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Some say EPA email aliases a trick to hide info from Congress
Washington • For former EPA administrator Lisa Jackson, it was "Richard Windsor." For President George W. Bush's first EPA chief, Christine Todd Whitman, it was "ToWhit." And for former Deputy Administrator Marcus Peacock, it was "Tofu."
Sen. Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat, revealed these secret email aliases at a hearing Thursday to vet Gina McCarthy, President Barack Obama's choice to lead the agency in his second term. Republicans have been outraged at Jackson's use of the secret email alias Richard Windsor, charging that it was a way for EPA to hide information from Congress and the public.
The EPA says it releases emails from alternative addresses when it receives information requests.
But unlike Jackson's, the other aliases follow a standard format in place since the 1990s.
"All of them have used it," Boxer said. "I don't think it is anything nefarious."
Implanted 'bracelet' helps treat severe acid reflux disease
A tiny magnetic bracelet implanted at the base of the throat is greatly improving life for some people with chronic heartburn who need more help than medicine can give them.
It's a novel way to treat severe acid reflux, which plagues millions of Americans and can raise their risk for more serious health problems.
It happens when a weak muscle doesn't close after swallowing as it should. That lets stomach juices splash back into the throat. Drugs like Nexium and Prilosec reduce acid. But they don't fix the underlying problem, called GERD, or gastroesophageal reflux disease.
The Linx device, made by Torax Medical Inc., of St. Paul, Minn., is a ring of titanium beads with magnets inside. Surgeons place it around the weak muscle at the base of the esophagus. The ring reinforces the weak muscle to keep it closed, yet is flexible and expands to let food pass when the wearer swallows.
Texas officials: Massstabbing suspect had cannibalism fantasies
Houston • Officials say a man accused of stabbing more than a dozen people at a Houston-area college told investigators that he had fantasized about cannibalism and about cutting off people's faces and wearing them as masks.
According to a search warrant affidavit made public Thursday, Dylan Quick told an investigator that about week before the attack at Lone Star College in Cypress he had researched mass stabbings on his home computer.
The affidavit says Quick told the investigator that in preparing for the campus stabbing incident, he had sharpened things, including a hairbrush and pencils, to use as weapons.
The affidavit said investigators found several books about mass killings and serial killers in his home.
Quick is charged with three counts of aggravated assault.
Fox removes Coulter's reference to killing McCain's daughter
New York • The Fox Nation website has removed a column by conservative commentator Ann Coulter because it had a reference to killing the daughter of Sen. John McCain.
Fox said Thursday that the post was removed because of the reference. It had been posted Wednesday.
Coulter wrote about how MSNBC's Martin Bashir suggested Republican senators wouldn't support stronger gun control legislation until a member of their family was killed. She wrote: "Let's start with Meghan McCain!"
McCain tweeted on Thursday that she "couldn't imagine living a life that seems so void of love, compassion and perspective."
Her mother, Cindy McCain, tweeted that "Ann Coulter needs to get a life!"
Police: Maine burglar caught after 27 years surviving in woods
Rome, Maine • Cottage owners on a central Maine lake are expressing relief that a so-called hermit is no longer at large.
Law enforcement officials say 47-year-old Christopher Knight lived in the woods for 27 years and may be responsible for more than 1,000 burglaries of food and other items. Authorities arrested Knight last week after he tripped a surveillance sensor while allegedly stealing food from a camp for special needs people.
Authorities are sorting through Knight's lair in the woods, but the land's owner is turning away others who have hiked there to get a look.
Among them was Frank Ten Broeck, a retired New Jersey police official who has a cottage nearby. Ten Broeck says it's "mind-boggling" that Knight could survive through Maine's severe winters for so long.


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I have the worst time in my Jango armor. it is hotter than any other costume i own... and i have a vader, 3 TK's, etc and i just can't believe how bad / Hot it is. I'm trying to think of ways to keep it cool. like slightly raising the thigh armor at points so it breathes.
I have fantasized about making some type of Hose cooling unit that would run through the suit. I of course have fans in the bucket....
have tried wearing a camel pack filled with ice.... that helped a bit. but the condensation still gets you wet.
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Tuesday, Setepmber 20
For a neutral, it must have been pretty entertaining watching Saturday's encounter. We don't fall into that category however, so for the many thousands of fantastic travelling supporters, it really wasn't a very good day.
A severe lack of sleep on Friday night meant it was a massive struggle getting up so early in the morning, especially as I was driving. I have mentioned before however, when things are not going well my determination to show defiance and get behind my team becomes even stronger. It was that, as always, coupled with our fighting performance in Germany that had me arriving in Blackburn in good spirits.
From minute one I felt we looked sharp going forward and two cracking goals in the first half suggested this to be the case. If only we had shown a little bit more composure in the latter stages, the game probably would have been all over by half time.
Our host's equaliser midway through the half suggested to all of us that defensively we would need to improve in the second period. Unfortunately, we continued to struggle after the break and although one Blackburn goal was probably offside, we simply cannot use this as an excuse. Our attempted clearance from the corner was weak and the scorer was totally unmarked.
The second goal was from a set-piece which seemed to me a harsh foul, with the Meerkat clearly getting the ball in his tackle. But again, this cannot be used as an excuse.
Individually some were not sharp enough and collectively we didn't defend well enough, it is as simple as that. And defensive lapses are something we need to eradicate from our game as soon as humanly possible if we are to progress in the kind of manner we all long for.
Can we take any positives from the game or the day? Well, I felt we looked powerful going forward, three goals away from home and countless other chances (we could and probably should have scored three in injury time!) suggest that and once again I felt our travelling support was absolutely magnificent.
Financially, times are hard at the moment and for many Blackburn is a long and expensive journey. Couple this with our frustrating start, the 'grief' from other teams' fans that comes with such a situation and the travel difficulties such an early kick-off throw up, our support was loud, proud and huge numerically.
Overall it was another difficult day and result to take on the chin in our difficult start to the Premier League season.
We can all get over that by being positive and looking to future games.
That starts with our first game in a competition that last year saw us go all the way to Wembley.
We welcome Shrewsbury Town on Tuesday and I hope they have a great day out. Of course, it is our team however, that we all want to progress.
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Arsène Wenger is refusing to get carried away despite seeing his side move into the top four after securing their third consecutive Premier League win.
The victory came courtesy of Mikel Arteta's second-half penalty at Wigan on Saturday lunchtime. It followed on from Monday's 5-2 win at Reading and the 2-0 success over West Brom before that.
Tottenham's failure to beat Stoke a few hours later allowed Arsenal to move back into the Champions League places. It all adds up to a satisfying 10 days for Wenger but he is keeping level-headed.
"Let's not go overboard," he said. "As much as we should not be too depressed when things [don't go right], we now need to keep our feet on the ground.
"I always said the group was very good mentally and that would come out in the end.
"Our game is based on movement and technical quality, that demands confidence. It is important we have that.
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I work full time as a painter, and have a shop on the side. Id like to just give some insite of some of the materials I use and have had luck with, and maybe help someone out and give them ideas, or someone could give me pointers....can never stop learning!
I grew up around my dad a die hard PPG guy.....painted using sikkens and absolutly hated it, then got a job using dupont, and loved dupont since the day I started painting it.....
Primer/Sealer-- At work and down my shop I stick with Duponts high build chroma primer (32430). I have luck with it, it has high build to it, dried at a good rate, never had many problems compared to whenever I would use ppg primer had big cases of it sucking up. For restorations though my dad put me on to korlar primer, which is an industrial primer that they use on boats and planes supposably. Well it takes forever to dry but had some crazy amount of mills, and letting it set a couple weeks then blocking it does a great job. He painted a 79 vette...**** probably been 10 years now using that primer and the sucker is still smooth like the day he buffed it. They took something out of it which makes it so cheap to buy, whatever helps it dry. So it takes alittle longer to dry but it is cheap and give you the body you need to do your first prime with on restorations. Def worth looking into! With sealers id have to say hands down duponts valueshade (42410-42470). Obviously tinting the color of grey you lay down before your base will help out with coverage, but this sealer is the smoothest sealer and never had any come backs using it, its great!
Basecoat-- At work were using chromabase, which when you learn to use right is I feel the best base out there. Instead of ****ing with variants for any amount of time, you type in the vin code and it narrows down the variant. I dont care who you are sooner or later you have to panel paint somewhere when doing spot repair. Whether its a bumper, new fender you dont blend the hood. Whatever the case is, for instance I buy all my base through my work. So i got a car down the shop, i grab the year, paint code, and vin number of the car. Bring that info to work, mix the paint, and 80%-90% of the time i NEVER have problems with color match. It beats sitting at the PPG paint store or any paint store with the gas lid door, a pint of paint, and a mixing stick trying to see if that is the right variant saturday morning! But duponts base lays nice and flat, color match, covers well with there sealer, and just does the trick. Dont get me wrong I have to go buy that ppg every once in a while, or whatever the case is I spray different base depending on the situation of the job, but if i want that sucker to get banged out, chromabase is my baby!!!! But 2012 waterbase will be everywhere, so were all doomed! IDK what the hell to expect with that ****, is it going to be like the switch from laquor to urethane I hear my dad talking about all the time and the old heads at work (no offence old heads), im was lucky to walk into the urethane not having to buff 600 scatches on every job laquor days!
Clearcoat-- I am a man of all clearcoats! Ill use em all I dont care! lol but my baby right now is southern polyurethane. I dont know if you guys ever heard of this **** but it is a sidework mans dream. Its like $180 for a gallon of clear and gallon of activator. It is a 1-1 reduction and is high solid. Lays like god damn glass to the fullest, im telling you and it buffs like butter!! The **** dries in a oven in 10 minutes, and 2 hour dry time at my shop without the oven. My boss wouldnt use anything but dupont for 30 years, and he uses it now. He loves the price, 10 minute bake, and the durability. Dont get me wrong, alot of high end shops in delaware are switching to this, its no cheap clear like your nason, or shop-line. Its great I tell you, a guy painted a old school blazer, set it outside for 5 years, got the urge to finish it. Buffed it and cleaned her up, 5 years later that sucker looked like when he painted it. Now as far as production when im not using that ****, I love the ppg 3000 clear, and dupont 4500 clear. Both clears like nice, get the job done, and the damn price you pay you bet your *** there durable! All over clears, by far I love PPG 2002 clear. Like no other clear, this is what my cars go in. The 2002 lays like butter, you crank that air pressure, and just lay that ****, make a black car look ****in great. I love 2002 clear, takes long to dry, but its well worth it on that car you got all that time blocking and prepping...........As far as them cheap cars, like i fix cars for dealerships, and cheap fixes. PPG's shop line is cheap and you get that extra bang for your buck, so god damn cheap. Dries fast lays nice and buffs easy. I tried this **** out, Martin Senior has a clear out that instead of clearing say your painting a fender and a door, you put your first coat on your fender, first coat on the door. Let it sit.... then you put your second coats on. Well with this **** you instantly put both coats (double coat) your fender, and double coat your door and let dry in regular conditions for 15 minutes and it is ready to buff, and **** actually looks great! I keep a gallon of that around for the ****ed up situations you find yourself in! You know what im talking about! Overall, the southern ployurethane is my baby, spot repair with a great dry time, or overall paint jobs, I put top notch work out with this ****, and make good money with it!
Buffing--On show cars ill block down with 1000, block down with 1500, go over with 2000 by hand, and while i wetsand go all in one direction so the compound goes with the grain and buffs easier. Right before I buff I go over with the 3000 trizac and whether is wool or foam first or second swipe the sand scratches are gone. The 3000 trizac is expendsive but well worth it. I actually consider it my best freind, i take it home and watch football with it, thats how much it helps me out lol. A short cut I pull on **** that arent show cars, and still comes out great is 800 on the DA, knock it all down, then block it with 1500, and trizac with the 3000. I had a guy that did everyone old school this i was crazy, now he does everything with that method! I never burn through either! Give it a shot if you think im crazy, well only if you wana knock that buff time down!
---I dont want to seem like a know it all, i may seem like a fool for writing all this. But hey if someone picks something up from this, or I pick something up from a reply, hell being snowed in and bored while im losing money from not being able to work maybe wont end up being so bad! Im anxious to hear reply's. And I seen someone posted a big picture of some clear they prefer that I am going to ask about after this, id like to hear some more about it.
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Is it light khaki? JC Penny has one on their site that I was thinking of using.
Is it light khaki? JC Penny has one on their site that I was thinking of using.
I thought it was a very light grey?
I don't think it's khaki though,
I agree with JMP. It is A light grey.Although some of us got stuck with A baby blue. Oh well,We do what we gotta do!!!
Well, what is everyone using for their light grey jumpsuit then? Dickies?
I'm planning on RA all the way. It's much more than a Dickies, but the accuracy can't be beat!
I know someone who has found a pretty darn close fabric for the jumpsuits. Right now he is working on acquiring it in the right color rather than dying it. I've got my fingers crossed that he finds it.
Yep. ROTJ is light gray and ESB is light blue.
I'm going with Dickies until I can shell out the dough for a better one.
Yep, I gotta concur with the above. It's a light grey in ROTJ. I'm currently using a JC Pennys Big Mac jumpsuit that I modified. I've heard they're not selling these anymore, but I haven't checked to be sure. Does anyone know if they're still being sold?
The only thing I don't like is that the material doesn't breath very well. I find that that at times my Trooper suit is cooler than my Fett jumpsuit!
Take care,
My beautiful sister has agreed to help me sew up a jumpsuit is there a pattern that works for that? Also what type of fabric IE: color, 100% cotton, blend? what i am trying to say is... HELP!
Cotton Twill was used on the original (or so it has been said). As for the pattern...not sure. I think some have used a jumpsuit/ski suit pattern by Green Pepper. Another found one from Simplicity (but I've heard that's not made anymore).
here's a pic of the actual fabric for Boba:
If yer doing Jango...I don't think I really have a good shot of that yet.
I cant find the pattern for the fett jumpsuit what is the pattern #?
Try these - Simplicity 8745 (discontinued, but some shops may still have copies) and McCalls 2336. Pretty sure they're jumpsuits? (I knew I put these on my noticeboard for a reason...) Phil
thx, i couldn't find the Simplicity pattern and the McCalls was for a tight fitting batman looking costume so i went with the green pepper pattern, and with the help of my sister i can probably modify it fairly easily to work for boba fett.
The pattern only cost me 3.50 and today i am going to go to the 2 dollar fabric store to get some material (the ROTJ is grey cotton twill correct?)
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The decision of the US military to throw out the only conviction of an officer for misbeavior in the Abu Ghraib scandal has raised the level of criticism by human rights advocates regarding the failure of the military to conduct a fair investigation. Lt. Col. Steven Jordan, whose conviction was overthrown, admitted many officers and enlisted soldiersdid not face adequate scrutiny in the investigation. He said the probe was "not complete" and a link between Abu Ghraid and conditions in Guantanamo as never pursued. If rough interrogation techniques were taught militay personnel who abused prisoners, Jordan said, "the question at that point is, who's responsible for that? Is is Donald Rumsfeld? General Sanchez?..I don't know."
Colonel Jordan raises important questions that unfortuntely will never be answerd as long as George Bush holds the presidency. At what point do those in top level commands assume responsibility for what occurs on their watch? Why are those at the bottom of the chain of command the only people to be convicted? As Harry Truman used to say about his reponsibility as president, "the buck stops here." That is a buck that will never appear in the wallet of George Bush or Donald Rumsfeld.


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Hello! I'm Ann Barba—crafter, artist, designer, wife, and mother to a 16-month-old. A born and raised Oregonian, I lived briefly in Florida (for 2 years), and am now back in Oregon. I have been involved in the artistic and the creative for as long as I can remember. In my university days I pursued graphic design (in which I now do freelance work), and in post-grad I studied book design & publishing. Upon graduating, I spent 2 1/2 years working full time as a designer/product demonstrator at Hot Off The Press in Canby, OR, which I thoroughy enjoyed. Since becoming a mom, I now do contractual/commissioned work for Hot Off The Press/Paper Wishes, such as the Simply Ann blog, occasional works for Week of Webisodes, and other projects. I consider myself a WAHM (work at home mom), and as such, keep myself very busy!
Some of you may know me from past Paper Wishes Weekly Webisodes, which I co-hosted with HOTP President, Paulette Jarvey. The shows I worked on aired from Oct. 2010 to Oct. 2012, and were a lot of fun! If you would like to view them, they are available on the Weekly Webisodes homepage in the archives section. You'll need to scroll way down to find the older episodes. For additional creative inspiration, I invite you to view the current Webisodes (they come out every Wednesday!) with Paulette and Gail Booth.
In 2012, shortly after I got married and changed my last name from Bernklau to Barba (note photos above), I moved to Florida, but I wanted to continue to share my creative ideas and tips, and thought of starting a blog. I'm now continuing the blog back home in Oregon. My hope with this video blog is to offer detailed, step-by-step video guides to making beautiful and creative projects. As I work, I'm always discovering new tricks and tips that I love to share. I hope you all enjoy watching, learning, and creating with me!
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Public thanks to Neil Estrick for the encouragement and help diagnosing the problem. Thanks to Arnold Howard's You tube videos that served as a big help. And Of course my husband for helping me too. I thought my life was over when my kiln didn't work thursday- thank goodness an element is a simple thing to change. In the morning i will find out if i successfully fired.
I am however pretty sad that my bricks are very old and brittle... super brittle!! I don't think it will tolerate another element change.
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In this appartament you have 3 rooms, 2 double rooms, The Green Room and The B&W Room and 1 single room, The Red Room.
On your arrival I give you the keys so you have complete freedom to enter and leave the House.
In the price is included, games of sheets, towels and kitchen utensils.
As a detail also find some coffee , sugar , tea, butter , olive oil , etc. to dispose of it in your breakfast
You can make use of the facilities of the House, the kitchen, bathroom, Hall and terrace. On the terrace you can eat, rest and sunbathing on the sunniest days. I have a computer laptop and wifi throughout the House.
The attic is about two stops of subway, red line and loved, Clot, violet line. Clot to Catalonia (Barcelona Centre) are 4 stops and loved this 3 stops from the Centre and 1 stop from Sagrada Familia, also can walk finding the Sagrada Familia to 8min. Also have buses that you move to the Center and beach of Barcelona.
The attic is located in a safe neighborhood. It is a neighbourhood where you can find a lot of trade, supermarkets, pharmacy, bakery, terraces, etc. Also you can visit the Clot market, where you can find everything related to the diet food mediterranea. Also find el Clot Park, shopping centre glories, the Agbar Tower, all of this at 5´de House, walking pedestrian streets.
To 10´ also find the new Diagonal, is the new tourist area of Barcelona, with a great ride that goes to the Forum. Ideal for walks, make joggging or go to trambia.
The beach of Barcelona can be found 30´ walking callejeando by some of the neighborhoods most picturesque of our city.
House rulesThe last day of stay the Host will check the apartment. If there is any damage shall be paid in cash the cost that the Host values for the damage
The apartment must be left clean or pay 30 euros and don´t clean
You canno´t smoke inside the apartment only in the terrace.
You can´t bring people inside the apartment.
In the "Green Room" and the living room there is air condition (hot/cold) but it isn´t including in the price, it´s cost you 10 euros per night.
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Decent room, good beds, nice terrace. Great location and not too touristy though only 15 min walk from the Sagrada Familia, and very well located for transport apartment. Practical information given by Monica have been very helpful. We had a great time! Muchas gracias! Corinne and Valerie
Chambre correcte, bonne literie, terrasse très agréable. Quartier sympa et pas trop touristique bien qu'à 15 min à pied de la Sagrada Familia, et appartement très bien situé par rapport aux transports en commun.
Les infos d'ordre pratique données par Monica nous ont été très utiles.
Nous avons passé un super séjour!!
Muchas gracias!
Corinne et Valérie
Excellent value for money, pleasant host. Apartment clean and well located close to shops and quiet. Small flat air conditioning and machine charge, a shame.
Excellent rapport qualité prix, hôte agréable. Appartement propre et bien situé proche des commerces et calme. Petit bémol la climatisation et la machine sont payantes, un peu dommage.
Welcome, clean and pleasant apartment in a nice neighborhood because a little behind the sights too. Monica is listening and full of good advice.
Bon accueil, appartement bien entretenu et agréable, situé dans un quartier sympa parce qu'un peu en retrait des sites trop touristiques. Monica est à l'écoute et pleine de bon conseils.
Apartment very nice and friendly, clean and functional. You can use the kitchen and all that is present. The photos represent faithfully the reality, for the summer period the communal area overlooking the terrace is very cool and pleasant. Monica is very friendly and helpful, provides some household products, hygiene and food for the guests. He gave us the option of using a desktop computer. Very good location, 10 minutes walk from the Sagrada Familia and 5 minutes from the metro. The area is quiet and peaceful.
Appartamento davvero molto carino e accogliente, pulito e funzionale. É possibile utilizzare la cucina e tutto cio che é presente. Le foto rappresentano fedelmente la realtà, per il periodo estivo la zona in comune che dà sulla terrazza è molto fresca e piacevole. Monica è molto gentile e disponibile, mette a disposizione alcuni prodotti per la casa, l igiene e il cibo per gli ospiti. Ci ha dato la possibilità di utilizzare un computer fisso. Posizione molto buona, a 10 minuti a piedi dalla Sagrada Familia e a 5 minuti dalla metro. La zona è tranquilla e silenziosa.
A luxury watch sunrise Barcelona from the terrace of Monica. Good quality / price. Recommended.
Todo un lujo ver amanecer Barcelona desde la terracita de Mónica. Buena relación calidad/precio. Recomendable.
lovely appartment! nice and big terrace! fully equipped kitchen! trendy bathroom!
i stayed with my girlfriend for 5 nights in the smaller double room. there was another double room (bigger and air conditioner +10 €/night) and a single room but most of the time we had the whole flat for us. in our room was a little fan (no AC) but next time i would recommend AC! we just underestimated the temperatures in barcelona while summer :D
we had a wonderful holiday though and monica is a kind renter! we would choose again her flat :)
everything was ok I recommend, great!
wszystko było ok. polecam, super!!!
Super nice apartment, with its own kitchen, living room and balcony in a great location (10 minutes from the Sagrada Familia). Everything was clean and Monica is a very nice hostess. Top!
Super schönes Appartement, mit eigener Küche, Wohnzimmer und Balkon in top Lage ( 10 min zur Sagrada Familia).
Alles sauber und Monica ist eine sehr nette Gastgeberin.
We were nine days in Barcelona and the accommodation was perfect. Everything was very clean and tidy, Monica is very nice & helpful and answered every question. Nearby there are 2 metro stations, one comes quickly to the center and the main attractions. Our roommates were also very friendly. The dream of the apartment was of course the huge terrace. Highly Recommended!
wir waren 9 Tage in Barcelona und die Unterkunft war perfekt. Alles war sehr sauber und ordentlich, Monica ist sehr nett & hilfreich und beantwortet jede Frage. In der Nähe befinden sich 2 Metrostationen, man kommt schnell ins Zentrum und zu den wichtigsten Sehenswürdigkeiten. Unsere Mitbewohner waren auch sehr freundlich. Der Traum der Wohnung war natürlich die riesige Terrasse. Absolut empfehlenswert!
We had the best time ever,Monica rocks!
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- 2 cups finely chopped cooked chicken
- 1/2 cup mayonnaise
- 1/4 cup finely chopped celery
- 1/4 cup finely shredded cheddar cheese
- 1 small carrot, finely shredded
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped onion
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- Salt to taste
- 5 medium tomatoes
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- In a bowl, combine the first eight ingredients; cover and chill for 2-3 hours. Cut tomatoes not quite through into six equal wedges; spread apart. Place 1/2 cup chicken salad in center of each tomato. Serve on lettuce if desired. Yield: 5 servings.
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We are so excited here at Bravissimo. Yes we do love the summer sale, but we cannot wait to feast our eyes on the new autumn collection and there are some utterly gorgeous, new lingerie sets for next season. It seems wrong when it has been so warm recently to concentrate on autumn, but our new sets are not a total departure from summer style. Who says that just because autumn is on its way that we have to ditch the colour and give up print? Our new collection features exciting prints, fresh and clean colours and bright and sexy mid-tones all highlighted by gorgeous styles.
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#10 Baseball Drops 6-5 Decision To #20 Arizona
March 28, 2007
PHOENIX, Ariz. - The Sun Devils missed out on bases-loaded scoring opportunities and fell 6-5 to in-state rival Arizona on Wednesday in front of a crowd of 4,296 at Chase Field at the second-annual Challenge at Chase. With the loss, ASU falls to 21-9 on the season.
Despite compiling eleven hits on the day, the Sun Devils left twelve men stranded, allowing the Wildcats to best them for the first time this season and the second time at Chase Field.
Right-fielder Ike Davis went 2-3 with a walk, and shortstop Andrew Romine had three hits in four tries with an RBI. Brett Wallace and Matt Spencer both had two hits apiece.
The Devils threatened by loading the bases on four separate occasions, but they could only muster one run from a pinch-hit RBI by Ryan Sontag in the seventh inning.
Starting pitcher Brian Flores went five and a third innings, striking out four while giving up six runs, three of which came unearned. Left-hander Joey Parigi pitched two solid innings of relief for the Devils, not allowing a hit and striking out three.
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Barnstaple, Bear Street C1955
The parked car is outside my great uncle's cobbler and shoe shop. When I was eight, I spent time 'working' in the shop for a few pennies The church opposite was where the local Brownies met weekly of which I was one.
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The Castle used to be the home of the borough council, but was demolished some time during the 1960s and a new civic centre, which is an eyesore, was built on the land opposite. It was an absolute travesty that this lovely building was destroyed.
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I remember well going to the swimming baths once a week during the summer for swimming lessons. We used to walk from Pilton School to Rock Park, or those of us with bikes were allowed to cycle and wait at the park for the others. I cannot imagine that being allowed today. By the time we gained access to the pool it ...Read full memory
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Former UNH and NHL star praises pond hockey tournament
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Sunday News Correspondent | February 01. 2014 9:07PM
PJ Hunt, left, from Franklin, Mass., battles with Derek Becker, with Stonedam Islanders, a UNH Alumni team from Meredith, during the annual New England Pond Hockey Classic on Saturday, held at Meredith Bay on Lake Winnipesaukee. (Thomas Roy/Union Leader)
Granite Staters may remember him as a star at the University of New Hampshire, where as a senior he scored 22 goals and had 30 assists in the 1978-79 season. He is also remembered as a Boston Bruin - particularly for his 21 goals and 18 assists as a forward in 1982-83 - or for his time as a Pittsburgh Penguin.
But on Saturday, Bruce Crowder was among more than 1,400 amateur hockey players taking part in the fifth annual New England Pond Hockey Classic on Meredith Bay. There, 225 teams met on 22 rinks to play the game, as he put it, "like it's supposed to be played."
"Just look around out here today. All you see are friends, families, people hugging," said Crowder, whose son Scott founded the tournament. "This is the best way to play the game. Everybody has a blast. It's just fun."
"No, not at all. When we grew up, there was no Nintendo or nothing. We had two channels on the TV ... that was mom just kicking us out of the house (to play), and we all wanted to be pros," he said.
Crowder said the joy of playing in the Pond Hockey Classic is that, in conventional hockey terms, "you're not shooting for the upper corner (of the net), and there's no (goalie's) water bottle up there."
"Really," Crowder said, "this is a novelty."
Crowder's proud of his son's achievement in organizing and running the tournament. But mostly, "I just love coming here to play with these people," he said.
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Welcome to my blog. The name of this blog was changed several times before I settled on the name "The Imperfect Pilgrim." Here's why I chose it. "Pilgrim" is used because that's what I am. It is defined as "a person who journeys, especially a long distance, to some sacred place," "a traveler or wanderer, especially in a foreign place." Taken metaphorically, it made sense to me to use this word because the sacred place to me was creating health and wholeness in my life. And that was foreign to me. "Imperfect" is used because, well, that's obvious. I'm half-way through my life and am still on this journey. No one reaches that much-elusive level of perfection in this life, and I don't pretend to be there either. But I have discovered, through years of challenges and up-hill battles, that I can draw upon the tools I've discovered from my blessed teachers and friends to find a quiet place to rest along the way inbetween the storms that inevitably pass through my life. It says in my About page that I hope to offer you, my wonderful readers, the same guideposts that I have discovered to keep me in balance. Mind, body, spirit–the trinity of a life in balance. Without all three working in harmony, we become fractured. When we can nurture each element, we can bring ourselves around to a place that feels whole. Yes, I'm talking to you.
The Triquetra (pronounced tri-kwetra) was chosen because to me, it's a perfect symbol of the mind-body-spirit connection. Although it's found in Celtic art and in various religions, that's not why I chose it. You are free to see it that way, but I see it as the three elements in harmony, each a separate, but related, part kept together in continuity by the circle that threads through it.
So, what are these guideposts I speak of? (FYI–modern linguists say it is ok to end a sentence with a preposition). Let's start with physical health. This means taking care of our bodies through good nutrition (eating a largely vegetarian or flexitarian diet, understanding the difference between organic and non-organic food and being able to make informed choices, moderating our intake of those not-so-healthy guilty pleasures), and exercise (are you more of a Yoga person or a gym rat? Guess what–they both work!), mental and spiritual health, which includes meditation, sangha (community), and other ways to help you feel grounded in this world. This blog will offer videos, podcasts, products, and links to other resources you can explore. If you seek health and wellness on all levels, if you're curious about yoga and meditation but haven't summoned the courage to go to a class–or think you can't do it–or want to further your current practice, if you want to lose weight, if you battle with depression, stress, anxiety, if you have your own survival story to share and inspire others with, this site is for you.
My own story may unfold in this blog over time, but for now I want you to know that, through seemingly insurmountable obstacles, I have been able to work my way to a place where I can experience happiness, joy, compassion, and a genuine love and respect for Life. This doesn't mean I'm a Pollyanna, but it does mean that now I can live through the full spectrum of emotions–good and bad. This has been possible by years of exploring healing modalities, listening to those wiser than me, trying out ways that may or may not work (drinking a bottle of wine every night doesn't work). I still stumble at times, and I know that's ok.
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'The Sabres' offense, aside from Miroslav Satan's power-play goal in the third period, was absent again. They took just three shots in the first period. Canucks goalie Dan Cloutier had to face only 18 shots all night.'
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Spc. Allen Hill, can not shake the events of November from his mind. he was on his second tour in Iraq and his job in transportation entailed driving Humvees. "I had driven and drieven and driven and the monotony…." his voice trails off in anguish at the memory. He decided to ask for the position of unnr which is on top and exposed. The 38 vehicle convoy pulled out of Baghdad at 7:30 p.m. en route to Talil, 200 miles to the south. It was a typical drive with normal soldier chatter and bantering. He scanned the darkening landscape, first with a flood light. Nothing. He flipped his night goggles down and scanned again. A man fidgeting with something. Before he could react, he saw a white light, then everything went black. Hill awoke a few days later in a hospital in Germany. Doctors said he had a collapsed lung. He remembers the soldier with a half skull blown off. Flashes of memory. He was eventually transferred to Walter Read where he received excellent treatment.
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The Green party of Australia is proposing that in tune with the 2010 election there should be an opportunity to vote whether or not the people of the nation prefer being a republic and cease having an official connection with the United Kingdom. The Australian Republic Movement chairman, Michael Keating, said it is time to move toward cutting official connections with the monarchy and creating a republic which is completely Australian. However, Australians for Constitutional Monarchy say it would be a waste of money since most Australians prefer having a connection with the monarchy. Mr. Keating argues it is time to forge an identify beyond being an "appendage of somewhere else."
Most Australians still respect and admire the Queen but waiting in the wings is Prince Charles and his loony children like Prince Harry who goes around insulting Asians and thinks it is perfectly OK to wear a Nazi armband to a party. Of course, his grandmother witnessed the death of hundreds of thousands of British citizens by men wearing such armbands.
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Throughout the 2011/12 season we're giving you the chance to choose your Arsenal Man of the Match.
Arsène Wenger's side faced Fulham in the Premier League on Saturday. The game finished 1-1 and after the match we asked fans to vote for their star performer.
They voted in their thousands on Arsenal.com and selected Thomas Vermaelen as their Man of the Match.
The defender received 36 per cent of the fans' votes in our poll.
Theo Walcott finished second with 28 per cent, while Johan Djourou and Andre Santos received six per cent of the vote.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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To better understand the historical origins of current differences in norms and beliefs about the appropriate role of women in society, Professor Alesina tests the hypothesis that traditional agricultural practices influenced the historical gender division of labor and the evolution and persistence of gender norms. Finding that, consistent with existing hypotheses, the descendants of societies that traditionally practiced plough agriculture, today have lower rates of female participation in the workplace, in politics, and in entrepreneurial activities, as well as a greater prevalence of attitudes favoring gender inequality. They identify the causal impact of traditional plough use by exploiting variation in the historical geo-climatic suitability of the environment for growing crops that differentially benefited from the adoption of the plough. To isolate the importance of cultural transmission as a mechanism, they examine female labor force participation of second-generation immigrants living within the US.


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Release Date: 12/1/2009
Clarksville, Ark. --- Health care reform will be the topic of discussion during a presentation by Johnson Regional Medical Center Administrator Larry Morse at 7 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 3, at University of the Ozarks.
The topic for the presentation will be "Health Care Reform: Who, What, Where, When and Why." The presentation, which will be held in the Walker Hall Community Room, is sponsored by the university's Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) organization. The public is invited to attend the event and there is no charge for admission.
Morse has served as administrator at JRMC since 2002. He previously served as senior vice president at St. Bernard's Regional Medical Center in Jonesboro, Ark., from 1981 to 2002. Morse earned his bachelor's degree in business and economics from Hendrix College and a master's degree in health administration from Georgia State University. He is the current chair of the Arkansas Hospital Association.
For more information on the presentation, please contact the university's public relations office at 479-979-1433.


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By Chris Harris
Robin van Persie's performances this season show he is a fighter as well as a world-class talent, according to Arsène Wenger.
The Arsenal captain has delivered 27 goals and 13 assists in the Premier League alone and his contribution was recognised this week as the PFA and Football Writers' Association made him their Player of the Year.
Wenger believes Van Persie was a worthy winner of both awards and says the Dutchman has developed more than just his game.
"I believe he was consistent, he had an exceptional year because he scored goals but he was as well a provider," said Wenger. "I think that's what people admired with him this season, the fact he was not only a goalscorer but also a guy who provided assists.
"But something that was maybe questioned about him in the past is that he was a fighter. I think he added that combative side to his game, as a leader and a captain in the team, and that's what certainly convinced everybody.
"He has grown mentally and you see it better when you look back with a distance. The young player who arrived here and the man he is today, I believe he has grown a lot and made a big, big, massive improvement on that front. He has grown into a leader and he is a great captain now, on and off the pitch."
Van Persie will sit down with Wenger this summer to discuss his future at Emirates Stadium and the manager would like a conclusion reached before the European Championship begins in June.
"That's what I will try to achieve," said Wenger. "I am confident [he will stay] for two reasons. First of all I want to convince him to stay here and to extend his contract. Secondly he is not free at the end of this season, he has one year of his contract left anyway."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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In as little as 100 generations, yeast selected to settle more quickly through a test tube evolved into multicellular, snowflake-like clusters, according to a paper published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. Over the course of the experiment, the clusters evolved to be larger, produce multicellular progeny, and even show differentiation of the cells within the cluster—all key characteristics of multicellular organisms.
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Mark Charm is a high school senior who has a crush on a beautiful and talented schoolmate, Jessa Wellings. One night, after seeing her star in a performance of her play, Mark meets Jessa in her dressing room to make his feelings known to her. To his delight, she goes out with him, but he soon finds that there is something peculiar about Jessa. She insists that he take a special drug called MAZE with her - a drug that supposedly makes them "see reality...
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Tim from Florida writes:
How do you repair Windows when the CD that ships with the computer has SP1 and you have updated the system beyond that which is on the CD?
Hi, Tim. Excellent question.
As usual, my first recommendation is to back up your files. You probably won't have to use your file backup, but it's good to have it on hand – just in case something bad happens. Same goes for your Windows product key, so locate that. If you bought your machine ready made, then it's probably on a sticker on either the side or bottom of your machine. If you built your machine yourself, then hopefully you put one of the stickers that was included with your version of Windows somewhere on your machine or somewhere safe and accessible.
In order to access the repair installation, insert your XP CD into your drive and reboot your computer. An option will come up giving you about twenty to thirty seconds to press any key to boot from the Windows CD. Press any key. If your computer, like mine, doesn't have an "any" key, then just hit the space bar, it will work just as well. This will launch your Windows setup screens. Follow the instructions until you see the following screen:
You will notice that one of these options is to "repair" an installation. You don't want the repair console, however, so you'll press enter to setup Windows. Zip past the EULA… er… I mean "Carefully read every read of the EULA before continuing". That will bring you to the REAL screen to start your repair, which looks like this.
NOW you hit "R" to initiate the repair installation.
I won't bore you with the rest of the instructions. If you can follow onscreen prompts, then you can do the rest of this install.
Now we come to the heart of your question. If your install disk contained NO service pack, then you will need to download and install ALL Windows updates. If it included SP1, then you only have to download and install updates for days instead of weeks. SP2, you'll need to install them for hours instead of days… you get the idea.
After your installation is complete, I would suggest turning on your firewall and connecting to the internet. Next, if you didn't turn automatic updating on during your setup procedure, do so now and let Windows do its thing. Once this is all said and done, you MAY have all of your service packs installed. This WILL take some time. If, for some reason, Windows doesn't completely update to the latest service pack, then follow the next step.
You didn't say which version of Windows that you're running, but up until now I've been assuming XP. I am not, however, going to include hyperlinks to the service pack downloads for XP because I don't know for sure that that's the one that you have. Instead, I'm going to include a hyperlink for Windows help, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/help [1], and suggest that you enter your operating system and service pack into the search window.
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As part of the Future of Diplomacy Project's new series on women in international reporting, Anne Gearan, Diplomatic Correspondent of The Washington Post will offer her observations of the Secretary of State's first year and reflect on her long career as part of the fourth power in the state, the press. This event is co-sponsored by the Women And Public Policy Program and the Shorenstein Center and part of the HKS Public Service Week.
Anne Gearanspent the bulk of her career as a wire reporter for the Associated Press (AP) where she broke countless big stories on beats as varied as politics, Defense, State, the Supreme Court and the White House. From 2004 to 2009, she was the AP's chief diplomatic correspondent and traveled extensively with the secretary of state. More recently, she was the news service's national security editor and national security correspondent. She left AP a White House correspondent, focussing on foreign affairs and U.S. policy toward hot spots like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iran, Syria and China. She joined the Washington Post in 2012.


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hey give me that point back, the built in fridge in the cqamper dont work, had to get it home yesterday and had to call my brother to get it cause my ford wont start, i've lost all battery power and its snowing so it'll hafta wait till i can get under it without getting totally buried while i'm figuring it out lol, btw the camper came with a large wheel chair rack on the back, just right for a full sized fridge between the tail lights lol
I'm trying to figuer out the difference between Cracker and Redneck. Maybe just location. Anyway, heres a family photo of some of my ancestors. How many of yours got the dog and cows in the family portrait :-D?
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Necessity may be the mother of invention, but having a $35 Raspberry Pi computer helps too.
In the time since the credit card-size Raspberry Pi went on sale last February, hardware hackers have customized the PC to be everything from a game console to a mini Linux laptop to a supercomputer. Sales have also skyrocketed, with an estimated one million PC hobbyists snatching one up.
The UK-based Raspberry Pi Foundation says its machine has become a genuine phenomenon. "There is no sign of a slowdown in demand," says Mike Buffham, of Premier Farnell, one of two Raspberry Pi distributors.
The original aim of the affordable Raspberry Pi was to inspire kids to write code and build computers. But the PCs have also become a hit with tinkering adults.
At its core, the Raspberry Pi is a stripped-down Linux PC consisting of a tiny circuit board, an ARM-based CPU, a graphics processor, and several pins and ports.
And from that blank circuit board of a canvas, the creativity flows.
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Blue Jays selling relievers – and buying, too
Teams in need of bullpen help are contacting the Blue Jays about their wide array of setup types.
Turns out the Jays are looking for relievers, too.
The Jays have inquired about the Padres' available bullpen parts, including closer Heath Bell, according to major league sources.
What are the Jays thinking?
It's possible they want to acquire a reliever to spin him to another club. Then again, the Jays rank next to last in save percentage in the American League. They might want a genuine closer for next season.
Bell is a potential free agent, but the Jays would stand a better chance of signing him if they acquired him now and began the recruiting process while he was part of their club. At worst, they could offer him arbitration and collect two high draft picks if he left as a Type A free agent, helping replace the players they lost in the trade.
Padres setup man Mike Adams also could close, and he is not eligible for free agency until after next season. Padres owner Jeff Moorad told Adams last week that he was "not going anywhere," according to Yahoo! Sports. But Adams, too, would fit for the Jays.
Of course, the Jays' pursuits of the Padres relievers might prove nothing more than exercises in futility – the Cardinals, Reds, Rangers, Yankees and Phillies are among the other teams bidding for Bell and Adams, sources say.
As for the Jays trading their own relievers, don't count on it. Right-handers Jon Rauch, Jason Frasor and Octavio Dotel all signed one-year deals with club options last offseason. The options enhance their respective values – and actually make them more difficult to move.
Rauch, Frasor and Dotel are likely Type B free agents. A team that trades for one of the three could exercise his option and keep him for next season. Or, the team could decline the option, offer arbitration and gain a supplemental draft pick if the pitcher leaves as a free agent.
The Jays were in similar positions last offseason with Frasor and two other relievers, lefty Scott Downs and righty Kevin Gregg. The team offered arbitration to all three. Downs and Gregg left as free agents. Frasor accepted arbitration and signed his new deal.
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MAYORAL POWER: Might you soon be voting to give more power to Kansas City Mayor Sly James? A new Charter review Commission meeting for the first time this week could alter the balance of power in Kansas City giving the Mayor far more political clout. What's the impetus behind these latest changes?
KOBACH PROTEST: Kansas Secretary of State, Kris Kobach, claims immigration reform activists who protested outside his home this week were committing acts of "intimidation" and were no different than the KKK. The story was making national news this week.
DOWNTOWN JOB DRAIN: Despite billions of dollars in new investment, from the Power and Light District to a brand new arena, Kansas City's downtown makeover has failed to draw business. In fact, census figures reported this week show that rather than adding new jobs over the last decade, there's been a loss of 16,237 private sector jobs. Why have businesses pretty much been no-shows?
DRONES IN KANSAS: Did you know that at Kansas State University, you can now graduate with a degree in drones? Yep, K-State is one of the first schools in the nation to offer a Bachelor of Science in Unmanned Aircraft Systems. While many of us think of drones as just the latest stealth weapon, those who make the aerial devices say they could soon be huge commercial money makers. But video of Hellfire missile strikes and the news this week that the FBI is using drones for domestic surveillance here in the United States is complicating the industry. KCPT Special correspondent Sam Zeff takes us inside the K-State drone program.
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