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All eyes may be on Orb, the winner of the Kentucky Derby and the favorite to win Saturday's Preakness Stakes, but behind this feisty bay colt is a quiet, humble man named Shug McGaughey who has one thing on his mind: his job.
Orb, ridden by Joel Rosario, beat out 18 horses at the Kentucky Derby on May 4, rallying from the back of the pack to win by 2 1/2 lengths on the rain-soaked track at Louisville's Churchill Downs. Rosario will again ride Orb at Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course for the Preakness, the second jewel of the Triple Crown. The last race, the Belmont Stakes in Elmont, N.Y., is a grueling 1.5 miles and takes place June 8.
As Orb's trainer, McGaughey's job is to win races, yes, but it's also to support his teammates — some of whom he's worked with for more three decades. The goal is to give the thoroughbred the best shot possible of winning thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown, a victory that hasn't been achieved since Affirmed did it in 1978.
McGaughey is quick to credit others for Orb's success so far but reluctant to take credit for himself. "The people — when you've been doing this this long, they come and they go, but most of ours stay," he said Thursday at Pimlico.
He said he wouldn't be where he is today if not for Jennifer Patterson, the woman who exercises the colt. "Really and truly, the whole thing revolves around her — the good job she's done exercising him and what a good job she's done maybe kind of handling me," McGaughey said.
And while he admits he's the one getting the accolades, he said "they're the ones who make it work."
"I think I've been more humbled lately than maybe ever before," McGaughey said. "Just through this Derby experience and stuff, you know, kind of what people do mean to you and how, you know, some people who work for you have got your back."
McGaughey, 62, is a true Kentuckian, born not far from Claiborne Farm, which has foaled two Triple Crown winners and eight Kentucky Derby winners, including Orb. But the job he landed working with horses was a fluke.
"I had a friend out at Keeneland and said, 'I need a job,' and he said, 'Be here in the morning,' " McGaughey said. He started as a groom, eventually earning his license to train. He was doing well enough to catch the eyes of first cousins Dinny Phipps and Stuart Janney, the owners of Orb and members of a prominent breeding and racing family that McGaughey has worked for since 1985.
"They were looking for a trainer, and so they interviewed me and I got the job. It was a dream job for me," McGaughey said.
McGaughey has many wins under his belt as a trainer, including Belmont Stakes winner Easy Goer in 1989, but the horses he trained never won a Derby until this year. He took a long break from racing after two of the horses he trained, Easy Goer and Awe Inspiring, finished second and third to Sunday Silence at 1989's Kentucky Derby. Thirteen years later he entered Saarland in the Derby, who finished in 10th place.
He said he didn't take the breaks on purpose. "I just didn't have a horse I thought was capable."
What does McGaughey see in Orb? Well, at first, he didn't see much.
"What I saw was what he was bringing to the table. Every time we ran him, he just got better and better, but when we started out in January with him, we had no idea we'd be standing here with him today. We didn't have this in mind. He just won his first race Nov. 24, and at that time I was thinking, 'Maybe he's going to be OK sometime,' but I didn't think we were going to win the Kentucky Derby. He was far back there [during the race], but I knew when he pushed the button we were going to be a factor."
Orb will start the Preakness from the position closest to the rail, which means he may need to break out ahead quickly to avoid getting trapped among his competitors. Tabasco Cat was the last horse to win the Preakness from the rail position, in 1994 — which makes one win from that slot out of the past 52 times the race has been run.
But McGaughey remains optimistic. "Well, they always told me the shortest way around there was on the rail. He'll be fine."
In the background as McGaughey spoke, Orb was getting a bath. The thoroughbred stood tall and restless, jerking his muscular head alertly toward the crowd and biting on the leather straps that held him in place. "He's a bit of a ham," McGaughey said, chuckling.
McGaughey said that even if Orb doesn't win the Triple Crown, "My dream came true. A week ago this past Saturday [when the Kentucky Derby was held] — that was something I've dreamed about for years, since I got into this, you know, working with thoroughbreds.
"I've always said that I wished I'd won it when I was young, so I wouldn't have had to worry about it anymore, but I don't believe that now. I think that I appreciate it a lot more now, and I think the people probably appreciate it for me a lot more, because hopefully they know what we've tried to do over the years and appreciate that."

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In my patch, I have the camera in the center of a cylinder rotating looking at a panorama, which is the cylinders texture. However, when I'm on the inside of the cylinder the colour of the image is dulled- and all the whites look grey. Is there some sort of attribute I have to change? I am using jit.sketch to draw the cylinder, jit.gl.handle and jit.gl.render to rotate camera.
Sorry for my poor explaining! Any help would be appreciated!
Hey charcoal91 Could you please post a patch? It might have to do with the CULL_FACE attribute (if front polygons, back polygons, or both, are being drawed) but I am not sure, it would be cool if we could have a look at the patch
Does the image look gray outside the cylinder also? If so, it might have to do with the color attribute. Usually, the default color value is mid-gray (0.5 0.5 0.5). This color value affects the texture, so try giving it a white color (1.0 1.0 1.0). And also make sure that lighting_enable is 0.
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Apple season is in full swing, it has been for about a month.
DOT is an excellent apple picking helper. |
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My tables are covered in baskets of produce, but we are interested in the ones of apples. The crock pots bubbling, bowls of discard and my making 9 quarts of apple sauce, at least, a day for the last week can attest, apple season has been good this year. And it is a beautiful thing, friends. My storage and canning room shelves are filling and filling. I officially ran out of space yesterday, though things have been getting stacked rather precariously for about a week now. It's wonderful. To know we have stores of food to eat, that aside from sugar, salt, lemon, and lids, cost us nothing. We have been very fortunate to have friends and neighbors randomly drop off or invite us to pick their surplus, to which I promptly reply, "what are you doing right now? Tomorrow? Would you mind if you came home and it was all gone?" with a smile. When my father call and asks, "How many ___ do you want?" I reply, "as many as you want to bring me." Because, to be honest, replying "All of them" is just too greedy for my tongue, but it is how I feel. Those surpluses I will discuss later, this post is about applesauce.
We have 5 apple trees on the property, and no, I have no idea what kinds they are except two are eating apples (they have feet), one is a cooking apple (its fruit are kind of width wise oval roundy shaped), one dropped its apples the first week of August when we were gone so aside from knowing they were red we know nothing else (and I am sick over the waste), and the 5th is a crab apple with three different varieties, two of which are fantastic sauce apples. So I have been saucing my little heart out. I figured out, easy applesauce is the best way to do it. I have been coring and peeling all my adult life to make applesauce, but no more. I recently had someone tell me THE way to make apple sauce, I was skeptical, but I am a believer now.
First, you collect your apples. It REALLY helps when you have an adorable helper. DOT has been an excellent helper this harvest season. He was the breakthrough mind who convinced me that green tomato salsa verde and green tomato relish would be in our pantry when, trying to help, he broke two tomato vines down and then picked every single tomato, of which NONE were even close to ripe, and then was so proud of himself I just said "ok, lets use these! Thank you so much! What a big helper!" and then I proceeded to ask him not to pick anything without me telling him to. He was so proud, and the green tomato concoctions turned out wonderful, but that's another day.
So you pick (up) your apples. We wait till they fall because, well, picking is tedious and I got started a bit late so many many usable ripe apples were already on the ground before I started. (The "bad" ones are being fed to the ducks, chickens and geese, I cant wait to see if it will impact the flavor of the meat when we take them to butcher at the end of the month. Plus, I think they might get a little drunk off the fermented ones, good for them.)
I keep thinking if we had started earlier we would have apple juice and cider and I could start apple cider vinegar and... oh well, next year. So, you pick, then you wash, and try not to lose your mind over the bounty that you have so stupidly squandered in the past. Hindsight and all that.
Anyway, easy applesauce, you wash the apples, and in my case since the apples I sauce are on average the size of a golf ball, I cut them in half, bigger apples, smaller chunks. The only reason I halve them is to check for bugs and badspots, and you would be surprised how quickly one gets over the sight of fruit worms crawling on their hands, since we don't spray our trees, nor does anyone else we get fruit from, it happens fairly frequently. The ick factor is still pretty high, but the freak out reaction evaporates.
So, halve them, or quarter for larger apples, and treat for browning. I just filled up one side of the sink and poured some lemon juice in it. I'm sure there is a proper proportion, but I haven't looked up.
Then from sink into big ass pot, or on occasion, two big ass pots, yes I have run two large batches at once, it was very labor intensive, for about 40 minutes, otherwise, it just made me wish our basement stove was hooked up so I could put more pots on at once... I may have a problem, I know.
You toss your halved, treated apples in a pot with a bit of water and cook the firmness right out. Once the water boils it takes about 20-30 minutes to soften them. Make a note to enjoy the smell. Applesauce in the making is a delightful scent and a strong sense memory for me. I very clearly remember helping my paternal grandmother make apple sauce often during my childhood and teen years. And the smell of cooking apples makes me think of her every time, it is welcome every time. I hope my children, and one day, long, long from now, I will make applesauce with my grandchildren too.
Once the apples are cooked into submission, in small batches( I use a two cup measuring cup for each batch) run your softened apples through a food mill. I have two, one hand crank stainless steel bowl version, which was a gift, and I can't stand using it, and this one that was handed down to me from Mr. T's maternal grandmother to me. It was her mothers before that. So, I love it all the more for the history and use it every chance I get, also, its way easier to degunk between batches than that bowl contraption.
This is the part the boys love watching, because, well, it's messy and cool and hey! warm apple sauce within spooning distance.
Then return your brand new sauce to the stove, add some lemon juice, again, I just wing it, and if you want sweetened now is the time to add your sugar, we don't because I like tart applesauce and if it is essentially naked it is easier to use in other things later, like apple butter, which is a later post.
Bring to boil and pour it into hot sterile jars, lid em, process water bath 20 minutes, quarts or pints.
Then start all over and do it again tomorrow! No seriously. Do it till you run out of quart jars (it's happened twice already), then start on some pints, and even single servings if you have a surplus of jelly jars (Mr. T happened to bring home two dozen 1/2 pints and also a laundry basket over flowing with wide mouth pints, 7 dozen to be exact, from work Monday night this week saying "Darren found 'em on the side of the road, he knows you can things so... here you go." Seriously love my husband and Darren a little too, even though we've never met.)
the count is 56 quarts, 8 pints, and 30, 1/2 pints canned for the season |
And then when you feel you have enough. You sit back, enjoy the view of your full shelves, promise some to friends and family, specifically those who gave you jars, and then resolve to make LOTS and lots of apple butter. Of course, that comes after vowing to make up the amount to replace the jars you promise to others, but apple butter is a must with the rest of the apples that haven't fallen yet. Many different kinds and decadent flavors, because, we both know the apples are there, and you are going to sauce them, its just too fun and easy not too.
Apple season is far from over and I'm sure more sauce will be sauced this season, but I feel comfortable with our more than jar a week store. I still have the cooking apples to make pie filling out of ...and dumplings to bake, and to store the eating apples...apple season is a wonderful time of the year... Pear season is too, and don'tcha know, they happen at the same time. We aren't fortunate to have a pear tree yet, but we know the owners of three, and they are very very generous. We are quite fortunate in our family, friends, and neighbors as well a terribly lucky with our crops this year.
Happy Friday! I hope your harvest season, and end of summer, are treating you well!


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Photographs of fall
Ebner falls, with autumn just starting to emerge at lower elevations. I mostly took this picture as an excuse to take a break during the lung-busting climb.
Ah, the city of Juneau. Next week will be the last for cruise ship visits. The first day the cruise ships stop coming is always a strange one, because the population suddenly drops sharply, the downtown shops close up all at once, and I no longer ride by tour buses full of people all staring out the window (the people on city buses never look out the window). It's a nice, quiet time of year, but there's a sadness to it, too.
The always photogenic first pitch after Mount Juneau.
As I crested the peak and started to descend the ridge, I had to fight this wild, frigid crosswind. It pushed with enough force that I felt like I was about to blow off the mountain. Based on past experiences with strong winds, I'm guessing the wind was gusting 50 to 60 mph. The temperature at 3,500 feet was maybe 40, likely high 30s, which would put the windchill at about 20-25 degrees. It felt like it! I wore only a fleece pullover, a rain jacket and no gloves, so every gust blasted me with wintry cold. I knew there was no way I was going to spend two hours traversing the ridge in that kind of wind, but I had hiked all the way up there and thought I should at least enjoy as much of the scenery as I could bear. That turned out to be 45 minutes out, and a fairly uncomfortable 45 minutes back.
I was really, really cold in this picture ...
But that was mostly because I stopped long enough to set up my camera's self timer twice. I just wanted a portrait picture with the crimson-colored tundra. This is the failed shot, because I didn't turn around in time. But now that I look at it, it turned out to be the better picture.
As expected, the clouds finally sunk below the ridge line, so it was a good thing I aborted my mission. After my Blackerby Ridge experience last month, I'm terrified of getting lost on ridges in the fog. It would be even worse to be lost when I'm already uncomfortably cold and wearing every piece of clothing I have with me. Fall is here and winter is coming, so I have to remember to prepare better every time I go outside. It's a harsh, hard time of year, but it never fails to be interesting.
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Jill, I've been reading your blog a while now, your Iditarod story got me hooked! Sounds like you have a number of crossroads right now. I'd just want to let you know that your tenacity is inspiring. Your blogs bring enjoyment to many of us. You are intelligent and I'm sure you will figure out the work / boyfriend issues and come out ahead. Rooting for you!!!
ReplyDeleteJill, I just popped on over to your blog, from Lisa's blog, and your pictures are amazing!
I've never been to Alaska, but we were supposed to go on a cruise this summer, but it didn't work out.
One of my favorite shows about 6 months ago with this Alaska roughing it show, where groups were dropped off all over Alaska, in the middle of nowhere, with very little resources. It was fascinating.
Anyway, your life looks amazing, and while I'm a not a hiker, naturey type of girl, I always admire people who are.because i'm also a blog geek i used to have my pentax w10 waterproof, shockproof camera with me at all times. once you get an iphone it's all over.. then it's just with you no matter what and you take pictures of cats puking - check it out


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$("#content").attr("clientHeight") doesn't work in Firefox
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Priority: | trivial | Milestone: | 1.2.2 |
Component: | core | Version: | 1.1.2 |
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I have a div with id 'content'..
Calling $("#content").attr("clientHeight") returns undefined in Firefox, but works in IE6.
I tried $("#content").get()[0]clientHeight? and that worked in Firefox as well, and adding clientHeight to
var fix = jQuery.isXMLDoc(elem) ? {} : {
"for": "htmlFor", "class": "className", "float": jQuery.browser.msie ? "styleFloat" : "cssFloat", cssFloat: jQuery.browser.msie ? "styleFloat" : "cssFloat", innerHTML: "innerHTML", className: "className", value: "value", disabled: "disabled", checked: "checked", readonly: "readOnly", selected: "selected", clientHeight: "clientHeight"
fixed the problem.
Change History (2)
comment:1 Changed 10 years ago by brandon
- Component changed from dimensions to core
- Owner paul deleted
- Priority changed from minor to trivial
comment:2 Changed 9 years ago by davidserduke
- Milestone changed from 1.1.3 to 1.2.2
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
clientHeight and clientWidth are undependable. The bug reporter said it worked in IE but not in FF. It also doesn't work in Opera or Safari. Adding "clientHeight" and "clientWidth" to the list as the reporter suggests does make it work in FF, Opera, and Safari.
But under certain conditions (like the elem is display:none or in IE when there is no CSS layout for the element), they will still return undefined in browser dependent ways. Since the reporting of this bug, width() and height() have been added to the core and those functions already try to deal with clientHeight and clientWidth oddities.
For those reasons I'm going to close this bug as wontfix. If someone feels they have a compelling reason I'm overlooking please reopen it and let us know.


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Reset Your Hormones and Melt Your Fat Fast! Pt 1 (4:58)
While you never want fat hanging around your waist, for many people it's often the first place it goes and the last place it leaves when you gain a few pounds. Believe it or not, love handles aren't just unattractive, carrying weight around your abdomen is bad for your health – worse than carrying weight on your hips or thighs – and is a key indicator of a hormonal imbalance. If you have struggled to lose weight or keep it off, I guarantee that your hormones are at play. Your hormones control every aspect of weight loss including your metabolism, where you store your fat, your appetite and even your cravings! This means any form of hormonal imbalance will sabotage your efforts – regardless of your diet and exercise habits.
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Melt Fat Fast: How to Reset Your Secret Fat-Loss HormonesExtra belly fat can indicate one or more of the following hormonal imbalances: high estrogen, low testosterone, low DHEA (a hormone of the adrenal glands), high insulin and high cortisol. Abdominal fat also sets a risky stage for aging, increasing the risk of heart disease and diabetes. A program to get rid of this stubborn fat must include proper diet, exercise, sleep and, of course, motivation. All of these components work well to instil a healthy balance that allows fat loss to occur. We will talk more specifically about each of the hormonal players in this process, and my suggestions for supplements that can help get you back on track.
1. High Insulin: Insulin is an essential substance whose main function is to process sugar in the bloodstream and carry it into cells to be used as fuel or stored as fat. A primary cause is excess intake of sugar or carbohydrates typical of many diets today. This includes nutrient-poor carbohydrates such as processed foods, sugary drinks and sodas, packaged low-fat foods, along with insufficient protein intake, inadequate fat intake, and deficient fibre consumption. Insulin resistance may also be attributed to lack of exercise, overindulging in alcohol, stress, a family history of diabetes, high blood pressure and excess body fat, especially around the abdomen. Chronically high levels of insulin can also lead to a pre-diabetic condition called metabolic syndrome (or insulin resistance) and type 2 diabetes, which only furthers weight gain. It is currently estimated that 1 out of every 4 North Americans has insulin resistance.
Hormone Diet Solution: Bump up your protein. Sticking to about 20 to 25 grams of each per meal and about 15 to 20 grams per snack is probably a good place to start, depending on your body size and workout schedule. Men should add an extra 10 g of protein per meal and 5 g per snack. Higher protein intake keeps your blood sugar balanced and your insulin levels low – a metabolic must for appetite control and fat loss. Protein also packs a hormonal punch because it stimulates the activity of many of our fat-burning and appetite-controlling hormones when we consume it in the right amounts. A higher-protein diet helps to shed stubborn belly fat, according to a study published in Diabetes Care (March 2002). Researchers compared a high-protein diet with a low-protein diet in 54 obese men and women with type 2 diabetes. Those on the high-protein diet had significantly greater reductions in total and abdominal fat mass and a greater reduction in LDL cholesterol. Your best protein options are those that are lowest in fat like chicken, turkey, low-fat cheese, such as ricotta or cottage cheese, omega-3 eggs and shellfish, such as scallops, which are 100% protein.


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This dress came only a week after I ordered it which was wonderful! I ordered it in Deep Navy and the pictures really don't do it justice. While it may be a simple dress, the skirt is light and flowing, and the top gives just enough detail to really be special. I ordered one as a test bridesmaids dress for my wedding, and I am in love with it. I have 3 more girls who will be ordering within a week. As some people stated previously, the side zipper does seem to have a little trouble zipping back up about halfway, but the dress is worth it. Also for anyone wondering, absolutely measure yourself and then follow the websites suggestion for your size. The bridesmaid I ordered it for usually wears a size 5, but we followed the chart and ordered an 8 as it suggested. It fits her perfectly! Not only is the price amazing, but the girls can wear this dress again which is a huge plus for budget conscious people I'm very happy with it.
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I ordered on Sept. 29 and received it today, Oct. 12! The quality of the dress is excellent and I think it looks a little nicer than the model's dress because the skirt of the dress is more full and billowy looking (I decided to buy it since a reviewer picture showed this). I ordered with custom measurements and it came out great. For those of you debating on colors, I went through several reviewer and model pics of other chiffon dresses to compare the different colors and decided on pearl pink. Some of the reviews say that the zipper sticks, but mine came out fine and I have no problems with it. I highly recommend ordering through LITB!
Tiffany how tall are you? This dress looks a lot longer than it does on Margaret, above.
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Sorry for the late response, I hope that it is still helpful to you. I'm 5'1''. The outer layer of chiffon is below my knees, but as you might be able to see, the inner lining is a few inches shorter than the chiffon. It looks better if you hem it up to that point, which I did later.
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This dress was delivered promptly and with no problems. It was elegant and true to the order I placed. I did find it difficult to choose a colour because I could only choose from some samples on the site that made it difficult to determine what it would actually look like with the mix of chiffon and satin. The process in general was easy and fast.
What color did you order? Its gorgeous!
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Can you please tell me what colour this is? thanks
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which color?
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i would love to know the colour ordered !!
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Please share the colour! It's exactly what I need for my wedding! :)
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Dress came and was made to order longer as requested by the bride and fit great the quality was excellent thank you Light in the Box
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My dress came exactly a month after ordering and it's absolutely what I was expecting plus more! I ordered a size six and it is true to the measurements the site gives. However, like others have said, the zipper sticks at a certain point, but it's nothing a little soap/wax cannot fix!
Hi Margaret. Can u please tell me what colour is your dress? Thx. Niki
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Margaret how tall are you? Your dress looks shorter than one down below.
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The dress was well made and the correct fit. The product matched the description and delivery was timely. Lightinthebox kept us updated via email.
The tracking code did not work on the website but everything came on time.
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Thanks LITB! My sister loves her dress, another amazing product purchased from your site!
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I bought this dress in a size 10 and in grape. It was a perfect and comfortable fit. I look forward to wearing it as a bridesmaid dress for my friend's wedding in Thailand!
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We met at Faneuil Hall at the statute of Samuel Adams. Just opposite the steps to the Government Center T stop, that made an easy meeting point. It is a beautiful spring day and we first walked to the North End for Italian coffee. We reminisced about the delicious coffee in Vietnam. I have some "Weasel Coffee" from Hanoi at home. My family won't drink it because they can't get past the idea that the taste is so fine because the coffee beans have been predigested and regurgitated by Vietnamese weasels. That's true, really.
We walked from the North End to the Boston Common and through the Boston Public Garden. There are cherry trees and crab-apples are in bloom and the tulips are so beautiful that they appear artificial. We ate lunch at Tealuxe, outside, on Newbury Street. What a lovely day!
Hearing about Marina's life in Vietnam for the 3 months she volunteered in HCMC was wonderful. She brought back greetings from my friends and lots of memories too. We talked about the strengths and challenges in our separate projects.
We both agree that the children that now have XOs in Vietnam would benefit the most if we can find and arrange volunteer teachers who can be on site for several weeks at a time to provide meaningful instruction on the XO. Where can we find these volunteers? Especially, volunteers that speak Vietnamese? Now that's a challenge!
It was very useful to speak about continuing support for the 2 laptop projects we left in Vietnam. I was very happy to meet Marina and we will continue our discussions.
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Sunday, March 4, 2012
Cost: Free
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Providence Public Library presents its 2011-12 series of Family Learning Sundays. Join us...every 1st Sunday of the month through May 2012, as we offer "learning families" varied opportunities to seek new knowledge — together — at the Library.
"In a learning family, both parents and children are equal partners in shared learning experiences."
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March 4: Discover Letterboxing with Cathy Davis Hayes and Naomi Messier, RISD Young Artist Program
Letterboxing is an exciting "treasure hunt"-style outdoor activity perfect for families. In this family workshop, participants learn how to participate in letterboxing and, most importantly, design and construct the object of the hunt, the personal hand-carved stamp, which serves as the letterboxer's signature. For ages 6 and up.
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Comparing the standard of fielding for both tournaments is like chalk and cheese.
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Comparing the standard of fielding for both tournaments is like chalk and cheese.
No, There are many reasons why IPL is better than T20.
1. It allows some of the players who are either forced to retire or not picked for reasons best known to respective boards to be still part of the game. I so want Wasim Akram to join Chennai SuperKings and show the world that he could be an abolute king of the bowlers in another format even at this age. For me the best part of IPL was watching Hayden demolish the bowlers, something I am forced to miss in Official T20.
2. It gives a chance to players like Gilchrist/Warne to show their leadership skills, something our Cricket Administrators never allowed us to witness in last 20 years.
3. It brings accountability, If you do not perform you are fired, VVS Laxman was removed from captaincy, so were Dravid and Ganguly. John Buchanan is gone and that makes it a lot more competitive.
I can think of more reasons when I have time..
For the simplest reason that I could identify/root for a team, the Twenty20 WC is better. I have a single entity to cheer for and follow, whereas I have none in IPL. I enjoy watching IPL too, but I have no clear favorites and many of the players are simply unknown to me. So Twenty20 WC by a long shot for me.
IPL had better cheerleaders. :ph34r:
WC. Get to see it.
Got to say, T20 games are 100 times more fun without the strategy break. Funny thing is, teams have lost momentum anyway after the 10th over without the break in the WC.:laugh:
World Cup for me by miles. Don't like the franchise-thing and all the hullabooloo about slebs I'd never heard of, reminded me of Big brother, TBH.
The strategy break was just hideous too.
I think if I was Indian I'd of preferred IPL though, as I'd know all the characters on-and-off the pitch, if I could cheer on A James Hildreth or Michael Munday competing against the best in the world, I'd enjoy that.
I watched both (well, just over half of the IPL) and for me it's the T20 WC every time. No ridiculous annoying 'DLF MAXIMUM'S' and no awful strategic time out half way through the innings to ruin the game. The standard of cricket's higher, and it's been far more exciting than the massively overkilled IPL. 1 other key factor, no bloody Ronnie Irani giving his bull**** opinions in the studio. He single handedly put me off watching the last half of the IPL. Such an annoying human being.
haha yeah that should put IPL ahead a little...
******** commentators and DLF Maximum and city moment of success counter balance that factor :p
Enjoyed world T20 more because after a while IPL just seemed drag on for too long and wasn't as exciting as the first season..... i'm sure being back in India... it'll be much better.
I find that too many retired stars makes it more of a 'fun' tournament than a serious one. I guess seeing Hayden is good, but at his own admission, it was retiring that gave him the mental freedom to play that way.
I have a feeling that Cricket Administrators did allow us to see Gilchrist's leadership skills. Didn't he preside over Australia's first test tour win in India in many years? A tour that was probably longer than the IPL, too.
And I think players are dropped/fired if they don't play well in both the IPL and the T20. Although granted, the IPL is probably more ruthless as long-term building of the team is irrelevant as there is a new auction after three years. Therefore development of a player's career isn't so important.
Oh yeah, other reasons for T20WC:
- Pakistani players! Some of the best T20 players unable to play in the IPL for now and maybe for the forseeable future. (I think they're also not in the Champions Leagues this autumn)
- We get to see Mendis playing rather than Moises Henriques!
1. I think the standard of cricket is obviously much higher here in the WC. However, it's downsides are that it is too short and there is no buildup to the semi final and finals. People who've talked to me on MSN know that I didn't even watch the India games, except tuning in for a few balls here and there. It didn't capture my attention because it wasn't long enough to build any excitement. The standard is excellent, but if they made it four weeks instead of two, I'd have enjoyed it. Obviously the poll suggests that my opinions are in the minority so perhaps the ICC have done it right.
2. Warne, Hayden, Gilchrist, Symonds for Australia, guys like Kumble for India are head and shoulders above many people playing. So while the overall standard is higher, I'd have loved to see the Haydens and the Gilchrists and Warnes - all of whom are clearly better than anyone in the Aussie side right now, be in. Aussie lineup in this WC didn't do anything for me. Same thing with the Indian line up. :yawn: I want to see the best of the best even if the overall standard is lower.
With that said, with a few minor changes, WC could certainly be a much superior competition. Actually, what I really want to see is that Champions League. If that takes hold, I would be very excited for it, and would prefer to either the WC or the IPL.


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I'm a big Kadrey fan, and very pleased that he's doing so well with Sandman Slim. Still, I can't help feeling that the universe of "Butcher Bird" – a book that he has described as a kind of 'trial run' for Sandman – was somehow richer, more vivid and more satisfying than the Sandman Slim universe. I almost wish he'd spun that off into a 4-book series, instead of leaving it as a standalone and focusing all his energy on Sandman Slim.
Richard Kadrey read from Devil Said Bang at SF in SF and afterwards I spoke with him about the novel. He told me that he originally wanted to write some hard-edged noir like Jim Thompson or Richard Stark with a supernatural aspect. Since he'd sold one book to the publisher, he figured he could sell more, and as the series spun out, his original close vision expanded. "I didn't start out with the intention of re-writing the history, like I said, of reality," he told me.
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Just wanted to tell everyone that has animal Planet:
Their new reality series Dog Days is on 10-14-02. I think it looks pretty good!!!
their new movie
Scent of Danger is on next Sunday, 10-20-02.
Just wanted to tell everyone that has animal Planet:
Their new reality series Dog Days is on 10-14-02. I think it looks pretty good!!!
their new movie
Scent of Danger is on next Sunday, 10-20-02.
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Kylie http://www.catster.com/cats/256617 (June 2000 to 5/19/2012)
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"we as American's have forgotten we can agree to disagree"
Kylie the Queen, Keegan the Princess, entertained by Kloe the court Jester
Godspeed Phred and Gini you will be missed more than you ever know..
Yes, I have heard about those and I think they are both gunna be great! Did naybody see Wild Kingdom?? That was good!
- Brittany (noun) - Brit-knee = Just a girl that loves her kitties.
My furfamily (from top left, clockwise): Malley (age 10- "the Eldest"); Oreo (age 10 - "the Subway Jared of Cats");
Bandit (age 6 - "the Sweetie"); Missy (age 3 - "the Scaredy-Kat"); *Rocky (age 2 - "the Baby"); & *Sophia (age 4 - "the Princess").
And of course I can`t forget my beta fish, *Regulus, who is almost two years old!
{ * = my fur(and fin)babies; the others belong to my parents/sister but are of course part of the family! }
RIP Lady, Sally & Floppsy. You will always be remembered; Mommy misses you!
I really got to get animal planet but I don't know if there's any other digital cable channels that I want.
Goonies never say die!
Thanks Amy for the great sig!
Me too, I'm trying to convince my dad to get it
My babies: Josie, Zeke, Kiba, Shadow (AKA Butter)
I can't wait for dog days...I detest those reality shows, but this one may be fun!!
Don't buy while shelter dogs die!!
Well, I was soooo looking forward to Dog Days and I missed it! I was knocked out cold from the pain killers my dentist gave me. Any one know when they will rerun?
Souraya, You were the one who first told us about it, and you missed it yourself! Here is a schedule for Dog Days
It was a really cute show, I liked it.
Having tooth problems? Hope you feel better.
Huney, Bon,,Simba & Roxey missed so very much
Remembering all the Rainbow Bridge Pets
Souraya, it reruns on Friday, Oct. 18th at 8pm.
It was such a funny show! I couldn't stop smiling!
Even my fiance liked it and Animal Planet is not his most favorite channel in the world...TechTV is.
I've decided Smokey and I need to be on this show.
We're moving to NYC in January.
I wonder if they'll have open calls like they do for The [not to real] Real World and all those shows.
We're cute! We should be on it! hee hee
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Two of the country's biggest money managers — Newport Beach-based Pacific Investment Management Co., known as Pimco, and New York-based BlackRock Inc. — say they may launch funds that would allow individuals to have a stake in some of the bad assets to be purchased from banks.
....Bill Gross, co-chief investment officer at Pimco, said his firm was looking into the idea of creating mutual funds that would tap into the program. BlackRock is doing the same, said Curtis Arledge, co-head of fixed income at the firm.
The story goes on to suggest that the funds may be closed-end with a minimum buy-in of $25,000. If that's how it turns out, it wouldn't exactly allow Joe Sixpack to get in on this deal. Still, it's a step in the right direction. It'll be interesting to see if Treasury encourages other retail funds get in on this action.


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Gilad Atzmon – October 18, 2011
Here we go again: Jewish Zionists and Jewish 'anti-Zionists yet again join forces to burn a book that, amongst other things, explores the Jewish culture of book-burning. Is this a coincidence? I don't think so.
It seems as if award-winning Islmophobic Harry's Place is now so desperate to stop 'The Wandering Who' that they wail, "Why Is The Times Selling an Antisemitic Book?" "I am shocked and horrified to see that The Times is promoting Gilad Atzmon's "The Wandering Who", says one of the Harry's Place ring-leaders.
I find myself laughing out loud. A mere thirty minutes after the panic lights started to flash, Israeli hasbara author and pro-war enthusiast David Aaronovitch was informing his fans at the Zionist cyber-ghetto that he was 'on the case'. No doubt Aaronovitch knew exactly who to call.
Apparently the Guardian has already surrendered to Zionist pressure. As Harry's Place continues, "I see from CiFWatch that at one stage, the Guardian's online bookshop was also selling the same book. They appear not to be doing so, now."
Well, good on the Guardian. At least it is consistent in it's groveling to the 'dangerous cult' described so eloquently by Jonathan Cook.
We're now looking into the very heart of Jewish choseness. In 2011 Britain, it is Jewish Zionists who decide what the British public will read and Jewish 'anti'-Zionists who decide what British Palestine solidarity activists will do.
But let me reassure you. On every front they fail. Our world has changed. 'The Wandering Who' spreads like a forest fire and a second edition is about to be printed.
So, those who wish to peer into the depths of Liam Fox's relationships with his real masters will have to read 'The Wandering Who'. They certainly won't understand it from reading The Guardian or The Times.


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Born on the flat, African landscape of small farming town Kroonstad in the Free State, South Africa's Palesa Mokubung started designing and making clothes long before she could do anything else. From there she went on to study fashion at a small, private technical college and eventually went on to gain practical experience at legendary African designers Stoned Cherrie. Palesa participated in several high profile fashion events, including SA Fashion Week, as part of the Stoned Cherrie-team. Her big break came after entering a young fashion talent competition, for which she produced a fashion show using themes from South Africa's 10 Years of Freedom - celebrations as inspiration. After winning the competition, she travelled internationally with this ground breaking collection.
Annansi Clothing Co. was founded with the concept of making Africa pop(ular). The brand takes inspiration from the people and places that make modern day African societies unique. "Our shirts take a modern approach to Africa-inspired fashion. Each theme is carefully developed to illustrate the beauty of cultural exchange through fashion. A palette of vibrant images and bold colors is used on the softest and most luxurious fabrics creating one-of-a-kind garments. With a fervor for cultural exchange and social responsibility each shirt is a vehicle for sharing experiences and educating those around us. Annansi Clothing Co's shirts are designed for people who seek to broaden their awareness and flaunt their individual style. Our motto is "Afrique C'est Chic": Africa is cool, fresh, fashionable. **ALL Press please visit our Media Room**
DESIGN: Red Sands This handbag is a beautiful mix of orange and reds in a eye catching wave pattern. It is a sturdy cotton woven bag which stands about 27cm tall (excluding handles) and 50cm wide. The handles are black leather and the bag fastens with a zip. It is fully lined in a jazzy fabric with a pocket for the cell phone, lippy and pens.
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If fashion is an aesthetic expression of social consciousness, then Black Coffees clothing provided an effective mirror for my fears on the unnaturally chilly weather. The collection featured items in muted pastels draped and tied in various ways around the androgynous models. The look was loose, layered, romantic and hooded-fit for a nomad searching for other surviving human life forms in a post-apocalyptic wasteland.
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Stocks eked out gains amid Fed-watching, continued mergers and acquisitions, and the ongoing Greek debt crisis.
The energy sector looks to be the last pocket of value in a fairly priced market.
This ETF offers a cheap and broadly diversified way to invest in the volatile energy sector.
High offer price for BG Group drags Shell's fair value estimate lower.
The recent wave of M&A continued this week, but some mergers look better than others for shareholders.
Near-term execution issues have left BG Group shares in the bargain bin, but Shell is still paying a hefty price for the firm, writes Morningstar analyst Stephen Simko.
Given our lowered oil-price forecast, fair value estimates for major energy producers such as Chevron and Shell have dropped, but Chevron still has a compelling long-term dividend story, says Morningstar's Josh Peters.


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Deep-Dish Pizza
If deep-dish is the pie of your dreams, try this one, made with turkey sausage instead of traditional Italian and part-skim mozzarella. We even added some green peppers to sneak in a veggie serving.
460 calories per slice
13 g fat (4.5 g saturated fat)
1 envelope active dry yeast
3 cups all-purpose flour
2 teaspoons salt
2 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
2 onions, thinly sliced
2 bell bell peppers, cored, seeded and thinly sliced
1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil
3/4 pound turkey-sausage links, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
1 1/2 cups (6 oz) part-skim mozzarella, shredded
1 cup tomato sauce
1 tablespoon dried oregano
1 tablespoon dried basil
Hot pepper flakes
3 tablespoons grated Parmesan
2 tablespoons fresh parsley (or basil), chopped (optional)
For dough
In a small bowl, dissolve yeast in 1 cup warm water. In a separate bowl, combine flour and salt. Add yeast mixture and oil. Mix thoroughly with a wooden spoon until dough forms a ball. Place dough on a well-floured board and knead until smooth, about 10 minutes. Dust a large bowl lightly with flour, place dough in it and cover with plastic wrap. Let dough rise until doubled in size, about 1 hour. Punch it down and, with a rolling pin, roll out dough until 1 inch thick. Place dough in a nonstick deep-dish pizza pan or 9" square casserole dish, pushing the dough up and slightly over sides.
For pizza
Preheat oven to 400°F. In a small skillet, sauté onions and peppers in oil. Set aside. In a nonstick skillet, panfry turkey sausage until brown. Mix with onions and peppers. Distribute cheese over dough. Top with veggies and meat, then spread sauce over pie. Sprinkle on oregano, basil, hot pepper flakes to taste, and Parmesan. Bake 25 to 30 minutes until golden brown. Remove and immediately sprinkle on fresh parsley, if desired. Cut and serve.


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Orange Lutheran star now one at USC
Kaitlyn Christian has never been one to fret over her standing amongst contemporaries.
And as a result, she's blossomed into one of the nation's top female tennis players.
If only tennis was her first love.
"I love soccer," said Christian, a 2010 graduate of Orange Lutheran High. "It's my favorite sport. I love running around, kicking the ball. I just love to compete, and have fun, and interact with other people."
While playing soccer, Christian picked up a tennis racket at age 8, when her father – a racquetball enthusiast – suggested they play a bit. Within two years, the Orange native was playing tennis exclusively.
"I wanted to excel in one of the sports and knew I needed to choose," said Christian, now 21. "Ultimately, I chose tennis over soccer because it had more opportunities to play on the college level.
"It's hard to be one of the best athletes in two sports."
Christian practiced on-court up to five hours a day, six days a week. She trained off of the court as well, with various track workouts, weight-lifting regimens, and agility and endurance drills.
"I didn't have much of a life after school," she admitted. "I went to school, to practice, and then home to do homework."
Once at Orange Lutheran, Christian excelled as a singles player. A trip to the semifinals of the CIF-SS Individual Tennis Championships her sophomore year was followed by a trip to the finals as a junior.
Christian then capped an undefeated senior campaign by claiming that elusive championship, nabbing a scholarship offer from USC.
"I love this game so much that I want to do well," said the two-time OC Varsity Player of the Year. "I don't play for accomplishments; I play because I want to be out there.
"(Tennis) brings joy to me every day."
At USC, in her first two seasons, she amassed a 122-37 overall record in singles and doubles.
Last year, she and doubles partner Sabrina Santamaria claimed the PAC-12 doubles championship and the duo was named PAC-12 Doubles Team of the Year.
"With as much training as I did in high school, it was the same in college," she said. "I didn't need to work any harder once I got here; I just had to adjust to the level of competition."
In addition to garnering successive Intercollegiate Tennis Association All-American honors, Christian was dubbed one-half of the nation's No. 1-ranked doubles team this offseason.
"You don't necessarily play for the success or the fame," she said. "You play because you enjoy it, and playing tennis is what I love doing. It's what I've always loved doing."
Honed in the form of her favorite player, Martina Hingis, Christian – a sociology major with plans of graduating early – has become an integral part of the Trojans' perennial success.
At press time, USC was sixth in the ITA rankings.
"I try my best at everything I do," she said. "I'm very competitive. Once I set my mind to something, I really want to succeed at it. ...
"Being successful at whatever I'm doing will help me at everything I do in life, not just tennis."
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As Paul and David point out in this year's welcome, True/False wouldn't and couldn't exist without our army of volunteers. We received a convincing reminder earlier this week when a winter storm dumped several inches of snow on Columbia. Our volunteers answered the call and armed with shovels cleared sidewalks and alleyways.
Thanks to their valiant efforts, we are now officially underway. Our box office at the corner of Hitt and Broadway is buzzing with excitement.
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9. Mingo
13. Austin
39. Cyprien
Bang. Bang. Bang.
9. Mingo
13. Austin
39. Cyprien
Bang. Bang. Bang.
Interestingly the Jets got a 13th for Revis and selected him 14th in the 07 draft.
Evidence? What is evidence? They are pretty much the same guy physically. And have the same questions coming out, great first step and lacks secondary pass rush moves, if they don't beat the guy on the initial move they are ineffective.
Mingo is faster and his instincts/desire may be better (and he most likely will be,) but as prospects they are/were similar.
It's funny to me how Jets fans mock Barkley because he went to USC and because of Sanchez.
I think Barkley will be a solid NFL QB
I'm not particularly interested in going QB in first round, but Barkley and Manuel are my favorites at the top of the QB class.
My two picks at 9 and 13
Mingo and Austin
But my list of favorites, in no particular order
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Mingo played strong side DE, and set the edge last year against top competition. I don't think Maybin did that. You don't know what you're talking about. No one will give a first round pick for Revis, and no one will give a CB 16 mil per year. Maybe you should just stop talking now.
QB Geno Smith
CB Dee Milliner
OLB Barkevious Mingo, Jarvis Jones, Dion Jordan
WR Tavon Austin
G Warmack and Cooper
Give me 2 of any of these and I'm happy
Also would love to trade down in the right situation with 1 or both picks
I think SF might go for something like 13 (Star) and 39 (Hunt) for 31, 34, 61 and 74. SF gets two top rated players at positions of need, The jets then get 5 players from 31-74 which is pretty much the value sweet spot in this draft.
Look at a top 100 list and see what 5 players you could add to the #9 pick to jump start the rebuild.
If I was a betting man I would say it will be Cooper and Mingo barring a trade back. I would either take Cooper and Mingo or Cooper and Austin if I wasn't able to trade back. If I was able to trade back, I'd try to trade #9 and draft Cooper at #13.
For trade scenarios:
If Lane Johnson falls to us at #9 look for them to even try to trade that pick to the dolphins or chargers. At #13, you would have Rams interested in Tavon and potentially the Steelers trying to jump the Saints for the pass rusher of their choice. Then there are the Falcons who need a CB and might try to make a run at Xavier Rhodes at #13. Also, the 49ers might have some interest in Star at #9.
I think at least one trade is offered to the Jets between those 2 picks.
I would love OL and OLB o TE. Either way I believe those two draft picks would make our team better THIS season. Those would both be low risk picks IMO. Safe picks. With RB's this team could be a very potent running team THIS season.


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Quick Tip: Create a Highlighted Text Effect With Adobe InDesign
Sometimes using a highlighted effect text gives a stronger emphasis and style to your design. In this quick tip we are going to achieve that effect by utilizing Paragraph Rules in Adobe InDesign. Let's begin!
Step 1: Insert text
Create a new document at any size you want. Then insert the text that you are going to highlight. The font I use is Calibri. Change the font size to 48 pt.
Step 2: Disable Hyphenation
It is not good to have a short text with hyphenation. To fix this, click the text frame and then open Paragraph panel (Command + Shift + T). Remove the tick mark before Hyphenate on the panel to disable the hyphenation.
Step 3: Create New Paragraphs
In order to highlight the text later on, make each line in the text frame into a new paragraph. The process is pretty simple; by the beginning of each line, except the first line, press Backspace to remove the space that links the previous line.
Press Enter to put the sentence after the cursor into a new paragraph. Repeat the same process for the next line.
The text structure looks the same with the previous step, but this time the text has three paragraphs. You can check it by using Type > Show Hidden Character (Command + Option + I). You will see a character like a reversed P which indicates the end of the paragraph. It means that the line below the character is a new paragraph. The # character means the end of the text/story.
Step 4: Change Text Color to White
Change the text color to white to make you easier to adjust the Paragraph Rules later. Double click the text frame and then select all paragraph (Command + A). Open Color panel (F6), click the "T" icon on the panel, click the Fill icon which is represented by the square. Set all color values to zero to turn the text color to white. Press Esc when you're finished changing the color.
Step 5: Open Paragraph Rules
Make sure the text frame is selected, open the Paragraph panel (Command + Option + T). Click on the small icon on the top right corner of the panel and then choose Paragraph Rules (Command + Option + J)
Step 6: Paragraph Rules Set Up
Activate "Preview" to see the live result of the adjustments and then set up the paragraph as follows. Choose Rule Below, and activate Rule On box, Weight: 50 pt, Color: Black, Width: Text, Offset: -13 mm, Left Indent: -3 mm, Right Indent -4 mm.
Press OK when you are finished with the set up. That's it! You have created the highlight for the text!
You can use this technique for short text like title, quotation, and captions in your layout design to give them more style and emphasis. Experiment with the text size and Paragraph Rules options for different variation.
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For gathering up to 6 dozen eggs from nests and taking to the house for use.
Sturdy PVC coated wire. Fits perfectly inside egg cleaning kit (see accessories tab below).
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This basket was exactly what I was looking for. Great quality as well as it was shipped promptly.
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Our baskets get hard use, carrying them full back to the barn twice a day. They lasted 2 years and then the top wire came loose from the vertical strut on one. The rubber on the wires is very nice and lasts. I just reordered 4 more.
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High-quality product, will most likely outlast you.