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HOF: What Are You Wearing Right Now - Part III - Page 2452post #36766 of 787179/30/12 at 2:40pmpost #36767 of 787179/30/12 at 5:01pmThe sleeve is a bit short?post #36768 of 787179/30/12 at 5:14pm
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This is a great reference for a shirt and tie sans jacket combo. You have to have a certain kind of attitude to carry the lookpost #36772 of 787179/30/12 at 10:46pm
Thanks for replies + thumbs up, here is another pic of the last combo I posted + the knit sweater in the second pic + 1 of my awesome dogs.
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The details that someone asked about:
Jacket: Aquascutum (got one almost like it, except that one's a hard three).
sweater: Handknit wool/cashmere.
Tie: Altea.
PS: Hand made by friend.
Pants: Boglioli.
Shirt: Stenströms.post #36773 of 787179/30/12 at 11:56pm
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I disagree. Like anywhere, you just have to know where to go . . . .
As for recommendations, I lived there forever and had very little luck finding anything good down there clothes-wise. There was a little store (creatively called "European Fashions") in Aventura that carried some decent suits, but generally speaking it was the suck. The Ralph Lauren outlet at Sawgrass once had a slew of Purple Label suits for $500 each, but now it's an RL kids store. There are occasionally good things at the outlet stores (Last Call in the Dolphin Mall, por ejemplo). Puig makes nice bespoke guayaberas. Other than that . . . ???
I'd be interested to hear your recs, since I haven't lived down there in a while (though I'm there frequently, I don't get too much time to explore).post #36774 of 7871710/1/12 at 12:08am
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Today's attire is very retro in feel, now that I have it on. Oh, well, accidents do happen . . .
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Suit - BB
Shirt - BB MTM
Tie - Charvet
Cufflinks - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
PS - Robert Talbott
Watch & watch chain - Gift and family heirloom, respectively
Shoes - New & Lingwood
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I actually think Mr Claghorn's is better - doesn't look like he's trying so hard. And he's wearing socksQuote:Originally Posted by EFV
Thanks for replies + thumbs up, here is another pic of the last combo I posted + the knit sweater in the second pic + 1 of my awesome dogs.
The details that someone asked about:
Jacket: Aquascutum (got one almost like it, except that one's a hard three).
sweater: Handknit wool/cashmere.
Tie: Altea.
PS: Hand made by friend.
Pants: Boglioli.
Shirt: Stenströms.
Very, very appealing look, with or without the dog. Although that looks well-groomed too. I really do like that jacket. Quality speaks.
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Bloody hell! Now we're into the Premier League. Proper white tie, smoking jacket...pretentious? Maybe. But absolutely correct, beautifully made by the look of it, and a total trump card in the style stakes. My heartfelt respect to you, Sir! Now, must see the tailor about that smoking jacket...fabric's been sitting in my drawer for weeks; time to get on with it!Quote:
Stylish as always. What shoes?Quote:Originally Posted by upr_crust
Today's attire is very retro in feel, now that I have it on. Oh, well, accidents do happen . . .
Suit - BB
Shirt - BB MTM
Tie - Charvet
Cufflinks - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
PS - Robert Talbott
Watch & watch chain - Gift and family heirloom, respectively
Shoes - New & Lingwood
Not a fan of contrast collars personally. But anyway, retro maybe - I would say "classic". Another very dapper combo - great suit and like the PS too.post #36779 of 7871710/1/12 at 4:46am
I have this suit, MTM from some awful cheap Chinese operation. I've had it for ages, been adjusted at least two or three times and is still not right. But I can't bring myself to get rid of it, as perversely, the fabric was surprisingly pleasing. Apart from the lesson learned - only deal with a tailor you can physically assault if necessary - it still gives me a strange mix of pleasure on one hand, and frustration on the other. Anyway, good enough for the barbarians I'm dealing with today, and offset by my favourite tie and proper shoes.
P.S. I do not, of course, condone the physical assault of one's tailor, or anyone else. But a stern expression is sometimes called for.post #36780 of 7871710/1/12 at 5:17am
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"The jacket's fabric is great. I'd love to see a better picture of it."
Here's a close up picture of the fabric, a classic nailhead pattern in white/black.Quote:
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We can count for ed hours, any sort of learning expience that is given by
another person. If we go to a public garden and take a guided tour, we can
count that - but not if we tour the garden on our own. If we attend a
presentation such as the one you gave to the kids, we can count that.
An idea - are there other MGs out your way that are having the same problem?
If there are 4 or 5 of you, maybe each of you could research a topic and
present it to the rest. You could also extend an invitation to other MGs
distant from you. If you each gave an hour presentation - on a genus,
building and planting a trough, a slide presentation of new plants for 2005
(I could send you the CD), a demonstration on propagation techniques, you
could set the time for your convenience and have your hours easily.
Seriously, these should count; you would be learning something.
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From: "Melody " <email@example.com>
To: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Spring pictures
> Kitty: I don't ever have trouble meeting my volunteer hours. For these 2
> 30 minute presentations I've probably put in about 4 hours of prep.
> time, so altogether I'll report for 5 hours. I had to make a visual aid
> for the kids from scratch, which took some time, plus running around
> getting one of the nurseries to donate the seeds, printing stuff, etc.
> No...what I have far more difficulty in doing is getting the educational
> hours, though few as they are, are not a priority in our county so I'm
> not sure how they expect us to to get them...go out of county, I guess
> or attend the ISU perennial Saturday in the fall (which I can't always
> make and didn't last year...) It's a source of frustration for me that
> I'm not quite sure how to address. I feel like if this is an expectation
> on the part of our Iowa MG program, then each county extension office
> has an obligation to sponsor enough educational programs to enable us to
> fulfill the requirement. Johnson county definitely does not do this.
> Melody
> Hills, IA zone 5
> --- On Tue 05/03, Chapel Ridge Wal Mart National Hearing Center <
firstname.lastname@example.com > wrote:
> From: Chapel Ridge Wal Mart National Hearing Center [mailto:
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 10:35:11 -0600
> Subject: Re: [CHAT] Spring pictures
> Melody,
I bet your MG status is being kept up regardless of hours
> reported because
they realize your value. I also have the feeling you
> may be
under-reporting. A 30 min presentation includes the time it
> takes to design
the presentation, prep work, travel, cleanup, etc.
> Altogether (research,
creating slideshow, writing and printing
> booklet, practicing, etc.) I
probably put 30 hours into my 65 min
> presentation on summer bulbs. I'd be
too embarassed to report that it
> took me that long, but I'll turn in perhaps
10 hours. Don't be too
> humble with your hours report. It doesn't just
benefit you. When you
> report that you put in 50 hours in a year, that
report may help your
> CES get a better budget. I'm not saying one should
exaggerate, but
> don't under-report.

KItty

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> <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 4:32 AM
Subject:
> Re: [CHAT] Spring pictures

> It has been misery here...can't
> believe how cold it is. Supposed to be
> low of 29 degrees here
> tonight and when I was out for my break at 2
> a.m., I'm sure it was
> close to that. Brrr...had my team's first softball
> practice Monday
> night. Poor little girls (grades 3 & 4)...I had to keep
> them moving
> all during practice to keep them warm enough. Next practice
> is
> Wed...hope it warms up by then...took me the rest of the night on
>
> Monday just to get warm again. Got loads of plants that are sitting
> on
> my covered front porch waiting to go into the ground...just too
> darned
> cold here. So far, most of the blooming things in my yard
> have been
> fine, but tonight I'm sure I'll lose the blooms on the
> bleeding hearts
> and all my miniature white iris, as well as
> whatever aquilegia's are
> flowering already. I'm sure I'll be
> checking damage when I get home in
> the a.m. Well, I guess the MG's
> here didn't catch on that I didn't get
> my educational hours all
> completed last year because
> I am still on their
> active member list. Got a call this past week
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Unemployment Insurance in an Economy with a Hidden Labor Market
This paper considers the problem of optimal unemployment insurance in a moral hazard framework. Unlike existing literature, unemployed workers can secretly participate in a hidden labor market; as a consequence, an endogenous lower bound for promised utility preventing "immiserization" arises. Moreover, the presence of a hidden labor market makes possible an extra deviation and therefore hardens the provision of incentives. Under linear cost of effort, we show that the optimal contract prescribes no participation in the hidden labor market and a decreasing sequence of unemployment payments until the lower bound for promised utility is reached. At that moment, participation jumps and unemployment payments drop down to zero. For the case of non-linear effort cost we calibrate the model to Spain. As in the linear cost of effort, this exercise reproduces no participation and decreasing payments during the initial phase of unemployment. After around three years of unemployment, the contract prescribes a jump in participation and an abrupt decline in unemployment payments. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first paper justifying an abrupt drop in unemployment payments. In addition, the quantitative analysis suggests that in an environment in which agents differ in separation rate, the hidden labor market reinforces the benefits from a type-dependent unemployment system.
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- Wang, Cheng & Williamson, Stephen, 1996.
"Unemployment insurance with moral hazard in a dynamic economy,"
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Elsevier, vol. 44(1), pages 1-41, June.
- Wang, C. & Williamson, S., 1995. "Unemployment Insurance with Moral Hazard in a Dynamic Economy," GSIA Working Papers 1995-13, Carnegie Mellon University, Tepper School of Business.
- Williamson, S. & Wang, C., 1995. "Unemployment Insurance with Moral Hazard in a Dynamic Economy," Working Papers 95-09, University of Iowa, Department of Economics.
- Wang, Cheng & Williamson, Steve, 1996. "Unemployment Insurance with Moral Hazard in a Dynamic Economy," Staff General Research Papers Archive 5088, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
- Stephen Williamson & Cheng Wang, 1995. "Unemployment Insurance with Moral Hazard in a Dynamic Economy," Macroeconomics 9506002, EconWPA.
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"The Optimal Payment of Unemployment Insurance Benefits over Time,"
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- Pavoni, Nicola, 2007. "On optimal unemployment compensation," Journal of Monetary Economics, Elsevier, vol. 54(6), pages 1612-1630, September.
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"The Role of Unemployment Insurance in an Economy with Liquidity Constraints and Moral Hazard,"
Journal of Political Economy,
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- Gary D. Hansen & Ayse Imrohoroglu, 1990. "The Role of Unemployment Insurance in an Economy with Liquidity Constraints and Moral Hazard," UCLA Economics Working Papers 583, UCLA Department of Economics.
- Cheng Wang, 1995. "Dynamic Insurance with Private Information and Balanced Budgets," Review of Economic Studies, Oxford University Press, vol. 62(4), pages 577-595.
- Thomas, Jonathan & Worrall, Tim, 1990. "Income fluctuation and asymmetric information: An example of a repeated principal-agent problem," Journal of Economic Theory, Elsevier, vol. 51(2), pages 367-390, August.
- Stephen E. Spear & Sanjay Srivastava, 1987. "On Repeated Moral Hazard with Discounting," Review of Economic Studies, Oxford University Press, vol. 54(4), pages 599-617.
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"Dynamic Insurance with Private Information and Balanced Budgets,"
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This is the delicious hand dyed roving I've been practicing with ...
This is what resulted from my first try at plying. It's 2 ply. No weight, as of yet...
My how-to love a family unconditionally, keep up your dreads, read with your eyes closed, and knit without obligation
Monday, July 12, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
busy morning...
Molly-Fae is keeping herself busy with a Cranium game, while I'm doing some spinning. Viva la Tour De Fleece!
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
there's a Bee in my house!
The Spinolution Travel Bee Wheel is awesome! Thanks for letting me use it, Miss Carol (aka The Enabler)!
Monday, July 5, 2010
yarn - the olde way
Hand spinning "starter kit" from Maine Woods Yarn & Fiber
You may or may not know that the Tour De France is happening right now. To coincide with the bicycle event, Ravelers are participating in the Tour De Fleece. Unlike the event that takes place on a bike, the fiber TDF is more of a personal challenge than a competition against others.
During the Tour De Fleece, each participant sets a goal to spin fiber into yarn, either by spinning wheel or hand spindle. It's only day 2 and already I'm blown away by just seeing what's been in done in such a short time! It's inspiring to a newb like me!
Day 1, my roving turned out to be about worsted weight. Not bad but, the movements involved felt really awkward. Day 2, things turned out much skinnier! (and I love my skinny yarns!) Still awkward getting the roving situated, spinning the top whorl without getting the roving wrapped around the spindle...ugh. I am happy with my little progress so far though :) Tonight a beloved buddy of mine is lending me her Bee Travel Spinning Wheel.... I'm stoked to get on a wheel and try out my skills that way!
Day 1
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Tropical Punch by mail
More luvin' arrived by mail today! Yet another yummy something I attained as part of the swappery swapping I've been doing in the Rav group ChitteryChattery Swappery Swappers!
It's Cascade 220 Superwash Paints in a delicious Tropical Punch #9859. The entire 220 yards is alllll miiiiinnnee! mwahahahahaha!
Friday, July 2, 2010
gimme, gimme, some {knit} luvin
I looove Freecycle! Why? Knitters and crocheters frequently destash, and give their stuff away!
Recently I've been blessed by a self proclaimed hoarder, who can't remember shit (also self proclaimed) and "has neither the time or patience" to sit down and work on projects she promised as long ago and a decade.
In the last few days, I've picked up a major stash of books from her...
Not pictured is a file folder stuffed with patterns she cut out of knit and crochet mags dating back to 1991. Also missing from this blog post are pics of 3 books straight outta 1982. I can't tell you what the patterns are because I've been so distracted by the hair styles. Yikes!
Now in my possession, is a hank of Knit Fit Knitting superwash sock in a fab colorway called Kerosene Pickles! I received it as part of a swap deal I took part in thru the Ravelry group, ChitteryChattery Swappery Swappers. Join, and become addicted! It's a great way to destash, and add something new to your collection.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
I heart zombies! (and now my yarn does too!)
So, recently I frogged my blue heather Tea Leaves. Yesterday I cast on, once again, using Lorna's Laces worsted yumminess in a colorway worthy of badassness - Zombie BBQ!
I'm a bit farther now than shown in this photo - I may be as far as when I frogged the original. (yay! progress!) I plan on using the Zombie BBQ for the yoke, then continuing the main body with a luscious "plum" from Ella Rae Classic Wool.
I'm a bit farther now than shown in this photo - I may be as far as when I frogged the original. (yay! progress!) I plan on using the Zombie BBQ for the yoke, then continuing the main body with a luscious "plum" from Ella Rae Classic Wool.
felted bag featured in Ella Rae book 11 using "plum"
photo borrowed from Little Knits
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
I really have to finish up my sideways knit dread slouch. That is all.
Saturday, June 26, 2010
{love in a box}
198 Yards of HeavenI love it when my mail carrier rings my doorbell! He has yet to disappoint me :) Today he handed me a box postmarked from Germany, and it was filled with goodies!
My favorite group of knittin' folks online can be found at the "Got Friends" group on Ravelry. This spring we had a secret friend swap where we were given a fellow yarnie to gift some goodness to. Long story short, the person chosen to send something to me flaked so, ninjas were dispatched to come to my rescue. My ninja happens to be located in Germany so I wound up getting a box of things I wouldn't normally see around the states!
The goods -
.a finished 198 Yards of Heaven shawl in Knit Picks Imagination Hand Painted Yarn
.anti-slip stickies in the shape of paw prints for the bottom of socks! LOL
.Riesen Karamell candies
.a chocolate bar I had to toss in the freezer immediately! It's hot here :)
.two socks worth skein of Pro Lana Sockenwolle self striping yarn in blues/white/black
.2 skeins Zettl Treviso Sockenwolle in a gorgeous deep blue
.one yummy smelling hand made soap
.a small incense tray and sticks.
.lots of lurve :)
...it should be noted that my ninja was so badass, she originally sent me a Zippo but, customs caught it and sent the package back to her :( So, yes, that makes me hate terrorists even more.
Anyway, my very big thanks goes to my fellow knitter across the globe. You rock! xoxo
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
progress goes both ways
My Crow Prints is coming along beautifully, and I should be wearing it this time next week. About 10 rows of the final pattern repeat, and the border rows to go, till squishy cast off :)
In the other direction, I think I am a ready to frog my Tea Leaves in favor of using different (aka better) yarn. As much as I love the color of the Wool-ease "blue heather", the 80/20 acrylic/wool blend does not come close to the yumminess I need in this WIP. This conclusion was reached after dropping 3 stitches in a row, after pulling out a few rows to correct an error I had made. When I had tried to *unsuccessfully* pick them up for almost a half hour, I set it down thinking a friend could help me. Help she did! And she never touches acrylic (or "ickrylic", as she calls is LOL) So... my knitting nurse ripped back a few more rows, picked up the dropped stitches, and knitted back to where I had been before the ripping. Quite a feat for a self proclaimed Yarn Snob :) In the process of all this I've decided my first cardigan should spoil me, even before I can wear it... and the wool-ease will be turned into my beautiful goddaughter's first child's baby blanket (with some Spud and Chloe mixed in!)
Thursday, June 17, 2010
Yes, I wash my dreads - often, even.
Yes, Gossimer watches over me.
They're not for everybody but, I effin love my dreads!
...just sayin'
Yes, Gossimer watches over me.
They're not for everybody but, I effin love my dreads!
...just sayin'
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
How is a Crow Print like a Storm Cloud?
About time last year, I was working on my first shawl ever. Being a newish knitter, The Storm Cloud Shawlette was just the right "non-intimidating" shawl I needed to bolster my knit confidence. A bunch of knit stitches and yarn overs, it grows quickly.
It had the size I wanted but, the ruffled edge didn't come out like I had hoped. Not "ruffly" enough. Maybe it had to do with the fact that the bind off I did wasn't squishy enough? Eh, no biggie, I wore it anyway, until I undid the bind off a few weeks later and tried it again. That was an even bigger fiasco, and it was set aside till 2 nights ago.
my "Peppermint Shawlette" circa 7/09Two nights ago, my Storm Cloud aka Peppermint Shawlette, went from that to a cake of yarn once more.
Like I said in my last post (I think it was) I'm working on the Tea Leaves cardigan - it has a crazy amount of stockinette - and that's to be expected with a cardigan, of course. But I can't take anymore right now! I love shawls but so many of the have a huge triangle of knit one row/purl the next, and the thought of having an alternate WIP with the same stockinette stitching going on, makes my head hurt.
I must have looked at 300 shawl patterns before I settled on Crow Prints. Pattern stitches on the *right side*, purl on the other, and only a total of fifteen stitches of knit on the cast on edge. Score!
Affectionately named "Badb is such a girly-girl" ...
for it's pink girlishness coupled with it's carrion crownessThe crow is by far my favorite bird, and pink, well, let's just say we know each other well. Last night I burned thru the first of three 26 row pattern repeats. I'm a pretty good chart reader, and prefer them most of the time. This one did throw me for a little bit of a loop when I started my second round of pattern repeat tonight but, I think I am figuring it out ok. At least I seem to have the right amout of stitches to work with so, I must be doing something right!
Brooke Campbell's Crow Prints Shawl at her Silverrose Knitting blog is a free pattern! (and it's gorgeous!!!)The yarn I'm using is Fannie's Fingering Weight in "watermelon" from Connecticut Yarn Company. It's a delicious, soft and squishy yarn. And I should add that CT Yarn Co has wonderful customer service, too!
Now, go knit something! xoxo
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Mikhail Loenko wrote: > 2006/7/5, George Harley <email@example.com>: >> Hi, >> >> Just seen Tim's note on test support classes and it really caught my >> attention as I have been mulling over this issue for a little while now. >> I think that it is a good time for us to return to the topic of class >> library test layouts. >> >> The current proposal [1] sets out to segment our different types of test >> by placing them in different file locations. After looking at the recent >> changes to the LUNI module tests (where the layout guidelines were >> applied) I have a real concern that there are serious problems with this >> approach. We have started down a track of just continually growing the >> number of test source folders as new categories of test are identified >> and IMHO that is going to bring complexity and maintenance issues with >> these tests. >> >> Consider the dimensions of tests that we have ... >> >> API >> Harmony-specific >> Platform-specific >> Run on classpath >> Run on bootclasspath >> Behaves different between Harmony and RI > > BTW, these are Harmony-specific... > > > I see your point. And I think we need this directory-level split to > make it possible > to run variuous kinds of tests with different frameworks. We were already > discussing that JUnit extensions are not very good for performance testing. > In the future we might find out that some new test contribution is > inconsistent with the framework we have chosen. > > So I'm for directory-level separation of the tests. (Probably some > categories > should have their own build) Considering just the JUnit tests that we have at the moment... Do I understand you correctly that you agree with the idea of creating 'suites of tests' using metadata (such as TestNG's annotations or whatever) and not by using the file system layout currently being proposed? I know that you are also thinking about integration tests, stress tests, performance tests, etc. as well but just leaving those aside at the moment. Regards, Tim > Thanks > Mikhail > > >> Stress >> ...and so on... >> >> >> If you weigh up all of the different possible permutations and then >> consider that the above list is highly likely to be extended as things >> progress it is obvious that we are eventually heading for large amounts >> of related test code scattered or possibly duplicated across numerous >> "hard wired" source directories. How maintainable is that going to be ? >> >> If we want to run different tests in different configurations then IMHO >> we need to be thinking a whole lot smarter. We need to be thinking about >> keeping tests for specific areas of functionality together (thus easing >> maintenance); we need something quick and simple to re-configure if >> necessary (pushing whole directories of files around the place does not >> seem a particularly lightweight approach); and something that is not >> going to potentially mess up contributed patches when the file they >> patch is found to have been recently pushed from source folder A to B. >> >> To connect into another recent thread, there have been some posts lately >> about handling some test methods that fail on Harmony and have meant >> that entire test case classes have been excluded from our test runs. I >> have also been noticing some API test methods that pass fine on Harmony >> but fail when run against the RI. 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Using a combination of annotations >> and XML to capture the kinds of sophisticated test configurations that >> people need, and that allows us to specify down to the individual >> method, has got to be more scalable and flexible than where we are >> headed now. >> >> Thanks for reading this far. >> >> Best regards, >> George >> >> >> [1] >> http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/subcomponents/classlibrary/testing.html >> >> [2] http://testng.org >> [3] >> http://firstname.lastname@example.com%3e >> >> >> >> --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html >> To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com >> For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > -- Tim Ellison (email@example.com) IBM Java technology centre, UK. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Terms of use : http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/mailing.html To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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He has been vegan since he's lived with us, barring a brief period when we fed him on borrowed food until his vegan chow arrived. He is, as of this writing, a perfectly healthy adult.
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2. Slice the mushrooms, including the stalks, thinly and mix with the celery.
3. Mix the paprika and curry powder with the olive oil.
4. Add the lemon juice and seasoning, then the prawns and chopped parsley.
5. Combine well with the celery and mushroom slices and transfer to a serving dish.
6. Chill before serving and garnish with wedges of lemon.
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Calories 93 Calories from Fat 41
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Total Fat 5 g7.2%
Saturated Fat 0.75 g3.7%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 69.7 mg23.2%
Sodium 184.8 mg7.7%
Total Carbohydrates 7 g2.2%
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#2115 Dec 7, 2012
New Hammertime's right..hasn't anybody studied ancient history enough to know,Africa was a cradle of all civilization in the B.C. era?Google it if you have to!
#2116 Dec 7, 2012
No ones saying Africa wasn't the cradle of man. But, all the smart ones evolved and got out. It's too bad that the Dutch brought the first ones here for sale cheap. Now we can't get rid of them.
#2117 Dec 8, 2012
Bet the American Indians thought about the same for the white man.
#2118 Dec 8, 2012
It must be your momma.
#2119 Dec 8, 2012
If the Indians had gotten rid of "Gaydog" they would have really been lucky.
#2120 Dec 8, 2012
Ok, I will agree with you on the Acient History, However, allow us to study some more current and receient history. Africa has, for many years, been the cradle of AIDS, it has the largest precentage of starving children on earth and must beg for food every year to keep their population fed. For a continent that IS the cradle of civilization it is unbeliable that it can lag so far behind in any and all advancements as far as being a part of the modern world.
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#2122 Dec 8, 2012
You are correct on that one, but they didn't throw us out in time. Had they united to get rid of the white man, they would have done it. But NOOOOOO, they fought each other tribes and that was their down fall.
#2123 Dec 9, 2012
So what will be the down fall of the "white man"?
#2124 Dec 9, 2012
If a veteran comes back with an injury that prevents them making as much money as able bodied citizens, they definitely deserve a tax break.
This isn't about able bodied people being discharged. It is about troops coming back with missing limbs, eyes, brain damage, or mental health issues, who will never be whole again.
Give them a break. They went to war so we don't have to .
#2125 Dec 9, 2012
Not all veterans are retired, some are 100% disabled from injurys sustained in combat tours. Not all get medically retired so think before you speak. CPL kiser active duty Marine Corp since 2005 kiss my veteran ass.
#2126 Dec 9, 2012
To Cpl Kiser USMC, thank you for your service, and keep up the good work.
#2127 Dec 9, 2012
Way to go Cpl. Kiser. I agree with you. A Combat Veteran can never again be a normal citizen even though he /she may lead a normal lfe.
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#2129 Dec 10, 2012
Say what you want and don't refer me to something else.
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#2140 Dec 16, 2012
Maybe stay home cowards like yourself should experience what it would be like if we didn't defend your right to show a lack of respect for what we have provide you. I believe you should visit Yemen or Iran. It may teach your sniveling liberal right tail that many of us have bleed, died, lost limbs, and live with a constant memory of what your freedom cost. Real Americans find respect for the fact that we keep the battle for freedom off our shore.
Perhaps you should explore the civilian cost of war. The cost of freedom. Visit a Veteran. Look them in the eye when you disrespect them. it will be an experience rats like you can't seem to locate the courage for. I believe your mama is calling.
#2141 Dec 16, 2012
You should have seen Yemen in 1968. There wasn't even a hotel in the country. Crooked swords, flint locks and British Enfields were everywhere when I was there. They liked chewing on beetle nuts and were sold at all the street markets. All dirt streets. Rocky territory away from the city. They were a 100 yrs behind the rest of the world.
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#2142 Dec 16, 2012
Petsound, you're an unAmerican fool.
This country deserves better than you.
#2143 Dec 16, 2012
Veterans never asked for anything but to survive and go home to their loved ones. It is what was asked of us and the abuse by the government that makes compensation valid now. Men during the atomic era got radiation poisoning. VD was inflicted on blacks to see what would happen. Chemical tests and LSD were used on people. Do they deserve compensation? When we give big bucks to welfare pukes who sit on their azzes and make babies? You people should be ashamed.
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Boil potatoes, either in jackets or peeled, until just tender. Remove skins; cube or slice potatoes. Combine butter, flour, salt, pepper. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Cook while stirring until thickened. Add finely cut cheese and stir until cheese is melted. Add potatoes and additional salt, if needed. Pour into buttered baking pans. Sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake 15 to 20 minutes, or until cheese is lightly browned.
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Calories 1375 Calories from Fat 400
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Total Fat 45 g69.9%
Saturated Fat 27.7 g138.6%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 136.9 mg45.6%
Sodium 2105.2 mg87.7%
Total Carbohydrates 196 g65.3%
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