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1. Mince the garlic, set aside.
2. Prepare the grill and set it on low.
3. In a bowl combine garlic, sugar, oyster sauce, lime juice and ketchup, mix everything together.
4. Season the spare ribs with salt and ground pepper on all side.
5. Place the spare ribs on the grill and barbeque it for 7 minutes on each side.
6. Brush the sauce on both the sides of the spare ribs.
7. Once done slice the spare ribs and let it rest.
8. Serve the bbq spare ribs with lime wedge.
Serving size Per servingComplete recipe
Calories 361 Calories from Fat 103
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 11 g17.6%
Saturated Fat 0 g0.02%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 117.9 mg39.3%
Sodium 377.6 mg15.7%
Total Carbohydrates 11 g3.5%
Dietary Fiber 0.1 g0.38%
Sugars 9.3 g
Protein 51 g101.6%
Vitamin A 0%
Vitamin C 2.6%
Calcium 5.9%
Iron 20.6%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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We have an aquarium that is not busted or cracked badly, but does leak. Would silicone work or would we need something else?
Resealing a tank depending on where the leak is, is not easy and takes time to get right.
It would perhaps be beneficial to see if your local fish store will reseal it for you.
Self sealing really isnt very difficult although it does pose some risk. Risks are different with every tank and there are different things to look for depending on how your tank was manufactured originally. Can you post pictures of the tank, and the location of the leak? We will need pictures so we can advise you if its worth fixing yourself or not.
I'll go take a pic for you, but I'll have to wait for my husband to get home to ask where the leak is, since it's his old one.
Hard to make "diagnoses" on the internet like this. What does "not cracked badly" mean? Any crack in the glass, no matter how small, is bad news. If the leak is at the seams, repairing it yourself with some silicone should be fine. Bear in mind though that fresh silicone will not bond to old cured silicone, so you have to remove it around the area you want to re-seal.
There are no cracks that I found, it's the seams.
Ah well that's already promising news. If you can identify where along the seam it's leaking, that would also be good. The higher up the leak, the better, because the water pressure is way higher at the bottom of the tank and so the seams need to withstand a lot more force.
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Adventures with CODBLOPS: My journey to the center of the Call of Duty storm. From zero to prestige and beyond.
Here I am. The first real, non-introductory entry into my series Adventures with CODBLOPS. Whew, boy. It's been over three years since I've played a Call of Duty. It's been close to four since I've given the series anything close to a meaningful handshake and stern look in the eyes. A lot has changed, but also nothing at all. Let's start from the very beginning.
Firstly, I opted to go the PC route rather than the console. I've bemoaned the inadequacies of the PS3 controller several times before, so Steam it was. No muss, no fuss. Moreover, it comes in a neat little package of three smaller downloads. As soon as you buy, you get the option to install the campaign, multiplayer or Zombies mode. For someone like me, who tries to keep all his games on a smaller SSD, this was a noticed and welcome option.
Yeah, I was already looking pretty wrong.
Time to hop into the campaign, just to sharpen my dull teeth; I have no plans whatsoever to critically analyze it. I just wanted to step off the chopper and get a lay of the land. I made it about 40 minutes in before I turned it off. I won't bore you with a recap, but it wasn't good. It walked along at 30 frames per second and was poorly scripted, written and checkpointed. Immediately, I began to lose altitude, watching my sixty dollars float down to earth.
Yeah, I was already looking pretty right.
Screw it, I thought, I didn't pay for the campaign. I slid on over to the multiplayer suite and hopped into the bursting lobbies. Nothing fancy for starters, just Team Deathmatch. Choosing one of the default loadouts, I set off to battle with a wink in my eye, a tip of my cap, a spring in my step and an automatic shotgun. Breathing a sigh of relief, the framerate now held steady at 60 fps and the game was purring like a satiated tiger. Obviously, Treyarch worked on and nailed what matters most.
Now, playing CoD comes back quick. With the finely-tuned starting loadouts, I managed a positive Kill-Death Ratio in my first few rounds back, topping 2.0 once or twice. The lived-in rhythm of sprint, crouch, peek, shoot and sprint wasn't forgotten, just denied. For better or worse, not much has changed. You live and die with flippant immediacy. You shoot first and you win; watch out for giant missiles in the sky.
The gameplay is still solidified in its mold, only slightly tweaked by which gun you're holding and what perks you're sporting. But the question I aim to answer for myself is this: What makes CoD the addictive, divisive monstrosity it has become? What have I been missing? And, can I get it back?
But, for now, I'm not even at level 20, having logged in a slim seven hours. What is immediately apparent is the value of the package. From a lobby of silly, party-like game modes, to a theater with built-in YouTube integration, to Zombies (something I didn't even touch yet), it's a feast of content. Barring Halo 4, there is more to do in BLOPS 2 than any other title out there. With about a zillion hoppers to join into, I didn't even come close to doing it all, but the sheer variety is boggling. I mean, there must be over a dozen lobbies listed under Public Core, from TDM to Mercenary Moshpit to Kill Confirmed.
This was something that shocked me a bit. I frankly didn't expect the variety (or the levity) of the game modes. When the uneducated like myself think of CoD, they think of one dude with a zoomed-in sniper laying prone in the weeds quick-scoping kids — in other words, a bad time. But I dare you to hop into a round of Kill Confirmed or Gun Game and not enjoy your stay. That's not to say they're all winners. I am still baffled how people enjoy the more lethal Hardcore playlist.
I was enjoying stomping kids. It was good fun. Just as I got comfy — bang! — I was burdened with making my own Custom Class with crappy weapons. Soon enough — boom! — I began sucking. The starting weapons and selections are greatly overshadowed by the high-end gear of others and those starting classes. From there, your drive to get that gear back is immense. And like that — grenade! — I'm crawling up the ladder, unlocking unlocks and perks with starving voracity.
This is it. This is how they get you, I thought. Even now, I'm kinda-sorta looking forward to playing some more, yet still cautiously wondering when it will wear thin and become a hassle. As far as a few hours go, they were good, filled with good times and frustrations. Next time, we'll talk more about the gameplay, the lobbies, the progression and what it all means. We'll get into it good and proper, dissecting the details, I promise. But for now I'm trying to upgrade my Vector K10 because … because, why not?


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London has long been considered the home of the listed mining sector, with BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Anglo American among the exchange's big names. Missing out on the world's biggest aluminium producer would be a hit to that reputation, according to industry bankers.
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LOL<quoted text>That could be the doomsday event.
Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.
There are 81703 comments on the The Cincinnati Enquirer story from Jan 5, 2011, titled Hundreds of birds die in western Ky.. In it, The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that:
MURRAY, Ky. - State wildlife officials say "several hundred" dead birds were found near the Murray State University campus last week.
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#76075 Nov 30, 2012
According to the bible the earth will never end and a lot of people will never die.
#76076 Nov 30, 2012
Hi AW. Glad you avoided that mess! My dog had an encounter with a skunk a few years ago. Staaanky! For a good while every time it would rain he would stink. That dog gets into way too much for his own good. He was pestering a turtle one day and it nailed him on the nose. lol Last year something messed his nose up. He's got a bump where it finally healed up. He could use a little cosmetic surgery. lol It was probably another turtle that got him good. He can't keep his nose out of trouble! lol
If you don't mind me asking, what is your biscuit recipe?
Since: Apr 09
#76077 Nov 30, 2012
Yes, that is high powered ammo. LOL.
#76079 Nov 30, 2012
Stop putting fear into young peoples minds. The Bible clearly states "No man knows the day,or hour the end will come ". Cheer up everyone,remember how silly everyone reacted to the turn of the 21st century- saying everything will shut down on Jan 1st 2000! The "end" may be 10 yrs ,100yrs ,1000 yrs - or longer no one can predict that day .So live & be happy & be good to everyone. The world needs more L O V E and less F E A R . Signed saved by Grace PS - When Jesus returns we will meet HIM in the air,and go back to Heaven with Jesus ,not float into a black hole .
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Hi Miss hotty
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#76082 Nov 30, 2012
Exactly, Perfect love casts out fear and only one has perfect love to give.
"Is who I am"
Since: Aug 08
#76084 Nov 30, 2012
Well, another long day. Will be a long night too.
#76086 Nov 30, 2012
Just a 1 1/2 cups of plain flour, level tblsp baking powder, real melted lard or bacon grease, and buttermilk with a little water. Knead and then roll out with a rolling pen into dry flour and cut out using a left over vienna sausage can that I cleaned and kept just for biscuits.. perfect size.
The excess flour goes in the gravy. If you use the self rising flour, leave out the baking powder. I prefer the plain flour to roll chicken and pork chops for frying so I don't see the need to buy two kinds of flour. I don't care for the canned biscuits, but the Mary B's Southern Style frozen biscuits are decent, also Pillsbury frozen. If cooking just for me, I can take 3 or 4 straight out of the freezer and pop into a toaster oven. I don't use my big oven for just a small amount.
#76087 Nov 30, 2012
JESUS said (may not be an exact quote).. "Let not your hearts be troubled, if you believe in GOD, believe also in ME. I go to prepare a place for you"..
I really don't believe some alien is going to make me into a vienna sausage or some zombie is going to eat my face.. at least not while I have all these preloaded weapons. LOL And I won't be going to some FEMA camp. I may not survive it but I will do a John Wayne (The Shootist) or a Clint Eastwood (Gran Torino) and take some bad guys along with me. LOL
#76088 Nov 30, 2012
My partner thinks Nibiru will come close to earth on Dec. 21. I think, the date signifies something else, not quite sure yet. But I believe, there will be something happen. Apocolyptic no. I do believe disease and genocide killed a lot of races. Maybe, the Mayans. Been watching this gorgeous weather and the birds;) Nice.
#76089 Nov 30, 2012
Now, Una we might be up poop creek better than being down it. Hehehe.
#76090 Nov 30, 2012
Substituting buttermilk in cake recipes makes a fluffier cake. Yep, AW, I have to agree buttermilk makes better biscuits. I have a small tub of lard just for making blackberry crumble, gravy and biscuits.
#76091 Nov 30, 2012
another sink hole in Louisiana:(
#76092 Dec 1, 2012
[QUOTE who="say whaa?"]What does this have to do with birds?[/QUOTE]
Birds a dying fool
#76093 Dec 1, 2012
The only ones who have anything to fear are the ones who have not accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Yes, no man knows the day nor hour but we are told to watch the signs.
Take care.
#76094 Dec 1, 2012
I agree!
#76095 Dec 1, 2012
I'm single, and I love birds.
#76096 Dec 1, 2012
Thanks. I agree, a few years ago I bought a little convection oven that I do the majority of my baking in. It is probably about twice as big as a regular toaster oven but still small. I can bake most everything in it including whole chickens, hams, etc. I can just fit my biggest cast irion skillet in it. That oven was a good investment. It has cooked a many leg quarters rubbed in "Kickin Chicken" spice! lol I believe I will cook some of those tomorrow, haven't had them in a while. I tell you, they are so good and juicy too! I like me some spicy food. lol If any of y'all like a little (or a lot) of spice, try some cayenne pepper in your scrambled eggs. I'm hooked on it.
I was reading an article about lard the other day. Turns out it is not as bad as they claim it was. The article was in Mother Earth News magazine. Yes they are a little tree huggerish but it is still a very good magazine for country folks.
Thanks again AW, take care.
#76097 Dec 1, 2012
Hi W KY Boy. I see somebody else is up early. I woke up at 3am and couldn't get back to sleep. Time to try for another nap now. Take care.
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Oral History Interview with Ashley Davis, April 12, 1974. Interview E-0062. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Ashley Davis was a member of the Black Student Movement (BSM) at the University of North Carolina during the late 1960s and early 1970s. In this interview, he describes how the BSM supported the striking food workers at UNC in 1969.
Oral History Interview with Phillips Russell, November 18, 1974. Interview B-0011-3. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Southern writer and University of North Carolina professor Charles Phillips Russell describes his participation as a teacher in worker education programs during the 1930s and 1940s. Focusing specifically on the Southern Summer School for Workers and the Black Mountain College Institute of the Textile Workers of America, Russell compares the role of faculty, the role of students, and the curriculum at each institution. In addition, he speculates on schools of thought endorsing political action and economic action within the labor movement, specifically as they related to worker education.
Oral History Interview with Daniel H. Pollitt, April 17, 1991. Interview L-0064-9. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
This is the last in a nine-part series of interviews with civil liberties lawyer Daniel H. Pollitt. In this interview, Pollitt describes his work with a variety of organizations that shared his vision of protecting civil liberties.
Oral History Interview with Christine and Dave Galliher, August 8, 1979. Interview H-0314. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Christine Galliher describes life and work in Elizabethton, Tennessee, during the late 1920s through the 1940s. She also discusses their participation in the 1929 walk-out strike at the Bermberg and Glantzstoff textile mills; Christine's attendance of the Southern Summer School for women workers; life during the Great Depression; and balancing work and family.
Oral History Interview with Daniel H. Pollitt, March 21-22, 1991. Interview L-0064-6. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
This is the sixth interview in a nine-part series of interviews with civil liberties lawyer Daniel H. Pollitt. In this interview, Pollitt offers a vivid retelling of the events that led up to the UNC food workers' strike of 1969, the unfolding of the strike itself, and the reactions of UNC students and faculty.
Oral History Interview with Howard Kester, August 25, 1974. Interview B-0007-2. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Socialist and Christian activist Howard Kester describes his work in various organizations committed to social justice in the South during the 1930s and 1940s. In particular, Kester focuses on his work in promoting equality for African Americans and working people in the South, including his efforts to bridge gaps between those two groups.
Oral History Interview with Miriam Bonner Camp, April 15, 1976. Interview G-0013. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Miriam Bonner Camp describes growing up in Washington, North Carolina, in the early twentieth century, focusing specifically on her mother's strong influence, opportunities for women in the community, and race relations. She moved to California in 1909, and received degrees in English education from Berkeley. She describes coeducational life in college, her experiences teaching at North Carolina College for Women in the 1920s, and her involvement in the women worker education programs in the late 1920s and early 1930s.
Oral History Interview with Gladys and Glenn Hollar, February 26, 1980. Interview H-0128. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Gladys Irene Moser Hollar and her husband, Glenn Hollar, share recollections about work and rural life in the early twentieth century.
Oral History Interview with Thomas R. Ellington, October 10, 1983. Interview C-0122. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Thomas Ellington, a longtime employee of the Sellers Manufacturing Company, describes employee interactions in the mill and how the owner, Everett Jordan, treated his employees.
Oral History Interview with Tawana Belinda Wilson-Allen, May 11, 2006. Interview U-0098. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Tawana Belinda Wilson-Allen recalls her community activist work and her service as a congressional liaison for Congressman Mel Watt. She assesses the tensions between lower-income and wealthier residents in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Oral History Interview with J. Carlyle Sitterson, November 4 and 6, 1987. Interview L-0030. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
J. Carlyle Sitterson discusses his tenure as University of North Carolina chancellor during the 1960s and 1970s. He describes the difficult balance he struck between the Board of Trustees and the student body on issues of student rights.
Oral History Interview with Frank Gilbert, Summer 1977. Interview H-0121. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Frank Gilbert recalls his laboring life in and around Conover, North Carolina.
Oral History Interview with Daniel H. Pollitt, November 19, 1990. Interview L-0048. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Daniel Pollitt describes his admiration for University of North Carolina Campus Y director, Anne Queen. He discusses his and Queen's engagement in social justice movements and the city of Chapel Hill's reaction to student political engagement.
Oral History Interview with Lacy Wright, March 10, 1975. Interview E-0017. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Lacy Wright worked for Cone Mills in Greensboro, North Carolina, for nearly fifty years, from the late 1910s at the age of twelve to the mid-1960s. He describes work in the textile industry, life in the mill villages, and the role of the labor movement in the southern textile industry during a large stretch of the twentieth century.
Oral History Interview with Ernest Seeman, February 13, 1976. Interview B-0012. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Ernest Seeman offers a critical assessment of life in Durham, North Carolina, during the late nineteenth century. Seeman spent his early career as a printer, first as his father's apprentice and later as sole proprietor of the Seeman Printery, and he discusses interactions between his family and the Duke family. In addition, Seeman explains his increasing radicalization as head of the Duke Press from 1925 to 1934, and briefly discusses his decision to become a writer in later years.
Oral History Interview with Broadus Mitchell, August 14 and 15, 1977. Interview B-0024. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
John Broadus Mitchell grew up in a family that held to liberal politics and believed in community involvement. Educated as an economic historian, Mitchell conducted extensive research on the establishment of the cotton textile industry in the South following the Civil War. In the 1920s and 1930s, he advocated for labor rights, spoke out against racial violence, and socialist politics.
Oral History Interview with Howard Kester, July 22, 1974. Interview B-0007-1. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Howard Kester was a pacifist and social reformer in the South from the early 1920s through the 1960s. In this interview, he focuses on his adherence to pacifism, Christianity, the Social Gospel, and Socialism. He describes his work to end injustices associated with race and labor, and assesses the work of prominent social justice leaders in the South during the 1920s and 1930s.
Oral History Interview with Thelma Stevens, February 13, 1972. Interview G-0058. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Thelma Stevens was the director of the Bethlehem Center in Augusta, Georgia, and the Superintendent of Christian Social Relations of the Women's Missionary Council for the Methodist Episcopal Church. In this interview, she describes her childhood in rural Mississippi, her education, and her work with the Methodist Church, all in relationship to her lifelong devotion to improving race relations in the South.
Oral History Interview with Louise Young, February 14, 1972. Interview G-0066. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Louise Young was an educated woman from Tennessee who spent most of her adult life working to promote better race relations in the South. Young describes her years teaching at African American institutions of higher education—Paine College and the Hampton Institute—during the 1910s and 1920s; her job as the director of the Department of Home Missions of the Methodist Episcopal Church, where she trained students at Scarritt College in race relations; her support of women's organizations, particularly the Association of Southern Women for the Prevention of Lynching; and labor activism, as exemplified by the Highlander Folk School in Tennessee.
Oral History Interview with Don West, January 22, 1975. Interview E-0016. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Activist, leftist, poet, and ordained minister Don West remembers a lifetime of union and civil rights activism.
Oral History Interview with Geddes Elam Dodson, May 26, 1980. Interview H-0240. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Geddes Dodson worked as a textile mill employee for sixty years. During that time, he progressed through the factory's employment hierarchy, seeing many different aspects of life within the mills. He often focuses on issues involving masculinity and unionism.
Oral History Interview with Vesta and Sam Finley, July 22, 1975. Interview H-0267. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Sam and Vesta Finley describe their roles in the North Carolina factory strike that led to the "Marion Massacre."
Oral History Interview with Septima Poinsette Clark, July 25, 1976. Interview G-0016. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007)
Septima Clark served as a board member and education director for the Highlander Folk School and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference in the 1950s and 1960s. She links her activism to the memory of her parents' struggles with poverty and racism. She also describes how community relations functioned within the NAACP and SCLC. Her plans for increasing community involvement, protecting the labor rights of black teachers, and educating black voters were often ignored because she was female. She discusses why these types of gender roles persisted in the SCLC and the role of leaders in the black community.
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Our Mission
The Regina Academy at St. John the Baptist is a Catholic School Community committed to leading our students to know, love and serve the Lord! Our school develops the spiritual, moral and intellectual foundation of our students to prepare them to be virtuous, productive citizens who are committed to Faith, Leadership and Community.
Please view our Academy's story by watching the video below.
Come take a tour of our school, and learn our mission.
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We are authentically Asian, and uniquely Cleveland. Think farmer's market meets flea market meets food festival meets concert. We work with and support local neighborhood gardens, local restaurants and catering companies, local arts and crafts studios/galleries, as well as local/regional music and entertainment.
Following the long tradition of successful neighborhood events and business startups such as Cleveland Kurentovanje, and UpCycle Parts Shop, Night Market Cleveland is the newest in the series of events and takes on a new form as we transform your everyday experiences into night time festivities. Night Market Cleveland is a community event that was inspired by many of the current neighborhood members who were interested in sharing their cultural heritage for all of Cleveland to experience.
As a joint collaboration between St. Clair Superior Development Corporation and Campus District, Night Market CLE become a way to highlight the cultural diversity of Cleveland's neighborhoods, as well as create a market place to highlight the amazing local talent that the neighborhoods have to offer!
With the authentic variety of sites and sounds, this event has something for everyone to enjoy. Come connect with community, culture and creativity at Night Market Cleveland, and experience life at night!
These roving festivals would highlight unique finds, foods, wares, and entertainment that could be found no where else during the day, and now you can experience that too in Cleveland at Night Market CLE! Night Market Cleveland is more than just an event, it's an extraordinary experience celebrating the community, culture and creativity of Cleveland. With the authentic variety of sites and sounds, this event has something for everyone to enjoy. Come connect with community, culture and creativity at Night Market Cleveland, and experience life at night!
The NMC team has had indescribably amazing experiences working some night market magic into the fabric of our great city! Thank you to Downtown Cleveland Alliance, Grace Thomas Nowak and Fusion Filmworks for capturing the smiles, scenery and soul of Cleveland in their latest video.
Night Market CLE is proud to be a part of downtown Cleveland and honored to participate in its transformation!


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Recent Meetups
Jun 4, 2016 · 6:00 PMArab Film Festival - On the Bride's Side
"On the Bride's Side" Arab American National Museum's Arab Film Festival, part of Cinetopia International Film Festival Sat, June 4th @ 7:30pm Tickets: http://... Learn more
Apr 29, 2016 · 8:00 PMAANM Global Fridays – Oud & Riqq Players
This is very rare opportunity. Arab American National Museum invites universally recognized oud and riqq players. Oud: Tarek Abdallah, an Egyptian composer, lutenist... Learn more
Nov 12, 2015 · 6:00 PMThe Wanted 18 (FREE film & Live Q&A chat w/ Director at WSU)
On Thursday, November 12th at 6pm, there will be a FREE screening of the film, THE WANTED 18. The clever mix of stop motion animation and real-life interviews... Learn more
Jun 13, 2015 · 10:15 PMArab Film Festival - From A to B
Presented by the Arab American National Museum as part of the Arab Film Festival. The film trailer is very promising in many ways. It looks Arab version of single men... Learn more
Jun 13, 2015 · 2:00 PMArab Film Festival - Eyes of a Thief/Factory Girl
Presented by the Arab American National Museum as part of the Arab Film Festival. 2 films at the museum this coming Saturday. Cost: $12 for each film Eyes of a... Learn more
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Lionsgate owe at least half of you a new pair or briefs.
Who invented that word, anyway!? Surely there's cooler slang to represent enthusiasm out there!?
And there's definitely been cooler artwork handballed around the www wire than these latest "Hunger Games : Mockingjay" posters – none the less, it's another good effort from Lionsgate's on-call artist assemblage.
Enjoy the newly released selection of posters from this November's "The Hunger Games : Mockingjay – Part 1".
Anyway, back to my Josh Hutcherson scrapbook.


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Roche Withholding Data Didn't Harm Patients: EU AgencyNaomi Kresge
Roche Holding AG's failure to disclose some safety data on medicines didn't put patients at risk, European regulators said today in a decision that leaves open whether the Swiss drugmaker will be fined for not initially providing the information.
The risk-benefit profile of 19 Roche drugs approved in Europe hasn't changed, and patients should continue taking their medicines as prescribed, the European Medicines Agency said in a statement.
The agency started reviewing the drugs after an inspection early last year found that Roche didn't evaluate reports from the U.S. about potential safety issues to determine whether they had been flagged to the EU as suspected adverse drug reactions. Still open is a separate review begun in October 2012 into whether Roche met its legal responsibilities, with potential consequences of fines totaling as much as 5 percent of the drugmaker's EU sales, which were 12.2 billion Swiss francs ($13.4 billion) last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"These two strands run parallel," Monika Benstetter, a spokeswoman for the EMA, said in a telephone interview. The EMA didn't say today when it expects the legal review to finish.
Roche and the agency revised the number of unprovided reports down to about 23,000 from the original 80,000 estimate while taking corrective action, spokesman Daniel Grotzky said.
When the legal assessment started last year, the agency said it's required to make a legal recommendation to the European Commission by April 2014.
Roche has taken steps with the EMA's approval "concerning the collection, processing, evaluation and reporting of adverse event data," the Basel-based company said in an e-mailed statement today.


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zam, did you see the post he was responding to? a frankly bizarre critique of his body type (which by the way, given he has broad shoulders and a slender frame seems very well suited to leathers and indeed most things).
leaving that aside, i'd like to second the call for you to post more. i hadn't really been aware of your leathers but the models i've seen here recently look incredible. would be amazing to hear more about your working methods.
I am not in agreement with the critique of anyone's body type. I am a designer with scarred face, crooked teeth and a beer belly. however I really dont give a damn and could care less. I am more interested in peoples character and personalities that how the actually look. even though for me aesthetic does matter.
I think @einstine causes these kind of things on himself by the irresponsible comments he often makes. I personally dont see anything wrong with his body as he seems perfectly fine to me...........short arms aside I think he has a nice slim frame which would wear most clothing really well. I think all of this came from his irresponsible critique of how much he thought so and so designers work was superior to mine ( which he may be right) without having any knowledge of what my work/ brand is about before making comparisons.........yet in a few hours after saying that he posted the fit that was shown with this ridiculous tee and white jean that didn't fit well. Effectively he undermined his credibility because the WAYWT fit was a complete opposite of the designer clothing connoisseur he was projecting himself to be. I made a peace offering to him after his comments about the leather jacket (of which in all fairness to him i may have misunderstood). he seemed to have accepted my extension of peace but his next post was to call me a person full of hate.......
Now he is calling @gettoasty lonely enraged and ignorant. sometimes taking the high road or ignoring a comment does a lot to diffuse a situation than trying to respond to every perceived slight. it does nothing for building relations nor does it enhance ones spirit
I will definitely try to post more, my work seems to be appreciated by a lot of people here. To all of them I want to say a kind thank you..............I cannot guarantee how much I will contribute but will chime in whenever and wherever I can as i do have a lot i can share and really enjoy healthy conversations about things i am passionate about. I am always overworked and stressed with so much to do and often while I like the forums immersing one's self in them can be counterproductive to getting actual work done but I will try to discipline myself so i dont feel like I am losing out...........


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