy front with similar speed and determination. Here, though, the results are less impressive. Mr Blair's strategy has amounted to little more than closing down the policy gap between Labour and the Conservatives. This has been the guiding principle on macro-economic policy, grant-maintained schools and the health service. Mr Blair justifies his approach on the grounds that where policy is already based on sound principles then Labour should adapt accordingly. This is perfectly reasonable. The disappointing thing is that so far Labour has come up with little original of its own.
One of the most intriguing aspects of Mr Blair's recent speech to Rupert Murdoch's executives at Hayman Island was his bid to inherit the mantle of Baroness Thatcher. Lady Thatcher, for her part, has already praised Mr Blair's skills as a political leader. They certainly have things in common: an ability to redefine the political agenda, a sense of strategy, a determination to transform their parties. But there would appear to be one crucial difference. Lady Thatcher's radicalism was rooted in a critique of what was wrong with the country, with the failure of the post- war settlement. Mr Blair's radicalism, on the other hand, is still largely confined to his party and its culture. So while he has displayed remarkable courage and bravery in his efforts to reform the party, there is as yet no sharp, radical mind working in the policy domain. And even where Labour does have a distinctive position, namely on Europe and the constitution, there have been clear signs of retreat. Mr Blair has taken to describing himself as of the radical centre. The interesting question is whether he is prepared to, or capable of, developing a seriously radical agenda beyond the confines of party reform.
In this context Mr Blair shares one other important characteristic with Lady Thatcher. Both are highly mobile politicians, restless, constantly on the move, rooted in certain fundamental beliefs but also open to new ideas. One only has to recall the way Lady Thatcher stumbled across privatisation in her second term, or later embraced the environment, or early on recognised the significance of Mikhail Gorbachev. Many voters find Mr Blair attractive precisely because of his openness and flexibility, a product of the modern world rather than a narrowly party culture. Mr Blair's Hayman Island speech suggests that he, too, is promiscuous, prepared to shift his agenda, even change the emphasis within it. There is no lead in Mr Blair's boots.
Prior to that speech, Mr Blair's rhetoric had concentrated on protecting people from the consequences of rapid change, hence his concern for the family and community. Although he has endorsed many of the changes of the Eighties, Mr Blair's appeal has been suffused with conservatism and defensiveness. "The key question," he said in Australia, "is how to provide our people with security during an era of ... revolutionary change" But in this speech he began to shift the emphasis of his argument from protection to change. For the first time, globalisation and the rise of East Asia were embraced and given centre-stage. What is more, the language of meritocracy and the notion of Labour as an anti-establishment party made their first entry into a Blair speech.
We should be a little sceptical. These are well-versed themes in many of Mr Murdoch's newspapers: the argument was clearly tailored for the audience. Moreover, Mr Blair has displayed little sign previously of any great interest in an attack on vested interests and privilege. Likewise the Blair appeal has been against rather than for change - in this respect he lies bang in the centre of the Labour tradition of the past 20 years. But these statements are now on the record. The Blair agenda looks as if it is on the move.
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Reagan's unfinished business: abolish the Dept. of Education
When Ronald Reagan left office he had accomplished much, though not as much as he or we would have liked.
His principle economic claim to fame was the tax-cutting stimulus that boosted the economy out of the Jimmy Carter Malaise. But we wish he would have reduced - not just slowed the growth of - government. In particular, a great disappointment - for him and us - was not getting rid of the Department of Education.
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This month's Imprimis, a publication of the (non-tax supported) Hillsdale College, has a great piece by Charles Murray of the American Enterprise Institute. Murray makes the case for dumping DoE into the ash bin of history. Read the whole thing here. It's a great read, and particularly would be for those who reflexively defend government education meddling.
Murray makes three main points against the Department of Education:
1. It's unconstitutional: "At the time the Constitution was written, education was not even considered a function of local government, let alone the federal government. But the shakiness of the Department of Education's constitutionality goes beyond that. Article 1, Section 8 of the Constitution enumerates the things over which Congress has the power to legislate. Not only does the list not include education, there is no plausible rationale for squeezing education in under the commerce clause. I'm sure the Supreme Court found a rationale, but it cannot have been plausible."
2. It's unnecessary: The justification was the space gap, then to close the racial inequity gap. "But the question at hand is whether we need a Department of Education now, and we have seen a typical evolution of policy. What could have been justified as a one-time, forceful effort to end violations of constitutional rights, lasting until the constitutional wrongs had been righted, was transmuted into a permanent government establishment. "
3. It's record stinks, and things have gotten even worse: "The overall data on the performance of American K-12 students give no reason to think that federal involvement, which took the form of the Department of Education after 1979, has been an engine of improvement."
We're no fan of government education to begin with. It's not something government has legitimate authority to do, and it's something government does poorly, particularly with the ever-growing emphasis of "progressive" theories of teaching and the stifling, unaccountability of public teacher unions.
The founder of the Register, R.C. Hoiles, believed it morally wrong to compel people to pay for education by the government. Murray at least finds it unconstitutional to do it from Washington. We agree with both.
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LOL ... so true. He/She or what ever Rose Ho is, is a very sad and lonely person.<quoted text>
Rose's best argument for SSM is that your argument against it is no good and you got it from the buy bull and why are you a racist?
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#192633 May 19, 2013
Rose, just say it's your opinion. We are all entitled to an opinion. No need to put people down because of their religion or why they don't care for a particular group of people. You must have been disliked by many of your friends at one time, maybe it's because you are such a bigot and hater yourself. Have a nice day
#192634 May 19, 2013
LOL, she ain't got crap on Frankie, Topix is his life.
#192635 May 19, 2013
Really? Why not come clean Frankie? We all know that you appose equality
#192636 May 19, 2013
If procreation, is not a requirement in marriage, why do you contine to base your posts on that very thing??
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#192637 May 19, 2013
It really is cute to watch the instant dismissal of anyone who does not agree with the homosexual dogma.
Here we have a well regarded scientist in his field, whom is a homosexual, stating that linking homosexual behavior in animals with homosexuality in humans as a way of making it "natural" is complete hogwash. Instantly he is attacked and dismissed.
Really is funny to watch you twist and turn at the end of that rope.
It's kind of like watching the way the black community treats a black republican.
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#192638 May 19, 2013
Why would it need to be a requirement? Do you think husbands and wives won't procreate unless the state requires it? Is sex a requirement in marriage? Cohabitation? Love?
#192639 May 19, 2013
Says the silly jackass sitting on topix posting dopey stuff.
Too funny!
#192640 May 19, 2013
Who is this "we" Jizzy? Do you have a mouse in your pocket?
Suppose I really did "appose [sic] equality" you big dopey galoot, what are you going to do about it? Cry? Whine? Stomp you big dopey clown feet? Sue me?
What a dope!
#192641 May 19, 2013
Procreation is not and never has been a requirement for marriage. But it is one of the biggest reasons that the government gives benefits for marriage.
We know you didn't even go to junior college Jiz, no less a basic class on cultural anthropology, sociology or marriage and the family.
If you had you would have learned the connection on the first day.
But alas, you got stoned and you missed college. Right Jiz?
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#192642 May 19, 2013
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it can't be bigotry. There is no such thing as gay 'marriage'.
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Hardly Queen of DeNial.
A sterile duplicate gendered couple is clearly not equal to marriage.
At it's most basic essence, marriage is a cross cultural constraint on evolutionary mating behavior.
ss couples are a defective failure of mating behavior. Literally 'unmarriage'.
The issue isn't what marriage 'requires', it is, are ss couple equal to marriage. If so, then yes, they deserve equal rights.
I simply point out the numerous distinctions where they clearly are not equal to marriage.
ss couples will never ever be more than a sterile duplicated half of marriage. They simply don't measure up.
#192643 May 19, 2013
Let's cut through all the niceties with this Jizzy (just the facts) clown. He's stupid. And you can't fix stupid.
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#192644 May 19, 2013
Even more ironic, is the this demand for a requirement comes from couples who could never mutually fulfill the requirement!
To top that off, ss couple demand the right to dumb down the definition of marriage for everyone else so they can pretend to be the same. Silly stupid.
#192645 May 19, 2013
"Silly stupid" exactly! That's why I like this thread. You got Mighty D, Jizzy the jackass, Rose_PsyCho and many others!
Some SSM supporters try to pull a straw man argument on you by insisting that procreation is not a requirement for marriage, as if anyone had said that it was.
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#192646 May 19, 2013
I don't care who agrees with you. This is hardly a popularity contest. If that's what you're looking for, then you have most certainly come to the wrong place.
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#192647 May 19, 2013
Are you saying that every white person should agree with all white people? Are you also saying that every gay person should agree with all gay people?
I wonder if you agree with every white, straight person who claims that same-sex marriage should be legalized. I believe there are quite a few.
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#192648 May 19, 2013
What a childish response.
You know that is not what he is saying. Damn, it has to be humiliating to stoop to such denial.
Once again I ask, why are such tactics necessary for a legitimate cause?
#192649 May 19, 2013
1 million Marines, families got toxic water at Lejeune, N.C..
Tis has put a heavy strain on the infected personnel and family members, as well as those that spread the defects among the healthy populist of America.
As to those who benefited from hiding this hope you and your family rot in hell, and those in the military service that his this hope you and your family rot in hell, and lets not leave out the political idiots in Washington D.C. hope you and your family rot in hell.
#192650 May 19, 2013
1 million Marines, families got toxic water at Lejeune, N.C..
This has put a heavy strain on the infected personnel and family members, as well as those that spread the defects among the healthy populist of America.
As to those who benefited from hiding this hope you and your family rot in hell, and those in the military service that hid this hope you and your family rot in hell, and lets not leave out the political idiots in Washington D.C. hope you and your family rot in hell.
#192651 May 19, 2013
Are people in thier 60's who are married called
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Ok.... so this week has brought in some pretty fantastic movie trailers, such as The Dark Knight Rises and The Hobbit. So why not end the week with one more...!
Prometheus has been in development for several years now in total secrecy and in the past few months it has been leaked to be a prequel to the Alien movie franchise.
Fortunately, director Ridley Scott is taking the reigns once again to not only direct an amazing film, but also to seamlessly bridge the gap into the Alien storyline...
Below is the official movie trailer... enjoy and your welcome!
Below is a 'rumored' plot line of the movie...
Earth. Year 2058. Earth. Archaeological digs in Africa reveal alien artifacts that humans were genetically engineered by a advanced alien race (space jockeys). These "Alien Gods" also terraformed Earth in order to make it habitable for their human creations. Amongst finds are coordinates to the Alien God's home-world, to Paradise. Months later the Weyland Corp launch the spaceship PROMETHEUS and his crew, into deep space to make first contact. Thanks to faster than light travel a few years later the PROMETHEUS enters the Zeta Riticuli star system. Humans are greeted by their makers, then transported further into space to a scary yet fascinating world. The Alien Gods are proud of their "children", their first creation to reach such levels of intelligence. As a reward they share bits of their astonishing bio-based technologies with the humans. But for one crew member of the Prometheus it's not enough. In a treacherous act he steals the "bio-source code" to Terraforming, a technology at the origin of all Gods' power, that could make humans equal to the gods. The Alien Gods may be scientists but are also ruthless conquerors, destroyers of worlds who will not accept humans as equals. They unleash on the escaping human crew their favorite bio-weapon, a creature used to "clean up" worlds before colonization. But something goes wrong in the process and humans manage to turn the bio-weapon against their makers. Giving birth to a smarter, nastier, bigger breed of gut eating creatures. Creatures that will be the demise of Paradise. What's left of the Prometheus crew manages to escape the doomed planet. On their trail a survivor Alien God in very familiar ship with one ultimate mission. Bring the wrath of the Gods to Earth.
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