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Classic Passover Foods
While all of the ingredients in the Passover recipes are kosher for Passover, each community has its own customs as to what to use or not use on Passover. Please also note that any processed food must have a reliable "Kosher for Passover" certification.
Over the years, diverse Jewish communities have developed their own Passover cuisines. Here is our list of favorites.
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April 24, 2016
Cilantro lime chicken
I made the cilantro lime chicken minus the coriander, I did not have that on hand. I also used bone in broiler chicken and peeled the skin off. We absolutely loved it! Kid friendly and elegant but very easy! I Baked it and the last ten fifteen minutes I broiled it at 350. It looked beautiful and tasted amazing!
Tanya Sobel
Egg Harbor Township
Egg Harbor Township
April 9, 2016
I'm sure there are more.....
I love to stock up on a lot of kosher Israeli goodies at the butcherie in Brookline off Harvard st.
I've found Costco - in Dedham, has a good selection especially around the holidays.
And trader joes has some not so bad wines
I've found Costco - in Dedham, has a good selection especially around the holidays.
And trader joes has some not so bad wines
March 16, 2016
I want to buy some food kosher for Pesach 2016 but live in Weston super Mare uk any ideas where I can go?
March 31, 2015
they don't look that bad they look good
fortgaritot michigan
fortgaritot michigan
February 3, 2015
Classic Passover Foods
I love the classics!
Providence, RI
Providence, RI
March 30, 2009
seder meal
I have been asked to bring herbed rice to for a seder meal and I need a recipe.
March 24, 2009
does anyone know where I can buy it ?I got it at Stop & Shop a few years ago now I can't find it
February 18, 2009
Re: Chickpeas
That's right! Chickpeas are legumes which are also prohibited to Ashkenazi Jews and some Sephardi communities, for more info please see: Is hummus kosher for Passover?
Chani Benjaminson, chabad.org
February 16, 2009
No beans for Pesach, right? How about chick peas?
Charlottetown, Canada
Charlottetown, Canada
April 24, 2008
I don't have a recipe but offhand - break up some matzah in a bowl and pour some boiling water on top to soften it, drain the water, put in an egg or two, a bit of salt, some sugar if you like it sweet and use sugar on Passover and that's about it. Heat the oil and drop in the pan. You can also ad sliced apples if you like.
Chani Benjaminson, chabad.org


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PROVIDENCE – As of March 31, more than 2,000 homeowners in Rhode Island have received some type of relief through the National Mortgage Settlement, Attorney General Peter F. Kilmartin announced Tuesday.
According to reports compiled by Joseph A. Smith Jr., monitor of the National Mortgage Settlement, 2,064 Ocean State homeowners have received relief in the form of first and second lien modification forgiveness, short sales, principal refinancing and other forgiveness programs, with an aggregate amount of benefit of $150 million, or a $72,708 average benefit per homeowner.
The reports also show that Rhode Island has approximately 1,000 additional homeowners who are currently in the approval and/or trial phase of first lien modification relief programs. The data used in the report was provided by the five banks that are parties to the settlement.
"While this report shows real relief for many homeowners in Rhode Island and recent data show some recovery, the housing market continues to be very fragile, heavily reliant on the state's overall economy and employment levels," Kilmartin said in prepared remarks, adding that the issue is still a work in progress.
"Based on calls from frustrated homeowners, I know there are areas in which some of the banks still have work to do to be in compliance with the servicing standards outlined in the settlement. My office continues to report these issues to the monitor, and I will continue to hold the banks accountable to ensure they are in full compliance with the terms of the settlement," Kilmartin said.
Kilmartin has additionally proposed legislation to bring more relief to Rhode Island homeowners through a foreclosure conciliation program and statutory changes to the Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems Inc. in Rhode Island.
According to the reports, nationally, 621,712 borrowers benefited from some type of consumer relief totaling $50.63 billion, which, on average, represents about $81,437 per borrower. This figure includes both completed consumer relief and active first lien trial modifications.
Nearly $30 billion of the overall completed consumer relief has come in the form of principal forgiveness and refinancing. Because of the settlement, the principal reduction helps borrowers stay in their homes, lowering monthly payments on over 310,000 loans and actually reducing struggling homeowners' loan balances by more than $83,000 on average.
Come June, the monitor plans to submit the first required reports to the court concerning his review of the banks' compliance with the settlement's servicing standards. The monitor is also developing one or more discretionary metrics, or tests, to better measure the banks' performance on certain servicing standards, which are expected to be announced and implemented this summer.
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The sun barely had crept over the Jonesboro, Ark., horizon Wednesday when the Arkansas State football players loaded their bags onto the red and white buses outside ASU Stadium.
The Arkansas State marching band, several news outlets and a pack of fans clad in red and black lined the street in 30-degree weather to see the Red Wolves off to Mobile, Ala., for the GoDaddy.com Bowl against Northern Illinois.
Ryan Aplin never had experienced anything like it.
In the junior quarterback's first three years on campus, the Red Wolves struggled, winning only 14 games. Arkansas State didn't sniff the postseason during Aplin's first two years as a starting quarterback, going 4-8 in both his freshman and sophomore seasons.
Those excited fans reminded him how far the Red Wolves have come in such a short time.
"It was unbelievable," Aplin said. "To see all of the people getting up at 6:30 in the morning to wish us good luck and send us off was very humbling."
Aplin has seen more attention than ever heading his team's way, and with good reason – the Red Wolves finally have given their fan base something to cheer about.
Arkansas State has been shut out of the postseason since 2005, its first year in FBS, when the Red Wolves lost to Southern Mississippi in the New Orleans Bowl to close out a 6-6 season.
Led by Aplin, named player of the year in the Sun Belt Conference, Arkansas State swept through its eight-game conference schedule this season.
That dream run almost didn't happen.
In the Red Wolves' conference opener against Western Kentucky, Aplin engineered a 66-yard, game-winning touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter after the Arkansas State defense stopped the Hilltoppers on fourth-and-1.
"That was a game that really showed us what our true identity was going to have to be, and that was invaluable," senior linebacker Demario Davis said. "That game seemed like it was over. It seemed like a miracle. Ever since then, we've been unbeaten."
Davis has witnessed 29 Arkansas State losses since his freshman season in 2007.
This year, he sees a different attitude from teams in the past.
"We're not a cocky team. We're not a team that can just show up and win," Davis said. "We have to put in the work every day. We don't have cockiness, we just have a confident swagger."
The Red Wolves' meager past is starkly contrasted by NIU's history – the Huskies have played in five bowl games since Arkansas State joined college football's top division six seasons ago.
A win Sunday would go a long way to establishing the Red Wolves' as a top mid-major program.
"There's nothing keeping Arkansas State synonymous with Top 25. We believe that," interim coach David Gunn said. "This would certainly be a significant step toward that, and a significant step toward keeping our fan base excited."


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Thandol was the location of a network of newly formed ice bridges which blocked the Horde warships. The Horde launched an attack against a few Alliance sites within the network of ice. They captured a site and built up their forces, allowing them route the towns of Hillsbrad and Tarren Mill in Lordaeron.
This is the third and final mission of the Orc Campaign in the game demo of Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness.
The Horde is preparing to launch a massive assault the mainland of Lordaeron. Alliance forces guard two strategic sites within a network of newly formed ice bridges that create a barrier our warships cannot pass.
In order to launch an attack against these Alliance towns you must claim one of these strategic sites and build up your forces.
Once your armies are in place, proceed to destroy all the defenders of Lordaeron.
- Destroy the Human base at Lordaeron
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As the name suggests Thandol is located somewhere near or within Thandol Valley, and Thandol Span. Alternatively, it may represent an early production name (beta information) for the Thandol Valley or the Thandol Span bridges established in the retail release of Warcraft II. If the latter is the case, then it would mean the area was renamed before the retail version of the game was released.


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Customer Reviews
Overall Rating: 5 Stars
Average Based on 17 Reviews
ashley from ri wrote (September 19, 2011):
awesome product, but the curry comb seems to hurt my horse. also, the hard brish is too stiff, i had to break it in for like a week before i could use it. other than that great buy!
kaitlyn from massechusetts wrote (June 30, 2011):
its ok but the hard brush is sooooo stiff do i have to like brake it in of somthing and the curry comb hurts my horse and my hand!
Katie from Maryland wrote (April 22, 2011):
I don't have this actual kit, although I have all the brushes. I love Oster's grooming supplies. They last awhile, actually work, and are easy to clean. It is kind of expensive, but it's well worth it. I recommend this kit if you are a starter groomer and plan to be grooming for awhile.
Emily from Ohio wrote (February 14, 2011):
WONDERFUL investment! I've had this set for a year now, and I am so pleased with it! I have had nothing break, even with use 4-5 times a week! The bag itself is pretty useless, I just took everything and threw it into my grooming box and was fine. I wish the hoof pick had a brush, but other than that I have zero complaints!
Sarah from RI wrote (December 30, 2010):
I love the brushes but the bag was terrible! I wish the hoof pick had a brush, too. The zipper bag was very inconvenient, and the zipper stopped working and eventually broke off! Luckily I had another bruch carrier before, or I would have been stuck at the barn with brushes everywhere and no where to put the!!!
Sarah from RI wrote (September 09, 2010):
I luv these brushes! the only things about them is the carrying case and I wish it came with more brushes. but the horses love them and they work well and fast if I am in a hurry. a little pricey but I think Oster is the only way to go!!!! :)
Christina from MD wrote (July 31, 2010):
Love these brushes. Great quality and super comfortable to hold. The carrying case is nice but doesn't make much sense for the barn; I prefer a brush box. Very happy with this purchase!
Kelsey from IN wrote (July 16, 2010):
I love these brushes! They have a grippy handle on everything which makes it really easy for me to hold. All my old brushed had a strap so I was looking for something similar, but these caught my eye. I also like the case it comes in. The only part I don't like is the hoof pick. I prefer one with a brush on the other side, but that was no big deal, it was less that $2 on dover to get a different pick.
No Name Please from California wrote (April 30, 2010):
Definitely a little pricier than the average grooming kit, but very much worth it! The only thing I don't like too much is the tote it's in, as I would prefer a bucket. All items are of great quality, last, and work well! I would recommend this to anyone! Thank you Dover for yet another great product!
Brianna from CA wrote (February 12, 2010):
WOW! amazing grooming kit! my horse loves all of them! Well except the hoof pick:)
Michelle Robinson from ca wrote (December 10, 2009):
I love the product
Meghan Sara from TX wrote (July 18, 2009):
I love this product so much, it is the only grooming kit I recommend! Everything is handy in a convienent case & all the brushes items inside it are amazing! They are so durable & effective, my horse loves them all!
Amy, Dover Saddlery Staff from MA wrote (June 24, 2009):
These are the best brushes I have ever owned! They help keep your arm from tiring while grooming and they really pick up the dirt. My horse shines when I am done grooming! The kit is great and gives you what you need. I will definitely continue to use and buy these brushes in the future!
maddi from mi wrote (March 13, 2009):
I love this kit! All of the brushes are great and they don't fall apart like some brushes. I love the storage case too.
Jenny from VA wrote (December 30, 2008):
This is a beautiful product. Although I definetly prefer a regular tote to the bag it comes with.
Lindsey from VA wrote (October 15, 2008):
I love this set of brush, they work wonders on my horses, and they love the feel of them. They are easy to handle and care for, I would never go back to the normal brushes.
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Overall it is one of the best investments I have made, and is something I would buy all over again in a heartbeat. I am also having fun buying other Oster products to add to the Oster family!


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It was a spur of the moment decision. We had no reservations. We were just sitting by a fountain chit chatting when Christine suddenly suggested Girl and the Goat for dinner. Getting reservations here has to be for 1-2 months in advance, so we said forget reservations then, let's just try for a walk-in. The hostess told us 1.5 – 2 hour wait, and as we were eyeing the bar, hoping to alternatively snag a seat there, a waitress comes to tell us that she can seat us in front of another reservation. What luck! YES!!!
With the exception of the hostess who was cold and unfriendly, the service here was impeccable. Our waitress was knowledgeable about everything on the menu. My friend eats gluten-free, and immediately we were given menus indicating which dishes were gluten-free, which surprisingly was most of the dishes.
The big WOW of the night for me came early. It was this gluten-free bread with tomato aioli and mushroom butter. I've never tasted bread, much less gluten-free bread, that is so incredibly fluffy and soft. If this is what gluten-free bread tastes like, I'll take this over regular bread any day. The aioli and butter were phenomenal, especially the tomato aioli. I was dipping everything in it by the end of the meal.
The menu is divided up by vegetables, fish, and meat, with a special menu just of goat. All the plates are meant to be shared, so we were able to try a large variety. We started out with a salad of roasted beets, frisee, green beans, white anchovies, and avocado creme fraiche. It was a refreshing and light start of the meal.
Grill seared ahi tuna with mushrooms on smoked uni cream. The tuna and uni cream were great, but I've forgotten about this dish by the end of the night because it just got overshadowed by everything else.
Notice the progression of the dishes as they came out too. After you order everything, the kitchen will order the dishes and send it out in a logical fashion. The level of attention given to our pace of the meal was really impressive, so that we never had too many dishes on the table nor no dishes at the table. It takes a well-coordinated staff to do this. I know that I'm a slow eater, so I really appreciated not feeling rushed.
Off of the special goat menu, this is a goat belly confit with bourbon butter, lobster, crab, and fennel. The goat belly pieces were tiny and quite overwhelmed by the lobster and crab. This dish had potential, but I don't think it paid tribute to the goat the way it's supposed to. This was someone else's favorite though. When I commented that the goat belly was too small, she said it was just the right amount.
With a name like wood oven roasted pig face, I expected a gruesome, hearty dish that just gets down and dirty with the flavors. What we got though, was something much more tidy and clean. The pig face is accompanied by a sunny side up egg, tamarind, cilantro, red wine-maple, and a bed of potato sticks. The flavors were bold, and it was satisfying the way that a brunch-appropriate dish is satisfying and quickly became a favorite at the table. I guess I was just expecting something that resembled more of a hot mess.
The sauteed shrimp with peanut-pork ragout and spaghetti squash was one of my top 3 of the night. The spaghetti squash was really nice with all the shrimp juices soaked into it.
We were really full at this point, but the best was still to come! Crisp braised pork shank, kimchi of butternut squash and shiitake mushrooms, naan, and buttermilk dressing. I just wish I had more stomach space because the pork was amazing – crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. It was cooked perfectly, and I kept going back to take one more bite even though I was already stuffed. This is a must order for everyone.
And that concludes a lovely 2-hour meal at Girl and the Goat with great service, good food across the board, and a couple of superstar dishes thrown in. Believe all the hype about this place, and do try to get here if you're ever in Chi-town.
Girl and the Goat
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Low Carb Philly Cheesesteak Casserole
I have really been craving the flavors of a Cheesesteak lately. I got the idea of doing a spin off of a Philly Cheesesteak after seeing Peace Love and Low Carb's Stuffed Philly Cheesesteak Peppers. For my family, the idea of a casserole just works better for some meals. I decided to try my hand at making a Low Carb Philly Cheesesteak Casserole.
We don't normally shop at Walmart… but we found ourselves there on a Friday night after going to Hobby Lobby (they are right next to each other). I was wanting to make something quick for dinner that I could throw together without much fuss.
I looked at Walmart's options of sliced Beef in their main deli section, and I just wasn't impressed at all. Lots of caramel coloring, soy, nitrates… ingredients that I wasn't very happy about.
Adam said that maybe we should just buy a steak and cut it up as thinly as possible (another option, but more hassle than I wanted to deal with). As we were walking to get the steak, I looked and saw Hormel's All Natural Sliced deli meats. I remembered that my sister had bought some Hormel All Natural Turkey for making sandwiches, because the ingredients were okay.
I'm sure that these deli meats aren't perfect (and aren't grass-fed ; ) ), but sometimes you do what you can. The sliced beef worked great in this recipe. You can always use your favorite sliced beef as a substitute. I know Kroger's sells Boar's Head brand that is all natural as well.
I hope you love this Low Carb Philly Cheesesteak Casserole as much as we do! We ate ours with a salad for dinner. You could also pair it with some other low carb sides for your family's dinner.
- 2 tablespoons of coconut oil
- 3 medium onions sliced
- 3 bell peppers; sliced
- 1 tsp of garlic
- 1 tsp of salt
- 1 tablespoon of Italian seasoning
- ½ tsp of crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 packages of Hormel All Natural Beef slices; cut into strips (you can use another brand equalling 12 oz of meat)
- 1 large box of sliced mushrooms
- 1 package of Swiss cheese slices
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Heat large skillet.
- Melt coconut oil in skillet.
- Add onions, bell peppers, mushrooms, garlic, salt, pepper, and beef to skillet.
- Continue to saute until onions are translucent.
- Transfer everything into a 9x13 pan.
- Top with sliced Swiss cheese.
- Bake in oven for 10-15 minutes to melt cheese.
Do you love casseroles? What are your favorite casserole meals?
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Health officials say there's been a reported increase in stomach illness over the past week in Michigan.
The Kent County Health Department on Tuesday issued a warning to the public, saying some of the cases appear to be norovirus. The department's communicable disease staff members have seen a slight increase in emergency department patients with symptoms.
Norovirus is part of a family of viruses that are spread person-to-person and cause flu-like symptoms including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and stomach cramping.
Health officials are urging people to take precautions, such as washing hands before eating, after using the bathroom and before, during and after preparing food.


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[color=#0099cc;]I'm looking to buy an Aayla Secura (star wars) minifigure from the 8098 Clone Turbo Tank set. I do not like this set enough to buy the entire thing, and the minifigure elsewhere on the net is much too expensive. I'm hoping to find something here for about $10 at most.Here is a picture of the figure just for reference:SecuraAlso if you have an extra green lightsaber (also with the new shiny handle) that you could throw in, we can discuss prices for that aswell (she had two lightsabers in the games).I also didn't see anywhere in the rules that says only BIONICLE stuff can be traded, but if that's the case then yeah. Been awhile since I've traded here.Thanks for reading,[/color]
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Hi all,
I'm trying to fix the iPad rotate zoom out on a responsive design I'm building. Currently the easiest fix I can find is using the below;
This works great on rotation and suits display on iPad & iphone, however – I realise this isn't very accessible as visually impaired users may want to zoom in on text.
That being said, providing a max scale means on rotate to landscape the iPad scales up but doesn't effectively "zoom out" so the page overflows the visible area.
I've attempted to use a fix from the link below, but this has a knock on for the iPhone which then does not show the responsive size and instead pretty much displays the same layout as the iPad.
Has anyone else had experience with this or managed a fix? Any suggestions on a fix or on whether or not to use restrictive max scale & user scale would be much appreciated!
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I've had trouble with this myself recently (see http://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/15236/solved-ipad-zoom-problems where I posed the problem initially). After doing a lot of testing, I came to the conclusion that the maximum scale and initial scale and all that wasn't necessary. The only pages that were zooming in and out (after reloading or rotating) and didn't show the full width of the page, were those that were still under development.
Once pages had their "finished" structure and some proper content in there, all navigation and resizing and reloading and zooming went all fine — without any use of the meta viewport stuff. Landscape or portrait, every page would just be showing the full width all the time.
I think iPad is pretty smart about this stuff and knows when a page needs to be zoomed in or not, or at least it tries to guess.
Not sure if that applies to your project, but it sure did for mine.
Thanks Senff, I tried again now that the pages have lots of content, but sadly my iPad hates me.
I'm soooooo tempted to use prohibit zooming on ios just to cure it but inevitably there'll be a few people who will need to zoom in on the text.
I will keep bashing out some ideas to see if I can come up with a solution – if I do I'll stick it straight on here.
Hi Andy,
I also have the same issue on all my "responsive" sites. I'm wondering if anyone has come up with a non-Javascript solution that doesn't involve disabling zoom.
I use minimum scale so that users can zoom in, but cannot zoom out.
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It is extremely embarrassing and stressful for anyone with incontinence. They are afraid to go out or do any form of exercise, especially swimming. No-one wants to go swimming in fear of leakages. But with men's incontinence swimwear that fear will vanish and confidence can be fully restored. Cornell University estimates around 25 million Americans suffer with incontinence.
Swimwear for men with incontinence has dramatically improved since those awful crinkly plastic diapers, pads and pants which appeared many years ago. Today, men's incontinence swimwear is stylish, modern and silent (no more plastic crinkle noises).
Incontinent men no longer need to shy away; they no longer have to sit in the sweltering heat fully clothed while on vacation. Or make excuses to others why they won't join them in the pool. You are now able to join the other millions of incontinent men to relax, be free from stress and worry, and have complete confidence in having fun and enjoyment on a new level.
For example, these waterproof swimwear shorts are perfect for all ages. They come in black, red, turquoise and navy, and cost approximately $37.62 (£23.50) from ostomartstore.co.uk. They ship worldwide so checkout their website for shipment fees.
Or do you want to lie and sunbathe to show off more of your bronzed physique? Do you prefer men's trunk style incontinence swimwear? Below these stylish trunks are also available at the same website and cost approximately $55.24 (£34.50)
Both these incontinence swimwear styles have a unique integrated pant with a snug fit around the legs and waist, giving you optimum confidence. The fabric prevents clinging when it gets wet and requires no need to wear a pad underneath. By wearing these, they will help to regain your confidence, security and peace of mind while looking good and stylish at the same time.
Above is another example of men's trunk style incontinence swimwear from personallydelivered.com and cost $49.99. The inner layer is made from 100% cotton flannelette for your comfort, with an outer layer made from Oxford nylon for security from any stool leakages. They have elasticized legs and waist and you are able to wear any ordinary swim shorts over them if you wish to give you a different style.
As you can see, the swimwear can be stylish, modern, colorful and worry-free. No-one will ever suspect you're incontinent. Men are now able to swim, sunbathe or potter around the garden with confidence and pride when wearing any style of swimwear for men with incontinence.
Visually there is no difference between incontinence swimwear and ordinary swimwear. They look and feel good too, especially when baggy shorts are the trend for swimming. There is definitely no need to feel out of place. You will have a more enjoyable and relaxing experience without any more worrying while having some exciting fun and exercise.
Using standard adult diapers and pads should never be used for swimming as they bloat up with water and waste may leak into the pool. Always ensure to use waterproof swimwear suitable for incontinence.


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China may be known as much for its exotic, if not eccentric, food tastes as it is known for its economic power. In a series of emails floating around the "internets", China's Wal-Mart looks like part Australian outback, part Mos Eisley Cantina, a Tattoine bar in a galaxy far far away.
Who doesn't love a rollback on frozen, fresh gator meat and pig snouts, heh?
See: 16 Items They Sell Only At China Wal-Marts
Like Wal-Mart stores elsewhere in the world, the locals add their own color. Whatever it is they do, it appears to be working. Wal-Mart competition in Brazil has hurt French supermarket behemoth Carrefour. In China, Wal-Mart has nearly doubled in size in three years.
The strategy is similar in China to the rest of the world. In China, it is targeting third and fourth tier cities, both new and up and coming, but also lower income compared to the major coastal and port towns. The company has over 350 stores in China, with 95,000 employees, up from 70 stores and 30,000 employees in 2007.
Ed Chan, CEO of Wal-Mart China, told the local press last week that China accounts for under 10% of Wal-Mart's international sales during any given quarter, but "may one day be the biggest" retail market globally for the company.
"We have been growing with the Chinese retail industry over the past 15 years and we are very satisfied with our performance," he told the China Daily. "Since 2007, Wal-Mart China has been maintaining double-digit growth."
Chan said the company wants to focus on the middle and lower income cities in China, unlike in Brazil where Wal-Mart stores are found in wealthy cities like São Paulo and in middle class neighborhoods. So far, an estimated 80% of Wal-Mart China stores are in second-, third- or fourth-tier cities instead of the major hot spots like Beijing and Shanghai, according to the company.
"I believe the lower-tier cities will see faster economic development than first-tier ones. So, Walmart China will increase its investment in lower-tier cities," Chan told China Daily.
The retailer plans to set up supermarkets and Sam's Clubs, a warehouse shopping service open to members, in lower-tier cities throughout the country's interior. Apparently that is one of the places where they enjoy frogs and turtles.


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Positive Trend for Prices
By Paul Cherney
The price action on Friday, Apr. 2, improved momentum indicators which measure price combined with volume; they are positive and until that changes, assume a positive trend for prices. That does not mean that every single day is a gainer.
One of the limiting factors in Friday's market (limiting index upside, especially for the S&P 500) was the profit-taking declines in the interest rate sensitive stocks (financials, homebuilders, etc.). It is possible that when these groups become short-term oversold, a rebound in their prices combined with continued buying in the cyclicals and techs (and small caps of the broader market) could produce a good couple of days higher sometime next week.
The S&P 500 has immediate support at 1,135.67-1,129.94, then 1,125-1,113. Next support is 1,101-1,087.06. Substantial, well-defined support is 1,077-1,031.
Immediate Nasdaq support is 2,036-2,011; there is a focus at 2,036-2,024. The index created a gap in the price chart with Friday morning's vault higher. The gap is 2,037.19-2,019.09. The index has a well defined shelf of support in the end-of-day charts at 2,019-1,960.
The S&P 500 is in a test of resistance at 1,135-1,149, with a focus at 1,138-1,146.65. Anytime resistances are exceeded they must be treated as support until proven otherwise. The S&P 500 has a band of resistance at 1,149-1,176.97, with a layer of resistance inside this zone at 1,149-1,158.98. I have reviewed charts from March, 2002, and there is a well-defined layer of resistance for the S&P 500 at 1,166.27-1,173.94.
Immediate Nasdaq resistance becomes thick at 2,049-2,064.40. Next organized resistance is 2,072-2,102. This resistance has a focus at 2,072-2,091. Next resistance above 2102 is 2,108-2,153.83.
Cherney is chief market analyst for Standard & Poor's


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ABC Family has announced the cast of its unscripted dramatic series The Vineyard premiering on July 23, 2013 at 10pm. The series, executive produced by Dave Broome (The Biggest Loser), Brian Smith (Masterchef), and Yong Yam, takes place in Martha's Vineyard, MA.
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Luis: Charming, spontaneous and impulsive, Lou's bad-boy persona hides his sensitive soul. A hopeless romantic and chivalrous to the core, Lou arrives on the island for the summer determined to find the girl of his dreams.
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Cat: Rebellious Cat is still trying to decide what she wants to do with her life, an issue that usually puts her at odds with her mom. She has a history with Ben, but is determined not to have a relationship this summer. As she struggles to find her identity, Cat is torn between exploring life off the Vineyard or staying on the island and developing her artistic talents.
Ben: The strong, silent heartthrob, Ben's life has been in a holding pattern since he returned to the island after leaving the Coast Guard. Determined to move out of his parents' place, Ben turns his attention towards finding a job but encounters some unexpected drama when Cat reenters his life.
Jackie: An aspiring writer, Jackie left the bright lights of Los Angeles to move back to the Vineyard and be closer to her health-challenged mother. Quick to fall hard for guys, Jackie often finds herself broken-hearted. Will Jackie continue to chase love or listen to her mom's advice and finally let it find her?
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Don't buy this whiskey!
December 12th, 2011Now that the Buffalo Trace Distillery is deep into their Single Oak Project, with quarterly releases of 12 different whiskeys over the next few years, I was wondering if they were still going to continue with their ongoing "Experimental Collection" releases. I got the answer to that question last week, when two new review samples showed up.
That's the good news. I like trying new whiskeys and I really like all the experimenting going on at Buffalo Trace.
Before I continue, let me set the stage here about Buffalo Trace's EC whiskeys. They are just that: experiments. There have been a bunch of releases over the past several years. I really liked some, thought others were okay, and disliked some too. But, one of the two new releases (shown here) has to be the worst. To me, the taste of it is borderline unpleasant!
The experiment with the two new releases involve the mash bill. Most bourbons are made with corn, malted barley, and rye. Some distilleries, like Maker's Mark, replace the rye with wheat. These two new EC whiskeys replace they rye with rice and oats.
Now to the bad news. The EC release with rice in the mashbill is okay enough–not great, just okay. It's a peculiar whisky, but not overly complex or inspiring.
In all fairness, the nose on the EC release made with oats isn't all that bad either. Even on the palate, the whiskey begins pleasantly sweet. But then it turns aggressive and harsh, becoming rapidly unappealing.
I'm not really sure of the exact cause of the unpleasantness. Both of these whiskeys were aged for 9 years, 5 months, and in the same warehouse, but only the oat experiment comes across so harsh towards the finish. Could it be the oats? The length of aging? A combination of the two? Or perhaps even something else?
I'm really not sure. The one thing I am sure of: I could randomly pick any bourbon priced at $10 or more from any retailers' shelf and be pretty confident I will like it more than this. And, with a suggested price of $46.35 for a 375 ml, bottle, I wouldn't go anywhere near this whiskey.
P.S. I've now tasted this whiskey on three separate occassions and feel the same about it.
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tell us how you REALLY feel, John!
Thank you John for the honest opinion and warnings!
Of course, some will buy it out of pure perversity now. Hey, might be good for cooking–you know, in oat cuisine. Pour it on your haggis.
Hopefully, BT is candid about these items on their packaging. Otherwise, they risk alienating new customers towards their brand (and otherwise fine products).
Thanks for your candid opinion!
Thanks for the review John! I purchased an experimental last year (which was the Old Charter Bourbon) and really enjoyed it. I will definitely pass on these!
It may be the age of my eyes,but I'm looking at your photo of the B.T. Bottle and I'm reading either:
"made with cats" or "mace with cats"! Perhaps that's why you don't like this edition of the Experimentals.
At least it wasn't aged in a Herring Barrel. -
My chance to finally buy something that rivals Loch Dhu!
Go figure. With the addition of oats (or cats, as the case may be) I'd have guessed that we'd have something closer to an American version of Irish pure pot still than lighter fluid. That, plus I really like High West's Silver Oat, but there's no corn interaction there.
Hats off to Buffalo Trace for trying!
I dunno: with all the different things they seem to be trying, it's hard to imagine the motivation for releasing anything that's so terrifically wide of the mark (*), especially given what they charge for these things.
I think the proper market response would be to leave these on the shelves. BT, much as I love 'em, could use a dose of humility.
(*) – the mark here being whiskey good enough to actually want to finish the bottle.
Good ppint, Michael. Shouldn't they all at least have some redeeming quality to justify the asking price?
I find it interesting that you say "the nose on the EC release made with oats isn't all that bad". I guess it goes to show that you can't always trust your nose. I have had many whiskys that nose differently than they taste. So many people put such an emphasis on the nose that they often miss either a wonderful, or or get a horrible, taste.
Very close to how I feel about this year's Woodford Reserve Master's Collection Rye experiment. I feel cheated. And they didn't supposedly do anything as "special" other than this being their first crack at a rye. Nice looking bottles though…
It is special not only because it is their first rye, but because it is 100% rye, which none of the big distilleries (and only a few small ones) have ever done. That at the ability to try the exact same whiskey subjected to two different barrel (fresh and refill).
That said, I haven't tried this whiskey, and if it stinks i'd feel cheated too.
Hmm, I'm strangely interested in trying this one now.
I'll bet John would send you some, since "There's no way he will finish that bottle!"
John, can you send me the rest and I'll pay for shipping?
I was wondering for a minute if I wanted to spend money on these but then realized that the bottle of the White Oak Project was VERY disappointing and I feel cheated out of my money. I wish they would discontinue these lines and only do them in house. My idea of experimenting is sitting in front of the bar at Bourbons Bistro with 160 bottles to choose from and hooking up the bartender!!!
I think it is both great and rather boldby Buffalo Trace to release such an entire (?) line of experimental casks as bottlings. Experiments are going on in many places outwith the industries that are whisky/whiskey – but rarely do they ever get into the public light. Commendable! The fact that this one had a truly disgraceful finish just makes the experiment more worthwhile and educational. Now, I am not a big fan of Bourbons, really, though I find great pleasure in using good quality ex Bourbon casks to good effect. But this experiment is really making me happy – and wanting to try the entire line, warts and all!
At least this is one area that the craft distilleries have an easier time with the experimental stuff. Since they use (mostly) small casks, they don't have to wait nine years or so to find out if it works. And while BT does have some small experimental barrels, in the interest of changing only one thing at a time, most of the attempts will be with the larger barrels.
I guess there's a reason why they don't make whiskey with oats…
And oddly, like some others here, I now want to try it more than ever.
I tried the Koval Dark (i.e. aged longer) Oat Whiskey at Whiskyfest. It tasted more like bread than oatmeal.
Koval distills all of their whiskey above 160, this can make a huge difference when compared to a spirit at or below 160. The Koval dark products are actually aged in a different barrel then the regular whiskey, not longer.
The sadist inside me (if there is one) wants to buy these to taste how bad they really are! The power of a negative review!
Don't you mean "the masochist inside you," Yossi? 🙂 But in some respects I can relate– Whenever I hear something, anything, getting intensely maligned, I'm always inclined to go check it out. Not just for novelty's sake either. It's more that popularly maligned things quickly become things that very few people experience first-hand and ultimately things that very few people remember– They fall through the cracks and into the sub-zone of the unknown. Whether it's movies, whisky, books, or whatever this sub-zone is always an interesting space to explore. Usually, however, part of the fun of exploring it is that it's cheap…
I'm certainly not about to drop 50$ on this. I can wait until this gets steeply discounted after its sales are crushed by John's damning post or until I get a free taste somewhere.
I think you're right Red – the masochist it is! I sometimes like to pour (for others) some "bad" stuff in a tasting just so they can experience the difference between a good whisk(e)y and a bad one. Helps to put things in perspective…
Thank you John, we need more unbiased reportage like this.
Keep up the Good Work!
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DeKALB – Jimmie Ward patrolled the Northern Illinois defensive backfield the past three seasons, starting 39 of NIU's 42 games.
Ward's days competing at NIU are over. He is busy preparing to be selected in the first few rounds of May's NFL Draft.
Last year's other starter at safety, senior Dechane Durante, is currently sitting out with a knee injury.
Enter Marlon Moore, a junior who has started 15 games at cornerback during the past two seasons, defending 15 passes and picking off three in that time.
This spring, Moore has been moved over to safety, taking reps with the first team. Moore did play some safety in high school, and he's using the spring to make the necessary adjustments for his position switch.
"Just having my eyes in the right spot at all times, reading the whole field," Moore said after the Huskies' practice Thursday at the Chessick Center. "Because at corner you just go off what the safety says, they give us the calls and things. At safety I'm giving the calls, I've got to be more loud, be more of a leader also, and just make plays."
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"There are several reasons for it. One, he's a really good tackler and he was a good run support guy in high school, we knew that," NIU defensive coordinator Jay Niemann said. "He started off here as a corner because with Jimmie Ward in there and Dechane in there, we just felt like his opportunity to contribute was more so at corner to start with.
"Now that Jimmie's moved on and Dechane's on the shelf right now, it seemed like a good opportunity to get him in there, get him some reps and give him a whirl back there. So he's done a great job, he's off to a great start. I like what he's doing back there."
At the other safety spot, NIU has been rotating sophomore Mycial Allen and redshirt freshmen Jackson Abresch and Brandon Mayes.
As for Moore's future into fall camp and the 2014 season, he is versatile being able to play at the safety, cornerback and nickelback spots.
So far, the experiment at safety is going well and there may not be much need for another switch.
"I don't expect a change, necessarily," Niemann said. "I wouldn't say we're chiseled in stone on it, but if things keep going the way they are, I don't necessarily know that we would want to change, because it's going pretty well as it is right now."


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Bullying or Butt Drag? Homoerotic Wrestling Move Leads to HS Student's Expulsion
Have you ever heard of a "butt drag?" If not, that's why we're here. Let's be frank: Because the sport of wrestling isn't nearly homoerotic enough, there's actually move that involves digitally penetrating the anus of your opponent through their uniform or clothing. In another one of those potato/pa-tah-to instances, you say "legit wrestling maneuver," we say "wait 'til the third date."
The butt drag has been around forever, and in fact, it's taught by many, if not most, wrestling coaches as a tactic to gain leverage. But it's also the centerpiece of a sexual abuse/bullying case in Northern California in which a Buchanan High student was expelled for using it on a teammate during practice.
The Fresno Bee reported the Clovis Unified school board voted unanimously Wednesday night to expel Preston Hill, a 17-year-old senior, for sexual battery and bullying.
Hill and his parents left before the decision was announced. "They thought it would be a waste of time to stick around," said attorney Charles Magill, who had tried to have Hill reinstated at Buchanan.
The Bee reports: The board deliberated privately for fewer than 30 minutes before announcing the decision at a public hearing at Clovis Unified School District headquarters.
Hill, who was suspended before the school year began, will now be unable to finish his senior year at Buchanan. He is forbidden to even set foot on Clovis Unified property. His only options to graduate include enrolling in another school district or attending a charter or private school.
The expulsion came the same day Hill appeared at a pretrial hearing in Fresno County Superior Court, where he faces a criminal charge of sexual battery. Sources say prosecutors want to resolve the case before Hill's trial on Jan. 27.
The alleged victim told Clovis police that Hill rammed two fingers into his anus during wrestling practice in July. Hill, however, told police he was employing a legitimate wrestling move called a "butt-drag" when he grabbed the boy's butt cheek — not his anus.
The school board, however, upheld the Jan. 14 ruling by a three-member school panel that Hill had sexually assaulted his freshman teammate: The board also upheld the panel's other finding to support Hill's expulsion: that he bullied his teammate, committed an obscene act, and caused or attempted to cause physical injury to the teammate.
At the January 14th hearing, Buchanan's wrestling coach, Tyrell Blanche, and several teammates insisted Hill would never intentionally hurt another teammate: But the alleged victim and his parents testified that Hill had bullied his younger teammate, made a threatening gesture during weight lifting, and then rammed two fingers up the boy's anus during practice to humiliate and abuse him.
Another teammate submitted a sworn declaration confirming that he saw Hill make a threatening gesture towards the victim during a weight lifting session.
Typically, expulsion hearings are confidential but Hill's parents asked for his to be public.
Sherri Poindexter, whose son wrestles at Clovis North High, became emotional when she told the board that its decision could affect other sports: Will a coach get punished for slapping a player on the buttocks after he makes a great play, she asked. Will a quarterback get in trouble when he touches the rear end of a center who is hiking the football?
Magill implored the board to give Hill a second chance. He attacked the alleged victim's credibility, even though he was warned by the school board's attorney not to discuss the boy's testimony.
Clovis Unified attorney Tom Manniello, however, told the board that the boy was lying on his stomach when Hill assaulted him. He then pointed out that Blanche had said a wrestler could not use the "butt drag" move on an opponent in that position.
Magill said the expulsion will be appealed to the Fresno County Office of Education.
The alleged victim's father doubts the decision will be overturned: "The board's action sends a strong message that bullying will not be tolerated not only here, but everywhere," he said.
This isn't the first instance of a high-profile butt drag. In 2007, a South Dakota high-school wrestler name Jerome Hunt was found guilty and sentenced to probation after being charged with rape for performing the same move on at least six other wrestlers.
For Hill, the issue stems from whether he made the threatening gesture prior to the act and willingly tried to abuse and humiliate his victim. And if so, it's clear-cut bullying. But what say you?
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Product Description: | SRX services gateway 210 with 2xGE + 6xFE ports, 1xmini-PIM slot, high memory (1GB RAM, 1GB FLASH), w/ 4 Ports POE (50W) and Media Gateway with 2 FXO and 2 FXS ports. |
Shipping: | Typically ships within 2-3 days |
Warranty: | 1-Year Standard Warranty |
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Manufacturer: | Juniper |
Product ID: | SRX210H-P-MGW |
Product Description: | SRX services gateway 210 with 2xGE + 6xFE ports, 1xmini-PIM slot, high memory (1GB RAM, 1GB FLASH), w/ 4 Ports POE (50W) and Media Gateway with 2 FXO and 2 FXS ports. |
Product Type: | Router |
Marketing Information | |
SRX210Service Gateway for the branch provide perimeter security, content security, access control, and network-wide threat visibility and control. Best-in-class firewall and VPN technologies secure the perimeter with minimal configuration and consistent performance. By using zones and policies, even new network administrators can configure and deploy an SRX210 for the branch quickly and securely. Policy-based VPNs support more complex security architectures that require dynamic addressing and split tunneling. For content security, SRX210 for the branch offers a complete suite of Unified Threat Management (UTM) services consisting of: intrusion prevention system (IPS), antivirus, anti-spam, Web filtering and data loss prevention via content filtering to protect your network from the latest content borne threats. Select models feature Content Security Accelerator for high-performance IPS and antivirus performance. | |
Interfaces/Ports | |
Total Number of Ports: | 8 |
USB: | Yes |
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports: | 8 |
I/O Expansions | |
Number of Total Expansion Slots: | 2 |
Expansion Slot Type: | PIM |
Network & Communication | |
Network Technology: | 10/100/1000Base-T |
10/100Base-TX | |
Ethernet Technology: | Gigabit Ethernet |
Management & Protocols | |
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Memory | |
Standard Memory: | 512 MB |
Maximum Memory: | 1 GB |
Memory Technology: | DRAM |
Flash Memory: | 1 GB |
Power Description | |
Input Voltage: | 110 V AC |
Power Source: | Power Supply |
Physical Characteristics | |
Compatible Rack Unit: | 1U |
Form Factor: | Rack-mountable |
Height: | 1.7" |
Width: | 17.5" |
Depth: | 16.1" |
Weight (Approximate): | 25 lb |
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Respiratory symptoms vary significantly during different stages of the menstrual cycle, with higher frequencies during the mid-luteal to mid-follicular stages, according to a new study.
"The effects of the menstrual cycle on respiratory symptoms in the general population have not been well studied," said lead author Ferenc Macsali, MD, of the Haukeland University Hospital in Bergen, Norway. "In a cohort of nearly 4,000 women, we found large and consistent changes in respiratory symptoms according to menstrual cycle phase, and, in addition, these patterns varied according to body mass index (BMI), asthma, and smoking status."
The findings were published online ahead of print publication in the American Thoracic Society's American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine.
A total of 3,926 women with regular cycles who were not taking exogenous sex hormones were enrolled in the study. Menstrual cycles, respiratory symptoms, BMI, asthma, and smoking status were determined by postal questionnaire.
Significant variations over the menstrual cycle were found for each symptom assessed in all subjects and subgroups. Reported wheezing was higher on cycle days 10-22, with a mid-cycle dip near the putative time of ovulation (~days 14-16) in most subgroups. Shortness of breath was highest on days 7-21, with a dip just prior to mid-cycle in a number of subgroups. The incidence of cough was higher just after putative ovulation for asthmatics, subjects with BMI ≥ 23kg/m2, and smokers, or just prior to ovulation and the onset of menses in subgroups with a low incidence of symptoms.
"Our finding that respiratory symptoms vary according to the stage of the menstrual cycle is novel, as is our finding that these patterns vary according to BMI and smoking status," said Dr. Mascali. "These relationships indicate a link between respiratory symptoms and hormonal changes through the menstrual cycle."
The study had a few limitations, including the use of questionnaires to gather data and variation in the length of menstrual cycles in the study population, which may affect the accuracy of determining menstrual cycle stage.
"Our results point to the potential for individualizing therapy for respiratory diseases according to individual symptom patterns," concluded Dr. Mascali. "Adjusting asthma medication, for example, according to a woman's menstrual cycle might improve its efficacy and help reduce disability and the costs of care."
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text: Thieves stole $10,000 worth of Pendleton x Vans Shoes which were made for a nonprofit organization called Nibwaakaawin. The shoes were taken from a trailer in a hotel parking lot in Albuquerque, New Mexico. These kicks were made for a special event called the All Nations Skate Jam and were set to be sold at the event to help cover the costs to put on the event. Be sure to check the video coverage of this story from a local Albuquerque news cast by clicking here.


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Small Mammals Have A 'Celtic Fringe' Too. Early Celtic 'Stonehenge' discovered in Germany's Black Forest. A huge early Celtic calendar construction has been discovered in the royal tomb of Magdalenenberg, nearby Villingen-Schwenningen in Germany's Black Forest.
This discovery was made by researchers at the Römisch-Germanisches Zentralmuseum at Mainz in Germany when they evaluated old excavation plans. The order of the burials around the central royal tomb fits exactly with the sky constellations of the Northern hemisphere. Aboriginal Australians descended from early migration of modern humans out of Africa, study says. Genome sequencing study suggests that Aboriginal Australians are descended from early wave of modern humans who migrated out of Africa perhaps 62,000 - 75,000 years ago.
Little did he know that giving a team of scientists a lock of his hair would provide answers to some profound questions about the origins of humankind in his native Australia. But that is exactly what happened when scientists sequenced his genome and found that he was descended from a very ancient wave of modern humanity out of Africa and eventually into Australia some 62,000 - 75,000 years ago.
He is an Aboriginal Australian. 3,000-year-old shipwreck shows European trade was thriving in Bronze Age. Tin ingots from this period have not been found in Britain before.
A bronze sword and three gold wrist bracelets, known as torcs, were also found at the spot, not far from the famous ''Salcombe Cannon'' wreck, which was discovered in the 1990s. The team have not found any of the new ship's actual body which is thought to have perished. However, it is likely to have been powered with paddles and had a crew of around 15. Modern Human Variation: Overview. New Hypothesis on the origins of the Khazars. Regarding history one of the most profound Bulgarian historians, Dr.
Gancho Tzenov, prof. at the University of Berlin in the beginning of 20th century, believed that: (1) history is a positive, inductive science, which is based only on facts, systematized facts and never on assumptions, opinions and speculations. Consequently one must not believe in histories written by victors; (2) large sections of the officially accepted at his time European history of the past 2000 years or so, and particularly that of Eastern Europe, is based on assumptions, opinions and speculations and has nothing in common with the real history of the continent and its human inhabitants.
The situation has not changed as of today. There is a lot of evidence supporting this stand of Dr. Tzenov, but I will allow myself to adduce the following few from his works: New evidence links Early Bronze Age Ireland to the Southeastern United States - National Architecture & Design. WALESKA, GA – May 24, 2011 (Examiner.com) For eleven years an enigmatic, 11 feet long boulder has been on display in the Hall of Ancients in the Funk Heritage Museum on the campus of Reinhardt University.
Thousands of people viewed the boulder. All thought it was something very "special." Few visitors could make sense out of the concentric rings, circles with crosses, stars and something that looks like a dogwood flower or primitive rose. These carved symbols are known to archaeologists as petroglyphs. Did sex with Neanderthals and Denisovans shape our immune systems? The jury's still out. Humans and Neanderthals had sex, but not very often. Tens of thousands of years ago, our ancestors spread across the world, having sex with Neanderthals, Denisovans and other groups of ancient humans as they went.
Today, our genes testify to these prehistoric liaisons. Last year, when the Neanderthal genome was finally sequenced, it emerged that everyone outside of African can trace 1 and 4 percent of their DNA from Neanderthals. The discovery was a vindication for some and a surprise to others. Climatic fluctuations drove key events in human evolution, researchers find.
Research at the University of Liverpool has found that periods of rapid fluctuation in temperature coincided with the emergence of the first distant relatives of human beings and the appearance and spread of stone tools.
Dr Matt Grove from the School of Archaeology, Classics and Egyptology reconstructed likely responses of human ancestors to the climate of the past five million years using genetic modelling techniques. When results were mapped against the timeline of human evolution, Dr Grove found that key events coincided with periods of high variability in recorded temperatures. Dr Grove said: "The study confirmed that a major human adaptive radiation -- a pattern whereby the number of coexisting species increases rapidly before crashing again to near previous levels -- coincided with an extended period of climatic fluctuation. "By 1.5 million years ago we are left with a single human ancestor -- Homo erectus. Aboriginal Australians: The first explorers. In an exciting development, an international team of researchers has, for the first time, pieced together the human genome from an Aboriginal Australian.
The results, published in the journal Science, re-interpret the prehistory of our species. By sequencing the genome, the researchers demonstrate that Aboriginal Australians descend directly from an early human expansion into Asia that took place some 70,000 years ago, at least 24,000 years before the population movements that gave rise to present-day Europeans and Asians. The results imply that modern day Aboriginal Australians are in fact the direct descendents of the first people who arrived in Australia as early as 50,000 years ago.
The study derived from a lock of hair donated to a British anthropologist by an Aboriginal man from the Goldfields region of Western Australia in the early 20th century. Separation New model for migration. Nevada's Mysterious Cave of The Red-Haired Giants. By Terrence Aym July 10, 2010 from IronLight Website Spanish version.
Hyksos. The Hyksos or Hycsos (/ˈhɪksɒs/ or /ˈhɪksoʊz/;[3] Egyptian heqa khaseshet, "ruler(s) of the foreign countries"; Greek Ὑκσώς, Ὑξώς) were an Asiatic people from West Asia who took over the eastern Nile Delta, ending the Thirteenth dynasty of Egypt and initiating the Second Intermediate Period.[4] Important Canaanite populations first appeared in Egypt towards the end of the 12th Dynasty c. 1800 BC, and either around that time or c. 1720 BC, formed an independent realm in the eastern Nile Delta.[5] The Canaanite rulers of the Delta, regrouped in the 14th Dynasty, coexisted with the Egyptian 13th Dynasty, based in Itjtawy.
The power of the 13th and 14th dynasties progressively waned, perhaps due to famine and plague,[5][6] and c. 1650 BC both were invaded by the Hyksos, who formed their own dynasty, the 15th Dynasty. Origins of the Hyksos[edit] There are various hypotheses as to the Hyksos' ethnic identity. Most archaeologists[who?] As to a Hyksos "conquest", some archaeologists[who?] The history of the Sidhe. Llano Man Ancient American stone head sculpture. Over thirty thousand years ago, while Cro-Magnon man carved sculptures in Europe, Llano Man was shaping the stone heads of Malakov right here in Texas. The history of early man is often depicted with graphs, charts, reconstructed skulls, and artists renderings which imply two million years of gradual, progressive change—like a bridge across a River of Confusion.
In fact, what we have is a series of stepping stones with wide gaps between the various stages or types, and some stones branch off into the river and lead nowhere. Just as we are about to reach the opposite shore the last two stones are conveniently placed allowing us to stand on the solid ground of the present. The next to last stage is represented by the Neanderthals which just don't seem to fit in the scheme of things; but without them our path of stepping stones will leave us stranded and confused. "Mystery surrounds the Neanderthals," Kenneth F. "When art first appeared, presumably around 40,000 B.P. Iran - 'the land of Aryans' Ginger. The naturally preserved body of an adult man was found in a cemetery at Gebelein, Egypt, and dated to the Late Predynastic period, around 3400 BC, or earlier. Ginger died more than five thousand years ago, yet his golden hair, which gave him his nick-name, and even his toe- and finger-nails were perfectly preserved.
Before mummification was developed to preserve human remains bodies were placed in shallow graves, in direct contact with the sand. Red hair. Red hair occurs naturally in 1–2% of the human population.[1] It occurs more frequently (2–6%) in people of northern or western European ancestry, and less frequently in other populations. Red hair appears in people with two copies of a recessive gene on chromosome 16 which causes a mutation in the MC1R protein. [citation needed] Cultural reactions have varied from ridicule to admiration; many common stereotypes exist regarding redheads and they are often portrayed as fiery-tempered. Geographic distribution Historical Woman with red hair, Papua New Guinea. Several accounts by Greek writers mention redheaded people. Rus' people. The Rus' (Slavic: Русь; Greek: Ῥῶς) — ancient people who gave their name to the lands of Russia and Belarus.
Their origin and identity are much in dispute. Russian scholars, along with some Westerners, consider the Rus to be a southeastern Slavic tribe that founded a tribal league - the Kievan state. Ibn Khordadbeh, a Persian geographer of the 9th century also believed the Rus people are Slavic. Traditional Western scholars believe them to be a group of Varangians — diverse groups of Norsemen.[1][2][3][4] According to the Primary Chronicle of Rus', compiled in about 1113 AD, the Rus' had relocated "from over sea", first to northeastern Europe, creating an early polity that finally came under the leadership of Rurik. Etymology[edit] Varangians. Etymology[edit] Greek Βάραγγος, Várangos, and Old East Slavic varęgŭ are derived from Old Norse væringi, originally a compound of vár "pledge, faith" and gengi "companion", thus meaning "sworn companion, confederate" or "a foreigner who has taken service with a new lord by a treaty of fealty to him, or protégé".[1][12] Some scholars seem to assume a derivation from vár with the common suffix -ing-.[13] Yet, this suffix is inflected differently in Old Norse, and furthermore, the word is attested with -gangia- in other Germanic languages in the Early Middle Ages, like in Old English wærgenga, Old Frankish wargengus and Langobardic waregang.[14] The reduction of the second part of the word could be parallel to that seen in Old Norse foringi "leader", correspondent to Old English foregenga and Gothic fauragangja "steward".[15][16] Kievan Rus'[edit]
The Physical Anthropology of Israelite Peoples. In the article below we examine archaeological and historical sources alongside Rabbinical texts and the findings of Physical Anthropology. Homo sapiens - H. sapiens (Anatomically Modern Humans - AMH) are the species we belong to. Introduction. Ancient DNA Reveals That Some Neanderthals Were Redheads. The Neanderthal theory of autism, Asperger and ADHD.
Leif Ekblad, Independent Researcher Invented 2001-04-24 Last modified 2013-06-06 Modified reconstruction of Gibraltar Neanderthal child Credits Abstract Introduction Primate species Primate evolution Oreopithecus Ardipithecus Australopithecus Homo in Dmanisi Homo floresiensis Denisovans East Asian Homo Neanderthals Genetics Neanderthal nuclear-DNA Mitochondrial-DNA Y chromosome PDHA1 shows hybridization ADHD - DRD4 VNTR Skin color, hair color, freckles and eye color - MC1R Homo The cold adapted species The warm adapted species Homo Sapiens Could Neanderthals really be a true species?
Elizabeth Morgan Helped me with background material about various diseases like hemochromatosis, Factor V Leiden, cystic fibrosis, SLE, other autoimmune diseases, and found various links to supportative evidence. Operating system and the Neanderthal theory. NEandERthaL anatomy Human Evolution.


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These images from the Sandusky Library Archives Research Center show examples of youngsters being transported around the turn of the twentieth century. The baby pictured below is in a wicker carriage in front of the Bock Barber Shop.
Children of Ferdinand V. Seibert are seen in a carriage in front of a residence on Third Street in Sandusky.
Ruth Beach is pictured below about 1905.
This vintage collapsible doll buggy can be seen in the toy room of the Follett House Museum.
A newspaper advertisement from the March 2, 1901 issue of the Sandusky Daily Star features a Sleep Go-Cart from Goebel's Big Store. The product is upholstered, and contains a parasol to protect baby from the sun.


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A small town gas station in Texas provides the setting for this comedy drama by cult-movie maker Eagle Pennell. The station is run by Doc, an easy going guy, who is married to a most unpleasant wife who is having an open affair with a used-car salesman. Doc turns his eye upon the cute little barbecue stand owner down the street and begins dreaming of escape. Much of the film focuses upon the many people who frequent Doc's station, but seldom...more
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There's an expanding vocabulary devoted to sustainability and green building that forms the language we use to describe every aspect of our efforts—from community planning and design through product development, construction, performance, and market acceptance.
As an editor, I'm always on the lookout for these new terms that help define our work and refine our ability to communicate about it. Our language reflects our understanding of ourselves and, in this case, of our progress.
The meanings of lexiconic words like green and sustainable are shaped by qualifiers like greenwash, substantiated claims, and credibility, and they subdivide into component terms like raw materials extraction, multiple-attributes, recycled content, embodied energy, carbon footprint, and green chemistry—all of which eventually reunite in LCA, and EPDs.
Our new communities are built on brownfields, greenfields, or, now, even economically stressed and dormant sites called redfields.
Understanding and tracking this language positions each of us not just to better understand our changing industry, but also to actively participate. Through your participation, language becomes a tool of metrics, consensus, and engagement. It allows you to gauge your own position along the sustainability spectrum and chart your own course toward your goals. You are the active ingredient.
If we believe the good-news side of sustainability, then we see innovation all around us. But where does it come from? How does it find us? And how do we know something is truly innovative, in a world where almost everything else is totally awesome?
Don't wait for answers, or for someone else to sound the all-clear. Whether you're an architect, builder, or contractor, it's time to apply my favorite verb: innovate. You don't need to be a pioneer, and you can set your own pace and comfort level, but we need to accelerate the rate of change in our industry to have a chance at contributing real solutions to the environmental challenges we all face.
Here are the questions I think you should be asking yourselves:
First, "What is our process for adopting new practices? What is our innovation plan?"
Then look deeper.
Do you have someone charged with ongoing internal R&D?
Do you stay current with changes in materials, products, and technologies; building science; and rating systems and code requirements?
How do your current practices compare with the state-of-the-art?
How does that position you for the future and the anticipated pace of change—including adapting to new codes?
Are you collaborating with everyone else involved in your projects to share information and expertise that would pave the way for improved quality and performance?
Can you conduct off-site collaborative research with suppliers and subcontractors that would reduce your risk factor?
Then answer these three questions:
Where are you now?
Where do you want to be in 5 years?
What do you need to do in order to get there?
It will take this kind of focus, planning, and—yes—innovation on a player-by-player, jobsite-by-jobsite, and project-by-project basis to reach our goals as an industry and live up to the promise of all these words.


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We will take the components (text, logo or clipart) you provide and complete the layout of your ornament. When visualizing your ornament design, remember we are dealing with a small engraveable area and less engraving is better. Tell the story with the minimum amount of text, less text equals larger, easier to read fonts. It is good to create a theme for your ornament. This can be a logo, clipart or a short string of text. We will add the text to complement your theme. Once the design is complete we will provide a pre-production proof.
A logo or clipart should be black on white no grayscale. Email questionable Images and we will let you know if they will work.
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text: For the type of music you listen to I would say the HD800s is a no go. IMO that could be the main point here. Your music of choice - correct? You don't do classical right? As for me "before" if I'm not listening to classical I'm not listening to the HD800s. I've since found the HE-6 can take on the classical role with no problems what so ever.. So for any other music the LCD-3s are much better suited. IMO that is.


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Nick and Gracie are coming clean.
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Aaron, a sadistic 19-year-old with an addiction to near death experiences, is introduced to Johnny, a terminally ill 19 year old who must tell his story to help change Aaron's ways.
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"Johnny, a terminally ill 19 year old, is asked to tell his enlightening story to Aaron, a suicidal teen who has a lust for near-death experiences."
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