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i steal the cookie from zohan and take a little trip to the lake, where i feed 100's of cookie pieces to 100's of ducks, making it impossible to get the cookie
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my awesome powers created another cookie from the remains of the previous cookie that was in duck poop, and i take it to NASA and throw it into space
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I work for NASA and retrive the cookie.
I give it to chuck norris to guard, and he brings along bruce lee.
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I reverse round house kick chuck norris and 3 inch punch bruce lee. they are dead, I trap thier souls IN the cookie and hide it in a treasure box in the core of the earth.
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I'm a deep earth miner and I find the cookie, I then put it in a glass of water to highdrate.
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... i make a new cookie and put it in my TV
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I use high explosive on the new cookie then use thermite on any remains. I take the old cookie from the glass of water instantly and hold to dry.
I put the cookie in a chest in narnia and use the left over thermite to annihilate the only cupboard leading there.
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I go back in time to the point before you destroy the cupboard and picklock the chest. I then have Eragon (from the Inheritance Cycle) put wards around the cookie so that the cookie is untouchable.
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i don't touch it i take the cookie using telekinesis and bury the cookie in a huge pile of 30000trillion cookies that look exactly like the real cookie and you cannot use a real cookie tracking device.
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I use a Dog to sniff out the real cookie I then place the cookie in a war mine in which if you touch it the cookie will explode and be destroyed


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Director Priyadarshan's off-beat Tamil film Kanchivaram has won the best feature film award at the 55th National Film Awards 2007, while southern actor Prakash Raj has been adjudged best actor for his performance in the same film, it was announced here on Monday.
Renowned Malayalam film director Adoor Gopalakrishnan is best director for Naalu Pennungal while Kannada actress Uma Shri is best actress for Gulabi Talkies.
Bollywood star Aamir Khan's directorial debut Taare Zameen Par gets the best family welfare award and Prasoon Joshi the award for the best lyrics for Maa from the same film about a dyslexic child. The song also gets Shankar Mahadevan the National Award for best playback singer.
Set in the backdrop of Kanjeevaram's handloom silk industry from the 1920s to 1948, Kanchivaram is the story of a non-political weaver who leans towards communism and soon becomes a revolutionary leader and an advocate of the ideology, only to find himself caught between personal needs and his pursuit of social equality.


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Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder, Book 3
Pages: 458
Ages: 8+
Finished: Dec. 27, 2011
First Published: 2010, Norway (English, Jan. 3, 2012)
Publisher: Aladdin
Genre: children, humour, science fiction
Rating: 5/5
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It was nighttime in Oslo, Norway, and it was snowing.Acquired: Received a review copy from Simon & Schuster Canada.
Reason for Reading: next (and, I'm guessing, last) in the series.
Simple enough plot: Lisa and Nilly figure out that most of Norway has been hypnotized by space aliens whose ultimate goal is to take over the world so they can use humans as food. They alert Dr. Proctor and the three of them, with the aid of several others who have not been hypnotized set out to stop the dastardly aliens before they can invade Denmark and set their world domination plan into action.
Hilarious! I read this book in two sittings and enjoyed it probably the most of all three books. There are no references to book 2 at all except for mention of Dr. P's lady friend who is still in France and not a character in this book, so there is no need to have read the books in order. I do recommend at least having read book 1 though as it explains the whole Fart Powder background, while this book just assumes you know the power of the invention. Also, the American publishers make a big deal of the "fart" allusions in the title of these books , but except for book 1 there is very little toilet humour within the books at all once you get past the idea of "fart powder". The name of this book in Norwegian is "Doctor Proctor and Armageddon. Maybe." which is an appropriate title while "Who Cut the Cheese?" is simply a marketing gimmick. However ...
The story is deliciously funny. Nilly and Lisa are fantastic kid characters, with strange families and even stranger classmates and teachers. We have a few new characters along for the ride this time who add a new dimension to the team but as usual, Nilly and Lisa are the only main kid characters. The plot is way-out there silly and Doctor Proctor as usual has a few fun inventions to help them out. If you've enjoyed the other books in this series, you'll love this one! To me, there is a finality to the book which makes me think this may be the last book in the series. If so, I'm happy to leave the characters here and have enjoyed my time with them. For younger children, I suggest you just read books 1 & 3 and leave book 2 for older children who have some historical knowledge/interest in France.


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"...The church of the living God, the pillar and ground of the truth."
I Timothy 3:15
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The false idea that Jesus died on Friday has passed from the Roman Church to the Protestant denominations, and today `Good Friday' is observed--at least recognized--even by many Baptists.
The traditional view is that Jesus was crucified on Friday--but was He? The Catholics had a church rule for years forbidding the eating of meat on Friday, since that was supposedly the day of the crucifixion. Some time ago the rule was done away with, but many still voluntarily observe it.
In Matt. 12:40, our Lord Jesus said: "For as Jonah was three days and three nights in the whale's belly; so shall the son of Man be three days and three nights in the heart of the earth". How could there be three days and three nights from late Friday afternoon until early Sunday morning? At the most, there could only be two nights, one day, and a part of another!
Had the Scriptures only said three days, we could have understood them to mean a part of three days, since both in and out of the Scriptures we use the word to mean only a portion of a day. However, the Scriptures specify "three days and three nights," and thus verbal inspiration demands three twenty-four hour days.
It is good for us to note the difference in the Roman day, the Jewish day, and our present day. THE ROMAN DAY began at 6:00 A.M. and closed at 6:00 the next morning. THE JEWISH DAY began at sunset and closed at the next sunset (or from about 6:00 P.M. to the next 6:00 P.M.). OUR DAY begins at midnight and closes the next midnight.
The Lord Jesus was placed on the cross about 9:00 A.M. our time and was there until about 4:00 P.M. It was on Wednesday! He was taken down from the cross and placed in the tomb before sunset-- before the beginning of the sabbath. Note that this was not the beginning of the regular weekly sabbath at sunset on Friday, but a `high sabbath'--a Passover sabbath which came on Thursday that week! [See Lev. 23:5-7, where we find that the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread was a sabbath day.]
At about sunset on Thursday He had been in the grave one day and one night. At about sunset on Friday, He had been in the grave two days and two nights. Then, just after the three full days and nights, He arose. He arose as it began to dawn the first day of the week (just after sunset Saturday, our time). The women came early Sunday morning, our time, but He was already gone. The expression "on the third day" in the Gospels referring to His resurrection would be "after the third day" in our way of saying it.
Many have sunrise services commemorating the resurrection, and we see nothing wrong with that; but maybe we should have a SUNSET service. He arose about sunset on Saturday. And that was sunset for our sins--because they were gone forever. Hallelujah!!!"


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By: Craig
Awesome Backpack!
This backpack is really great. I got it mainly because I wanted a backpack I can travel with my laptop and use for hiking. I have a Dell XPS 18 all-in-one tablet laptop (I would call it a slate) and thought it could fit in the laptop pocket. Well, it doesn't fit very well in that pocket, but it fits in the main part of the bag plus a weeks worth of clothes and my toiletries, and I bet if I figured it out, I could fit an extra pair of shoes, too. The water bottle pocket holds my 1 liter water bottle perfectly.
Also, this is the first bag or case I put the Dell XPS 18 into where I did not have to worry about the power button being bumped while in transit, which every case I have seen that would fit this computer out there just didn't seem to do the job and I would arrive to my destination with a laptop that is either overheating or the battery has died.
Overall, this backpack is of very high quality, probably like the rest of Ogio's backpacks and products (I have a hard time believing this is just a fluke and this is my first Ogio product) and the amount of storage space is extremely useful, and there is more than I currently need, making the backpack adaptable on trips. I also love how the adjustable straps on the back straps and the straps for the rain flap have velcro straps to help fold the excess strap up so it has a very lean look no matter how packed you are.
One thing they don't mention in the features are adjustable straps on the bottom of the backpack. These could be used to hold a sleeping bag or tent, but I like to travel to places and go hiking while I'm on vacation so I can put my hiking boots in the straps to help avoid carrying anything else other than this backpack. These straps have some kind of elastic bands to help conceal the excess of the straps when they are tightened which also help give it a clean look. Style is not sacrificed for utility at all.
Also to note is that each pocket has some kind of flap to cover the zipper on the inside of it or on the outside of it, which helps to keep rain out. I wouldn't drop the backpack in water, but I wouldn't be afraid at all to walk through a heavy downpour with this backpack if I had to.
By: Craig
Awesome Backpack
I recently received this backpack as a gift. I did some research about it prior and knew I wanted it, and the person who bought it for me knew that I was looking for a backpack and knew about my interest in this one.
First off, I have a rather large all-in-one laptop, the Dell XPS 18, which is a large laptop that looks like a tablet, but I refer to more as a "slate." I was looking for a backpack that could hold my laptop, and I read reviews on Amazon where they said this backpack can fit a 17 inch laptop with no issue, even though here it says it fits 15 inch laptops. I figured this backpack's laptop pocket could handle the XPS 18 without an issue, but I'll get to that in a minute.
So I received the backpack today and I hastily tried to fit as much as I could into it. In the end I was impressed. It looks smaller than I thought it would coming out of the package, and when fully loaded it still doesn't look very big, but let me tell you, it seems bigger than it looks when loading it. The XPS 18 couldn't fit into the laptop pocket. If the zipper on that pocket went maybe about an inch further the laptop could stick out maybe a tiny bit, or even fit, into the laptop pocket. After a few minutes wrestling with it I gave up.
What I tried next was I put the laptop in the main pocket under the rain flap with the drawstring. It fit perfectly in there. Next I loaded a week's worth of clothes into the backpack, and there was still room to spare in the main pocket for things like toiletries, especially with a medium sized zipper pocket and two mesh pockets on the inside to help organize the items in there.
I next loaded up the water bottle pocket on the side of the backpack with my large CamelBack Chute water bottle, the one liter bottle. It fit fine and only fell out the first time I put it in there because I forgot to unzip that pocket all the way allowing to expand and thus allow the water bottle to be placed all the way into the pocket, and after that I didn't need to worry about it falling out again, it fit nice and snug, but not too snug. It felt safe and was accessible.
I then put the charger for my laptop in the front pocket, which was roomier than I thought it would be when the main pocket is fully loaded.
The pocket opposite the water bottle pocket I put my phone charger, and any other number of things could be placed into there with it with no problem, as that pocket is nice and roomy and even has a small mesh pocket inside so you can separate items for ease in finding them so you don't have to dig around among too many things to find the one thing you need.
Next I found the perfect use for the laptop pocket on the back. I put the wireless keyboard I use for my XPS 18 in there and since I am a musician that bought this backpack for travelling for auditions, a binder holding the music for whichever audition I am taking fit with the keyboard no problem in the laptop pocket. The cell phone pocket will come in handy when I want to listen to music on the go, and there is a small pocket for a tablet. I do not have a tablet, but if I ever do get one, or find a use of the pocket otherwise, it is there. Extra space in a backpack like this after it is fully loaded is only an upside to me. It makes the backpack feel more flexible in terms of usage, especially when travelling.
The flap has a large pocket with fleece lining the bottom of it so you can place things like sunglasses or electronic with screens in there without worrying of it getting scratched. I so far just put my clip-ons in there, but the pocket is larger than you would think and you can put anything you might readily need while on the go in there.
So now we have gone through the storage, the back of the backpack is padded on each side with a gap in between the pads down your back which will help with airflow, and if I go hiking at all, that will be perfect.
The straps are lightly padded, but the chest strap system is what helps the most. The chest strap is easily adjustable, and when place just right it can take a lot of load off your shoulders. It was really amazing how easy it was to adjust and have the weight go from my shoulders to my chest.
The bottom of the backpack has adjustable straps to place something like a sleeping bag or a rolled up blanket or mat of some kind, this is a nice feature and I can find many uses for it, like bringing a pair of hiking shoes with me as a travel in case my destination has nice hiking to be done.
The amount of detail in the design is great, most of the pockets are made in such a way that they would seem to be very water resistant with flaps on the inside or the outside to help keep water out. And the big flap obviously will help rain from getting into the main pocket.
With as much as I can shove into here, I can easily travel for auditions with it on my back and I can use my hands to help lug my instrument around, which is a double bass. I have a nice suitcase that rolls, but it makes it hard to operate doors myself while I am lugging my bass in one hand and my other hand is dragging my suitcase along. With this I can carry my belongings and instrument up an down stairs much more safely as I can now grab a handrail with a free hand.
This is a great backpack and I've read about people using it as a motorcycle backpack, and it would probably be very good for that, but I do not drive a motorcycle, so I cannot comment much on that.
So far, I love this backpack. I feel I can more efficiently pack the main space to include an extra pair of nice shoes for my auditions so I can travel comfortably in not-so-nice shoes. An all the straps on it are very nice and adjustable. They also have ways to keep them looking nice. The straps for the rain cover that buckle down and the adjustbale straps for the back straps have velcro that helps fold up the loose ends to make them cleaner, and the bottom straps for the sleeping bag or mat have elastic bands to help hold the loose ends down. This helps give the backpack a very clean look so you can look stylish no matter how filled the backpack is.
The build quality feels and looks very nice, and I got the orange colored one, and it looks great. In a few days I will be travelling with this backpack and I get to give it its first trial run with it fully loaded.
I have carried my Dell XPS 18 around and I did not have to worry about the power button being pushed by accident like in the other cases or bags made for a laptop of this size, which is nice because it is very annoying to arrive somewhere only to find my laptop is in the process of overheating from being turned on just by transporting it.
I give this backpack a 5/5 in rating for its design and utility, the craftsmanship, and just how it looks. It looks very nice, and I'm sure all the colors will look good, but I love the orange. My girlfriend thinks I look very stylish with it. I wholeheartedly recommend this backpack.
Also, I feel like the quality of this backpack wasn't a fluke by any means and Ogio probably puts a lot of work in the design and quality of their products, so I'm sure any backpack from this company will be great for what you need or want it for. I'm sorry for the length, but I hope this review was helpful in your search for a backpack.


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It has been a while since I have actually used OSx86 in VMWare and OSx86 in general. I apparently lost interest in May because of various reasons --- mainly because of my AMD hardware.
Anyways, I have a dying urge to use OSx86 right now, and I feel that this is the best route to go as I had very good luck with it.
I plan to install 10.4.3 then 10.4.4 using the method Maxxuss documented when 10.4.4 was first released (with the original restore disc image, of course). With no offence to any of the people who work extremely hard to get patched updates out to the community, I feel very strongly against mixing and matching files and such.
So my question is what needs to be edited/added in the VMWare config file?
I think paevm needs to be set to true and some other things, which I can't recall, need to be changed.
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for whatever reasson i think theres a glitch i got 2 helmets and started switching them,as i switched it lowered my health,(i wasn't taking any enemy damage) and i had lowered my health to nothing by the time i stopped...
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By Dave Henry
Hi Desert Round-Up or HDR as it is mostly referred to is coming up soon, so now is the time to get all the parts ordered and your planned modifications done. We four-wheelers tend to procrastinate to the very last minute, always thinking I still got time. But we forget that time slips by very fast and we find ourselves out in the garage under our vehicles trying to get the last part installed. This is usually the very last part, the one that just doesn't want to fit right, while our lovely wives stand there tapping their foot. My wife has a favorite saying, "I thought you said it would only take an hour!" That way you will be prepared and not stuck on a big rock waiting for one of your buddies to pull you off with a strap. So avoid the humiliation of having to be strapped. Make sure your vehicle is in good shape and ready for a day on the trail.
HDR is one of the most popular off-highway events in Southern California and has been growing these past few years. HDR was originally an event started by the Waywegos 4 Wheel Drive Club from, I believe, Pasadena. It was called the Presidents Run and was held near Randsburg, CA. I don't remember how or when it became a C4WDA event. But when talking to some of the old-timers about HDR in the early days, they recollect having a Budweiser Truck on site, wet "T-shirt" contests, and nearly 800 registrations. HDR has been held at Stoddard Valley, Los Coyote's Indian Reservation, and recently North Johnson Valley and back to Stoddard Valley that I know of. No matter where HDR has been held it has always been a well attended and fun event.
There are eight trail choices listed for Saturday, ranging from mild for the mostly stock vehicles for the participant that just wants to enjoy a nice day in the desert and not have to worry about vehicle damage. Then we have three trails, including a new trail this year that hasn't been run much. These trails are rated a 4-4.5 with 33"tires (35" recommended) and 1 locker with 2 recommended. No matter which trail you choose it will be a fun filled day. For more information on trails, go to this link.
If you are one of those that like to stretch a long weekend into a really long weekend, then this is for you. Cal4Wheel has obtained a Special Use Permit from the National Park Service to lead a run over a portion* of the Mojave Road on May 24-25, 2017. This run is not part of Cal4Wheel's Hi Desert Round-Up, but it is timed to allow participants to easily transition to the Hi Desert Round-Up. For more information about this run, go to this link
Don't forget the Sunday vehicle games. The wet lap is always fun, especially when you convince your wife that she is supposed to throw the leftover water in the bowl on the guy at the end. Note: by doing this you won't make any points, but it's really funny. The Drifters will be doing the potato race, as they have for the past forty years. There are kids' versions of most of the adult games, with the stick and can and the potato scoop being the most popular. I now see kids that used to fight tooth and nail for the best score in the stick and can game; some of these kids now have their own Jeep with their kids in the backseat.
If you haven't registered yet don't worry, you still have time. Cutoff for pre-registration is May 13, 2017. If you miss the cutoff date you can register on-site; the cost is $10 more. So save yourself the added expense and you can buy an extra $10 more in raffle tickets or a couple more chances to win this year's Win-A-Jeep.
HDR base camp will once again be at the Slash X Café located at 28040 Barstow Rd. (hiway247). The Slash X is located about 9.1 miles south of Barstow on Highway247/Barstow Rd. See the map for details.


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Tennessee senior outfielder Lillian Hammond has been selected as one of 10 Division I finalists for the 2009 Lowe's Senior CLASS Softball Award. The trophy will be presented to a D-I softball individual that excels on as well as off the field of play.
Fan balloting, available on the award's official website www.seniorclassaward.com, will be combined with votes from coaches, media and sponsors to determine the recipient of the award. This year fans can vote via text message through May 7th. To vote for Tennessee's Lillian Hammond send the text code SB2 to 839863.
A native of Chattanooga, Tenn., and a two-time First-Team ESPN the Magazine Academic All-American who aims to become a forensic anthropologist or a FBI criminal profiler following her playing career, Hammond is currently hitting .385 (42-of-109) with five doubles, 20 stolen bases in 21 attempts and a .437 on-base percentage through UT's first 34 contests. Hammond rates ninth in the Lady Vol career record books in batting average at .369 and fifth in career stolen bases with 65, 11th in on-base percentage (.418) and ninth in runs scored (130). Hammond was chosen earlier this year in the second round, with the ninth overall selection, of the National Pro Fastpitch Draft by the Philadelphia Force.
Lowe's presented the inaugural softball award at the conclusion of the 2007 season with Arizona's Caitlin Lowe receiving the honor, while Virginia Tech's Angela Tincher took home the 2008 trophy. Candidates for the 2009 honor were selected based on personal qualities that define a complete student athlete through extensive nominations submitted by their sports information contacts. While the on-the-field performance during their collegiate softball careers is a factor in determining candidates and the eventual winner, personal character and off-the-field achievements in the classroom and community are major areas of focus. CLASS is an acronym representing "Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School." The award, presented to NCAA Division I student-athletes each year, focuses on the "Four C's" of classroom, character, community and competition.
The ballots containing the 10 finalists will be distributed through a nationwide voting system to media, coaches and fans. The award winner will be announced and recognized at the 2009 NCAA ® Women's College World Series in Oklahoma City.
The award was launched during the 2001-02 season in response to the trend of college basketball players leaving college early to turn professional. Lowe's, an official Corporate Partner of the NCAA, expanded the award program in 2007 to include six additional NCAA Division I sports - men's and women's soccer, men's ice hockey, men's lacrosse, baseball, and softball. It was conceived by sportscaster Dick Enberg, who continues to serve as Honorary Chairman. The Senior CLASS honor was inspired by the remarkable story of former Duke star Shane Battier, who could have been an NBA lottery pick but returned to college for his senior season, led the Blue Devils to the national championship in 2001 and earned his college degree.
2009 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award Softball Finalists
Name | Position | School | Text Code* |
Whitney Haller | First Base | Georgia Tech University | SB1 |
Lillian Hammond | Outfield | University of Tennessee | SB2 |
Jenae Leles | Third Base | University of Arizona | SB3 |
Jessica Mapes | Outfield | Arizona State University | SB4 |
Stacey Nelson | Pitcher | University of Florida | SB5 |
Amber Patton | Third Base | DePaul University | SB6 |
Missy Penna | Pitcher | Stanford University | SB7 |
Samantha Ricketts | First Base | University of Oklahoma | SB8 |
Brittany Rogers | Outfield | University of Alabama | SB9 |
Tammy Williams | Shortstop | Northwestern University | SB10 |
* To vote via text message: "Text Code" to 839863


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I've been feeling a little stale recently, so yesterday morning I set off on a walk through Lewes, trying to regain the sense of novelty and wonder I felt when I first moved here, 11 years ago. I had no idea where I was going or how long it would take, but knew that my journey should include some unfamiliar roads.
In a town the size of Lewes, it could be a challenge to find a different route. But like the human circulatory system, if you unravelled the streets and twittens of Lewes, they would probably extend for hundreds of miles. Everywhere you go in the town, there are narrow passageways that have defied the best attempts of Google to comprehensively map the local area. It is a medieval town that was built for people, not cars.
Here, in no particular order, are some of the things that caught my eye:
I've always loved Hugh Rae, the gentlemen's outfitters, with its elegant art deco font:
During the walk, I kept reminding myself to look up as well as ahead and was rewarded with the sight of an urn placed on a 15-foot-high tree stump. Maybe it's someone's ashes.
This unusual view, taken at the end of Castle Ditch Lane, shows the town's oldest building (circa 1069), next to one of its newest.
I must have walked past Gideon Mantell's house hundreds of times without noticing this curious keystone.
Another view of the 1330 building, as seen from St Martin's Lane. This lane takes you down a steep hill to an area called Southover:
This is Southover Grange, which was built in the 16th century out of the stones from the recently-dissolved Lewes Priory of St Pancras. The diarist John Evelyn spent most of his childhood here. Today it's owned by the local council, who maintain one of the most beautiful public gardens I've come across.
In the spring, a small cafe opens and the gardens suddenly fill with young families and teenagers on their way home from school. I made this short film about Southover Grange a couple of years ago.
The gardens used to have a tree that was on the verge of collapsing and an area with a sheer drop into a fast-flowing watercourse. These were both a huge hit with the local children, but the local health and safety spoilsports have erected some ugly, cheap wooden fencing. It's a great pity.
My son won't go there any more, now that the threat of being swept away into an subterranean network of rivers has been removed.
This wall betrays Southover Grange's origins.Like Gideon Mantell's house, I'd never noticed this feature before. I need to make a habit of looking up more often.
This rusted pump sits on top of a well. I've always liked 'street furniture' of this kind.
A Tudor window, where people probably film clips of fake ghosts to entertain the gullible on YouTube.
On the subject of fake ghosts, I once held a book signing session with Derek Acorah and before he arrived, I spoke to his publisher's sales rep:
"There's just one thing you need to know about Derek. He never, ever drinks anything except sparkling spring water, so just get several bottles of that and he'll be perefectly happy."
I dutifully went out and bought three bottles of Tŷ Nant, which I placed in a tasteful arrangement on the signing table. Two hours later, he arrived: "Hello Derek. Nice to meet you. Before you begin, can I get you anything to drink?"
"Oh yeah, thanks very much Phil. I've have a coffee. White with one sugar."
We didn't have any milk. Perhaps he was psychic after all.
At Southover Grange, even the chimneys are interesting.
This is in Keere Street, which connects Southover Grange with the High Street, via a steep climb that finishes at the famous 15th Century Bookshop. It's one of Lewes's most attractive streets and if you're lucky, you might catch a glimpse of Lord Briggs working in his study.
At this point, I was almost home and could have switched off, but my walk had taught me to look again at buildings that I hadn't noticed for years. The doorway below is surrounded by 'mathematical tiles':
Many of us travel thousands of miles in search of novelty, but perhaps the real challenge lies in finding it on your doorstep.


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You can use the following Lync Server Management Shell commands to configure and monitor the Backup Service.
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The RTCUniversalServerAdmins group is the only group that has permissions to run Get-CsBackupServiceStatus by default. To use this cmdlet, log on as a member of this group. Or, you can grant access to this command to other groups (for example, CSAdministrator) by using the Set-CsBackupServiceConfiguration cmdlet. |
Run the following cmdlet:
The default for SyncInterval is two minutes.
Run the following cmdlet:
Set-CsBackupServiceConfiguration -SyncInterval interval
For example, the following sets the interval to three minutes.
Set-CsBackupServiceConfiguration -SyncInterval 00:03:00
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Although you can use this cmdlet to change the default sync interval for the Backup Service, you should not do so unless it is absolutely necessary, as the sync interval has a great impact on the Backup Service performance and the recovery point objective (RPO). |
Run the following cmdlet:
Get-CsBackupServiceStatus -PoolFqdn <pool-FQDN>
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Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds Awards are designed to recognize the accomplishments of specific breeds in dressage. This is a joint awards program between USDF and specific breed registries or performance organizations, known as all-breeds participating organizations (POs).
USDF needs a copy of your horses breed papers and the All-Breeds Awards Declaration Form. Breed papers and the All-Breeds Awards Declaration Form can be mailed, faxed or e-mailed to firstname.lastname@example.com . A current list of the all-breeds POs can be found on the USDF website.
The horse must have a USDF Lifetime Horse Registration when scores are earned. The owner must have a USDF Participating Membership (PM) or Business Membership (BM) and be a member in good standing of USDF when score are earned. Rider must have a USDF PM and be a member in good standing of USDF when the scores are earned. It is also strongly recommended you contact your PO to ensure you are aware of their requirements.
If your PO offers recognition for all-breeds optional award divisions (musical freestyle, adult amateur, junior/young rider, vintage cup, para-dressage rider of the year, FEI five- and six- year-old, USEF four-year-old, materiale or dressage sport horse breeding) award rules pertaining to that division must be fulfilled. To see a full list of rules and requirements, log into the USDF website and view the USDF Member Guide.
No, USDF keeps track of all scores obtained during the entire competition year. However, competitors are responsible for monitoring their scores on USDFScores.com to make sure all competition results have been submitted and are entered into the USDF database correctly.
Owners of current year foals who have not yet received breed papers from their PO may submit a letter from their PO stating that the foal is eligible for the all-breeds awards with their organization. The deadline to declare foals of the current year for the all-breeds awards program is September 30.
To verify that your horse is declared for the all-breeds awards program, log into USDFScores.com and view your horses summary page. You may also log into the USDF website and view the Owners/Lessee Horse Portfolio Search for this information. Please note you must have a current USDF Group or Participating Membership and be logged into the USDF website to access this information for free.
Check the USDF Member Guide and USDFScores.com to ensure that all scores have been recorded by USDF and that you have met the USDF minimum requirements for the award. If the horse has met all USDF requirements and is still not listed in the Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds preliminary award standings contact your PO to make sure that the horse has met their minimum requirements and that they have marked your horse as eligible to receive awards with them.
The Adequan®/USDF All-Breeds preliminary award standings updates once a week. If all requirements have been met please wait a week to view the updated rankings before contacting USDF or your PO.
No, given that there are enough horses that have met the minimum award criteria in the open category, POs must award first and second place in each level (Training Level through Grand Prix) of the open division. The open division includes all riders, regardless of rider status. POs have the option of awarding up to five places per level.
Given that there are enough horses that have met the minimum awards criteria, POs must award at least first place in each level of the optional award divisions that they have chosen to recognize. A list of which division each PO has chosen to award can be found on the USDF website under their contact information.
What is the deadline to declare a horse for the all-breeds awards program? All-breeds documentation for the current year must be submitted to USDF by August 1 of the award year or late fees will apply. Current year foals have until September 30 of the current year to declare for the all-breeds awards program. No declarations may be made for the current year after September 30.
Yes, once an all-breeds declaration has been made, it can only be changed by submitting the All-Breeds Awards Declaration Form along with the applicable breed registry papers and the $50 declaration change fee by August 1 of the award year.
The deadline to notify USDF of any issues with a horses all-breeds awards declaration is September 30 of the award year.
For USDF official year-end results or award standings, no corrections will be accepted after 5:00 pm EST on October 15 of the award year.
For specific questions regarding the USDF all-breeds awards program, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com


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Serves four.
Crush the garlic cloves, and sprinkle with a little salt. Mince the garlic finely into a paste; you should have 1-1/2 to 2 Tbs. Set aside. In a small bowl, combine the coconut milk, lime juice, fish sauce, lemongrass, chopped cilantro, brown sugar, and peanut butter. Whisk until thoroughly combined.
Wash and dry the chicken pieces thoroughly. Press down on the chicken breasts with the palm of your hand to flatten slightly (allowing rib cartilage to pop away or break in half). With a sharp knife, poke three or four slits in both sides of each piece of chicken to help the marinade penetrate.
Put the chicken in a large nonreactive bowl and toss with the kosher salt. Add the garlic paste to the chicken and coat the pieces. Add the marinade to the chicken and toss to coat (I like to mix with my hands to distribute evenly). Add the whole garlic cloves or shallots and toss to combine. Wrap the bowl well with plastic and refrigerate for at least 6 hours and up to 24 hours.
Take the chicken out of the refrigerator and pour the chicken and marinade (scraping the bowl) into one 10x15-inch or two 7x11-inch Pyrex baking dishes. Adjust the chicken so it's skin side up and the pieces are evenly spaced. Let the chicken sit for at least 20 minutes or up to an hour to warm up a bit so it will cook more evenly. Meanwhile, heat the oven to 400°F.
Put the chicken in the oven to roast. As it cooks, the marinade will bubble and begin to reduce. After 30 minutes, baste occasionally with the pan juices to help brown the skin and keep the chicken moist. The chicken is done when it turns deep brown and the pan juices have reduced (the sides of the pan will be very dark brown and look almost burned, and a paring knife will slide easily into a thigh), about 1 hour. The pan juices may separate, meaning the fat will be will be floating on top of the juices, which will be very thick.
Transfer the chicken pieces to a cutting board and tent with foil. Transfer the whole garlic cloves or shallots to a small bowl and reserve.Hold one end of the pan with a potholder and gently tilt the pan to let the juices run into one corner. With a large, shallow spoon, spoon off as much fat as possible but leave any savory juices and pan drippings behind (they may look clumpy). Add 2 Tbs. water to the pan (or 1 Tbs. to each of the two pans) and use a wooden spoon to scrape off enough of the baked-on pan drippings from the sides and bottom of the pan to form a slightly thickened, deeply colored, rich-looking sauce (you won't need to scrape the whole pan). Taste the sauce—if it's too intense, add a little more water; if it isn't flavorful enough, keep scraping and stirring.
Cut each chicken breast in half by centering a large chef's knife over it and then pushing down and slicing at the same time (the knife will cut right through the cartilage). Serve a thigh and half of a breast, with a few spoonfuls of sauce over all and a portion of the garlic cloves or shallots, to each diner. Garnish with the chopped peanuts and cilantro.
Serve with wide or thin rice noodles, or jasmine or basmati rice
A light-bodied lager beer or a fruity Riesling would be a good match for the Asian flavors of this marinade.
nutrition information (per serving): Calories (kcal): 660, Fat (kcal): 40, Fat Calories (g): 360, Saturated Fat (g): 15, Protein (g): 53, Monounsaturated Fat (g): 15, Carbohydrates (mg): 23, Polyunsaturated Fat (mg): 8, Sodium (g): 2140, Cholesterol (g): 170, Fiber (g): 3,


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Title: Southern Fried Sushi
Author: Jennifer Rogers Spinola
Publisher: Barbour Publishing
Available: 10/1/2011
Source: Netgalley
About the book:
Shilo Jacob's had it all in Tokyo, a great job, a handsome boyfriend and all the Japanese food she could handle. She didn't have a family who cared, but found her life's ambition in the chaos and busyness of Japan. So, when she received the phone call about her mother and everything else in her life started to spiral out of control, she found herself in rural Virginia and hating every minute of it. She had a lot to learn about her mother and her own preconceived ideas of rural Virginia and their people and strange food. She couldn't understand how the mother she remembered and the mother that was deeply cared about here could be the same person. She really didn't understand how a church and their God could change her mother and knows she won't be so easily persuaded by these so called good people.
My Take:
This is a great Christian fiction (romance) book. I know...that's a lame take..so let me further elaborate! The settings, both in Japan and in Virginia were so realistic (found out later that she lived in Japan and the deep south) that I would love to visit both places. I especially love books that can let me escape to another world and her descriptive prose definitely did it with this book. The plot...while a little crazy at first...I mean who has all those things happen at one time.. works for the rest of the story. The writing was like a fine hot pepper... slow to simmer but hot to the point and kept the heat on during the whole book.The characters each had their own believable flaws that kept me reading. The romance isn't the heart of the story..it's a fiction but the romance adds a great touch. Very highly recommend!!!!
The author:
This is her first novel with 2 more in this series coming out in 2012. I can't wait!!! She also has another romance novella coming out in 2012/2013 as well. She currently lives in Brazil with her Brazilian husband and adopted son. If she is anything like her writing and her wonderful website and blog.. I'd invite her for a starbucks any day!
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The last two weeks have been Philadelphia's Center City Fall Restaurant weeks. This means that a whole slew of dining establishments in Center City are offering three course meals for $35. People in the foodie world have different perspectives on these weeks. A lot of industry folk grumble about it: folks come into a restaurant where an entree is usually $20 and expect the same level of service/food at quite the discounted rate, don't tip enough, etc etc. Which is all fair and good to note. But for those of us who aren't made of money but appreciate good food, restaurant week gives us the opportunity to at least get a sense of what these finer dining destinations have to offer, and whether we'd like to come back for a special occasion and pay full price. So when it came to choosing a spot or two to try out for the first time, I aimed at places I thought were pretty interesting but definitely outside of my normal budget. In previous years this led me to meals at Buddakan, Tequilas, and Union Trust. This time around I scheduled two outings. The first was to R2L with LW. I had been to R2L ever so briefly when my Childhood Friend, K. and I had dinner at Alma de Cuba and then K. suggested we at least take a look at R2l...even though they were very much closing for the night. But this time around they were in the swing of things. When we arrived and took the elevator to the 37th floor, we were quickly greeted and ushered to the bar while a table was set for us. There I ordered a dirty Stoli martini and requested three olives, which were happily provided by our friendly and attractive bartender. LW ordered a drink that involved those fancy marinated cherries, of which she requested extras and, again, the bartender was happy to oblige. Soon after our cocktails were in hand, we were seated. I was pleased that we were given a window seat, which allowed us to determine just which direction we were looking in: west. We kept trying to find landmarks and for the longest time really couldn't. Then after finally saying, yes, that is west, we realized that the most obvious landmark - 30th Street Station - was most clearly visible and in front of us. It was a 'duh' moment.
R2L's lighting is dim and moody, which made getting decent photographs a bit of a challenge, so forgive the rather less than perfect quality of the photographs that follow. I chose to go with the shrimp cocktail for my appetizer. They were plump shrimp with a nice spicy cocktail sauce to go along with them. LW chose the chicken liver and foie gras mousse, which was delicious.
For my main course I chose the "R2L Style" veal stew, which was veal three ways: meatloaf, breast and tenderloin. I'd never heard of veal/cow having a 'breast' before, but I was quite pleased with the presentation and taste of this dish, especially the tenderloin. LW ordered the flounder fluke paella, which also seemed to be a hit.
We both chose the roasted pears with concord grape reduction and buttermilk panna cotta. I wish one of my wider shots had come through so you could better see the presentation, but lighting conditions prevented a decent shot. My favorite part was most certainly the bites of panna cotta with concord grape essence. I could have gone for just a bowl of that grape stuff. Yes indeed.
The place seemed to be doing a brisk night of business for a Sunday, but no server seemed totally overworked or harried.


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¶ On the third day there was a wedding in Cana of Galilee, and the mother of Jesus was there. |
Now both Jesus and His disciples were invited to the wedding. |
And when they ran out of wine, the mother of Jesus said to Him, "They have no wine." |
¶ Jesus said to her, "Woman, what does your concern have to do with Me? My hour has not yet come." |
¶ His mother said to the servants, "Whatever He says to you, do it." |
¶ Now there were set there six waterpots of stone, according to the manner of purification of the Jews, containing twenty or thirty gallons apiece. |
Jesus said to them, "Fill the waterpots with water." And they filled them up to the brim. |
And He said to them, "Draw some out now, and take it to the master of the feast." And they took it. |
When the master of the feast had tasted the water that was made wine, and did not know where it came from (but the servants who had drawn the water knew), the master of the feast called the bridegroom. |
And he said to him, "Every man at the beginning sets out the good wine, and when the guests have well drunk, then the inferior. You have kept the good wine until now!" |
¶ This beginning of signs Jesus did in Cana of Galilee, and manifested His glory; and His disciples believed in Him. |
¶ After this He went down to Capernaum, He, His mother, His brothers, and His disciples; and they did not stay there many days. |
¶ Now the Passover of the Jews was at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem. |
And He found in the temple those who sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the money changers doing business. |
When He had made a whip of cords, He drove them all out of the temple, with the sheep and the oxen, and poured out the changers' money and overturned the tables. |
And He said to those who sold doves, "Take these things away! Do not make My Father's house a house of merchandise!" |
¶ So the Jews answered and said to Him, "What sign do You show to us, since You do these things?" |
¶ Jesus answered and said to them, "Destroy this temple, and in three days I will raise it up." |
¶ Then the Jews said, "It has taken forty-six years to build this temple, and will You raise it up in three days?" |
¶ But He was speaking of the temple of His body. |
Therefore, when He had risen from the dead, His disciples remembered that He had said this to them;[fn] and they believed the Scripture and the word which Jesus had said. |
¶ Now when He was in Jerusalem at the Passover, during the feast, many believed in His name when they saw the signs which He did. |
But Jesus did not commit Himself to them, because He knew all men, |
and had no need that anyone should testify of man, for He knew what was in man. |
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Openings & Closings: Familiar Faces Edition
Some familiar faces will soon be popping up around town, from the Heights to Montrose and back again, starting with the news that Olivier Ciesielski -- the former executive chef at Tony's -- will be opening his very own place in Montrose, right down the street from the now-closed Caffe Bello run by his old boss, Tony Vallone.
It may come as a surprise, considering the news that Ciesielski is also going to be the head chef at The Brownstone when it reopens shortly. But our source tells us that The Brownstone is just a stop-gap while Ciesielski works on getting his own restaurant open.
Meanwhile, Ricky Craig -- recent winner of our Best Use Of Twitter by a Restaurant award -- will soon be opening his second Hubcap Grill location on 19th Street in the Heights. The burger joint will join Christian's Tailgate, which is now officially open at 2820 White Oak, as two of the neighborhood's newest residents.
Also moving to the Heights? The second location of Sonoma Wine Bar, according to Swamplot. Look for it to open at the corner of 8th and Studewood next spring.
Good news for Outer Loop fans of craft cocktails after the jump.
See more photos from Prohibition's soft opening last night in our slideshow.
Photo by Adrienne Byard
A new craft cocktail bar has opened in the Galleria where Bice used to be at 5175 Westheimer. Prohibition is a 1920s-themed "speakeasy" complete with a speakeasy door at the entrance, but don't expect lower prices just because it's outside of the Loop. Prohibition has "Galleria" prices on its cocktails, which range from $8 for a basic Americano (called a Milano-Torino here) to $18 for a Sazerac. The $8 cocktails are intriguing, but the $18 aren't -- even if they're made with Tanqueray 10 gin or seasonal berries.
Perhaps the spirits program at Triniti will be more up our alley, but that's still pretty far down the road, as Swamplot pointed out when they drove by to see its construction progress and checked out its cool exterior metal work. Hurry up, Hildebrand! We want our Triniti.
Last but not least, Syd Kearney at 29-95 got us all hot and bothered with the descriptions of the hot dogs at the nearly open Sammy's Wild Game Grill, opening this month. Add that to the recently opened H-Town Bar & Grill, and Washington Avenue could be serious competition for the Heights in sheer number of new restaurants opening this year.
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20 Jan 2012 | #1 |
Desktop folders question
I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit with all updates.
I like having a tidy Desktop. I create folders on my desktop for icons that have similar applications/usage. For example, my astronomy applications, geocaching applications, games, etc. I don't like the way these folders open, giving me full access to my icons, but also to all my drives etc. I like that when I want to explore my file systems, but when I want to play games I only want my icons displayed; ie. just the contents of that folder. Is there any way to achieve this, without upsetting my general settings in Explorer? Thanks Chris |
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21 Jan 2012 | #2 |
You might be able to create a toolbar to do what you want.
Strange I couldn't find a tutorial about it. Basically: 1 - Create a folder somewhere on your HDD. 2 - Add the required shortcuts. 3 - Right click on the Taskbar. 4 - Select "New toolbar" from the "Toolbar" pop out menu.5 - Navigate to the folder you made and select it (I'll use "My Documents" for this example). 6 - A toolbar should appear on your Taskbar. As you can see, the toolbar shows the folders and shortcuts that are in "My Documents". Whatever you choose from the list will still open a normal "Windows Explorer" window though. If you deselect the new toolbar (in the toolbar list) it will disappear and you will have to create a new one. |
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22 Jan 2012 | #3 |
Go to explorer->organize->layout amd turn off what you don't want. Before you ask, I don't know how to make windows 7 let you place the icons within the explorer window though. (can't turn off auto-arrange) If you figure it out, let me know.
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22 Jan 2012 | #4 |
One very nice and eyecandy way is to use tabbed docks or drawers. These cab be created with Stardock ObjectDock Plus ; but unfortunately it's not free.
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There are several launchers that will do what you need in organizing your shortcuts and many are free.
Look at MadAppLauncher from Sourceforge. |
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22 Jan 2012 | #7 |
Thank you for the suggestions!
I checked out the idea of launchers, as I remember trying one a couple of years ago. FSL Launcher seems to do everything I need, and seems to work very well. The only icon left on my desktop now is the Recycle Bin, and I guess that can stay. Thanks again, Chris |
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22 Jan 2012 | #8 |
Right-click the taskbar and check the offered Desktop. This "moves" all the icons onto the taskbar. If the taskbar is not locked and all the desktop icons are shown on the taskbar, manually sort the icons and move the folders icons to the far right end. Then shorten the desktop icons shown to hide the folders. The folders end up being cascading drop-down menus. The icons remaining can be direct-access or drag-and-drop.
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23 Jan 2012 | #9 |
It sounds like you setup your desktop very similar to how I do it. I make a folders on my desktop for different categories of programs (Applications, Graphics, Communications etc) and drop the shortcuts to these programs into the Folder that suits the category.
I then turn on the Desktop Toolbar. This allows me to see inside each folder on my desktop without actually opening the folder. This works great for me. Hope it gives you another option. |
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23 Jan 2012 | #10 |
Yes, huffman, similar. To the left on the taskbar, I also pin handy executables and explorer folders. The folders can then be dragged-and-dropped onto the shortcut executables on the right. Never have to peek under the windows to see what's on the Desktop. The cascading drop-down menu will show new entries should newly installed programs place shortcuts on the Desktop without asking for permission.
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Title: | The Nominative Singular of n-stems in Germanic |
Author: | Jasanoff, Jay H. |
Citation: | Jasanoff, Jay H. 1977. The nominative singular of n-stems in Germanic. In Indo-European Studies 3, ed. C. Watkins, 149-162. Cambridge, MA: Science Center. |
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