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Again for today we have good news to report. There were no dolphin herded into the cove. It appears that the dolphin hunters stayed home this day.
A week ago at this time it was a different story. We arrived in Taiji last Sunday to find some 80 dolphins thrashing about in the small cove. They were held captive by the nets and the heartlessness of the hunters and trainers.
This morning we went to observe the holding pens in Taiji Harbor. We came in time to see the captive dolphins being fed dead fish. Each time dead fish were thrown into a pen, the water erupted. I wondered if the trainers are withholding food as a way to break the wild dolphins' spirits and begin their subjugation so that clueless visitors to dolphin shows and swim with dolphin programs can pretend that they are interacting with a magnificent wild creature.
Today was Sunday in a three day holiday weekend. The weather was sunny and warm. Several families had their children at the cove enjoying the water and the beautiful surroundings. We encountered two separate Japanese couples that were on holiday from other areas in the country. From news reports, both couples had heard of the movie, "The Cove," but had no idea they were visiting the very place. One couple was particularly animated in showing us their disgust over the slaughter and expressed their gratitude that Sea Shepherd is on the scene.
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- 2 tablespoons butter, room temperature
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- 1 small garlic clove, minced
- Coarse salt and ground pepper
- 8 ounces red new potatoes, scrubbed and thinly sliced
- 1 pound skinless cod fillet, cut into four equal pieces
- 8 ounces frozen uncooked medium shrimp (peeled and deveined), thawed
- 2 ears corn, quartered
- 1 lemon, thinly sliced
- 2 hard rolls, halved
Heat grill to medium. In a small bowl, combine butter, dill, and garlic; season with salt and pepper. Set aside.
Fold four 14-inch squares of heavy-duty aluminum foil in half, forming 4 rectangles. Assemble packets: On one half of each of four folded pieces of heavy-duty foil, dividing ingredients evenly, arrange potatoes in a single layer; top with cod, then shrimp. Place 2 pieces of corn on the side. Season with salt and pepper. Add a dollop of the butter mixture and two lemon slices. Fold foil over ingredients, and crimp edges tightly to seal.
Place packets on grill, with potato layer on the bottom. Cook, rotating (but not flipping) packets occasionally, until fish is just cooked through and potatoes are tender, 12 to 14 minutes.
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High MathGroup,
I tried to evaluate with Mathematica 3.0.1 the following cell:
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the same cell Limit[Arg[-1+I/n],n->Infinity] correctly returns Pi, not
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saying it was not able to calculate this limit without the package.
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"The kids got the message at halftime. They played much better in the second half. Now, we got to find a way to come out of the gates playing like that."
Northwestern State (4-6) started the game strong, building a quick 13-4 advantage. The Lady Demons maintained a healthy advantage for most of the half. A layup by Jasmine Upchurch ran the Lady Demons' lead to 24-14.
"In the first half, we didn't come out with a lot of focus," MSU sophomore center Martha Alwal said. "We have to a do a better job of playing with more energy. At halftime, we got the message and I thought we really responded. We have to find a way to do that for an entire half."
The Bulldogs did end the first half with a 9-2 run. A pair of free throws by Katia May ran out the half as MSU trailed 31-29 at the intermission.
In the second half, MSU picked up its energy on both ends of the floor. Northwestern State only scored 18 points, including six field goals, over the final 20 minutes.
"Jessy Ward and JJ (Jerica James) really gave us a spark in the second half," Schaefer said. "On the first possession she was in there, we ran a set play for Jessy and she hit the 3-point shot. That really gave us a spark. We were much better on the defensive end in the second half.
"Jessy and JJ were a big reason for that run."
The Bulldogs pieced together a 15-0 run to erase a 33-32 deficit. Ward's trey pushed the lead to 37-33. James scored two baskets and Carnecia Williams added two free throws to push the advantage to 47-33.
Ward saw her most extensive playing time of the season, collecting those three points with an assist, steal and rebound in 12 minutes of play. James had eight points, including a 3-of-3 night from the field, also in 12 minutes.
MSU (7-5) put the clamps down defensively, forcing 13 second-half turnovers to run the advantage to 20 at 59-39 with 4:51 left in regulation.
For the contest, the Bulldogs hit 24 of 60 shots from the field (40.0 percent), 4 of 9 shots from the 3-point range (44.4 percent) and 13 of 22 shots from the foul line (59.1 percent). The Lady Demons hit 15 of 54 shots from the field (27.8 percent), 3 of 10 shots from 3-point range (30.0 percent) and 16 of 22 shots from the foul line (72.7 percent).
MSU held a 43-42 rebounding advantage. The Bulldogs had 14 assists and 12 turnovers, while the Lady Demons had six assists and 20 turnovers.
Alwal posted her fifth double-double of the season with 10 points, 13 rebounds for MSU. Carnecia Williams led the way with 16 points. May added a season-high 11 points while dishing out six assists.
"I really don't have a reason for why we have not started games better this year," Williams said. "So far, we really have been a second-half team this year. We are working hard to get better at that."
Jasmine Bradley led the Lady Demons with 15 points and 11 rebounds.
MSU faces a quick turnaround as it concludes a season-long five-game homestand against Troy at 7 p.m. Saturday.


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AMES, Iowa — An adult's diet is influenced by an array of factors such as environment, income or preference. However, a child's diet is largely influenced by his or her parent or guardian. Research shows that adolescents are more likely to eat fruits and vegetables if their parents eat fruits and vegetables. But research also shows that adolescents are more likely to eat fast food and drink soda if their parents are eating and drinking the stuff.
"It is important for parents and guardians to model healthy behaviors. In doing so, you are showing young people how important it is to live a healthy lifestyle," said Sarah Francis, an Iowa State University assistant professor and ISU Extension and Outreach nutrition specialist.
Currently only one in five youth eats the recommended daily servings of fruits and vegetables, Francis said. However, almost one third drink at least one non-diet soft drink each day.
"These unhealthy dietary practices can lead to weight gain, resulting in a child or teen becoming overweight or obese," Francis said. She noted that in Iowa, almost one in three children — about 31 percent — is either overweight or obese. Overweight and obesity increase the likelihood of a youth developing high blood pressure, high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, breathing problems, or heartburn, as well as lower self-esteem.
Francis offers the following tips on how to be a healthy role model. For more helpful tips and information, visit www.choosemyplate.gov.
Show by example. Follow MyPlate recommendations when planning a meal. Include fruits, vegetables, lean protein, whole grain and dairy. "When choosing snacks, select from these food groups more frequently than you choose foods that are high in added sugars and fats," Francis said.
Get creative in the kitchen. Involving children in meal preparation can be fun and a positive experience for child and parent. "You both can enjoy using cookie cutters to cut sandwiches into fun shapes. Make homemade trail mixes for afterschool snacks using whole grain cereals, dried fruit and nuts. When you try a new recipe together, name it for your child, such as 'Sue's spectacular sweet potato fries,'" Francis said.
Focus on each other at the table. Families that share mealtime together often consume more nutrient-rich meals, communicate better and report a stronger family bond, Francis said.
The Live Healthy Iowa 100-Day Challenge ends May 1. This team-based weight loss and physical activity program helps Iowans make positive changes that lead to a healthier lifestyle. For more information, visit www.LiveHealthyIowa.org. Live Healthy Iowa is a partnership of the Iowa Department of Public Health, Iowa Sports Foundation and Iowa State University Extension and Outreach.
For more information on nutrition and health or to receive a weekly e-mail from ISU Extension and Outreach including a food, recipe and activity of the week, visit www.extension.iastate.edu/healthnutrition.


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Kota Kinabalu, 27 October 2013: Malaysia Airlines has re-introduced direct flights to Narita International Airport, Tokyo from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah. This much awaited service was strongly rooted for by Malaysians and Japanese alike. This service will re-open Kota Kinabalu as the Malaysian national carrier's eastern hub.
Beginning 28 October 2013, MH080 will depart Kota Kinabalu at 7.25am on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays and arrive at Tokyo at 2.00pm on the same days.
Meanwhile, the return flight, MH081 will depart Tokyo at 2.55pm on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays and arrive Kota Kinabalu at 8.05pm on the same days.
A two-class configured Boeing 737-800 aircraft with 144 economy class seats and 16 business class seats is being used for this Tokyo - Kota Kinabalu return service.
Malaysia Airlines' Group Chief Executive Officer Ahmad Jauhari Yahya said, "Malaysia Airlines had previously suspended various routes flying out of Kota Kinabalu to the Far-East. The suspension was part of our network consolidation involving single-aisle aircraft operations. As promised, we reviewed the decision and with market demand, have decided to reinstate this route. We are confident that this route will serve us well and at the same time be a valuable addition for our customers", he added.
"This new service supports the Visit Malaysia Year 2014 campaign. This route is another gateways for tourists to explore the beauty and wilderness of Sabah and Malaysia in the whole. Sabah is a must visit destination", he added further.
Malaysia Airlines was recently voted as 'Asia's Leading Airline' at the World Travel Awards 2013 (WTA), beating 11 other big name full service carriers. The airline had earlier also won the Skytrax World Airline Awards as a 5-star airline and for the Best Signature Airline Dish, in addition to the people's choice awards for Malaysia, the Putra Brand Awards (Silver).
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During much of Mr. Schmidt's time atop the Google throne; he also
served on Apple's board of directors
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with late Apple CEO Steven P. Jobs. That relationship fast deteriorated when Google decided to launch Android, a Linux based smartphone platform that would eventually come to heavily outsell Apple in the smartphone market in unit sales. Mr. Jobs
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[Google's relationship with Apple has] always been on and off. Obviously, we would have preferred them to
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. They threw YouTube off the home screen [of iPhones and iPads]. I'm not quite sure why they did that.
[But] the adult way to run a business is to run it more like a country. They have disputes, yet they've actually been able to have huge trade with each other. They're not sending bombs at each other.
I think both Tim [Cook, Apple's CEO] and Larry [Page, Google's CEO], the sort of successors to Steve [Jobs] and me if you will, have an understanding of this state model. When they and their teams meet, they have just a long list of things to talk about.
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The Google executive admits that his company long lagged Apple in terms of financially compensating developers. He remarks, "Google Play [Google's app store] and the monetization just started working well in the last year, maybe the last six months. The volume is indisputable, and with the volume comes the opportunity and the luxury of time."
As for the perennial question of whether Google
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) -- the world's largest smartphone maker and foremost Android adopter -- to assure them that there would be no favoritism.
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Then mine has been frosted for the last several years. Only mine came naturally!Originally Posted by Red Leader
Chip - I'll still be down around noon. I gotta drop the kids off at the grandparents in West Chester.
I'm assuming we will park downtown and that everywhere we want to go is then within a walking/stumbling distance.
Is everyone else whom creek got tix for also out in the moondeck?
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After decades of designing retreats in Washington's Methow Valley, Ray and Mary Johnston, FAIA, decided it was time to do a place of their own. "We designed a cabin here 20 years ago for a client who invited us to use it often, and we did," laughs Ray Johnston, AIA. After finding the right site, the architects and their two kids camped on it for years—always moving the tent around to find the best spot. Waiting was worth it. The cabin rests on a rise nestled in rolling hills and faces vistas of the expansive valley, its eponymous river, and the Cascade mountains. "Having studied the site's microclimates means the house impacts solar conditions in a good way," Johnston adds, "so now we can have a vegetable garden."
Keeping that camping vibe was key in designing the 1,200-square-foot house. A full-length veranda adds 400 square feet of al fresco living, and a frost-free outdoor shower gets used year-round. The cabin's original footprint was intended to be even smaller, but a last-minute loft addition made way for more sleeping berths and a second bathroom. The extra space is a big draw for the couple's 20-something son and daughter, who often bring friends along. "We had 10 people here for New Year's, and everyone was comfortable," Johnston says
The loft also generates intimate spaces on both levels, providing a dropped ceiling over the couple's sleeping nook as a counterpoint to the vaulted living areas. Similarly purposeful contrasts abound in material choices. Bamboo plywood applied in an oversized running-bond pattern is a slick foil to industrial web joists supporting the roof. Outside, rough-hewn log columns hold up a deep overhang and add a rustic touch to metal mesh shades and steel-framed glazing. Even the veranda decking changes from smooth cedar planks to raw concrete as it steps down to meet the rocky terrain.
Having worked and played for years in the Methow, as locals call it, it's no wonder the Johnstons struck just the right balance between roughing it and relaxing in style.
project: Twisp Cabin, Twisp, Wash.
architect: Johnston Architects, Seattle
general contractor: Tim Anderson Construction, Winthrop, Wash.
project size: 1,200 square feet
site size: 11 acres
construction cost: $150 per square foot
photography: Will Austin Photography


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text: This is Canada. There are few gated communities. Even in our wealthiest neighbourhoods. Everybody knew Prince lived in the purple house on the Bridle Path and he was left alone. That area isn't gated either. They didn't publish his exact address, just the nearest intersection, although those motivated to do so wouldn't have a problem finding it at this point.


text: I was a preliminary-level skater as a kid and now as a middle-aged adult I'm stronger in my basic skating but will probably never land my lutz and axel again, much less ever master the beginning doubles I worked on as a teen and for a while in my late 30s. When I was in grad school, I had a flexible daytime schedule and access to one or two adult-oriented dance or general skating sessions at times, as well as regular freestyle sessions. Now I work full-time so daytime sessions are not convenient although I can take an extra hour for lunch once a week -- on relatively empty public sessions, "private lesson ice" when offered and when I can schedule a lesson, freestyle sessions when offered, or dance sessions that attract older adults and those with flexible schedules (but on which I can't practice freestyle skills, nor patch -- MITF or dance patterns and isolated skating skills only). Otherwise I tend to skate on regular evening and weekend freestyle sessions that are popular with all ages and skill levels, and sometimes early mornings. If there are no more than 5-10 skaters on the ice it really doesn't matter much what the others are doing or how old they are if most are around my skill level or below. If there are 20-30 skaters on the ice, if I'm practicing freestyle then it's best if everyone else is too. If I'm practicing moves, it's best if the other skaters recognize the patterns. If I'm feeling aggressive and wanting to put out my best skatin, the ideal situation would be no more than 15 other skaters of my level and above, including a few high-level competitors. You rise to the level of the session. If I'm feeling tentative, e.g., if I'm out of shape for health reasons or having been off the ice for a while, then I prefer a slower paced session to get my skating legs back under me.


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At first, the members were all busy with school and planning professional careers, with no thought of making music full time. None of them had ever been in a band before, but as they created a style all their own -- equal parts traditional and progressive bluegrass, with a bit of country and rock throw into the mix -- they began to realize they were more than just a bunch of friends jamming. By the time they graduated, fiddler Nicky Sanders had also joined the band's ranks, and the Steep Canyon Rangers were getting enough gigs to quit their day jobs and become full-time musicians.
Although they threw the occasional bluegrass cover into their sets, the main strength of the Rangers quickly became their songwriting. Sharp, Humphrey, and Guggino all contributed to the band's canon with original compositions that appealed to bluegrass, country, folk, blues, and jam band fans. Upon graduation, the Rangers hit the road, playing folk and rock clubs as well as traditional bluegrass venues. Their first album, Old Dreams and New Dreams, was released in 2001 of the band's own label. Mr. Taylor's New Home appeared in 2002 courtesy of the small indie label Bonfire, and the self-titled Steep Canyon Rangers marked the band's first release for Rebel in 2004. Its follow-up, One Dime at a Time, was recorded mostly live in the studio and won the IBMA's Emerging Artist Award in 2006, with the title tune going to number one on the Bluegrass Unlimited chart.
Although no stranger to the jam band crowd, the Steep Canyon Rangers further endeared themselves to that audience with a ragtime cover of the Grateful Dead's "Don't Ease Me In." The song appeared on Lovin' Pretty Women, which was nominated for IBMA's Album of the Year, and 2009's Deep in the Shade showed off their continuing love of gospel music. Meanwhile, the bandmates kept themselves busy collaborating with other artists. In 2008, they played with Flatt & Scruggs vocalist Curly Seckler, and in 2009 comedian/banjo player Steve Martin asked the Rangers to serve as his backing band on a tour in support of his own banjo album, The Crow: New Songs for the Five-String Banjo. Their 2009 gig at San Francisco's Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival introduced the group to a whole new audience of former hippies and boomers, and Martin remained on board for 2011's Rare Bird Alert, which featured guest appearances by Paul McCartney and the Dixie Chicks. Nobody Knows You, the group's debut album for Rounder Records, appeared in 2012. Tell the Ones I Love from 2013, also on Rounder Records, was produced by Larry Campbell and recorded mostly live at the late Levon Helm's studio in Woodstock, New York.
With their popularity growing, the Steep Canyon Rangers toured steadily, both on their own and accompanying Martin. In 2013, Martin collaborated with singer and songwriter Edie Brickell on an album called Love Has Come for You; when Martin and Brickell played a handful of concert dates in support, the Steep Canyon Rangers joined them, and one performance was released in both audio and video under the title Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers featuring Edie Brickell Live. In 2015, the Steep Canyon Rangers released their ninth album, Radio; produced by bluegrass legend Jerry Douglas, it was the Rangers' first set to feature their new sixth member, percussionist Mike Ashworth. ~ j. poet
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Track List: Radio
Track List: Tell The Ones I Love
Track List: Nobody Knows You
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By Matt Fortune
Arsenal are not a club in crisis, according to Steve McClaren.
With a place in the Champions League group stages at stake, the former England manager brings his FC Twente side to Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night looking to reverse the 2-0 defeat suffered in Arnhem a fortnight ago.
In between the two legs Arsenal have drawn criticism from large sections of the media for two below-par Premier League performances. But McClaren remains wary.
"I think one result and it's called a crisis in a top four club; that is what Arsenal are," said the former Middlesbrough boss. "They don't get beat very often so when they do the scrutiny is more on them.
"I have seen them play in pre-season and there has been some great football. With Arsenal I think, because the way they play and the type of football they play, they cannot be 100 per cent all the time. On their day they are capable of taking apart anyone.
"I always used to say 'don't judge over two games'. Arsenal have quality in their side, they have injured players to come back - Fabregas will make a big difference – so crisis at Arsenal? No!"
FC Twente start their domestic campaign with a trip to Roca JC on Saturday. McClaren believes facing one of Europe's elite is the perfect foundation for the upcoming Eredivisie.
"Young players Theo Janssen and Chioke Tiote, people like that, this is a fantastic experience for them, playing against Arsenal, in Emirates Stadium. For the future this will make them better players.
"I think all the players, after the first-leg, had a lot of belief that they could compete, play good football, create chances and they did, it was a very even game."Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Posted by James Staten on September 4, 2013
Adobe Systems is a pioneer and fast mover in the public cloud and in so doing is showing that there is nothing for infrastructure & operations professionals (IT Ops) to fear about this move. Instead, as they put it, the cloud gives their systems administrators (sysadmins) super powers ala RoboCop.
This insight was provided by Fergus Hammond, a senior manager in Adobe Cloud Services, in an analyst webinar conducted by Amazon Web Services (AWS) last month. Hammond (no relation to Forrester VP and principal analyst Jeffrey Hammond) said that Adobe was live on AWS in October 2011, just 8 months after its formal internal decision to use the public cloud platform for its Adobe Creative Cloud. Prior to this there were pockets of AWS experience across various product teams but no coordinated, formal effort as large or strategic as this.


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Han, get a rolled-up newspaper.... NOW!
ochopika wrote:OOOOHHhhh... so that's what it stands for. ;)
Wow, I can't believe I was only four words off
Re: An Argument Amongst Friends
Clever and subtle... Nice.
Re: Spies in paradise
Hahah yes I actually inspired by the aesthetics of this great series. Thanks for your support.
Re: The Next Door Neighbor
I do not understand the denial. Cool design of a great designer.
alysseumwarrior wrote:Ladies and gents, surge.
I miss it so.
Me too. Me too.
Re: Double Rainbow!
so not accurate. when there is a double rainbow, the outer one is an inverse rainbow. vibgyor instead of roygbiv
dwayri wrote:I like the design, but I agree. Not really a "Three's A Crowd" scenario since only one can sit on the chair.
The chair sitter is the odd one then.
misterpeach wrote:Love the Godzilla/Bowser on the screen
..why, thank you very much, mr. peach...
misterpeach wrote:Sometimes I feel this way about the derby, lol.
..it's experience that makes you wiser, not the success...stay the course, peachy one...
...Rainbow violation, lmao!
I'm quite fond of the vibrant cranberry colored t-shirts but not with this design. A lighter shirt color perhaps would've been better.
So he's protecting a bear?
Caddywompus wrote:This is not just cute, it's uber cute.
Thank you very much.
I just wish uber cute equaled uber votes on my design!
Is that? Haha it is! That's awesome
dwayri wrote:They tend to reject PG-13 shirts. I have seen similar stick figure shirt designs get rejected for farting.
And as someone pointed out with the Game of Chairs shirt, the theme of this shirt doesn't really exemplify "three's a crowd".
I'm guessing you haven't seen the movie.
Re: One in Every Group
Love it! Posted for all my ferret friends to vote. Thank you for not using kittens!
3 people and one chair = Three's a crowd for that single spot. The theme isn't "two is company".
Re: Don't Make Me Pull This Starship Over
Cute, but Woot won't print a shirt with any symbol resembling the Star Trek symbol for copyright reasons.
Re: Game of Chairs
Fantastic collab work guys! GMV :D
Re: You Light Up My Life
I love this concept. it's perfect and it's so apt. sadly, I don't see me wearing this shirt. Something about it just says it doesn't work for me in the context of a shirt.
I'd put it on my screensaver slideshow and/or forward it to friends in an email.
plainyoghurt wrote:Is "kid friendly" and "tasteful" part of the submission criteria?
Since Woot sells kid sizes, yes, 'kid friendly' is kind of a thing. Don't know that it's a reason for rejection, but it will cut into votes.
The movie must be one disgusting piece of crap, just judging by the trailer. I hope it'll get rejected. This doesn't belong here.
What a dirtbag move.
By far my favorite!
Re: Lovebirds
woodbury419 wrote:I love this shirt! haha
This is fantastic! I want one!
Re: frakkin' toasters
sigh. Go read the rules.
Re: My Precious
How is this related to the topic? Also, is it just my browser, or is this super low-res?
Re: The Great Mistake
How does this relate to the topic? I guess there are three things (or groups of things), but how does it say "Three's a Crowd?"
Where can I get one if it doesn't win??
I love your monsters!
very subtle. made me laugh out loud. nice
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Re: TheThird Bird
Awww....poor baby bird. It's not his fault. I wish the red bird was scowling at Mama bird, not the baby!! Still...gets my vote. LOVE the style.
hahaha great!:D
Re: Three Peas - The original
Hubby and I both love it!
Re: A Long Flight
I've been there!
odysseyroc wrote:3 people and one chair = Three's a crowd for that single spot. The theme isn't "two is company".
That is a fair point. Best of luck.
uranaishi wrote:This is a really cute shirt, but actually my main gripe is that Lewis & Clarke were actually a threesome - with Sacagawea, the pregnant Shoshone woman who interpreted for them, guided them during the expedition, and in fact saved their lives and their journals at different points during the expedition.
Sacagawea is just waiting for Steve to get eaten by a bear, then she'll rejoin them.
knotknown wrote:So he's protecting a bear?
Maybe we are the third, and he is protecting the bear from us?
curli76 wrote:It's sad that you see it like this. It's not a waste of time for people who want to practice their art and challenge themselves creatively to come up with a design that is both interesting and follows the guidelines.
And yes, the chances of printing are small for some, but many people work really hard and wind up getting printed eventually. If nothing else, they can get feedback on their work from shirt fans and artists alike.
You are completely missing the point. What is a waste of time is all dependent on the person spending the time. Thus if, as the previous person suggested, I am wasting my time then so is everyone else here. And to a much larger degree than I. People should be allowed to make up their own minds about how to spend their time and what they consider wasting it.
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Honestly I don't mind it but...I do miss the older simpler feel. All change requires a little bit of getting used to I guess.
Definitely curious about this buzz on the Cinamon desktop though...I might have to check that out.
Honestly I don't mind it but...I do miss the older simpler feel. All change requires a little bit of getting used to I guess.
Definitely curious about this buzz on the Cinamon desktop though...I might have to check that out.
I feel the same way I do about it that I do about Windows vs. Linux, my mountain bike vs. my road bike or my convertible vs. my sedan. They are all tools for jobs. If it doesn't work for me, I change. In the case of Unity, it's just too easy to install Gnome shell or download xubuntu or lubuntu. In my opinion, it isn't worth any hate; it is only worth a trial and then a decision to keep it or change it.
On various computers here, I have and use both Unity and Gnome.
"Oh, Ubuntu, you are my favorite Linux-based operating system" --Dr. Sheldon Cooper, Ph.D.
+1 chili555 like mentioned the tools required to get the job done.
Was Ubuntu back mid 2006 for about a year or a tad more. But back then couldn't find the tools for high end Image & Video editing. So was forced back to Windows and doing the Win7 thing and got curious again about Ubuntu.
Tried the 12.10 and just hated the whole Unity thing. For me it isn't my kind of tool simple as that. For other's a great tool to get the job done. And happy they are loving it for them.
No hate here just ubuntu took a direction that isn't for me. And moved on.
Started looking and fell in love with Mint 14 "Nadia" cinnamon. And was the right tool for me. And still can keep connected with the great Ubuntu people as we are the same family. And now with RawTherapee and darktable makes for some interesting testing for my photography works and maybe finally be adopted by a Linux family forever
Some of us still like twinkies!...Some of us prefer Ding-Dongs!
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I got a new laptop a while ago and installed Ubuntu 12.04 with Unity. It looks tidy enough, I like the dash... but it seems to be slowing down. When I first got the laptop and put Ubuntu on it, the thing flew,esp in comparison to my previous box. But now it's starting to hang when I start a new app, open a new window etc. I dunno if it's down to Ubuntu attracting cruft or what. But there it is.
I have had Unity on a laptop since it appeared. It was acceptable on the laptop from day one and has only improved since then.
I also loaded it on my desktop after it's initial release but I had so many problems with it I had to move to Mint. However from the 12.10 release it now works fine - Compiz and other things crash every now and again but that is not a problem. Some of the difficulties were probably due to the Nvidia drivers.
I can see a few tweaks that would be useful :
1. It would be useful if a keypress could show the names of all the applications currently in the Launcher. I know you can move the mouse over each icon to see the names individually, but if it's possible to numerate the icons it surely must be possible to show all the application names at the same time.
2. The Dash Scope icons do not not have an associated text description, therefore I have no idea what some of them do. There needs to be some way of labelling them and better still, providing help text. I also think it would be better to have these icons at the top of the Dash display rather than at the bottom so they are more prominent.
3. I use the classic menu indicator to access software, especially applications I don't use very often. It's more convenient to look in an ordered list than remembering an application name. It would be much better if this application were a fixed item in the Launcher, just below the Dash.
4. In fact I think there is a general requirement for a "list browsing", "menu & sub-menu" type application for which the user can switch contexts.
5. Oh, and what happened to Wobbly Windows in 12.10 ?. I know it seems daft but an animated movement of windows is much more pleasant on the eye.
So, generally I find Unity is pretty good and effective.
I've gone back and forth on this. When I first tried 12.04, I didn't think Unity was ready for prime time -- and that's without having used any earlier version, since I stick with LTS releases. It was just too buggy.
But the improvement from 12.04 to 12.04.1 was pretty remarkable, and it's now what I use day to day (replacing Debian Stable/Gnome 2). I think that progress is even more remarkable when compared to Gnome Shell's, which is stable but a complete visual mess -- some applications have menubars (e.g. Evolution) and some have menu buttons (e.g. Nautilus, Epiphany/Web), some applications fullscreen on maximize (e.g. Epiphany) and some don't (e.g. Evolution) and actual Gnome-Shell elements look and behave differently from everything else, and occasionally add a second and different menu interface to applications (e.g. Web).
That's another way of saying that even though every GTK-dependent desktop is in transition right now, Unity does a nice job of making that look tidy; the Launcher/HUD/Dash do their own thing the same way Gnome-Shell does, but at least your application menus always work the same way.
Second, Unity is the best keyboard-centric interface I've used -- and that's one of the things that gets me confused when people talk about it (and Gnome Shell, for that matter) as an "imitation" tablet interface. Apart from everything that happens in the Dash, HUD exposes every menu item in every application to the keyboard. That's not exactly new, but it's finally done well -- that is, not through idiosyncratic shortcuts.
What really interests me, though, is what'll happen with all of Unity's underlying technologies and libraries. For instance, Unity's the only modern DE using Compiz (except maybe MATE) and I wonder how long that's sustainable.
Actually, Zorin comes with Compiz (and its own window manager on top of that). Then there's Pantheon in Elementary, which is built on Clutter and GTK 3. There's frankly way too many things coming out, lately.
I'm personally looking forward to the E17 release, and whatever improvements Razor-Qt has in store in the next six months.
It looks so pretty and I want to like it I just can't get used to it. I use xfce and edit the menu to only include stuff i actually use and have synapse installed for quick launching stuff. Don't see the point having a giant dock pop up at unexpected intervals and waste screen space for not much benefit.
Whoever came up with the phrase "There is no such thing as a stupid question" obviously never had the internet.
Unity (IMO I should stress) looks great, but is too heavy for my tastes and my current hardware(!) - i've already mentioned the 'feature' that turned me off it.
....So i thought i'd go for Xubuntu, but then i thought 'why not just use Ubu's Daddy?' so i installed Debian Wheezy/xfce, and quite frankly i haven't looked back. It's great, light, and above all stable (and Ad-free).
Bumping this topic to say that I'm really eating my own words against Unity right now. I've been booted into it for the past two days and loving it!
As it turns out, thanks to MyUnity, Gnome-Tweak, and Compiz Config, Unity is just as tweakable as I like, outside the panels. (Which I always left the arrangement of alone in Gnome 2 anyway, so the top panel's fine as-is for me.) Heck, I even got back the transparent windows shortcut I loved so much on Gnome 2 thanks to messing with the Opacity settings on Compiz! (If only the wobbly windows wouldn't lag on my hardware, I loved that feature too.) I rambled on about it here as to what I did to make Unity feel 100% usable with my mouse.
Granted, I'm still more comfortable playing certain games in XFCE, because it's a much lighter DE, so it doesn't freak out when going into fullscreen like Unity does. Otherwise for normal daily desktop usage and GIMP, I'm perfectly happy with Unity, shockingly. I would even say it's the kind of polished and alien desktop experience I was looking for all this time! It looks so nice just sitting there on a blank desktop even! Call me a fan, I've gone to the Dark Side now, haters.
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I'm tombraiderjedigirl. I've been a RL member as padme. My husband is in the 501st as a sith lord and clone. I've done several padme's and am looking to make a Zam. I'd like to have it completed by this time next year. Any advice would be welcome. This site looks like a wonderful resource....looks like I have a lot of reading to do first!
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Columbine Remembers 10 Years Later
By Marshall email@example.com me on Twitter at www.twitter.com/mzelinger
LITTLETON - When you walk into the Columbine Memorial, the first quote you see etched in stone symbolizes the entire 10th anniversary remembrance ceremony.
"When I walk through the halls of Columbine High School, the tragedy is not what I think of," said Columbine High School Student Body President Beau Loendorf. "What happened here is something we will never forget, but now that 10 years have passed, Columbine has become a place that is recognized for its healing and acceptance, and not just the rest."
Every April 20th, you now remember the victims and survivors of Columbine. Instead of just remembering the deaths of 12 students and one teacher, the 10-year Columbine Memorial Event asked something else of you.
The service was entitled "A Time to Remember, A Time to Hope." More than 1,000 came to Clement Park, next to Columbine High School, to comfort each other in the memories that the 13 who died, lived in the first place.
"It wasn't a dwelling thing like let's dwell on what happened, it was a let's keep moving forward," said Columbine High School senior Alyssa Reuter.
"You have also refused to let acts of hatred define you, or unimaginable tragedy defeat you," said President Clinton on a taped address.
Fitting words, echoed by one of the shooting's survivors.
"The physical injuries are a part of me now. They have helped me to remember that I've been blessed with a second chance at life," says Columbine survivor Val Schnurr.
This remembrance was meant to keep people moving forward. To think positive about the people who's lives were affected April 20, 1999.
"It is my hope that someday the word Columbine will no longer be used as metaphor for a terrible tragedy or school violence, but as a symbol of courage, strength and hope," said Columbine faculty member Lee Andres.
There was a small disturbance in the back of the park. Two people brought a sign that read, "Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold's deaths were tragic too." About a dozen people blocked the view of the sign from the rest of the crowd. The two with the sign got into a verbal fight with those around them, but the disruption ended without incident.
At the end of the ceremony, 13 doves were released in memory of:
Cassie Bernall
Steven Curnow
Corey DePooter
Kelly Fleming
Matthew Kechter
Daniel Mauser
Daniel Rohrbough
Kyle Velasquez
Rachel Scott
Isiah Shoels
John Tomlin
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Hello all,
I recently moved to Tucson and am looking for someone to hunt waterfowl, doves, quail, and other small game with. A little bit about myself, I moved from Missouri with my wife who is in the Air Force so we won't be here in about 2 years. Started waterfowl hunting in 2005 and have been hooked ever since. I have my own decoys including both ducks and geese. Driving isn't a problem. Have my own calls, pretty good at it with two 2nd places in MO state in both duck and goose in 2008. If interested, email me, Dale at email@example.com


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Date: January 15 2013
The NSW government's $15,000 grant for first-home buyers of newly built dwellings is not helping young people get a foothold in the property market, the state opposition says.
Acting Opposition Leader Linda Burney said on Tuesday the government's incentive for buyers of new homes did not make up for its scrapping of the $7000 first-home owner grant.
"We're talking about two very different things and two very different markets," Ms Burney told reporters.
"Not all young people can afford to buy a brand new home, and brand new homes may not be the areas where they've got employment."
"It is indisputable that first-home owner grant was a major incentive for young people and a major help for young people to get into their own homes."
The comments come after Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) data showed only 1383 loans for first buyers were approved in November last year, the lowest figure since February 1992.
Ms Burney said it was no coincidence the low number was recorded in November.
"It was just after the O'Farrell government scrapped the grant," she said.
"The incentive that was in place through the grant for first-home buyers to buy a home has been taken away."
She said a Labor government would look very closely at reinstating the grant but stopped short of committing to such a move.
The O'Farrell government's decision to dump stamp duty exemptions had also made it harder for young people to get into the market, she said.
She said the decision meant those who had been "scrimping and saving" for a home were increasingly locked out of buying property.
Acting Treasurer Greg Pearce said the government's housing package was aimed at boosting new construction and keeping a lid on the cost of existing dwellings.
"This government wants to ensure that incentives actually encourage building activity not simply push up house prices," Mr Pearce said in a statement.
He said previous incentives to first home buyers for existing dwellings had lifted demand but not added to housing supply, resulting in bigger mortgages.
The market was going through a "period of adjustment" like it would as a result of any change in policy, Mr Pearce added.
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Hey, I've been lurking here for a few months. I was originally directed this way by a few members of the 501st, so I could learn how to create my own armor. I've spoken to Asok, who I find very helpful, and decided that lurking wasn't the best way to behave. I have decided that this would be best course of action, and it would be much easier to ask my costume/Fett questions in person to ya'll.
I hope to become a very active and helpful member of your boards. I was very hesitant to join, or even attempt to make my own armor at first. I have always designed costumes/characters/etc... but have never taken that first step to actually creating anything. I want to thank all of the members here who inspired me to do so.
Thank you all for your time,
Speigel / Dez


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Monterey Idea House
Our Monterey Idea House draws from the richness of its roots in John Steinbeck country. Rustic barn buildings dot the backroads of this storybook farmland community, serving as inspiration for this lavishly textured, architecturally expansive home. At left, the open-air dining room features reclaimed redwood siding salvaged from an abandoned water tower that once served a local stage coach station.
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If I get another SA which I used to own a few of them BTW, 45 Colt was my most prized. Its presure spikes are far less than the famed 44 mag cartridge. Even in the .44 magnum cartridge I like my loadings much milder than wilder.
That is what is so nice about the .45 Colt cartridge it don't have to be wilder to be king on fhe range. I would trade my SRH .44 mag of a 45 Colt RH right now iffin the offer came up.
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Create a colorful 1st birthday party!
My daughter turned one in February and we had a medium sized get-together at our home. Immediate family and friends with children came to help celebrate. I made kid-friendly food (see Recipes) and my mom made the cakes (one for everyone and a mini cake for Lauren). Click on images to enlarge.
I took a picture of her every month of her 1st year. I liked to put her in an outfit that was extra cute or special, to also document the insane wardrobe this baby had (better than mine). I displayed them across the room during her party. It's fun to see how a baby changes so much!
Knowing there would be numerous kids around I removed frames and other breakables from the sofa table and set up a candy bar (including suckers that said 'Lauren's 1st Birthday' from Oriental Trading Company) and bags of party favors.
I think making tissue poms/flowers is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to really make a room look festive! Look in the 'DIY & Craft Projects page' or type in "Tissue Paper" in the 'search this site' tab at the top of this website for directions on how to make them.
I wanted Lauren to have a special little cake, so I found mini cake tins at the craft store (about 3-4 inches in diameter) and my mom, who makes the best cake ever, made an adorable 2 layer mini cake.
I covered the TV with some fabric and cut a '1′ out of some pretty paper. This way Lauren was the center of attention and there wasn't a way for anyone to turn on the tv (in my opinion the worst thing to have on during a party). The party was a great success and we have many wonderful memories of this very special day!
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Ok, took a ss of the learn table, I've only had it running at idle and up to 1600 RPM, anywhere its not 0.0 is where the engines been running. The MAP with the engine not running is 102.2 kPa and as you see from the graph, at idle its been going from anywere between 35 and 81 kPa. All numbers are between -3 and 3 so thats supposed to mean that its done its learning under those conditions. 81 kPa = 3.07 inHg based on current atmospheric..35 kPa = 9.75 inHg....ugh yeah, maybe my calc. are out to lunch, I'll have to stick a vacuum gauge on it.
All sensors are showing good values, I watched the CTS, MAT and MAP from initial start through the warmup and the WBO2 sensor is new and the install is good there. Timing curve should be very close to stock. I've got medium weight springs (which worked fine before), normal weights and a stock vacuum advance, when I first built the engine, I bought a new HEI and stuck an accel HEI coil and accel module in it. Still like that. I have no PCV valve. Vacuum when it had the carb on it was showing around 17 inHg.
What is the vacuum at idle speed? The distributor mechanical advance could be right at the point where it's beginning to add advance- this will cause a surge like you describe, unless the ignition advance is electronic. So, what is the timing curve set up like?
Depending on if you're using manifold or ported vacuum for the vacuum advance (if used) can also have an effect on the idle stability.
I'd be suspicious of a vacuum leak- possibly at the intake gaskets, or a malfunctioning PCV valve.
Is the TBI system going into closed loop? If there's a sensor out of range- like the coolant temp, or MAP (if used), etc.- this can throw the system into chaos.
My engine is psycho.
I've recently revamped the 350ci SBC in my '69 Camaro.
My upgrades are:
GM 78cc "D" iron heads => AFR 195 eliminators (64cc), 7mm valvetrain
Weiand stealth dual plane intake => same, port matched to gasket
Holley 1-5/8" headers => dynatech 1-3/4" to 1-7/8" stepped, ceramic coat headers
2 bolt main upgraded to 2 bolt ARP studs
steel crankshaft scrapper
rear baffle
new gear reduction starter
So I did all this upgrading and when I was done, I was having trouble starting the car, it wasn't turning over much at all. I replaced the 1974 starter with a new high torque one, came with torque and rpm spec sheet. powermaster something or other.
Anyways, the car WAS running and starting on the old starter but it was surging on idle, I had to open the throttle plates a lot to keep it running. After less than 50 miles driving, the spark plugs were already black and it died from a flood then wouldn't restart with the 750cfm holley carb on it. The carb was tuned for around 13.2:1 A/F previously with the older parts. Now wouldn't much more open, free flowing intake, heads and exhaust cause the carb to go LEAN instead of going rich?
Carb was originally a 3310s, added 1.5" vent baffles, changed from 6.5 to 8.5 power valve, changed the manual choke to electric, changed the secondary plate to a metering block, holley 110GPH mech. fuel pump with 6 psi regulator. all these mods worked fine before...
Anyways, I switched to the holley HP EFI system, upgraded the fuel pump to a holley 12-920. Getting good pressure and flow from that pump into the TBI (4) 74 lb injectors...still getting a surge happening when the engine turns over enough to start, I think I drained the battery down playing with it idling, charging that now. The engine starts normally, revving up to 1500 rpm for whatever its set time is calculated at, between 7 and 20 seconds...then when it goes past its start mode and into normal idle, its TRYING to keep the RPM between 750 and 900 RPM and ends up surging between 500 and 1100 RPM and the IAC motor is going crazy, I'm watching it on the laptop and it wildly changes from 0 degrees to 35 degrees. Its supposed to read pretty steady at 5-15 degrees. (IAC is the motor that is a TBI's "idle" circuit) The engine doesn't stall out like the carb did but it can't hold a steady idle either. The ignition timing won't idle at the 10-12 degrees advance I originally had the engine and when it goes between 500 and 1100 RPM, the ignition timing is changing at least 15 degrees, I can't tell what the timing is set at now but its going from I think 20 degrees to 35...the timing used to be rock steady moving maybe two degrees at idle. I've got timing gears installed, before my upgrades and they sound normal still.
So...wth is going on with this thing? Did my distributor take a crap on me when the car was parked or should I add more fuel to the idle speeds in the fuel table? I'm going to do a thorough vacuum leak check (again) just to be sure but I'm thinking its my timing, the timing SHOULD NEVER change that much between 600 RPM difference at idle should it....ugh, I'm tired and annoyed, someone please help me out on this one...call an exorcist perhaps?
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Databases and big-data platforms that can take advantage of lots of memory really do deliver the fastest data-analysis speeds available. That's enticing to companies struggling with high-scale online transactions or in need of timely analysis of customer behavior. For now, disk-based storage is still the enterprise standard, but the price of RAM is declining steadily. The ongoing question for practitioners will be, "how much speed do you need?"
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text: Officially from the Hungarian Federation's home page. Júlia Sebestyén to stay till the 2010 Olympics http://www.moksz.hu/mukorcsolya/hirek/080423.html 2004 European Champion Júlia Sebestyén will definitely continue her skating carrier till the 2010 Olympics. "In the past two years my results kept on continuously improving, and since the Olympics aren't that far away, I definitely keep skating till that. I still skate on a high level, which gives me confidence/power. At Worlds, my freeskate was 8th best, and I skated in the first group" the skater from Tiszaújváros said. Sebestyén will compete at her fourth Olympics in Vancouver. She added that this fact keeps motivating her too: not many can say they competed in four Olympics [in a row]. From her 3 Olympics so far, she finished the highest at the 2002 event in Salt Lake City, where she was 8th. In 1998 in Nagano, she finished 15th, and in the last one in Turin, she came in 18th place. "My goal for the next season will be to finish among the top 10 at Worlds because Hungary could obtain two spots for the Olympics by that. It's not impossible as I finished 11th this year in Göteborg and I could have finished higher if I didn't mess up my short program" she said. Sebestyén had a great European Championship too where she finished 4th. About the preparations for the new season, Sebestyén said there will be new program(s?), which they'll start working on soon, while the actual (physical?) preparation will begin around July. She plans to attend two Grand Prix competitions. (MTI)


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Helping families stay together is Enrique Mesa's mission
NASHUA - Enrique F. Mesa Jr., 34, of Nashua, has been an attorney with the immigration firm of LawServe in Manchester for four years.
"Many Latinos and other immigrants are under the notion that notarios, not attorneys, are easier and equipped to handle the complexity of immigration," said Mesa. "Unfortunately, this is not true, and as a result, families can wind up being separated for years because of a deportation."
Helping families stay together is one of his missions, according to Mesa, who says it feels extra special when he helps to make that happen.
Mesa's family is from Cuba, although he was born in Miami, Fla. His parents, he said, came to the United States after Fidel Castro's takeover of their home in Cuba.
Keeping up with New Hampshire's changing demographics continues to be a challenge for the state, said Mesa, who is is a member and current chairman of the New Hampshire Governor's Advisory Commission on Latino Affairs.
"Our commission often hears complaints from Latinos that there are not enough nurses, doctors or teachers that are bilingual. As a commission, we seek to reach out to schools and hospitals to help them meet this challenge," he said.
According to Attorney George Bruno, Mesa has worked to create partnerships with state and local police departments to stamp out notions of racial profiling. Under Mesa's leadership, the commission has advanced the cause of education, civic duty and civil rights for the Latino community through workshops and seminars, said Bruno.
Representing hundreds of immigrant clients each year, Mesa has significant experience in deportation defense and family-related immigration law.
"Enrique is an invaluable asset to not only the Latino community of New Hampshire, but also the entire populace of the state," agreed Sanford Leavenworth, one of several people to nominate Mesa for the honor. "His volunteer efforts have had a positive impact and touched countless lives of those both within and from outside the Latino community."
Mesa helps to assist advocates build coalitions with both business and religious leaders to support immigration reform, according to Javier Londono, another nominator. "These coalitions will eventually be able to change politicians' votes in Congress to support comprehensive immigration reform," said Londono.
Mesa has degrees from Florida International University and the former Franklin Pierce Law Center in Concord.
As a first-generation Cuban-American, Mesa reflects on his family's journey to America, noting that his parents sacrificed the life they knew so that he and his brother would not grow up in a communist regime. Mesa, who is bilingual in English and Spanish, is the first person in his family to graduate from law school. He lives in Nashua with his wife, Ana Mesa, who is also an attorney.


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MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. - Two weeks after the Memorial Day holiday and a year after the Waldo Canyon Fire, business owners in Manitou Springs are optimistic about their economic recovery.
Several merchants told KRDO NewsChannel 13 on Saturday that sales are at or near where they expect. Business owners said last summer's wildfire and the subsequent warnings of a higher flash flooding risk reduced sales substantially.
Doug Lewis, owner of Spice of Life restaurant, said the emphasis on flash flooding preparations scared many customers away.
"We can't just sit here and wait for it to happen," he said. "We're not even small businesses any more. We're micro-businesses. We depend on people daily. We need to get people out here spending money."
But Lewis said he's noticed that retail shops don't seem to be faring as well as restaurants and eateries.
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Several motels in town were full and flashed "no vacancy" signs, but Lewis said concern remains.
"I've heard some (places) don't even have reservations in July, which is very scary," he said. "I hope that's going to change."
Bruce Harris is a manager at the Stagecoach Inn and said he's excited about summer sales.
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Lezzz DO IT!!!! Mostlikely why she dropped the weight : )
i read somewhere that mark hamil was confirmed as well for making an appearance. and as long as they put a death scene in for han solo, harrison ford said he'd do it too.
are they throwing continuation to the wind? I thought when Lucas agreed upon all the novels of the EU the emphasis was on the continuity of the story.To do this without continuation of all the great stories we've read just seems ridiculous.
There is an update on the article :( :
"UPDATE: Sadly, it turns out that she was kidding when she made that comment. A representative of Ms. Fisher confirmed that her statement was "tongue-in-cheek." Ah, well. We can always hope that this sparked the right kind of thoughts with Lucasfilm, as we'd love to see her in a new Star Wars film!"
LMAO! False alarm!!!
Lmao aww wanted this to be true
**** thought we would see the death of chewwie also!!!!
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Fully equipped kitchen. Cable TV. Wi-Fi for all the gadgets.
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Got lots of camping gear that you're welcome to use.
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José Bedia Valdés
All My Life Like This?
José Bedia Valdés
Cuban, b. 1959
All My Life Like This?, 1991
Acrylic on canvas with rope
171.5 x 298.5 cm (67 1/2 x 117 1/2 inches) (Irregular)
Nancy Sayles Day Collection of Modern Latin American Art 1992.025
In his work, Bedia draws on the Cuban mestizo culture of Native American, African, and European peoples and often incorporates symbolism from the Afro-Cuban Santería religion. Toda la vida asi? is painted on an unstretched canvas, reminiscent of animal hides. The man on a tightrope suspended over jagged peaks and skulls suggests the fragile balance of life and reveals Bedia's preoccupation with themes of escape and transcendence. It may also allude to the precariousness of daily life in the early 1990s in Cuba, where Bedia still lived when he made this painting.


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- 1 pound uncooked vermicelli
- 4 tablespoons olive oil
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 12 uncooked large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 2 to 4 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 to 4 teaspoons grated lemon peel
- 4 to 6 tablespoons lemon juice
- 1/2 cup Gallo® Family Vineyards Chardonnay
- 1 tablespoon capers, drained
- 15 Greek olives, pitted and halved
- 2 tablespoons oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes, cut into strips
- 1 cup minced fresh parsley
- Salt and pepper to taste
- Cook vermicelli according to package directions. Meanwhile, heat oil and butter in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add shrimp, garlic and red pepper flakes; cook and stir 5-6 minutes or until shrimp turns pink. Add lemon peel, lemon juice and wine; saute 1 minute. Stir in capers, olives and sun-dried tomatoes; saute 1 minute.
- Drain vermicelli; toss with shrimp mixture. Sprinkle with parsley; gently toss. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Yield: 3-4 servings.
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A polyp biopsy is a test that takes a sample of, or removes polyps (abnormal growths) for examination.
Polyp biopsy
Polyps are growths of tissue that may be attached by a stalk-like structure (a pedicle). Polyps are commonly found in organs with many blood vessels. Such organs include the uterus, colon, and nose.
Some polyps are cancerous (malignant) and the cancer cells are likely to spread. Most polyps are noncancerous (benign). The most common site of polyps that are treated is the colon.
How a polyp biopsy is taken depends on the location:
For areas of the body that can be seen or where the polyp can be felt, a numbing medication is applied to the skin. Then a small piece of the tissue that appears to be abnormal is removed. This tissue is sent to a laboratory. There, it is tested to see if it is cancerous.
If the biopsy is in the nose or another surface that is open or can be seen, no special preparation is needed. Your health care provider will tell you if you need to not eat or drink anything (fast) before the biopsy.
More preparation is needed for biopsies inside the body. For example, if you have a biopsy of the stomach, you should not eat anything for several hours before the procedure.
Follow your health care provider's instructions exactly. This ensures that the procedure goes smoothly.
For polyps on the skin surface, you may feel tugging while the biopsy is being taken. After the numbing medicine wears off, the area may be sore for a few days.
Biopsies of polyps inside the body are done during procedures (for example, EGD or colonoscopy). Usually you will not feel anything during or after the biopsy.
The test is done to determine if the growth is cancerous (malignant). The procedure may also be done to relieve symptoms, such as with nasal polyps.
Examination of the biopsy shows the polyp to be benign (not cancer).
Cancer cells are present and may be a sign of a cancerous tumor. Further tests may be needed. Often, the polyp may be removed.
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people shouldn't really hate guys playing as girls in games, it's their fault for getting tricked and it's not like they're cross dressing to make you poor.. its your choice to use money or not and it's not necessary to do that either over a game you can just help the player with ingame loots.
then again the guys that abuse the "girl" characters for advantages are actually a turnoff
i think it's actually not a bad idea for guys to play as girls because not all games have many girls in them and some guys wouldn't want to even imagine being in a game with 1000 to 1 ratio of guys and girls, if half of the guys roleplay as girls then it would turn into a 50/50 ratio, it can sound creepy but i find it cute that guys play as girls.
if anything some of the guys that play girls probably wanted to be a girl irl or a girl trapped in a guys body
it's a game and i think they should have the freedom to be who they want to be as you can't have such freedom in reality.
some girls play as guys to avoid guys flirts or just for plain role play / some could also want a boyfriend ingame since you know how some guys play girls because they are single and want to level their "girlfriend" same could apply for girls on boy characters.