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Happy Thanksgiving everyone! I hope everyones holiday went well. We had such a nice time staying in Rigby for Thanksgiving this year with Brad's family. I am so thankful for all that I have. My sweet husband, my two amazing little boys, and wonderful family and friends. All three of my boys are so sweet and I love them all! Here's all three of them playing in Seth's bed.
I got a little excited about the holidays today after going shopping, and decided to come home and put up our Christmas decorations. Seth was my big helper today. He loved decorating the front room, but his favorite part was the Christmas tree. He loved hanging the decorations, especially the Santa Claus one. He has been taking the Santa decoration off and putting it back up all night, and he'll walk around saying, "ho ho ho merry christmas." (it's sooooo cute!) I think Luke has an ear infection, so he didn't have quite as much fun, but he loves the lights. Here is Seth being my Christmas helper.
I'm so excited for this Christmas! It's so fun to see Seth understanding everything more and getting excited for the Christmas tree and all the decorations. I can't wait to see how excited he'll be when he opens his presents on Christmas morning! It's taking all my self control not to buy anymore toys for the boys (because they're just so dang fun to buy for!)
Since it's been so cold lately, we've been staying indoors a little more. Here's one of Seth's favorite things to do when we're stuck inside. This is Seth showing off all his masks. He is such a character! He loves to be a "guy" almost every day. Here he is as the Flash, Batman, and Nacho Libre. What a poser!
Luke has also been showing off for us lately. He has been pulling the funniest faces. My favorite is when he scrunches up his nose. He's also learned a few new tricks this past week. He can clap, wave, and stand up while holding on to things. (He's had a few bonks from the latter, but he's getting better at landing on his bum instead of his face). Here are a few cute faces that I've caught.

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Just about every PC has confidential information that you'd really rather not share with others: user names, passwords, emails, addresses, phone numbers, credit card details and more. But getting rid of this is difficult. You can delete files, partitions, even reformat your entire hard drive, and it may still be accessible to people with the right software.
If you're about to sell a PC or hard drive, then, or you just want to be sure that deleted files are gone forever, then you need a tool like Paragon Disk Wiper 10 Professional. The program can overwrite every sector on your hard drive, or a specified partition, multiple times. Your data will be shredded to the point that no-one will be able to restore it, even with expensive data recovery hardware.
Disk Wiper can also be used on a day-to-day basis to securely wipe your hard drive's free space. This will eliminate any remnants of confidential documents that you might have just deleted, without affecting Windows, your applications or other data.
Paragon produce a cheaper Personal version of this tool, but the Professional edition does have some useful advantages. Like support for many standard disk wiping algorithms, for instance: US DoD 5220.22-M, US Navy standards NAVSO P-5239-26, British HMG Infosec Standard No.5, German VSItR Standard, Peter Gutmann's algorithm, and Bruce Schneier's algorithm.
Paragon Disk Wiper 10 Professional also includes a scripting feature, perfect for automating common tasks, and letting less knowledgeable users take advantage of the program, without the risk of them wiping their system.
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Brandon Tierney, Tiki Barber to Host CBS Sports Radio's Weekday Morning Show
Congratulations to MAXX Clients Brandon Tierney and Tiki Barber on joining CBS Sports Radio as hosts of their new weekday morning show. See below for the full press release, via CBS Sports:
Dynamic Broadcast Team Solidifies CBS RADIO's National Sports Radio Lineup;
Highly Anticipated Network Debuts On Wednesday, January 2, 2013
CBS Sports Radio today announced it will launch on Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2013 with an exciting triumvirate of media veterans as hosts of morning drive. Brandon Tierney, Tiki Barber and Dana Jacobson will anchor the program live from the brand new radio network's New York City studio in Tribeca. The program will be broadcast weekdays from 6:00-9:00AM.
"CBS Sports Radio has been able to attract some of the most renowned names in the business, and Tiki, Brandon and Dana are just the latest example of the network's star-power," said Dan Mason, President and CEO, CBS RADIO. "We've assembled an impressive group of professional athletes and accomplished broadcasters to bring fans unrivaled sports commentary, and the most entertaining lineup in all of sports radio.
"The launch of CBS Sports Radio provides an additional way for us to use our content, debuting original programs to millions of listeners across the country on day one. The network's reach in the major markets is unsurpassed, and the marketplace has taken notice of our depth and broad range of offerings."
CBS Sports Radio will offer around-the-clock national sports coverage and programming, harnessing the power and resources of CBS RADIO and the award-winning CBS Sports. High-profile personalities from CBS Sports, CBS Sports Network and CBSSports.com will play a prominent role on CBS Sports Radio which will reach more than 10 million listeners when it debuts. Original programs across multiple weekday and weekend time periods will feature expert sports commentary and interviews with major sports figures along with listener calls and fan interaction. Cumulus Media Networks serves as the exclusive syndicator and sales partner for CBS Sports Radio.
Several Top 50 markets will showcase CBS Sports Radio's Morning Show, including WIP-AM (Philadelphia), WFOM-AM (Atlanta), WXYT-AM (Detroit), WJZ-AM (Baltimore), KFNZ-AM and KJQS-AM (Salt Lake City), and WSJZ-FM (Orlando).
Following is the complete weekday lineup for CBS Sports Radio:
6:00-9:00AM: Tiki Barber, Brandon Tierney and Dana Jacobson
9:00AM-12:00Noon: John Feinstein
12:00Noon-3:00PM: Jim Rome
3:00-6:00PM: Doug Gottlieb
Scott Ferrall serves as host of evenings with his FERRALL ON THE BENCH program broadcast from 10:00PM-2:00AM on CBS Sports Radio.
Tiki Barber is a 1997 graduate of the University of Virginia's McIntire School of Commerce (Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society), with a concentration in management information systems. At UVA, Barber excelled both academically and athletically - football and track and field. He left the Cavaliers as their all-time leading rusher and began a 10-year NFL career with the New York Giants.
Barber joined Marshall Faulk and Marcus Allen as the only players in NFL history with at least 10,000 yards rushing and 5,000 yards receiving in a career. He retired ranking third all-time in yards per carry (4.7) and 10th all-time in yards from scrimmage (15,632; rushing and receiving). Additionally, Barber holds almost every NY Giants rushing record - total yards, rushing yards, rushing attempts and is second in rushing touchdowns. In January 2011, he was inducted into the Virginia Sports Hall of Fame, located in Portsmouth, Va.
In 1998, Barber began his broadcasting career working for Sports Radio WFAN in New York, which led to stints at WCBS-TV, Sirius Satellite Radio, the YES Network and Fox News Channel. Upon retiring from the NFL, he signed a contract to work as a correspondent for NBC News and Sports, primarily for The Today Show and Football Night in America, but also covering the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing for MSNBC.
Active in the community, Barber is a board member of the Fresh Air Fund, the Federal Law Enforcement Foundation, the Advisory Board for the Hospital for Special Surgery, and the Board of Managers of the University of Virginia Alumni Association. He is also a member of the Leadership Council for the Robin Hood Foundation.
Brooklyn native Brandon Tierney makes a return to his hometown in joining CBS Sports Radio. He currently hosts The Drive with Tierney and Bucher, broadcast weekdays in San Francisco on 95.7 The Game. Prior to moving west, Tierney was a popular staple at 1050 ESPN Radio in New York City for nearly nine years.
In addition to his hosting duties at ESPN Radio, Tierney also anchored New York Knicks pre-game, half-time and post-game shows for three seasons and occasionally served as play-by-play announcer for the station's Knicks broadcasts. His game experience also includes serving as lead analyst for St. John's basketball for six seasons.
His broadcast career also includes experience in radio and television including the syndicated Sports Fan Radio Network, Sports Radio 1130 The Fan in Detroit, SportsNet New York's (SNY) The WheelHouse, and Red Storm Report with St. John's head coaches Steve Lavin and Norm Roberts. In addition, he was a frequent contributor to ESPN's Outside the Lines.
Tierney is a New York Emmy award-winner and was named to the first annual Heavy Hundred of Sports Talk by the editors of Talkers Magazine. He was graduated from Marist College with a degree in journalism while also lettering in baseball. [CBS Radio]


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Malware is short for "Malicious Software". It is a term generally used for software installed on your computer that is designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system without the owner's informed consent. Sometimes a problem with Firefox may be a result of malware installed on your computer, that you may not be aware of. This article describes what common symptoms are and how to prevent malware from being installed and get rid of them.
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How do I know that my Firefox problem is a result of malware?
Symptoms are various and depend on the malware but if you have one or several of these behaviors, you may have malware installed on your computer.
- Some ad popups display all the time, although you've blocked popups. For more information on blocking popups, see Pop-up blocker settings, exceptions and troubleshooting.
- Your searches are redirected to another site in order to feed you content from that website and you are being disallowed from blocking them. For more information, see What to do when searches take you to the wrong search website.
- Your home page has been hijacked. For more information on setting your home page, see How to set the home page.
- Firefox never finishes loading or can not load certain websites. For more information, see Websites show a spinning wheel and never finish loading and Firefox cannot load certain websites.
- Firefox crashes or hangs a lot. For more information, see Firefox crashes - Troubleshoot, prevent and get help fixing crashes and Firefox hangs or is not responding - How to fix.
- Firefox does not start. For more information, see Firefox won't start - find solutions.
- Problems with connecting to Facebook. For more information on problems with Facebook, see Fix problems with Facebook games, chat and more.
- Firefox keeps opening many tabs or windows. For more information, see Firefox repeatedly opens empty tabs or windows after you click on a link.
- Unwanted toolbars have been installed. For more information on customizing Firefox, see Customize Firefox controls, buttons and toolbars and Find and install add-ons to add features to Firefox.
How do I prevent malware from being installed?
There are simple rules to follow in order to prevent malware from being installed on your computer:
- Keep your operating system and other software updated: Installation of malicious software usually takes advantage of known security vulnerabilities in other programs, which may have been patched in later versions. Make sure you are using the latest version of each piece of software you use, including plugins using Mozilla's plugincheck website and Windows using the Windows Update feature.
- Don't install untrusted software: Some websites offer you software to accelerate your browser, to help you search the Web, to add toolbars that make things Firefox already does. Some unwanted programs also come bundled in software packages. Usually, these programs gather information on your browsing behavior that serve only people who designed them and interfere with Firefox. Make sure you install add-ons from Mozilla's add-on website and you uncheck unwanted programs in software wizards.
- Don't click inside misleading pop-up windows: Many malicious websites try to install malware on your system by making images look like pop-up windows, or displaying an animation of the website scanning your computer. For more information on detecting a misleading pop-up, see Pop-up blocker settings, exceptions and troubleshooting.
- Run anti-virus and anti-spyware real-time protection and scan your system periodically. Make sure your anti-virus and anti-spyware real-time protection is enabled. Scan your computer at least every month.
- Don't run a fake Firefox: Download Firefox from mozilla.com.Note: Please report misuse of the Firefox trademark in websites using the Mozilla's Violating Website Report page and in emails by forwarding them to Mozilla's abuse email.
How do I get rid of malware?
If your anti-virus and anti-spyware software hasn't detected malware, scan your system with other free malware scanning programs. You need to scan with all programs because each program detects different malware and make sure that you update each program to get the latest version of their databases before doing a scan.
If Firefox opens multiple tabs or windows with unwanted content or crashes at startup, try also:
If the problem still continues, ask for help in specialized forums for malware removal such as those listed below:


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Watch This Collection of 'Family Guy' Look-alikes — Daily Distraction
You probably have that one annoying friend who thinks he does a great Stewie Griffin impression. But does he look like Stewie?
You probably have that one annoying friend who thinks he does a great Stewie Griffin impression. But does he look like Stewie?
Okay, first of all, Jack-in-the-Boxes are scary.
It's actually somewhat surprising this doesn't happen more often.
When it comes to food, dogs just want it now now now! But with babies, dogs display a stunning amount of patience.
Much of the country got slammed by snow this past week, which means lots of us had to break out our shovels for the first time this season. For some, it didn't go so well.
It doesn't matter how old you are—dogs are funny.
We gave away $500 in groceries, an LED Smart TV, an iPad Air and more last month through our VIP program. Were you on the of the lucky winners?
A sock? Really? What could possibly be scary about a sock that's just sitting there on the floor?
Animals are often curious by nature. So it's probably a decent idea to keep your window closed if there's, say, a giraffe around.
The eternal war between felines and canines continues.
Airports may be a frequent source of massive frustration—just ask anyone who had to travel cross-country this past week—but sometimes they provide us with moments that just melt your heart.
Realistically speaking, turkeys don't stand a chance this Thanksgiving. But that hasn't stopped these fowl-tempered (sorry) beasts from fighting back against their would-be devourers, us humans.


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The week in review
Biggest bomb scare: A US Airways Express jet makes an emergency landing at the Charlottesville-Albemarle Airport December 16 after a man who missed the Knoxville flight in Washington allegedly is overheard making a bomb threat. The man's luggage was on board the flight. After a shutting down the airport and surrounding roads for a couple of hours and bringing in the bomb-sniffing dogs, authorities determine no explosives are on board.
Swankiest soiree: Local celebs turn out for the long-awaited opening of the Paramount Theater December 15. Walking the red carpet to see Tony Bennett are Sissy Spacek, John Grisham, Howie Long, and Mary Chapin Carpenter.
Biggest birthday bash: Governor Mark Warner raises $2 million for his favorite candidates at his 50th celebration.
Biggest payout: State Republicans dig deep to settle the Democrats $750,000 eavesdropping lawsuit. The Republican National Committee ponies up $200K, the campaigns of Attorney General Jerry Kilgore and U.S. Senator John Warner throw in $125,000 each, and Senator George Allen contributes $100,000.
Best rebirth: The Oxford American, that quirky journal of Southern culture once published from Mississippi and rescued by John Grisham until last year, emerges from financial ruin as a quarterly based in Conway, Arkansas.
Best detail from that deal: It won't be called the Conway American.
Best burn: The Albemarle Fire Department torches a Christmas tree at its Live Burn Training Facility December 16 to demonstrate Christmas fire hazards.
Greenest roof: The Albemarle County Office Building is getting the latest in sod roofs to reduce storm water runoff and improve interior heating and cooling, thanks to a $23,450 matching grant from the state and feds. The roof will be planted in September 2005.
Fourth-hottest year: 2004, according to the World Meteorological Association
Best boost for UVA's charter plan: The higher ed Council of Presidents backs more autonomy for all public colleges in Virginia, and the Charlottesville Chamber of Commerce throws in its support of charter status for UVA.
Worst UVA-area trend: Mugging. A man grabs a woman's purse in the Amtrak parking lot around 8:20pm December 15. And another purse snatching is attempted December 13 at 13th and Wertland Avenue, again with a male suspect.
Latest addition to the college application procedure: Criminal background checks are now required for applicants to the 16 University of North Carolina campuses, following the murders of two female students at UNC-Wilmington earlier this year.
Worst fishing spots: The James River from Lynchburg down to Richmond, the Staunton River, and Smith Mountain Lake are included in a state warning of PCB contamination in fish. Gizzard shad, carp, American eel, flathead catfish and quillback carpsuckers should not be consumed more than twice a month, advises the Virginia Department of Health.
Best mutt: Toby, a stray border-collie mix born without eyes and adopted through the Charlottesville-Albemarle SPCA, wins top-dog status in the Great American Mutt Contest December 16.
Best publicity: Toby gets a mention in the New York Social Diary, as does the local SPCA's "Toby Fund," which aims to raise $300K.
Best Santa for local police: The DMV distributes $22,000 to Albemarle and $15,000 to Charlottesville in federal transportation safety funds.
Best lights: Billionaire Paul Tudor Jones II, who's donated big bucks to UVA's new arena that's named for his dad, treats holiday revelers to a light and music show of "epic proportions at his Newportesque mansion" on the Greenwich, Connecticut, waterfront, reports the Advocate. The display costs several hundred thousand dollars, and features 36,000 lights.
Best coronation: Lucky Supremo is crowned the new Miss Club 216 December 17.


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Tall & lean cactus planted in Weak end Club Buff Pot
Plant Approx. 21-26cm out of the pot
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Due to their delicate nature, all of our goods are final sale. No refunds or exchanges will be made after orders have been processed and delivered. In the event you are unsatisfied with your purchase, please email us to discuss your concerns further.
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Whatungarongaro te tangata, toitū te whenua
Nau mai, haere mai ki ngā wānanga tuarua mō Te Ratonga Whenua Māori
Te Puni Kōkiri invite you to the second round of wānanga on the proposed Māori Land Service. They are an opportunity to wānanga about the proposed services and how those services are delivered. It is also a chance to update you on the proposed structure of the Māori Land Service.
Wānanga dates: Wānanga will be held from the 23rd January 2017 until 19th February 2017. Please download the schedule here for locations, venues, dates and timings.
Register: To register to attend please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Updates: Check the Māori Land Service webpage for updates.


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On long-term view
Main Building - 3rd Floor
A 1,400-pound anvil made by Trenton's Fisher & Norris Eagle Anvil Works. An iron pot used to render whale blubber on the Jersey Shore. A hand-carved statue of the tallest American president. A "grandfather" clock made by the first African-American clockmaker. A grandiose Dutch immigrant wardrobe crafted in the 18th century.
What do these five historical artifacts have in common? They are all pretty big things. Using a non-traditional approach that eschews strict chronology, this educational exhibit consisting of compelling artifacts and hands-on activities for families takes visitors on an eclectic journey into unknown stories of New Jersey history using some of the "biggest" artifacts from the museum's Cultural History collection.
Do you know which American presidents have historical ties to our state? Can you name the symbols found on the Great Seal of the State of New Jersey? Did you ever wonder why New Jersey is called the Garden State? Do you know the difference between locally-made furniture types known as the linen press, the kast, and the chest-on-chest?
Can you name a New Jersey industry that was represented at the famous 1876 Centennial International Exposition in Philadelphia? Come to the State Museum in order to learn the answers to these big questions of New Jersey history and to celebrate the rich historic heritage of our state.
Pretty Big Things: Stories of New Jersey History is the long-term core exhibition for the New Jersey State Museum's Cultural History Bureau, a diverse collection of historical artifacts documenting the history of everyday life in New Jersey from colonial times through the present day.
The exhibition was made possible, in part, with support from the Friends of the New Jersey State Museum through the Lucille M. Paris Fund.


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If you happen to be in, or near, Exton Pennsylvannia take a ride on the Pottstown Pike and you'll find a neat little place called The Drafting Room in a small strip mall. If you don't happen to be there; take a ride because it's definitely worth it.
First of all, they have an extensive beer menu with about twenty beers on tap, and they rotate the selection. On top of that they must have a hundred bottle to choose from, with the specialty being Belgian beers. This visit I had a Brooklyn Back Breaker, which was okay (too close to a red ale for me), and a Lancaster Double Boss IPA, which was very good and hoppy. My son-in-law had two nice Stouts, the second one being an expresso stout.
Then comes the food. I got a nice bacon cheeseburger, medium. It had thick sliced bacon (so much better on a burger), blue cheese which I substituted for the cheddar, tomato and lettuce on a nice fresh kaiser roll with some fresh cut fries on the side. All for about nine bucks. Good meat, cooked right and served hot. The rest of my party were happy too. We had a Greek salad, a Rueben, and Moroccan chicken.
Then there was the service. Mandy was our waitress and she did a great job, plus everyone else there bent over backwards for us. Substitutions are no problem, and they get the orders right. We were there on a Sunday and they were cleaning up from the brunch. The manager invited us to take some deserts off the table.
So the bottom line, nice people, good service, good food, good beer, good prices. Go there sometime, you won't be disapointed. Check out their website for the menu and more information.


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Welcome to Roubal Funeral Home
Established in 1918, Roubal Funeral Home is dedicated to serving families with compassionate and professional care while assisting them in making arrangements in their time of loss.
Assisting families in Northeastern Wisconsin (Wausaukee, Amberg, Beecher, Pembine, Niagara, Goodman, Armstrong Creek, Athelstane, Silver Cliff, Middle Inlet, McAllister, Crivitz)
We provide assistance to families in a wide range of needs:
Funeral Service and burial
Veteran's burial
Assist families in obtaining entitled Veteran's benefits.
We work closely with local Veteran's organizations in arrangements of Military Honors.
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Assist with advance planning and irrevocable funeral trusts
Wide selection of caskets, burial vaults, cremation urns, cremation jewelry and monument stones.
We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, to assist you in your time of need.
Roubal Funeral Home, LLC
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Phone: (715) 856-5621
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You can download all 365 Irish proverbs as an album from our bandcamp page for just €1.99.
Listen to them on your smartphone or MP3 player - It's a great way to learn more Irish!
The album includes a PDF with all the proverbs and their translations. And if you've got an iPhone or iPod, you can even view the Irish and English lyrics while you play the album.
Is é seo Seanfhocal an Lae:
Today's Proverb is:
Níl íseal ná uasal ach thíos seal agus thuas seal.
Seo ciall an tseanfhocail:
The translation or meaning is:
There is neither low not high but down for a while and up for a while.
An bhfuil a mhalairt de thuairim agat maidir le ciall an tseanfhocail seo, nó ar mhaith leat an t-aistriúchán s'agatsa a roinnt linn? Déan caint ar seo thíos.
Got a different idea on what this proverb means or want to share your own translation? Comment below.


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