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galing mo mommy!!! your daughter looks so fab, in na in ang kulay na ito…and congrats to her for winning …mahilig din ako sa declamation sa once in my life..he..he…
thanks for the visit:)
she's lovely as always more with that beautiful skirt, well done mommy! wish i could learn how to sew too! PinayMum – Mommy's Life Around…doing her round for late visit and wishing you a great week!
nice skirt. this inspires me to bring out the sewing machine again. thanks for sharing 🙂
wow! love that skirt!!
oh i love that skirt!
Awww..nice work mommy! How I wish I could sew : )
nice one mommy!!! galing ang ganda bagay sa kanya…
happy MM!
Wow, galeng! I wish I learned from my mom who can sew but I didn't. Kaya heto ni magtagpi ng butas na nyorts di ko kaya, ahaha. Lovely daughter you have there! Happy weekend!
wow galing mo naman ate… hindi ko talaga naging hilig ang pananahi… takot ako sa needle 😀
very nice!+ to think you were the one who made it!i wish i can be adept with my fingers as you are mommy!love the purple skirt^^
happy MM!
jared's little corner
Bravo! 😀 what an achievement! 😀 thanks for sharing this joyous moment with us at mommy moments!
Wow! ang galing mo naman mommy stef for being able to make your daughter's skirt!
you did a good job sewing your daughter's skirt mommy stef..
followed you..
So cute and lovely in purple!
Purple Galore at my page, have a good weekend!
I am now your follower.
wow, you made the skirt yourself! keanna is sure lucky to have a very skillful mom. i can't even mend my toddlers' clothes.
here's my entry http://www.totteringmama.com/2011/03/mommy-moments-purple-less.html it's not about the toddlers though.
wow! how i wish i knew how to sew! nice skirt! looks good on your lovely daughter! visiting your MM entry! here's mine:
fantabulous job on sewing this dress!!! keep it up mommy! you can make more! ^_^
Happy MM! 🙂 Here's my purple entry: http://www.thelifeencounters.com/mommy-moments-purple/
Mars @ The Life Encounters
Congratulations, Mommy! You've made a very lovely purple skirt for your daughter. I bet that's her lucky charm, too, in that declamation contest. Happy MM!
How I wish I know to sew. It would be nice and we could save more if I know how.
Mine is here
ganda nga ng skirt and your daughter of course 🙂
followed, hoping you can follow and link up if you haven't yet =)
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ohhh stef! so proud to be your friend, you have such talent pala. go go go!! Keanna is sooooo big na! ;)hugs from all of us here.. Kylie misses ate Keanna tuloy
love that pink/purple combo too…way to go mare
great work! I love to sew also but it's been a while since I got myself work on my grandma's sewing machine.
thanks for the visit 😀
Wow, I wish I knew how to sew! Congrats on your first try. 😀 Now following you. 😀
nice skirt! it surely made her feel like a princess 🙂
Here is my purple.
nice color combination pink and purple 😀 my MM is here
She look nice on purple,no wonder,it her favorite!
You're so good with things, first try pa lang yet you made a very elegant piece! Congratulations again ate K! Proud tita ako ehehe!
you did a great job sewing this pretty skirt for your daughter…it looks good on her; she's pretty in purple!


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The Matador Network is website all about travel and they have a series of articles that they run called "how to piss of a/an [insert nationality]". These articles are almost always sarcastic and make fun of how we stereotype people from other countries. I thought it would be fun if I added my 2 cents. So here is my version:
South Africans are generally a friendly bunch. We love big get-together's, great food, sports and go out of our way to make visitors feel welcome in this beautiful country of ours. That's not to say that you can't get us riled up.
Africa is a continent, South Africa is a country
More accurately Africa is a gigantic continent and in comparison South Africa is a small country at the southern tip of Africa. No, I don't know your friend from Kenya. How could I possibly? No, I'm not from Nigeria. Nigeria and South Africa are two completely different countries separated by thousands of kilometres and different cultures.
No, elephants and lions do not roam the streets freely. Seriously though, they just don't.
Hard as this may be to believe but we do have paved roads and traffic lights and the only thing that may jump at your car would be young kids wanting to wash your windscreen at a red light for small change. Sure some parts of the country is rural but even here the only wildlife you might see wandering around is a horse or a cow. If you want to see lions or elephants please feel free to visit one of our many spectacular game reserves. We also have large cities with buildings, running water, western toilets, electricity and ATM machines.
South Africans are sport obsessed
If you want to turn a friend into an enemy all you have to do is say that the Australian cricket team is the better cricket team. We have a sports rivalry going back decades. This will not endear you to the locals as it is common knowledge that the South African cricket team fondly known as the Proteas are the best in the world. In fact not even Australia's rugby team comes close to our mighty Springbokke the South African rugby team. You would do well to remember that anything Australia can do, we just do better.
Proud to be coloured
This is a weird one but yes, you read that right. Do not tell us that we are free and that we do need not call ourselves coloured. We know we are free. Perhaps the term coloured is not politically correct in the rest of the world but in South Africa it refers to a group of people of mixed heritage and we are proud of that heritage.
It don't matter if you're black or white
Not just a catchy Michael Jackson song but you need to know that not all South Africans are black some of us are actually white. Yes there are white people in South Africa. Born and bred for centuries and some of them can even speak Xhosa. You do need to bear in mind that there are many unique and distinctly different tribes so please do not lump all black people together as one. I'm really not making any of this up. Shout out to the South African Indians many of whom can speak Zulu. We've got a whole rainbow nation thing going over here.
But doesn't South Africa have a high crime rate?
Yes there is crime in South Africa but you know what, there is crime everywhere. The world is sadly a dangerous place but all you need to do is practice common sense and you will be fine. Don't wander around all alone drunk at 2am down dark alleys.
There is a big difference between a South African from Cape Town and one from Johannesburg.
Ok so now you know where South Africa. Great, you're making progress and I am so proud of you. I'm from Cape Town so please don't mistake me for someone from Johannesburg. People from Johannesburg are landlocked workaholics who are only interested in making money. People from Cape Town are laid back beach bums.
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- Keroppi
- 4 years ago
- Wedding: January 2015
Any winter brides out there? What did your bouquet look like?
Any winter brides out there? What did your bouquet look like?
I'm no help, I'm in the waiting camp, but dream of a winter wedding so commenting to follow!
These were my inspiration photos to the florist. Mine will be more red than white flowers and the BMs will be the opposite.
sostobe: oooohh very pretty.
RhianfaHW: I think there is just something so romantic about a winter wedding!
I am getting married 12/13/14. I do not have it yer but I plan to have a baby's breath or hydrange bouquet.
I'm getting married in December, these are what I've got pinned for inspiration:
My main colour is plum purple. I'm debating between a purple bouquet or a white one. I really like the look of an all white wintery bouquet, but I'm afraid it would look washed out in pictures with snow, white dress, white fur shawl.
Here are what I have pinned.
mildlybookish: I love the last one if you're going with purples. The first white one is simply gorgeous as well – but I had the same concerns. There's already so much white in the photos with the snow that I went with a pop of colour instead.
My inspiration for 12/21/14 wedding!
pinkksnow: that is a beautiful bouquet!
pinkksnow: beautiful!
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2012 Jeep Wrangler: That Pesky Front License Plate
August 23, 2012
California is one of 33 states that requires front license plates. This statistic predates the invention of red light and speed cameras, which seem to work quite well anyway in states that don't hand out front plates. Arizona, for example, seems to very proficient at issuing camera-based tickets without issuing residents a front plate.
But I digress. California persists with the requirement. Folks who park on nearby streets in Santa Monica and the West Side -- places where meter maids patrol ad naseum -- must live with the fact that going without is an easy way to get an inconvenient, expensive and pretty much meaningless ticket.
Thing is, our 2012 Jeep Wrangler hasn't had a permanently mounted front plate since we installed our Expedition One front bumper and our Superwich. Since then the it has been riding inside the windshield, held upright and visible by the protruding passenger side tweeter. When driving it only rattled...a lot.
I finally decided to do something about it, but the spot I was eyeing had no place for me to drill holes. Enter the Velcro.
Yep, the front face of our Superwinch got drafted. It's flat, it's vertical and there's a decent amount of surface area for the Velcro tape strips. Better yet, the span is almost exactly the same as the width of the plate.
There, that should keep us on good terms with the parking zealots that ride around in their Cushmann 3-wheelers. When I need the winch it'll pop off easily to give me a good view of the rope windings on the drum. Until then I suppose it'll keep the bugs off the works.
Sure, it's a caveman stopgap solution, but it should suffice until I find or fabricate a bracket that's a bit more secure than Velcro.
On the other hand I have a lot of respect for Velcro. Maybe someday I'll tell you the story of the balled-up GTI racecar and it's two underseat stereo amplifiers, one held down by grade 8 bolts, the other by Velcro strips. I'll let you decide which one came loose when the car barrel rolled 6 times.
Dan Edmunds, Director of Vehicle Testing @ 19,415 miles


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If you goBravo! Restaurant & Cafe
What: Kalamazoo restaurant celebrates 25th anniversary on Oct. 26
Where: 5402 Portage Road
Hours: 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m. Monday-Thursday; 11:30 a.m.-11 p.m. Friday; 5-11 p.m. Saturday and 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. and 4-9 p.m. Sunday
Contact: 269-344-7700, www.bravokalamazoo.com
Anniversary menu (available all month, $25 per person)
- Bravo! Signature Salad (mixed wild greens with dried cranberries, goat cheese and our balsamic vinaigrette)
- Cream of Mushroom Soup (sliced fresh mushrooms simmered in white wine, cream and parmesan cheese)
- Stuffed Twin Pork Chops (herb-encrusted pork loin filled with prosciutto and mozzarella, served with blue cheese mashed potatoes and fresh vegetable of the day)
- Linguini Shrimp Scampi (sautéed garlic shrimp, extra virgin olive oil, tomatoes, white wine, linguini and a splash of balsamic vinegar)
- Chicken Gnocchi (sautéed chicken breast with mushroom cream sauce and crispy potato and spinach gnocchi dumplings)
- White Chocolate Mousse, served with raspberry sauce
Just ask chefs and brothers Shawn and Terry Hagen, who are partners with Don and Ann Parfet at Bravo! Restaurant & Cafe. The restaurant will officially celebrate its 25th year on Oct. 26, a milestone rare in the industry and one not lost on the owners.
"It's like dog years. That's more like 100 years," Terry Hagen said.
For the entire month, Bravo! has been offering a specialty menu of some of the restaurant's best items over the years -- from Cream of Mushroom Soup to Linguini Shrimp Scampi and more. Hagen credited a good partnership team and a dedicated staff as the reasons for longevity. About half of the restaurant's 50 employees have been at Bravo! for at least 10 years, including dishwasher Neil Berry who has worked there for all 25, Hagen said.
"We work as a family, as a team and we want to welcome our guests
like we are welcoming them into our home," Terry Hagen said. "We want to
give our guests an honest value, a great quality product for their
The building was built in 1965 by Joe Corsiglia who ran a restaurant there until it became a Win Schuler's in 1980. Hagen and Co. bought it from Schuler's in 1987. Oakley's closed in 1990, but Bravo! continued.
When the Hagens and Parfets opened Bravo!, "We did things that were cutting edge," Terry Hagen said. He said the industry has come a long way since then with the presence of the Food Network, cooking shows, celebrity chefs and the Internet. Through all the changes, Bravo! stayed relevant in the minds of Kalamazoo diners with its Mediterranean-influenced cuisine.
The partners traveled the U.S. and Europe to learn what trended there and tried to incorporate it into Bravo!.
"It keeps the restaurant fresh, but it keeps us, as a group of owners, fresh and it keeps our staff fresh," he said.Hagen proudly pointed to Bravo!'s wood-fired pizza oven, the first in the state when it was installed more than 15 years ago. Hagen said the partners needed to educate state health officials about safety and cleanliness of the new addition. Hagen said state officials had "trouble wrapping their minds" around the fact you could cook on the same surface where wood burned.
"We really spent a lot of effort trying to work with the
state to change those rules," he said.
Executive chef and head brewer Adam Stacey, who has been with the restaurant for almost 24 years, started homebrewing about 18 years ago when the Hagens bought him a kit for Christmas. His beer became so popular with employees, they decided to add it to the restaurant's offerings to compliment an extensive wine list.
"It just made sense. If you can make a killer mushroom soup … you can make a killer blonde beer," Hagen said.Stacey currently has five beers on tap: Chef's Ale, which is an amber ale; Red Velvet, a red IPA; Blonde Ambition, a blonde ale; Porterhouse, a brown porter and Toasted Pumpkin, a seasonal brew.
Stacey's brews are available in pints, as a sample platter of four 1.5 ounce pours ($6) and in half-gallon growlers ($15 new, $11 for a refill).
John Liberty can be reached at 269-370-7372 or email@example.com. Follow me on Twitter @JohnTLiberty


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The most famous megaliths of Russia
Megaliths, huge buildings made of massive stone blocks, are found in our country. In Russia, such structures quite a lot, but they are not known as the famous Stonehenge in the UK or Ollantaytambo in Peru. Ancient megalithic structures are found on the territory of Russia, we will look at next.
First where to start our journey is a Mountain Vottovaara is the highest peak of Western-Karelian elevation — 417,3 m above sea level. The mountain area of 6 sq km.
The place is just full of strange artifacts after which begin to think about ancient advanced technology in stone processing, let's look at the photo.
Mountain Vottovaara.
Scattered blocks of megaliths.
The middle block is cut at an angle of 90 degrees or freak of nature? Continue reading
On the moon found the ancient city and the old UFO base
Ken Johnston and Richard Hoagland said that U.S. astronauts found on the moon the ruins of ancient cities and artifacts that speak of the existence in the distant past of some highly developed civilization.
Why hide information about cities on the moon
The Author – Vitaliy Golubev
There was a time when no one expected that the outer neighbor of Earth scientists may be confused about so many mysteries. Many people imagine the moon as a lifeless, covered with craters stone ball, and on its surface were the ancient cities, mysterious great mechanisms and the UFOs.
Why hide information about the moon?
Long published pictures of UFOs taken by astronauts on lunar expeditions. The fact is that all flights of the Americans to the moon was held under the full control of the aliens. That saw the first man on the moon? Remember the intercepted American radio in the words of Neil Armstrong: Continue reading
The most mysterious places of Paris
Who of us at least once dreamed about a trip to Paris?
The center of Europe, world fashion capital, a city with a rich historical past – the action unfolds immortal Dumas novels, and Druon, whom many of us were read from a young age… In Paris everyone will find something that he likes. But if you're a fan of mysticism and mysterious phenomena? So, what places is better to visit?
Notre-Dame de Paris (the hunchback of Notre Dame)
Long went the legend that the stone patterns and the ornaments of this building is hidden recipe of the philosopher's stone. In the late middle Ages, Notre Dame really was a place of alchemical gatherings. After all, its architecture is traditionally correlated with germetikoj, each element – with one or another occult symbol. It is occult and not religious.
So, if you pay attention on ostensibly religious themes stained glass, you'll find that they are far from Christian tradition. On the Central one – the rose is the virgin Mary dressed in a red cloak, beneath which is seen a green garment when it is traditionally dressed in blue. At the same time, the Freemasons room in the temple, used for initiation rituals in the fifteenth Degree – "Knight of the East and the Sword", is divided into red and green halves. An accident. Continue reading


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- Milibee13
- 4 years ago
So I thought I had the shoes for my wedding. But then I found these little gems.
And I fell in love. I need opinions. Should I stick with what I have or get these new ones.
What I have:
And my dress
But it the dress has been since ripped apart dyed a nice harvest yellow and is being customized with tons of flowers and butterflies and all sorts of fairy princess stuff so it looks nothing like it used to but the shape is the same.


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Those fabric softener cloths that are tossed into the dryer along with the laundry may be doing more than just eliminating ``static cling.``
A West Palm Beach doctor is warning that Bounce and similar anti-static fabric softeners may be causing severe skin and respiratory problems for some people.
``This is a serious potential danger for someone with chronic lung problems and allergies,`` said Dr. H.J. Roberts, director of the Palm Beach Institute for Medical Research.
Roberts said he has treated 10 patients in the past year who have suffered from fits of coughing and wheezing and from nasal and sinus irritation after using the chemically treated cloths. These kinds of reactions to the fabric softeners may be a common problem, he said.
A search by Roberts of the medical literature has uncovered other cases reported by doctors who linked the fabric softeners to asthma attacks and skin inflammations in children and adults. The reports date as far back as 1976, several years after Bounce was introduced on the market.
A spokesman for Procter & Gamble Co., the Cincinnati-based manufacturer of Bounce, called Roberts` report ``highly suspect.``
``With the kind of safety history Bounce has, it`s difficult for me to say there is a problem,`` said Patrick Hayes of Procter & Gamble. About 20 billion sheets of Bounce have been used in 65 million households, he said.
Hayes said his company has investigated more than 400 complaints from Bounce users about skin irritations and respiratory ailments and found that without exception the problems were not caused by the product.
Instead, doctors traced the health complaints to a variety of infections, exposure to poison ivy, allergies to jewelry and to other causes, Hayes said.


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text: I have received some scary news this week. The doctors have found a soft tissue sarcoma in my left groin. Right now they aren't sure what stage it is our what specific type of sarcoma. I will be having more tests to determine the type of treatments I will need. While I am fighting this disease I will not be taking on clients of any kind.


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Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Heavy heart.....
AND then, we, as the Parks Division, have been hearing about a upcoming re-organization, and today some of it took place. Two, very hard working guys who have held places in management were told that they would have to apply for new positions being created in the division or take a severance package and be gone. Not only that, there are two of us secretaries. Not anymore. The secretary that just started working about 5 years ago, was laid off with a severance package. I, because of my longevity, still have my job, but my job has been re-classified and my wages have been lowered. Not only that, I will be doing the job for two people for less money. At least I still have my job, and I'm greatly relieved by that, but things are so tight right now, and they are about to get tighter with lower pay.
I feel so bad for Tawnee, my cohort. She is such a sweet, quirky person and fun to be around. She doesn't deserve this. Luckily she has a husband that has a good job, but I'm gonna miss her a lot.
I feel bad for all affected today, and there are more changes to come to other employees here. My heart is so heavy today.
10 comments:
- TexWisGirl said...
i am sorry, dear one. i know you are grateful to still be employed, but feel so bad for the others affected, too.
- March 6, 2013 at 6:30 PM
- Jill said...
I am so very sorry...for all of it. These are trying times for you. Please know I'm here for you. ((((HUGS))))
- March 6, 2013 at 6:50 PM
- Jeanne said...
So sad for this in your live right now, but, on the other hand, very glad it was not you who lost your job!
- March 6, 2013 at 7:20 PM
- Debbie Jones said...
Wow, very tough day for you. So sorry to hear about your friend who died and also the changes to your job. We have been through many job layoffs and changes and have another coming up at the end of May so believe me, I do understand how heart rending and stressful it is. You will be in my prayers.
- March 6, 2013 at 8:08 PM
- Coloring Outside the Lines said...
Oh wow- that's hard. I'm glad you still have your job.
- March 7, 2013 at 2:57 AM
- Buttons said...
Oh Susan I am so sorry for the people who have to leave and also that you have to work harder for less.
I am so sorry for the man who lost his life. This is very hard. Take care HUG B
- March 7, 2013 at 4:54 AM
- Karen said...
Sadly, it's a sign of our times. I'm sorry for all the losses -
- March 7, 2013 at 6:15 AM
- Jen said...
I am so sorry. So much to have weighing on you. There seems to be so much going on way out of our control lately. You will be in my prayers.
- March 7, 2013 at 7:34 AM
- Cheryl @ TFD said...
I'm so sorry you have all this going on. I'm sorry for your co-worker who lost his wife and the others who are without jobs now. My heart goes out to each of you.
- March 7, 2013 at 7:45 AM
- Rose said...
Oh, Susan...I am sorry to hear this.
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Trade Payments Analysis:
Payment times continue record pace
Businesses are continuing to pay their invoices at the fastest rate on record despite ABS figures showing that growth in the Australian economy slowed to 0.2% in the June quarter.
Dun & Bradstreet's Trade Payments Analysis reveals that average invoice payment times were 49.2 days during the second quarter of the year, down from 53.2 days a year earlier, and 50.4 days in the previous quarter. The current rate is the fastest on record in Dun & Bradstreet's eight-year history of the data, with an improvement of 1.2 days on the previous quarter, compared to an improvement of 2.8 days between the March and June quarters of 2014.
The rate is in line with a sharp increase in the number of invoices being paid on time (1-30 days), with the percentage increasing to a four-year high of 68 per cent for the June quarter, compared to 48 per cent a year earlier. Meanwhile, the percentage of invoices settled within 31-60 days has fallen from 40 per cent in the previous year to 21 per cent.
Dun & Bradstreet's September Business Expectations Survey found that 43 per cent of businesses would choose to miss a payment to a trade supplier if they were unable to cover all of their expenses. The survey also found that 34 per cent of businesses have had a customer or supplier become insolvent or otherwise unable to pay them in the past 12 months.
Businesses with between 20 and 199 employees paid their accounts in an average of 42.5 days during the second quarter of the year, one week faster than the five-year low national average of 49.2 days. Overall, businesses paid their invoices four days faster than in the same period last year.
Tasmanian businesses had the fastest average payment time of 42.1 days, a further improvement on the 46.6 days it recorded in the previous quarter, and eight days faster than the previous corresponding period. While all states experienced faster average payment times when compared to the first quarter of the year, the ACT and New South Wales continued to record the slowest average payment times of around 51 days.
The Fishing industry paid invoices at the fastest average rate of 39.4 days, while the Finance, Insurance and Real Estate sector lagged behind the national average of 49.2 days at 53.1 days.
While businesses across all sectors settled their accounts on an average of four days faster than the same period last year, the Forestry industry experienced the biggest improvement with an average rate of 44.4 days, 11 days faster than the previous year.
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Trade data is also effective across all business sizes, being the most predictive element in SME scores and the second most predictive (behind financials) in other credit scores. The predictive nature of trade data combined with its timely availability enables businesses to properly assess credit risk.
This includes the identification of both high and low risk customers, thereby enabling firms to minimise the risk of late payments and bad debts and identify the good credit accounts that will create long-term, profitable credit relationships.


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Most grocers frown on customers tasting the produce to see if it is fresh. But there is a way to be assured of fresh tomatoes, beans, peppers and strawberries -- pick them yourself at one of the area farms.
Those who are still hesitant about the ripeness or quality, or who just cannot resist a juicy cherry tomato or sweet strawberry, may take a sample or two at no extra cost.
``We have a lot of school groups come out,`` said Margie Bruschi. ``They enjoy it so. We tell (the children) the fruit should be washed, but when they come back you can see they have juice all over their mouth.``
At D and D Farms, two miles west of Military Trail on Boynton Road, Dale and Margie Bruschi currently host 200 people each day on 255 acres of their vegetable farm. The number of pickers increases to 400 to 500 a day after the strawberries ripen around Christmas.
Most of the customers that patronize D and D go to pick their own produce, but there also is a produce stand with fruits and vegetables, most of which are grown and picked daily on the premises. Vegetables not sold the day they are picked are sold at half price the next day.
The price for bell peppers you pick yourself is 49 cents a pound. Tomatoes and cherry tomatoes are 39 cents a pound. Small cucumbers are 49 cents a pound. Larger cukes are 10 for $1. Two eggplants sell for 25 cents.
``This is better than anyplace around,`` said Bit Dolinsky of Boynton Beach, who goes to D and D every two weeks or so to pick peppers and tomatoes and green beans, not only for herself, but for her sister who lives in Fort Lauderdale.
``The stuff tastes better here. I don`t know why,`` she said.


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This grand property is just minutes from the Tokyo train station. Designed with the business traveler in mind they have 8 multi purpose rooms, 1 formal boardroom that seats 28,and 2 meeting rooms. The main ballroom has wide windows overlooking the impressive Imperial Palace grounds. The Palace Hotel tailors each corporate event to the clients need and has hosted many high profile events.
The 10 restaurants and bars in the hotel are first class and there are many private dining rooms for business dinners. Michelin 2 star Chef Shinji Kanesaka operates the sushi outpost within Wadakura a quartet of Japanese dining options. From sushi, tempura, and teppanyaki.
Seven airlines fly the 11 hour direct flight from LAX into Tokyo including American, Delta and United. Arriving at the Narita Airport which is an hour from the city. Most visitors then jump on the comfortable
Narita Express train for the hour journey to Tokyo station with its hundreds of new restaurants and shops located under the heart of the city. A stay at the 5 Star Shangri-La Hotel which is adjacent to the train station is ideal. This property was named the Number 1 Hotel among top 100 world hotels 2013 by Institutional Investor.
Upon arrival the Shangri-La bell man or girl will meet you right on the train platform as you exit and take you and your bags to the Hotel. Again doing the same for your departure. This luxury 200 room Hotel opened in 2009 and is the first Shangri-La Hotel in Japan. They have 75 properties around the world.
This property catering to the international business traveler recently launched "Authentically Tokyo" a new 3 night 4 day package with extensive meeting rooms, facilities, lunches and dinners. Offering local dining experiences outside the Hotel and excursions to Hakone's hot springs, or bullet train to Kyoto for a memorable outing. Also shopping in Tokyo's world famous Ginza district, the vibrant restaurants of Marunouchi are all just a short ride from the Shangri-La Hotel which is located in the financial heart of Japan. The Hotel features two signature restaurants, Piacere serving authentic Italian cuisine, and Nadamen where I had a superb Japanese dinner. I had a soothing massage at their world class spa CHI, featuring ancient Chinese healing therapies. With it's 6 treatment rooms that are the largest self contained spa suites in Tokyo. Read more about this property at Tokyo Shangri-La
Around the corner from the hotel is Zakuro restaurant a great place for a Shabu-Shabu lunch or dinner with friends or clients. Here your kimono clad waitress will help you cook paper thin raw meat and chopped vegetables in a seasoned boiling broth, accompanied with dipping sauces. I thoroughly enjoyed my first Tokyo experience. They have 4 locations in Tokyo. To read more about them go to www.zakurorestaurant.com
Only American and Cathay Pacific fly the 14 hour direct flights from LAX to Hong Kong. HK if you have never been before is divided into two half's, Central Hong Kong on one side of Victoria Harbour and Kowloon Hong Kong on the other side. My first stay was at the spectacular 565 room Island Shangri-La located in Central HK..
Named best business Hotel in HK by Business Traveler for the 3rd straight year. Opening in 1991 Island Shangri-La stands a towering 56 floors above the picturesque Victoria Harbour. The lobby features the largest mural in the world stretching up all the way to the 56th floor. Catering to the business traveler this property boasts 34 suites with privileges at the opulent Horizon Club Lounge located on the 56 floor with sweeping views. A perfect place for a casual breakfast/business meeting or cocktails at night. The Hotel offers one ballroom, 6 function rooms and a special function space called The Atrium. They can customize your business meetings and events, now offering a program 'Experience it' with go green coffee breaks and lunches featuring sustainable seafood and locally source cuisine. Also a guided green walk to nearby Hong Kong Park which has a spectacular atrium with over 200 exotic colorful birds.
Honored by Conde Nast Traveler as one of the best Hotels in the world for dining. Island Shangri-La's restaurant Petrus offers fine French Cuisine. I enjoyed an amazing traditional Cantonese dinner at their Michelin 2 Star Summer Palace. Both Summer Palace and their classy Japanese restaurant Nadamen offer private rooms as well for business lunches and dinners. To read more about this hotel go to Island Shangri-La
The best way to experience Hong Kong for the first time is to take a Gray Line Tour. I did the Deluxe Hong Kong Island 7 hour tour. Our guide arrived in a shuttle bus at my Hotel and a small group of a dozen of us were whisked off through the city streets to the Man Mo Temple built in 1847. Next stop was a ride aboard the scenic steep Peak Tram to the top of Victoria Peak. There you walk along the Sky Terrace the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong making for spectacular photos of entire city below.
Later we boarded a small boat where we weaved through the floating Aberdeen Fishing Village where hundreds of fishermen and families live on their boats full time partly because Hong Kong boasts some of the worlds most expensive real estate and rentals.
Our boat then docked at Jumbo Kingdom for a Dim Sum lunch., This huge floating restaurant has hosted the likes of Queen Elizabeth to Tom Cruise. Then it's off for shopping at Stanley Market and finishing at the Tse Sui Luen Jewelry Company. Gray Line offers many shorter tours as well. To see all their tours go to Grayline Tours
In the evening I enjoyed Aqua Luna, a 45 minute cruise around Victoria Harbour on a traditional Chinese Junk Boat. Here you have spectacular views of both sides of Hong Kong with buildings along the waters edge lit up and bathed in neon lights. Many visitors and locals line up along the waters edge to eat drink and stroll as they watch the nightly 15 minute lazer show with orchestration music known as The Symphony of Lights. Others enjoy taking photo with the Bruce Lee Statue. Your hotel concierge can arrange your Aqua Luna tickets. To learn more go to Aqualuna Cruise
The Shangri-La boasts a second wonderful HK Kowloon Property as well.
When entering the lobby of the Kowloon Shangri-La Hong Kong you are struck by the beauty of gleaming Statuario marble, glittering Viennese chandeliers, a two story marble fountain and two large murals. With 688 elegantly appointed rooms and 42 suites offering breathtaking views of Victoria Harbour below, All photos in this article are courtesy of the Shangri-La Hotels, The Palace Hotel, and the rest taken by mitchell Sacharoff,
This Hotel is the winner of 'World Top Hotel Gold List' from 1997-2013 and ranked 3rd among all HK hotels 2011-2013 by Conde Nast Traveler. They have 3 floors of Club level rooms. Here you have access to the Horizon Club with private check in and late check out. The Horizon Club Lounge also provides an intimate complimentary breakfast and cocktail hour. But don't skip the main dining room buffet breakfast, it is simply one of the best I have ever been to. Enjoy the fresh squeeze juice station where you can choose from 15 or more exotic fruits to blend. they feature a full Chinese selection of amazing Dim Sum and cooked local dishes. In America we think of Dim Sum as lunch but in HK it is traditionally eaten for breakfast. Accompanied by a full western station to customize your eggs, omelette, and pancakes to your liking. They feature a vast selection of fresh baked breads, muffins, pastries and cakes. Like the Central Shangri-La everything about this sister property is big and classy, From their marble bathrooms, huge bay windows to see the spectacular Victoria Harbour below, to the 24 hour exquisite room service.
Just a 5 minute walk from the Hotel lobby is Nathan Street with its bustling shopping and restaurants. Here is a great place to get a custom tailored men's suite made to order. Just stroll down the busy street and the tailors will come out and approach you. Hong Kong is often called the New York of the east, and like NY it is a great walking city, so go out and explore.


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I actually found HP to be quite a nice company to work for. But that was a few years ago.
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I actually found HP to be quite a nice company to work for. But that was a few years ago.
Name me a state that doesn't allow guns. There isn't one. The 2nd Amendment has that one pretty well covered (and no, NYC is not a state).
Secondly, you absolutely can use lethal force in defense of property, in many states. Castle Doctrine, Stand Your Ground, and Make My Day laws make this possible.
I think what he is saying is the opposite (i.e. standard behaviour with your Ubuntu install):
Unless you launch Firefox with "sudo firefox", ff is running with user permissions, not root, so it does not have permissions necessary to write.
Hear fuckin hear! (stuck on a .5mbps copper line).
Precisely. Which is why telecoms should be public, or at least heavily subsidised.
actual vs. advertised? Seems pretty straight forward to me.
Exactly! That is the problem in this country. BT is public? Fine, then we can petition the gov for better coverage and speed. Private from the start? Fine, there will be lots of companies who can compete for our business. But this situation where a private company was handed the public infrastructure (both BT and Telewest/VM) is a terrible situation, where only the corps win.
My area is notorious for bad internet, because unless you are on fibre, you have to use the exchange from the town to the west or the town to the north, we don't have our own. Our local Con MP was elected partly on the grounds that he promised better broadband. Now he was elected, he says "derp, actually the ISPs are all private companies, I can't tell them what to do..". So much for that. Capitalism = retarded.
tl;dr: "People with decent speeds will be getting better speeds. People with 90s-era speeds still stuck with 90s speeds."
This is all well and good, giving people who already have fibre higher speed.
What about us that are stuck on the end of a 6-mile length of copper? Us that get 1mbps on a good day, but usually .3-.5?
All I ever see in the news is BT rolling out fibre to all and sundry (when really, they are "rolling out" to the exchanges, after which only 40% of those get it to their cab. Those people usually already had fibre from Virgin). Virgin increases their speeds, so it is possible to get over 100mbps if you wanna pay for it. Guess what? I would gladly pay for it. But there is no high-speed broadband anywhere on the horizon for people in my area, a communications not-spot in the middle of a city full of fibre.
Maybe focus on getting everyone up to something like 5mbps before you try and play catch-up with the rest of the West, climbing to three figures.
Estate agents. And recruitment agents.
That was "Tomorrow Never Dies", not "The World Is Not Enough"....
/coat, etc.
"In the 60's, nobody cared if you tape recorded a new song on the radio. When VCR's came out, people regularly recorded their favorite movie. Again, nobody cared. The recording industry said that these copies were low quality and they didn't care. "
Not entirely true, see "Home Taping is Killing Music".
I think this method is appropriate. I would not want to buy a game (considering what they cost these days, and the amount of bad games that have come out) without trying it out first. Thankfully, the structure of modern (PC) games is perfect for this model. The pirated copy usually only allows you to play the single player part anyway, because getting on a server to play MP involves some kind of key checking or otherwise phoning home. In this way, if the game is good the person will likely buy it to be able to access multiplayer (which with today's games is 80% of the gameplay anyway), and if it is rubbish they will get rid of it and that will be that. The latest FPS games only have a campaign mode that lasts the weekend, then it is on to multiplayer for months, if not years. Seems like a fair deal to me.
Do not dub either. Look how awful Trollhunter became after they dubbed that.
Also, do you refer to "Let the Right One In"? I did not realise they Hollywood'ed that one.
It is true though, all these foreign films I know and love (see: The Experiment, an awesome German movie mimicking the Stanford Prison experiment) are being remade in Hollywood. It is such a shame, because they often do not live up to the original, and all this because people are unwilling to read subs.
I raged for a few seconds. Nicely done.
McBain: "That's the joke."
Erm, Roger Moore thankyouverymuch.
Cold, calculating, dry and highly womanising, he did the role perfectly.
SC looks too friendly, and is a bit too Scottish for the role. Evident by how many Moore films there were, compared to how many Connery.
Thank you, yes I did my own research as well, and confirm that Cyanogenmod'ed phones are not affected
I wonder if my modded HTC has this rootkit on it.
Suggests the top bracket (for the richest) is 50%, not 25%.
really? So me, in the bottom % bracket, pay 20% to the taxman and the richest 1% pay 25?
Hah, well I only did it once, then they insisted I keep doing it. Normally I never would, and I hate people who do.
As a Norwegian, I implore you;
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, don't watch the dubbed version. At least not the first time (watch it later, and laugh). The dubbing is so ridiculous it ruins the film entirely. Not only are the voice actors ridiculous and the voices totally mismatched, but it misses out (sometimes key) information.
Some British friends watched this version with me, and I had to ask them to pause it every ten minutes to explain what was meant by the often directly-translated dialogue.
Did he bring a costume or did he buy a costume? Proofread!
I'm sure they didn't choose it willingly, it just happened.
We need to go deeper.
Fail. Misses the point where "cnut" is a common intended misspelling of the word, to get around draconian wordfilters, or just for a bit of fun.
Aha, so it has no relation to the time-honoured westcountry practice of pasty-smashing?
"A pitiful 2.1mb/s" well fantastic, that is 3x my normal speed regardless of time of day.
Seems to me if you are an American it is totally cool to support the IRA. Lots of their funding came from there.
Don't know why you were downvoted but I have seen a similar practice (may have even been tanuki, they looked similar). They bash them on the ground to stun them, then skin them alive. It is really quite shocking to watch.
Cows (or indeed all mammals) do not need to be "kept pregnant" to produce milk. They have to be pregnant to start, then they can continue indefinitely (see gross youtube vid of lady who breastfeeds the kids until they are 8). As long as you milk them every day, the milk will continue being produced.
Only in the last couple years, at the recommendation of his doctor for his gastrointestinal problems. He was not morally against it, and probably wished he could have both.
Judeson Peter? Did he adopt the Chinese way of rearranging first and last names in order to fit in?
Yes, both my parents and my grand parents are tech literate. Just as they know how to use a mobile phone they know how to order plane tickets online. There is no excuse not to learn this stuff now, it is everyday life.
You go a long way to assuming I am reliant on Facebook and twitter, which are a whole other ballgame and not really relevant to this discussion (incidentally, I have a Facebook that I sometimes look at. twitter, well to this day I am not sure what it is for, and why people use it).
I also function completely fine without these things (I can set up camp/build a shelter, forage for food and find water in the forest), but there is no need to in every day life.
Why do you sleep on a bed? Is it necessary? Why not resort to the floor? It is, after all, a luxury and not necessary.
Moron. It is because of people like you the world laughs at the UK and how far behind it is technologically. Enjoy recession and chav scum.
I say don't push it on them. They will either realise soon enough that they are being left behind, or they will just get left behind and nothing of value is lost. Society will shape itself to the adaptation to technology regardless of a few stubborn mules. Maybe sometime in the future, dole cheques will need to be claimed online and deposited directly to an online bank account. That will get them learning the internet.
Various blogs and news sites are saying it was a suicide, but this is yet unconfirmed.
You could make the same argument against To Catch a Predator. None of those "criminals" ever did anything illegal, since the people they chat to online are decoys, and are all of age.
I also like how he is branded a pedophile and put on the register for attempting to have sex with a "child". This "child" will be able to legally have sex in less than a year. Not defending him at all, but at the very least the wording should be a little different, both legally and journalistically. If 15-16 is the difference between child and adult, then who is an "adolescent" or "young adult"?
Troll if I ever saw one. Or typical left extremist. Same thing, and all signs are there:
1)Questioning immigration is racist
2)My view is right, yours are wrong and here is why, it is obvious so I don't need to provide any evidence.
3)People who don't agree with my views must be wrong in everything they say
I have lots of this animal in my extended family, it is knowing how to handle them that makes them tolerable
Not harsh enough. Estate agents are, by and large, the scum of the earth. Like recruiters, they are middle-men, who usually do not actually have any qualifications (or even skills).
Indeed. Just last week, on this very website (over there ---> "latest jobs") I saw a job posting that was paying £0pa Awesome proofreading there!
I lost a mobile to the Underground floor. I don't know if someone nicked it or it was simply ground into very fine dust.
This does not change the fact it's not my job to police your pets. The excuse that "they have their own lives" does not hold. If it did, I could keep a pet elephant, and if it crushed your car I would use the same excuse, since he likes to walk around on his own and I can't keep it trapped in the house, poor thing.
If *you* can't control your pet, *you* should not have one. You are not a special case because of your choice of pet.
Moreover, it explains the expression/phenomenon "crazy cat lady", and why there is no "crazy [x] lady" for all other values of x.
Agreed. It annoys me a little that cat owners are exempt from responsibility of their pets (this seems to be unique to this pet, as all other pets need to be accounted for by their owner). I used to have a lot of issues with cats fouling my garden. Other people (cat owners) response was usually along the lines of doing things to cat-proof my garden (put up a better fence, leave lion poo around, fill a bottle with water etc.) But why is it my prerogative to keep your pets out? Should it not be your responsibility to keep your pets away from my garden?
I have a German Shepherd now, so cats in the garden are not such a problem anymore, but I do worry what the legal implications are if he kills or maims a cat in our own garden (he likes to play, only, his idea of playing can be a bit rough).
Every, fricken, time!
I was going to mention this as well. From what I understand, the reason the G11 was nothing more than a prototype was that the problem of "runaway" guns was too high a risk.
I was initially excited on seeing this. Goldeneye remains one of my fondest memories of childhood and was one of the first FPS's I ever played. I still play it now, on an emulator.
It is a shame, then, that it will not come out on the PC (I always wanted this, so that I could react to threats at my real speed, as opposed to how the quick the joystick will let me). More disappointing is that the music has not been kept in and that the gadgets are gone. Cannot really comment on the voice actors, since the original didn't have speech (one of the few things people really disliked about it). I think they could have done this really well, if they had approached it a little differently. Honestly I do not mind that the story and levels are the same. I would have liked to simply play through the original game, but with modern graphics, sound, and on a PC. Sadly this will not happen, it would seem.
Also, for that price, no way.
It is a nice store, and the staff are helpful (certainly more so than the PC World further over in Cribbs) but neither of those things really matter to me much. I was excited at the aspect of Best Buy in the UK since, having lived in the US, I thought it would provide an alternative to PC World (store) and Ebuyer (online ordering), in other words, the low cost of ebuyer without having to use mailorder. But I was wrong. Everything in Best Buy costs the same as everywhere else, and the selection is the same as in PC World. So, Best Buy does not really provide anything different (except maybe a more helpful staff to customers who aren't technical). I can see why this venture went sour.
I wish they would make Zero Minus Ten http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_Minus_Ten into a movie.
Written by the same guy who wrote Tomorrow Never Dies (arguably one of the better non-Fleming Bond films).


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Fumito Ueda (born April 19, 1970) is a video game designer and artist. He is best known for his work on the Earthbound and Ico franchises for Nintendo.
Early Life Edit
Fumito Ueda was born in Tatsuno, Japan. As a child, he enjoyed keeping animals, animation, and making artwork.
Early Career Edit
In 1993, Ueda graduated from the Osaka University of Arts. In 1995, after trying to make a living as an artist, he decided to pursue a career in the video game industry. Ueda found work at the developer WARP working on the game Enemy Zero for the Sega Saturn. He found his time there "arduous," due to the fact that the game fell behind schedule.
Nintendo Edit
In 1997, Nintendo hired Fumito Ueda to help develop the game Earthbound 64, known in Japan as Mother 3. Due to his experience creating 3D animation in Enemy Zero, Ueda was able to help designer Shigesato Itoi's team, which was new at creating 3D environments.After Earthbound 64 was released on March 22, 2000, Shigesato Itoi retired from video game development to pursue his other interests. Recognizing Ueda's talent for animation and potential as a leader, Nintendo created a new studio devoted to the Earthbound franchise, Team Mother, to be led by him.
Mother 4, as the GameCube iteration in the series came to be known, was a long time coming. During that that time, Fumito Ueda led a team of twenty to thirty people. He left an unique mark upon the game, which sacrificed much of the series' wordplay and color in favor of largely silent characters and a mixture of dull colors and impressive lighting effects. Finally, Mother 4 was released October 2004, and was met with glowing reviews. Critics mourned the loss of much of the series' charm, but praised the unique atmosphere of the new game. Fans were split, with some considering Mother 4 to be a betrayal of the series's roots while others felt it was a natural progression for the series after the surprisingly dark Earthbound 64.
Team Mother's next project was to be an entirely new action-adventure franchise, Ico, made from the ground-up for Nintendo's upcoming console, the Revolution. However, the game, originally intended for a 2007 release, was repeatedly delayed. The game was ultimately released in July 2010 to positive reviews but fairly poor sales. Nintendo responded by dissolving Team Mother, incorporating its members into its EAD division. Nintendo offered Fumito Ueda a job as a manager, but he declined, saying "it was time to move on." On November 20, 2010, he announced his departure from Nintendo.
Future Projects Edit
In February 2011, Fumito Ueda announced the creation of a new studio, Shadow Entertainment. By E3 2012, he was ready to announce the studio's first game, named Project Wander. Project Wander was to be a first person "exploration" game, released for the eighth generation of game consoles.


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If a Crosley washer is not spinning, the homeowner should check the washer's connections, ensure an adequate laundry load, check for foreign objects between the inner and outer tubs, and clear the drain hose. Some possible causes include a tripped circuit breaker, a defective lid switch and a broken belt.
Homeowners should check the circuit breaker and ensure that the washer's power cord is connected securely. If using a top-loading model, they should confirm that the load is properly balanced in the tub and the lid is shut tight when the spin cycle begins. The washer may not spin if only a few clothing items are washed. Homeowners must then remove any bends or kinks from the drain hose, and they can clean it out to remove any clogs or debris. Next, they should use a pliers to remove any item that has become stuck between the inner and outer tubs. Homeowners may also open up the dryer to check the dryer belt and lid switch, replacing the parts if needed.
If these methods do not fix the problem, the washer may have a more severe problem such as a broken pump or a frozen pump pulley. Homeowners should contact Crosley to schedule an appointment with an authorized repair technician, keeping in mind that Crosley dryers are backed by a limited 10-year warranty.


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February 01, 2011 09:08 ET
ROCKVILLE, MD--(Marketwire - February 1, 2011) - MarketResearch.com has announced the addition of BCC Research's new report "Petrochemical (Petroleum and Chemical) Catalysts: The U.S. Market" to their collection of Chemicals market reports. For more information, visit http://www.marketresearch.com/product/display.asp?ProductID=6060261
Catalysts are important materials of commerce, even if most people do not realize how catalysts touch them every day. Most of us drive cars fueled with high-octane unleaded, often oxygenated or reformulated, gasoline, which is blended with components produced in catalytic oil refinery processes. Although the current major motor fuel oxygenate, ethanol, is primarily produced in the United States via fermentation from corn, this is an exception to the basic rule that most major chemical products are made via catalytic processes. Bioprocessing of industrial chemicals from biomass sources is a growing and important technology, but at present is more at the research and development stage than at the stage of commercial method of making large-scale industrial compounds for sale.
Catalysts for chemical, petrochemical, and petroleum refining processes constitute a significant business in the United States. BCC estimates total merchant sales of these products in the U.S. in 2010 at about $4.1 billion. The total U.S. market value is forecast to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 2.5% to reach more than $4.6 billion by 2015.
For all types of chemical catalysts, we estimate a total 2010 market of almost $2.7 billion, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 2.5% to more than $3 billion in 2015. Polymerization is the largest chemical catalyst segment with a market of about $1.3 billion and a slightly higher CAGR.
Petroleum refining catalysts are a smaller market at $1.4 billion in sales in 2010, but also are predicted to grow at about a 2.5% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to more than $1.6 billion in 2015. Growth will be spurred by increasing demand for reformulated and other less-polluting gasolines, plus new regulations calling for drastic reductions in sulfur content in gasoline and diesel fuel.
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This summer, many families will travel together, click here for some safety tips from the AAP to stay safe whether you're taking an airplane, or car!
Motor vehicle crashes are the number one cause of death for children and adolescents ages 1 to 21. Know the laws, know the policies and keep your child safe.
- Car Safety Seat Information for Parents
A new AAP policy advises parents to keep their toddlers in rear-facing car seats until age 2, or until they reach the maximum height and weight for their seat. It also advises that most children will need to ride in a belt-positioning booster seat until they have reached 4 feet 9 inches tall and are between 8 and 12 years of age.
Car Safety Seats: A Guide for Families 2015
Car Safety Seats Product Listing for 2015
Infant Passenger Safety: Guidance for Parents
Obese Children and Car Safety Seats
The Orphan Seat – The Chicago Times
- Kansas Car Safety Resources
Give your child a boost! Kansas law requires children ages 4, 5, 6 and 7 be secured in a booster seat. Check out this flyer.
Kansas Booster Seat Law: www.kansasboosterseat.org
Four Steps for Kids: www.kansashighwaypatrol.org
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Dallas Taps Wells Fargo Commercial Banking Star from Houston
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DALLAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) announced today that it has named 16-year company veteran Brendon Riley to its Dallas Middle Market Banking leadership team as regional vice president, effective immediately. He succeeds Tom Krueger, who joined the companys Great Lakes commercial lending team.
In his new role, Riley oversees 10 experienced commercial banking professionals in Dallas who deliver Wells Fargos localized approach to serving privately held, middle-market companies with revenues of $20 million and above.
Texas is home to eight Wells Fargo Middle Market Banking offices, including three regional offices in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, three in Houston, and offices in San Antonio and Austin. Growth in the downtown Dallas office led to the expansion of new Middle Market Banking offices in Oklahoma and North Dallas.
?Tom Krueger led Wells Fargos steady growth in Dallas, and Brendon will continue that momentum in supporting middle market companies in the area, said Cecil Edwards Jr., region manager for Wells Fargo Middle Market Banking in North Texas, who has more than 35 years in the industry. ?Were pleased to bring yet another high-caliber leader to the market to help local companies succeed financially.
Riley joins James Schmeltekopf, Wells Fargos Middle Market Banking Southern division manager, and Regional Vice President Nick Salomone. In October, Schmeltekopf succeeded promoted leader Monica Cole, and Salomone was tapped to lead operations in the Fort Worth and surrounding West Texas.
The regional offices provide more than 80 Wholesale Banking services to customers in industries such as manufacturing, wholesale, retail, distribution, and technology. Edwards said the bank will continue to add new commercial bankers and staff to support customer demand here in one of the nations fastest-growing metro areas.
Riley previously served as a senior vice president in Houston, responsible for local credit decisions, risk management, and development of financial analysts. He brings 16 years of banking experience to the Dallas team. Riley began his career at Wells Fargo in its Investment Banking division. He also worked as a National Labor Relations Board attorney.
Riley holds an MBA in finance from Columbia University, a Juris Doctor from Washington University School of Law in St. Louis, and a bachelors in economics from University of Michigan. Before moving to Texas, Riley served on the boards of the Herberger Theater Center in Phoenix and the Greater Phoenix Black Chamber of Commerce.
More than 19,000 Wells Fargo team members live, work, and support customers and local communities in Texas. Team members volunteered more than 143,000 hours last year to support non-profits and schools in communities across the state. In 2016, Wells Fargo donated more than $10.6 million to 1,404 Texas nonprofits and schools, including $4.1 million for community development, including financial literacy, housing, and small business projects.
About Wells Fargo Middle Market Banking
Wells Fargo is No. 1 in total middle market banking share in the U.S. and has the most primary banking relationships with middle market companies with $25 million to $500 million in annual sales.* With 140 offices in 38 states and four Canadian provinces, Wells Fargo Middle Market Banking provides local service and decision-making for businesses with $20 million to $500 million-plus in annual sales. Asset-based lending, traditional secured loans, and capital markets provide access to working capital for day-to-day operations and growth. Expertise and services are available to specialty industries, including technology, food and agribusiness, healthcare, government, higher education, clean technology, and environmental services. Watch stories about successful middle market companies at http://wholesalebanking.wf.com/cmbg-success-stories.
About Wells Fargo
Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) is a diversified, community-based financial services company with $2.0 trillion in assets. Founded in 1852 and headquartered in San Francisco, Wells Fargo provides banking, insurance, investments, mortgage, and consumer and commercial finance through more than 8,500 locations, 13,000 ATMs, the internet (wellsfargo.com) and mobile banking, and has offices in 42 countries and territories to support customers who conduct business in the global economy. With approximately 273,000 team members, Wells Fargo serves one in three households in the United States. Wells Fargo & Company was ranked No. 27 on Fortunes 2016 rankings of Americas largest corporations. Wells Fargos vision is to satisfy our customers financial needs and help them succeed financially. News, insights and perspectives from Wells Fargo are also available at Wells Fargo Stories.
* Barlow Research Middle Market Rolling 8 Quarter Data 4Q2014-3Q2016, showing Wells Fargo's competitive market performance among companies with $25MM-<$500MM in sales for both primary bank market share and total market share (primary + up to 3 additional banks used).
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Elder Bejar
Peru, Himalayas & New Zealand Guide
Where did you grow up?
I was so lucky to be born in the jungle of Puerto Maldonado. This was where I first discovered my love for the outdoors. Now I live in Queenstown, New Zealand, which is such a beautiful place. Queenstown is alive with culture and there are many outdoor activities to feed my adrenaline habit.
What's your favourite sport or activity?
I don't have just one favourite. I love all sports that make you feel alive, challenge you and of course give you a great adrenaline rush. I'm really passionate about mountain biking, climbing, kayaking and hiking.
Your dream destination?
Wow! Hard to say, there are so many places on my list I want to see. My main destination would probably be Africa. I love nature and have always wanted to see a Black Rhino in the wild!
Favourite quote?
"Leave nothing but your footprints, take nothing but your memories."
One tip for our travellers…
This trip maybe your first, it could be your last, or it could be one of hundreds. Always remember that every experience you have is unique. Treasure them all.
"Wonderful leader and guide! Elder was always attentive and ready to help in any way possible, but also very friendly and enthusiastic. He was a great help and support all around."Karen Vann (Texas, USA) May 2016
"Elder always had a smile on his face and you could definitely tell that he loved what he was doing. Elder was also very patient and encouraging. He made sure we were all comfortable and safe throughout the trip. Elder did most of the food prep which was all excellent. I could not believe how awesome the meals were on this trip."Tarn Ostrow (Seattle, Washington, United States) February 2016
"Elder definitely made sure we were all getting as much out of the trip as possible. He made some killer meals and delicious sandwiches! Every time we stopped to take a photo, he was sure to explain a little about what we were looking at or comment on the beauty of the area. He is very personable, and I felt like if we were to live in New Zealand (or Peru...) we would be friends! GREAT guy! So much fun to be with."Abi Paxton (Schereville, Indiana, United States) March 2015
"Elder was amazing, he went above and beyond. Very professional."Kathleen Davis (Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada) May 2013
"Elder was an awesome guide and I wish we could have on what ever trip we are hopefully trying next."Kirsi-Marja Dolinger (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States) May 2013
"Elder is very knowledgeable about both the Cusco and Amazon regions. He is also a very responsible and caring guide. In particular, Elder was responsive and attentive while Charlene was in need of medical attention for illness. He ensured we promptly were visited by an excellent doctor, and helped us have prescriptions delivered. We are very appreciative of his professionalism and good nature."Dave Lamoureux & Charlene Jarvie (Calgary, Alberta, Canada) March 2013
"Elder was fantastic, what a great guide as well as an all around nice person."Jen Fallaver (Glen Forrest , Western Australia, Australia) March 2013


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An adventurous (most often stationary) traveller, her creative ambition has increased by 1000% since visiting the West Coast a year ago. As long as she can remember, Adrienne has been scheming up scenes and dialogue in her mind that she hopes to one day cultivate into a masterpiece for the big screen. She can't thank her loved ones and peers enough for fiercely showing her their love even in times of intense Virgo neuroticism. A very special thank you to Peanut and Penny for inspiring this project. Their silent adoration and humor have touched her in more ways than she can begin to measure. It's an honor to be able to screen this film for a new audience.


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I think it was subconscious that of all days, I decided to make Butterbeer on the day of the Royal Wedding.
You know, Royal Wedding == British == Harry Potter. Hehe.
I've always wondered what Butterbeer tastes like. Don't you?
When I read books, I tend to imagine things from the smell, the feel and the taste. And I could never quite imagine how Butterbeer would taste like. It was always described in the book as a "warm, golden drink with buttery taste". Would it taste like beer? Or butter?
Now with the trailer of the second installment of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows spreading all over the internet, my curiosity of how Butterbeer tastes like resurfaced again.
So today, I decided, I WILL MAKE BUTTERBEER!
For a few months now, I've been on the search for Butterbeer ingredients.
One of the key ingredients is Cream Soda. I bought IBC Cream Soda in Shopwise, Filinvest. You can use other brands, though.
I found Cream Soda (with the help of my brother-in-law) but I haven't found any Butterscotch chips, flavoring or syrup in the supermarket. So I just decided to make my own butterscotch with the suggestion of my sister-in-law.
Some of the ingredients, apple cider vinegar, cream and butter.
I made Butterbeer based on this recipe. I adjusted it a bit because I found it ridicuously sweet and too buttery.
So here's MY own recipe of Butterbeer.
- 4 bottles of cream soda
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 3 tablespoon butter
- 1/4 cup cream
- 1/2 tablespoon water
- 1/2 teaspoon salt (skip the salt if you're using salted butter)
- 1/2 teaspoon apple cider vinegar
Steps in making Butterbeer:
1. In a saucepan over medium heat, combine the brown sugar and water.
2. Bring to a gentle boil and cook, boil it until it reaches soft ball stage.
Make sure that the temperature isn't too hot or you'll burn the sugar!
This is what the soft ball stage looks like.
3. Stir in the butter, salt, vinegar and 1/4 heavy cream on low heat.
4. Pour in the 4 bottles of cream soda. Stir until well mixed.
5. Set aside to cool.
Tip: You can add a shot of rum for a more "adult" drink! :)
That's it. Pretty easy! :) You can have a Harry Potter themed party and serve Butterbeer, yay!
So what does it taste like? It's like drinking liquid butterscotch with a carbonated bite :) Pretty good, but be prepared for the sweetness! I went into sugar rush and practically bounced off the walls, hehe.
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Various shots of Oxford - there is a hairdressing celebration.
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Lovely documentary about Austin Cambridge cars - great commentary as if spoken by the car itself.
Relaxing on the river in Oxford - picnics, punting, sleeping in a boat, drinking tea etc.
Oxford University Dramatic Society parade through a street in period costume.
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Endless discoveries abound in one of Ontario's most inspiring regions.
Northumberland County is your four-season tourism destination that offers unique experiences, all just an hour east of Toronto. Whether you're looking to spend time on the trails, browse boutiques and specialty shops, feast on culinary delights, or catch up on some R&R, Northumberland County is the place for you.
Quaint small towns and villages are just a short drive from one another and from the larger urban sites of Cobourg and Port Hope in Northumberland County. Located on the Highway of Heroes (Hwy 401) and surrounded by lakes and rivers, Northumberland is easy to reach by car, bus, rail and boat. Boaters can choose from many access points along Lake Ontario, while VIA Rail runs parallel to the shoreline.
Escape to a world of 19th-century architecture, intriguing museums, country churches and early settlements. Take part in a fascinating array of heritage events or explore our timeless charm on a self-guided heritage walking tour. Just south of Rice Lake, experience an important part of Canadian heritage — the proud Ojibway culture at Alderville First Nation reserve.
Get out and play. Discover a place where you can stretch your legs and expand your horizons. You'll be amazed by our incredible hiking trails and cycling routes. There's so much to do. Try birding, camping, swimming, or golfing. Head to the Ganaraska Forest to touch the treetops in a zipline experience like no other.
Northumberland is one of Ontario's finest fishing destinations. When it comes to Ontario beaches with silky soft sand, Northumberland has some of the very best. Winter is also a wonderful time to get outside. Try ice fishing on Rice Lake (Golden Beach Resort can help you with that!), or cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing or snowmobiling around its shores.
Be stirred by something truly unique. In Northumberland, creativity flourishes and you'll find delightful places to take a front row seat, view works of art, or purchase a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Whether experiencing live music or live theatre in a timberframe barn, lovingly restored playhouse, or heritage firehall, or touring art galleries, studios or boutiques, our arts and entertainment scene will be sure to impress.
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Have you ever thought that what kind of songs your friends hear ? You can easily get to know that but for that you have to check your friend's mobile phone manually and then go through their songs list. If you probably like any of those songs then you have to use file transfer service to transfer those songs to your device.
But what if this procedure can be made much more easier and convenient. Let me introduce a new app to you which can help you doing these tasks in just a couple of minutes. Absolutely, you heard it right. Now you and your friends just need to download the app named Reach and that's all.
With the help of this amazing smartphone app you can easily get all of your friends music libraries and then you can download them straight away on your device. Now you don't need any third party app service for transferring your friends music library to your smartphone, Tablet, etc. Reach uses a technology named as Peer to Peer for making your task easier.
So, you must now be wondering that what are the features included in this app. Below I have listed some of the best features of this application :-
- Share your songs directly with your friends.
- Check and download your friends music playlist.
- Easily can play the tracks with they like.
- Can install the applications which they like.
- You can play the games which they like.
- You can easily transfer multiple files within few seconds.
The best thing about this app is that you need not to bother about your friends to share their music playlist. You can anytime access your friends music playlist whenever you want to do.
Note : Before getting started I would like to tell you that this application does not stores your data on their servers. This app simply works on peer to peer network which means that file which is getting downloaded will be not uploaded to any other central server. File sharing will be only done just across the devices.
Another thing which I would like to tell you that there are no network restrictions, and you can easily share your content, music playlist etc. whenever you like through your mobile data or wifi connection.
Now you might be thinking that this app will break our privacy. So, let me clear the doubt, This mobile app allows you to set your privacy for any file which you are not wanting to share with your friend network. Your all personals files are hidden by default and you can set your privacy with your friends. This means that Reach does not breaks your privacy and you are totally secure to use.
Now you must be wondering that where to get this application for your smartphone and how to use this app. Below I have mentioned step by step procedure which will help you in using this application :-
- Firstly you need to download Reach Mobile application from Here.
- After downloading and installing the application on your smartphone you can now open this application.
- Next you will be getting a welcome screen, there you just have to click on let's Reach.
- Now you have to provide your phone number and verify it. ( By entering the OTP your mobile number will be verified automatically. )
That's all. You can now easily start using this application. Now, go to your friends section and start inviting your friends to start using Reach. Once your all friends install this application you can start sharing your music, smartphone apps and games with them. I would also like to tell you that if your friend want to access your mobile data then they have to send you a friend request and they can only access your data if you will accept their friend request.
Final Conclusion
Reach make it very easy to share your music files, application and games using peer to peer technology. Also, while using this application your mobile data will be totally secure and safe. The user interface of this application is quite easy and anyone can start using it without facing any kind of problems. The best thing which I personally loved about this application is beside streaming music from your friends playlist you can also download them on your devices. You can also look for a particular song in your friend's playlist by it's song search feature.


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The Beatitudes; Breathing New Life Into Your Current Struggles Series
May 8, 2016 – Reality – Recognizing You're Powerless
May 22, 2016 – Hope – The Existence of God
June 12, 2016 – Dominican Sunday (Sermon on the Mount)
For many of us, mistakes have been made and consequences are being experienced. In fact, many of us may feel stuck where we are in life. We may even feel as if we deserve what we are experiencing because of what we've done. Or perhaps, we may be blaming others for our current struggles. Whatever it may be, and whatever your current experience may entail, the Bible says that complete restoration and recovery is possible and available. Over the next couple of weeks Pastor Todd will take a look at what the recovery process may look like through the teachings of Jesus Christ in the Sermon on the Mount. You won't want to miss "The Beatitudes; Breathing New Life Into Your Current Struggles."


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ResearchMoz presents this most up-to-date research on Construction Equipment Market - Global and China Forecast, Market Share, Size, Growth and Industry Analysis, 2011 - 2017.
Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/30/2014 -- The construction equipment market is driven by factors such as growth in construction and mining activities, emergence of lease-based equipment, and increasing government investment in infrastructure development especially in developing nations.In addition demand by companies in infrastructure and real estateis also supporting the growth of the construction equipment market.
This report titled "Construction Equipment Market – Global and China Forecast, Market Share, Size, Growth and Industry Analysis, 2011 – 2017," provides in depth analysis, market size estimates, market shares and forecast for the period 2011– 2017 for the construction equipment market across the globe. The report analyzes four regional markets, namely the U.S., Europe, Asia and RoW, with special focus on China,forconstruction equipment,based on product types.
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The market estimates and forecasts are made after critical analysis of various macro and micro economic factors which directly and indirectly affect market trends. Inclusion of these factors has helped in accurate crunching of numbers and has extended the report purview. The report includes market size estimation and forecasts for the entire period for all construction equipment product segments.
The report analyzes various factors which affect consumers' buying decisions and trends to determine construction equipment favorability and market attractiveness of construction equipment product segments. It also analyzes the market share of major market players, keeping in mind their core business strategies. Company profiles for top global and China players along with their business strategies and financial overview is included in the report to aid in strategic business decision making.
The in-depth research and high level analysis will allow construction equipment manufacturers, marketing companies, and research and development agencies to make informed decisions about construction equipment manufacturing, marketing, growth strategies and gain competitive advantage. The study provides a complete evaluation of the shareholders approach, winning imperatives essential for them by segmenting theconstruction equipment industry as below:
Construction Equipment Market by Type
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Concrete Mixer & Pavers
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The Divided Brainthe documentary based on the book, "The Master and his Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World"by Dr Iain McGilchrist
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