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Even in death, taxes can't be avoided.
It's been five years since Anna Nicole Smith passed away from a prescription drug overdose in a Hollywood, Fla., hotel room, but the troubled star is once again at the center of a legal battle.
The IRS filed a lien against Smith's estate in the Los Angeles Superior Court this week in an effort to recover back taxes of $289,123.48. Several liens have been placed on her estate dating back to 2000.
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It's another chapter in a life (and death) surrounded by controversy and court papers.
In June of 2007, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the former Guess model, Playboy playmate and reality TV star's estate – of which her daughter Dannielynn, 5, is the sole heir – is not entitled to any money from her late husband J. Howard Marshall's estate. Smith married the oil magnate in 1994 - he was 62 years her senior at the time of their nuptials. Following his death 14 months after their wedding, Smith became involved in a lengthy court battle over her share of his estate. Marshall's will and trust contained no provision for Smith.
Smith's death (she was 39) came five months after the death of her son Daniel, 20, who died unexpectedly while visiting his mother in a Bahamas hospital following the birth of Danielynn. Daniel's death was ruled as an accidental overdose due to prescription medication.
Dannielynn was at the center of a custody battle in the final months of Smith's life. Larry Birkhead (Smith's former love interest), Howard K. Stern (her former lawyer turned live-in partner) and two other men claimed paternity. DNA tests proved Birkhead as the biological father and the child is now being raised in his custody.


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Spomenik (Monuments) – Jan Kempenaers and "The End of History". There are hundreds of spomeniks (monuments) scattered throughout villages and rural landscapes in the former Yugoslavia. Once the site of pilgrimages by schoolchildren, military veterans, patriots, and mourners who had lost family in WWII, these Spomeniks (monuments) are today rarely visited. Continue reading


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administrative law, law governing the powers and processes of administrative agencies. The term is sometimes used also of law (i.e., rules, regulations) developed by agencies in the course of their operation. In the United States, where federal and state governments are intended to maintain a tripartite (legislature, executive, judiciary) balance of powers, administrative law deals primarily with questions of the propriety of the granting of powers (as by Congress) to, or of the assumption of powers (as by executive agencies) by, bodies not originally envisioned as exercising them, and with judicial checks on their actions. Administrative agencies, either independent (e.g., the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal Aviation Administration) or part of the executive branch (e.g., the U.S. Department of Agriculture), are created, under constitutional provisions (enabling clauses), by statute or by executive order authorized by statute.
The use of administrative agencies in the United States dates from 1789, when legislation first provided for the administration of customs laws, regulation of oceangoing vessels, and payment of pensions to veterans. But it was in the late 19th cent., with the growth of public transportation and public utilities, that agencies began to play a major role in American life. Passage of the Interstate Commerce Act and establishment of the Interstate Commerce Commission in 1887 mark the start of modern administrative law in the United States.
Over time, and especially during the New Deal, with the growth of the nation and its government, federal agencies have assumed legislative and quasijudicial functions—rulemaking, adjudication, investigation, supervision, and prosecution—which neither Congress nor the courts could effectively handle. The traditional notion of the separation of powers has thus been blurred. The principle that Congress cannot delegate its legislative powers has been circumvented by having Congress set primary standards and allowing agencies to fill in the gaps. As a result of their proliferation and the growth of their powers, agencies have come to affect activities ranging from collective bargaining to arms control.
In reaction to the great expansion of agency activity, the Federal Register Act of 1935 required the recording of executive agency actions and procedures in the Federal Register, and the collection of this body of "law" in the Code of Federal Regulations began. The Federal Administrative Procedure Act (1946) provided uniform standards of procedure. The APA guarantees the right of judicial review to any person "suffering legal wrong because of any agency action" ; in general, administrative actions will be set aside only for abuse of discretion. Under European legal codes, special administrative courts review the actions of administrative agencies; in common law systems, on the other hand, ordinary courts have complete jurisdiction over controversies involving the validity of agency action.
See C. H. Koch, Administrative Law and Practice (1985).


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On the day the Phillies were supposed to play their home opener, Citizens Bank Park was deserted. It's what happens when the fear of a storm proves worse than the rain itself.
That's going to be the Phillies' challenge this summer, almost certainly the last in a grand series of summers that had returned Philadelphia to its rightful place as a passionate baseball town. That's destined to be the schedule-long game within the game, the one that defines the state of an operation that has finished in first place in five of its last seven regular seasons.
It will be the watch: Is there a storm coming --- a swirling, threatening, dangerous deluge, washing away all the feel-good spirit the Phillies have enjoyed not just since they resumed winning their division in 2007 but since they escaped Veterans Stadium in 2004? Are the players too old, too injured, too satisfied, too slow, too reluctant to march off behind a newer manager? Are fans attending their games destined to leave feeling cold and soggy? Is it time to run for cover? Will the ballpark be empty on clear days too? Or is it all just a fear, a false-read like the one the front office relied on a full day early to postpone the home opener, disturbing so many plans of dedicated customers who'd waited for the moment?
That answer will arrive, maybe by the 162nd game, maybe by the trade deadline, maybe by the All-Star break. Soon enough, it will be clear whether the rampaging predictions of fourth-place finishes were accurate … or if they were all a just errant flood warnings.
The early hint: It might not be that bad. Make that the very early hint. Make that the ridiculously early hint. But make that the only hint that matters six games and one panicky rainout into the season.
The Phillies will be 3-3 when they finally play a home game Tuesday. They had the lead in five of the six games, blew two of them late, frolicked to one victory when the Texas Rangers started a relief pitcher. They could have been 5-1, could have been worse, and probably got what they deserved.
But more than the results of the first six games, there was a message. And it was that this list of fears was worse than the reality:
n That Chase Utley, ever bothered by knee misery, was no longer capable of generating power. Utley has two home runs, three doubles and six RBIs in 28 at-bats and is hitting .458.
n That the free-agent singing of Marlon Byrd was a wasteful investment on an aging outfielder. Byrd has been just OK at the plate, but does have a home run and has been a consistent help defensively in right.
n That the starting pitching would be too thin, particularly with Cole Hamels still bumping around Florida in an effort to make his left-arm major-league ready. Cliff Lee, A.J. Burnett, Kyle Kendrick and Roberto Hernandez each has supplied at least one strong start.
n That Ben Revere would be closer to the ordinary player that he was early last season than to the valuable leadoff hitter that his career statistics suggest. He has eight hits and four stolen bases and has been strong defensively in center.
n That Domonic Brown could never duplicate the form that made him an All-Star with half a great 2013 season. He has yet to homer, but he is hitting .381.
n That Jimmy Rollins was old and unmotivated. He had a grand slam in Texas and, while not attending to his newborn daughter, has been his usual useful self defensively.
There have been some problems, too. Ryan Howard has hit one home run and has fanned nine times, a signal that his later-career production dip was too serious to be corrected by knee surgery. Jonathan Papelbon has been incapable of making the radar gun shiver. Carlos Ruiz continues to sag offensively. There has been minimal spark from the bullpen.
But a season that was expected to start bad and deteriorate from there has been fine so far, proving one thing: Forecasts of problems, like rainy days, can be wrong.


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August 1, nightly recap of the minor leagues.
The AZL Cubs had a double header on Wednesday, with each game being seven innings a piece. The pitching did a great job in the first one winning 4-0. The 43rd overall pick in this past years draft Pierce Johnson made his first appearance of the season. He started and pitched one scoreless inning. Carlos Martinez-Pumarino improved to 4-0 pitching four scoreless innings in relief. He gave up three hits, one walk, and struck out three, his ERA on the season is 0.93. Steve Perakslis secured the shutout by striking out five in two scoreless innings. Albert Almora was back in the lineup and leading off on Wednesday. He delivered going 3-for-4 with a run scored and an RBI. Jorge Soler was 2-for-4 with a run scored and three stolen bases. Ben Carhart had a double and an RBI.
The AZL Cubs had a good time of it in game two as well defeating the AZL Indians 7-2. Ben Carhart was 2-for-4 with twor runs scored and Yasiel Balaguert also had two runs with a run scored. Trevor Gretzky had one hit and an RBI and Neftali Rosario collected two RBIs without getting a basehit. Albert Almora didn't have a hit, but collected his sixth RBI of the season and Jorge Soler was 0-2, but walked twice and scored two runs. Brian Smith started for the Cubs and thew two perfect innings while striking out two. Loiger Padron improved his record to 3-0 with his win in relief. he gave up two runs, but struck out six in three innings of work. Alvido Jimenez closed out the game striking out three in two scoreless innings.
Boise was back at it and won again on Wednesday. After getting a big lead early, they gave up nine runs in the last four innings, but held on to win 14-10. There were a lot of good things happening offensively in this one. Xavier Batista was 3-for-5 with two doubles, a home run, and three RBIs. Jeimer Candelario and Dong-Yub Kim each had two hits and drove in three as well. Stephen Bruno hit his first home run of the season, a two run shot in the third inning. Daniel Vogelbach and Trey Martin each two hits with Martin scoring three runs. Lance Rymel had quite a nice night going 3-for-4 with an RBI. It was a tale of two games on the mound. Su-Min Jung started and pitched well allowing one run on three hits in three innings, while striking out three. Nathan Dorris got his first win of the season as he pitched the next two scoreless innings. Unfortunately Tyler Bremer and Willengton Cruz both struggled, but a win is a win.
Peoria won a crazy one on Wednesday scoring three in the top of the ninth to win 11-10. The day belonged to Dustin Geiger. Geiger was 3-for-5 with a double, two home runs and eight RBIs, yes eight RBIs. He stole the show early and finished it late with a two run bomb that turned out to be the game winner. Javier Baez had two more hits, including a double. He also scored two runs and drove one in. Zeke DeVoss and Pin-Chieh Chen each had two hits, with Chen scoring three. Zach Cates started and didn't have his best stuff, but came away with a no decision. Bryce Shafer got the win striking out four of the five outs he recorded. Austin Reed picked up his first save of the season pitching a scoreless ninth. Congrats to Geiger on just an ubelievable game.
Daytona scored one in the fifth and one in the seventh to win a pitchers dual 2-1. Lendy Castillo continued his comeback throwing four innings, giving up three hits and allowing an unearned run. He had four strikeouts in the start. Eduardo Figueroa got the win, his third of the season pitching three scoreless innings. Scott Weismann and Jeffrey Lorick combined to pitch the last two innings, with Lorick earning his second save of the season. Rubi Silva was 1-for-4, but drove in the two Cubs runs on Wednesday. Ronald Torreyes continued hitting the ball going 2-for-3. John Andreoli and Taylor Davis each had two hits in the contest. It was a good win for Daytona.
Because of rain Tennessee had another double header on Wednesday. The first one was a continuation of the night before. The Smokies got two in the fifth, winning 4-2. There were a couple bright spots on the mound. Dae-Eun Rhee started and took a no-decision pitching four solid innings only allowing one run on three hits. Trey McNutt got the win in relief pitching three innings allowing one run on two hits and Kevin Rhoderick recorded his eighth save of the season striking out three in two scoreless innings. Justin Bour was 1-for-4 with another RBI. Greg Rohan went 1-for-2 with an RBI and Nate Samson was 1-for-2 with a home run and two RBIs.
One was all Tennessee needed as Justin Bour was the hero hitting a walk off home run in the bottom of the seventh. He now has 12 home runs and 86 RBIs on the season. Dallas Beeler started and was tremendous allowing only one hit in five scoreless innings of work. Brian Schlitter picked up his second win in relief pitching the final two frames. Junior Lake, Nelson Perez, and Matt Cerda all had one hit a piece in the victory. Two wins to start the month is the right way to start it.
Iowa was able to score six, but an eight run inning was way too much to come back from losing 11-6. We'll start with the offense in this one. Brett Jackson was 3-for-5 with a double, triple, and a run scored. Josh Vitters hit his 16th home run of the season and had two RBIs. Greg Rohan, who was just promoted from AA was 3-for-4 with two home runs and three RBIs. James Adduci collected two more hits including a triple and an RBI. Ty'Relle Harris got the start and took the loss as he was not very sharp. Michael Bowden did a very nice job striking out six in three innings and recently acquired Jaye Chapman threw a scoreless inning in relief.
All around it was a nice night for the Cubs minor leaguers with the only loss coming in Iowa.
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At Auto Cub Speedway, Fontana
Sunday: Auto Club 400 (200 laps)
2013 winner: Kyle Busch, Toyota, 135.351 mph
2013 pole winner: Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 187.451
Race track record: Tony Stewart, March, 2012, 160.166 mph
Track qualifying record: Kyle Busch, Chevrolet, Feb. 2005, 188.425 mph
Sunday: Race, KTTV/Ch. 11, 11:30 a.m.
Saturday: Practice, 9:30 a,m; Qualifying, FoxSports1 12:30 p.m.
Friday: Practice, FoxSports1, 12:30 p.m.; Qualifying, FoxSports1, 4:30 p.m.
Sunday: KTDD/1350; Sirius, NASCAR Channel 90, 11 a.m.
Saturday: TreatMyClog.com 300 (150 laps)
2013 winner: Kyle Busch, Toyota, 141.528 mph
2013 pole sitter: Kyle Busch, Toyota, Toyota, 178.607 mph
Saturday: Race, ESPN, 1:30 p.m.; Qualifying, FoxSports1, 10:30 a.m.
Friday: Practice, FoxSports1, 1:30 and 3 p.m.
Saturday: KTDD/1350, Sirius, NASCAR Channel 90, 1:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m. – Parking lot open
11:15 a.m. – Kyle Busch Hall of Fame induction (outside Gate )
11:30 a.m. – FanZone gates open
Noon – Sprint Cup practice
1:40 p.m. – Nationwide practice
3 p.m. – Nationwide final practice
4:40 p.m. – Sprint Cup qualifying
5:15 p.m. – Nationwide driver autgraph session (FanZone main stage, wristband required)
7 a.m. – Parking lot opens
9 a.m. – FanZone opens; The Relatives performance (FanZone main stage)
9:30 a.m. – Sprint Cup practice (55 minutes)
10 a.m. – Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross (FanZone)
10:30 a.m. – Vampiro Y Sus Amigos performance (FanZone main stage)
10:35 a.m. – Nationwide qualifying
11 a.m. – Lucha Libre Wrestling exhibition (Viva La Fiesta)
11:30 a.m. Mariachi performance (Viva La Fiesta Stage – near sections 50-60)
11:40 a.m. – Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross
Noon – The Fender Benders performance (FanZone); Lucha Libre Wrestling exhibition
12:30 p.m. – Sprint Cup Happy Hour (final practice)
1 p.m. – Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross
1:30 p.m. – NNS Driver Introductions – Security Clear Pit Road
2 p.m. – Nationwide Treatmyclog.com 300 (150 laps)
9 p.m. – Infield Concert: SouthBound & Company – Lynyrd Skynyrd Tribute Band
5 a.m. – Parking lots open
7 a.m. – FanZone opens
8:10 a.m. – Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross (FanZone)
8:30 a.m. – Enjambre performance (FanZone)
9 a.m. – Lucha Libre Wrestling exhibition (Viva La Fiesta)
9:30 a.m. – Mariachi performance (Viva La Fiesta)
9:35 a.m. – Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross (east of Fan Zone main stage)
10:00 a.m. Billy Ray Cyrus performance on the main stage
10:00 a.m. Lucha Libre Wrestling Exhibition (Viva La Fiesta – near sections 50-60)
10:55 a.m. Metal Mulisha Freestyle Motocross
11:25 a.m. – Sprint Cup driver introductions
Noon – Sprint Cup Auto Club 400 (200 laps)
There is a non-smoking policy as passed by San Bernardino County (Ordinance 31.0215). Auto Club Speedway offers clearly marked "smoking areas" away from the seating areas.
Fans may enter Auto Club Speedway with the following:
Lightweight backpacks similar to those used by school students, no larger than 17 inches
One soft-sided cooler that measures approximately 6x6x12 (soft-sided insulated cooler, scanner bag, fanny pack, purse or diaper bag. The soft-sided insulated cooler may contain ice. No hard-sided coolers, regardless of size, are allowed. One clear plastic bag, no larger than 18x18x4 inches. Clear plastic bags may not contain ice.
Binoculars, scanners, headsets, cameras, (not in a bag, worn separately over the neck or on the belt) and seat cushions carried separately are allowed.
Seat cushion bags with compartments will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Strollers will be permitted in FanZone, but will not be allowed into the grandstand seating areas.
Flags are acceptable, provided they are not attached to poles and they do not obstruct other fans' viewing of racing activities.


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In a quiet residential neighborhood, Chelsea Heights tailors instruction to each student based on how she or he learns best. Community volunteers tutor and read to our students, while active parents plan events and raise funds to create one-of-a-kind opportunities. Learn more...
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Learn more about our academic excellence, parent involvement, enrichment opportunities and our wonderful staff.
Chelsea's Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) provides a collaborative voice for parents, teachers, and students to ensure quality school experiences.
Hello, my name is Jill Gebeke, principal of Chelsea Heights Elementary School. On behalf of the Chelsea staff, students and community I welcome you to our website. Here you will find information about Chelsea students, teachers, programs and activities.
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Light Peak – 10 Gigs per secondPosted on June 24, 2011 | No CommentsLight Peak, the newest data transfer technology is here and presented by Intel. Heralded as the biggest change in computers since USB, this technology will make most adapters and data transfer mediums obsolete. By 2020 Light Peak technology should be transferring data at 100 gigs per second.


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All students, faculty and staff members of Thomas More University are subject to the provisions of the Sexual Misconduct Policy, as well as, compliance with all federal, state and local laws regarding sexual misconduct, sexual harassment, sexual assault and non-consensual sexual contact. Pursuant to the provisions of the Higher Education Act and the Title IX prohibitions against sexual harassment and sexual violence on campus, the following policies and procedures have been adopted to comply with the University's duty to its community and legal compliance.
The University is committed to maintaining a safe environment and responding to reports of sexual misconduct: 1. in a timely manner; 2. in a supportive manner; 3. with discretion and empathy protecting the privacy of those involved to the greatest extent possible; 4. in a manner that supports the victim while maintaining the rights of the accused; 5. imposing appropriate sanctions to offenders; 6. to ensure the safety of the community.


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U.S. Men's Beach Teams Break Pool in Fuzhou
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 25, 2013) – All three U.S. men's beach volleyball teams competing at the FIVB Fuzhou Open broke pool on Thursday and will advance to single-elimination play at the tournament in China.
Meanwhile in the women's bracket, the U.S. beach volleyball team of April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Jennifer Kessy (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) is undefeated in pool play. The team of Summer Ross (San Diego, Calif.) and Brittany Hochevar (Fowler, Colo.) is 1-1 after an impressive pool play upset.
In the men's bracket, Sean Rosenthal (Redondo Beach, Calif.) and Phil Dalhausser (Ormond Beach, Fla.), seeded No. 2 in the tournament, advanced to the second round by winning Pool B. They closed out pool play on Thursday with a 21-14, 21-17 victory over Poland's 15th-seeded Michal Kadziola and Jakub Szalankiewicz. In Friday's first round, Rosenthal and Dalhausser will play the winner of the first-round match between Russia's 26th-seeded Konstantin Semenov and Yaroslav Koshkarev and China's No. 22 Cheng Chen and Jian Li.
The ninth-seeded U.S. team of Jake Gibb (Bountiful, Utah) and Casey Patterson (Van Nuys, Calif.) advanced to the second round after winning Pool H. On Thursday, they closed out play with a 21-18, 21-16 victory over No. 8 Linyin Xu and Peng Gao of China.
In Friday's second round, Gibb and Patterson will play the winner of the first-round match between the 10th-seeded U.S. pair of Ryan Doherty (Toms River, N.J.) and Todd Rogers (Santa Barbara, Calif.) and Austria's No. 32 Alexander Huber and Robin Seidl. Doherty and Rogers dropped their final match in Pool G on Thursday, falling to Poland's No. 7 Grzegorz Fijalek and Mariusz Prudel, 21-19, 21-19 in 39 minutes.
In the women's bracket, the U.S. team of Summer Ross and Hochevar opened play on Thursday with an impressive 26-24, 21-18, 15-12 (59 minutes) upset of No. 6 Kristyna Kolocova and Marketa Slukova of Czech Republic. Ross and Hochevar lost their afternoon Pool F match to No. 11 Liliana Fernández Steiner and Elsa Baquerizo McMillan of Spain, 21-19, 21-14 in 35 minutes. Ross and Hochevar will finish pool play on Friday against Canada's No. 22 Heather Bansley and Elizabeth Maloney.
The No. 4 U.S. women's team of April Ross (Costa Mesa, Calif.) and Jennifer Kessy (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.), the 2012 Olympic silver medalists, won their first two matches in Pool D in straight sets. Ross and Kessy opened by defeating their U.S. teammates Lauren Fendrick (Carlsbad, Ind.) and Nicole Branagh (Orinda, Calif.), who are seeded 20th, 21-18, 25-23 in 44 minutes. In the afternoon, Ross and Kessy beat Poland's No. 29 Kinga Kolosinska and Monika Brzostek, 21-15, 21-17 in 37 minutes. Ross and Kessy will complete pool play on Friday against Switzerland's 13th-seeded Nadine Zumkehr and Joana Heidrich.
Fendrick and Branagh lost to Zumkehr and Heidrich, 18-21, 21-19, 15-9 in 55 minutes, the longest women's match of the day. They will complete pool play on Friday against Kolosinska and Brzostek.
The U.S. team of Jennifer Fopma (Bellflower, Calif.) and Brooke Sweat (Fort Myers, Fla.), seeded 28th, fell to Germany's fifth-seeded Katrin Holtwick and Ilka Semmler, 21-12, 21-19 in 31 minutes to open Pool E. In the afternoon, they lost to Brazil's No. 12 Liliane Maestrini and Barbara Seixas De Freitas, 21-14, 21-16 in 33 minutes. On Friday, Fopma and Sweat will close pool play against Switzerland's No. 21 Isabelle Forrer and Anouk Vergé-Dépré.
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You can tell me if that dude on stilts had a clown face or am I going insane ?
I don't know the clues sound like 2 different teams to me, I guess we wait for more clues. Since JeNathan were shown wanting first place so bad I can totally see them forcing their way in front of the siblings and these 2 teams should be neck and neck to the airport.
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In years past I have never been big on resolutions. Why would I resolve to do something, then not follow through, only to end up feeling disappointed in myself? Well, because it doesn't have to be that way, that is why. Instead of making a broad resolution, such as "I am going to get in better shape" or "I am going to exercise", I turned that around into specific steps I was going to take to reach that final goal. And, that final goal is one that will be on going for the rest of my life, not for just a year. What steps am I going to take to keep myself healthy, to keep in good shape, to feel better all around? That is more what my resolutions have been about in the last year and will be this year, versus what I had done in years past.
It worked well for me in 2008. I had resolved to continue to exercise 4-5 days per week, to increase my muscle tone and decrease body fat. Another part of that resolution was to not lose weight or too much weight in the process. That can be a slippery slope for me, as I have suffered from and eating disorder (anorexia) in the past. For the first part of 2008, I exercised at home, using my Gazelle (no laughing, please 😉 ), strength training with 8 lb and 10lb weights and running on occasions. In May 2008, I joined a gym for the first time and loved it! Okay, so we did join the recreation center in 2000 and never went once. That was a colossal waste of money. So, when my husband heard I was joining a gym this time, he laughed. He doubted that I would go. Well, I proved him wrong and impressed myself in the process. I went at least 5 days per week, except when my surgeon made me take 5 days off, from May until the end of the year. WOOHOO!! I was able to decrease my body fat from over 20% to 16.7% in that time with only losing under 5 pounds overall. I also went from barely being able to run any distance at all to running 7.1 miles in 69 minutes one day last week!
So, this brings me to my resolutions for 2009. I have 3 total. The first being that I am going to continue on this exercise path and expand on what I am doing. I want to add some variety to minimize injury. I have recently had some ankle & knee pain, and while I am loving running, it is proving to be too much for my joints. So, that has led me to look into the group fitness classes. GASP! These have always intimidated or even scared me in the past. I am always worried about making a fool out of myself because I am severely lacking in the coordination department. Yes, I was a gymnast for 10 or so years, but that was a long time ago. So, this year, I resolve to try out some of the group fitness classes at my new gym, starting with spinning today. 🙂
Resolution #2. I am going to make one new recipe per week from my brand spanking new cookbook, Carol Fenster's 1,000 Gluten-Free Recipes! I received this as a gift from my sister. 🙂 I realize that if I make one recipe per week for a year, I will only be through 52 or so recipes, but it is a start. Of course, there may be weeks where I make more than the 1 recipe. I wanted my goal to be reasonable and more importantly, attainable.
Resolution #3. I am striving to keep my house more clean and picked up. This is an ongoing battle and I think that I am going to have to start by getting rid of a bunch of junk. I do pretty well with our first floor, the floor where we spend the most time. This floor includes our kitchen, living & family rooms and play room. The places where I have the most problem with junk & clutter is the loft/office and basement. They are catch-alls for the stuff that I move off the first floor. I have gotten better with the loft, but the basement is a mess. I also need to weed through the toys in the playroom, though they are not unmanageable and I do watch 2 toddlers, so getting rid of all of the baby toys isn't realistic. Also, keeping up on dusting, vacuuming & sweeping is another tough one. Yes, this all happens on the main floor, but while I mean to get to those other places, it doesn't always happen as soon as I would like
So, there you have it. My resolutions for 2009. I look forward to keeping tabs on myself here and updating you all occasionally. Putting it in writing seems like it will make me more accountable. 🙂
I wish you all a Happy & Healthy 2009!
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LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Mike Springer at January 24. 2007
I'm a kitchen designer in St. Louis. We are doing a new display in our showroom and in an effort to showcase the "latest and greatest" we are using LED lighting in one area of the display.
We made calls to all of the lighting suppliers in St. Louis looking for a lighting showroom with LED lights. All were aware of LED but had none on display and had not sold any for residential use.
So we went to the internet and bought fixtures without knowing how they would perform. I needed under cabinet lights and puck lights that would be in view.
For the "UCL's" we went with the cyberlux company "Pro HB" fixtures. I am very impressed by them. Each is 32" long and is similar in output to flo's or zenon lighting. The bad thing is the cost. $400+ Yikes!!!
For the pucks we went with a second company. Two pucks and transformer was $95. they are 1 watt 20 lumens. They don't put out much light and will are returning them.
We may use 3 watt pucks from aemricanlighting.com. We are waiting on pricing.
Verdict??...... not worth the cost. The savings in energy used is not worth the trouble. Emagine lighting an entire home in LED at these costs. The price will come down with time but for now its a high end product for people with deep pockets.
Zenon is the most popular lighting used in kitchens now. It runs cooler that halogen and the bulbs last longer. The cost for a 30" fixture with bulbs is around $70 and pucks are about $100 for 3 pucks and 1 transformer.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Splatgirl at January 24. 2007
I'm sorry, but lighting manufacturers and their outrageous prices for $2.00 worth of parts make me laugh. Which is not to say that I haven't forked out big dollar for a chic Italian light fixture or two in my house, but 3 puck lights for $100? PUHLEEZE! It seems like undercabinet lighting (along with track lighting) in particular is the biggest offender.
IKEA's TRETTIOEN LED strip light system looks great and is cheap. And how about 4 LED pucks for $35? Also IKEA, as are the three halogen pucks for $14.99, including transformer.
As I suggested above, the lighting in my house runs the gamut from $.99 fixtures to $500+ fixtures. My expensive lights are no better than the cheapos, and the irony is that I've discovered that most of the time the expensive stuff is just as crappily constructed as the cheap stuff. Paying for unique, good design I accept, but there is generally nothing at all innovative or unique about undercabinet fixtures. And as far as Zenon running cooler goes, I have both halogen and zenon undercabinet lights in my house. I notice absolutely ZERO difference in heat output between the two. So yes, I accpet that on paper, Zenon may operate cooler than Halogen, but in practice, it is not a big enough difference to be a legit selling point. The bottom line is they both crank out A LOT of heat. And yes, maybe the bulbs last longer, but they also cost three times as much.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Mike Springer at February 07. 2007
We received the new pucks from americanlighting.com. I'm very impressed they are 3-4 times brighter than the pucks we returned from another company. They are 3 watt 3-bulb fixtures 2 ½" diam. with a heavy aluminum housing that can be surface or recessed mounted. (Model #LPL-1BK) They are cool to the touch.
We were not looking for the most affordable LED lighting but the best available at this time. They are going in our new showroom display. The fixtures would cost about $360 for 2 pucks, 1 transformer & cords.
If I were doing LED in my own home I'd look at the fixtures from IKEA.
5 years from now this stuff will be at your local home Depot and be much cheaper to purchase. For now its still a new technology and your going to pay high prices for high quality fixtures.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Chuck Bail at May 23. 2007
LED has a long way to go to replace other forms of lighting in the home. It sounds cool, but it falls down in alot of areas.
*less efficacy than fluoroecent
*electronics not tolerent to heat
*some are not dimable
*limited fixture designs available
*color of light (some good/some bad)
*requires driver (transformer)
*lamps not replaceable (varies)
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Kevin Dickson at June 20. 2007
I had the same experience. But I also believe they are the future when the price comes down and light output goes up.
They run cool, and I think they have more lumens per watt than CFL's
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by crackerlady2007 at July 12. 2008
Howdy! I'm with you all the way with LED's. They are way over priced... usually. We sell a few LED lights off our website, but have chosen to stick with the less expensive stuff. I have been totally shocked at how expensive they really are. Here's a link to some outdoor spots we sell on our website:
http://www.rlights.com/viewproduct.php?id=13971 These are only 8 bucks, but you can't get under cabinet lights that cheap. You can't get puck lights that cheap. Look at the automotive ones. I just paid $300 for a pair of break lights for our Expedition. Yikes! They look cool anyway, but ya, LED's are usually way WAY over priced. I'd actually be surprised to see them get very popular in the lighting industry. They don't diffuse right and the color rendering isn't warm like people like.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Mike Springer at November 11. 2008
Finally Lowes is carring what looks like some cheap under cabinet pucks. 25-30 bucks for three with transformer.
If you are looking for high performance LEDS I'd look to "Color Kenetics" owned by Phillips. Price continues to drop on high end LED products but very slowly.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by jamaicabraden at March 31. 2011
interesting thread. you can spot a lot of best company leds in the market. overpriced leds a somewhat preferred since they are more useful and last longer.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by David at June 21. 2011
Professional LED lights suppliers information website :http://www.topledsupplier.com .
A new way to lights up your life for led lights.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by ledcabinetlight at December 12. 2011
From clean electricity safety angle arrangement Led Kitchen light is very necessary.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Archibald john at May 09. 2012
LED lights are now much famous nowadays...No doubt this kind of lights are the caused to minimize the electric consuming and increase the beauty of your kitchen....
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by LeeHone at May 14. 2012
One thing I'd like to mention is that if you live in California and the areas you are lighting are subject to Title 24 restrictions (kitchens, bathrooms, closets and outdoor areas), http://www.ledstrips8.com/outdoor-led-lighting-c-11.html lights are not included in the allowable fixtures, only flourescent. So make sure you talk to your inspector and get a specific exemption for the LED bulbs/fixtures. If the inspector looks up to your ceiling and sees normal, screw-in type cans ready for your LED bulbs, you will not pass your inspection!
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by springmaus3426 at November 08. 2012
LED lights are the good source to make decoration of your kitchen and also it consume the less energy, we can say that these lights are energy savors..
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by Jun Jin at December 05. 2012
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by tomkbruce at January 18. 2013
I will surely make use of bright color led lights.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by luo yang at May 23. 2013
LED bulbs have a number of advantages over both halogen lights and incandescent light bulbs. In fact, from an environmental perspective, one can easily argue that CFL bulbs, while reducing demand for electricity, will cause tremendous harm. This is a way to enhance the festive mood and also welcome guests on any special occasions. With some wall lights, coloured filters are also available to heighten the glow. You will find that both flexible and fixed LED light strips can be created to the exact length and specifications you need, helping you create even, efficient, clear light in your entire display or across your entire counter.For more information: led corn bulbs,led corn light,led bulbs corn,new led lights.
Re: LED kitchen lighting –My experience.Posted by mari tari at August 16. 2013
I actually like the Cool White bulbs, and have them in most rooms except one of the downstairs toilets, which now has warm white ones.
The only reason for the warm white lights is that I have MR16 replacements and its now seems harder to get them as cool white.


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Checking in on the… America EastPosted by rtmsf on December 1st, 2008
Corey Johns is the RTC correspondent for the America East Conference.
If it was anything it was an average week for the America East. They did go a combined 24-20 and play close against some top teams, but they only beat the teams they were supposed to beat and didn't have many really impressive wins. So far the conference is going as expected with just one surprise: Hartford is at the bottom. Last year the Hawks were in the conference finals and returned all but one key player but have been struggling inside the paint and coming up short in close games.
- Boston U (3-1)
- Albany (3-2)
- Maine (3-2)
- Vermont (2-2)
- New Hampshire (1-2)
- Binghamton (1-2)
- Stony Brook (1-3)
- Hartford (1-4)
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Boston U: As expected forward John Holland and guard Corey Lowe have been the catalyst for success this year. Last year Holland won the America East Rookie of the Year and now leads his team with 19.2 ppg with highs of 27 against St. Peter's and 22 against George Washington. As for Lowe, he was second in the conference last year in points and is off to a great start with 17.5 ppg to go with his 4.2 apg. The big surprise for the Terriers is freshman forward Jake O'Brien who is averaging 13.0 points. Their lone loss was against George Washington in the season opener, but since then they've won three straight highlighted by an 83-75 win at Northeastern who is currently second in the CAA.
UMBC: All-conference point guard Jay Greene is showing he is more than just the game manager he was last year when he averaged 7.2 apg. This year he's not only passing the ball (7.8apg), he is scoring (14.2 ppg). Helping Greene is Darryl Proctor, who was also a first team all-conference player last year. He has been, well, Darryl Proctor, leading the team with 19.4 ppg, 9.0 rpg, and 1.8 spg. Sophomore transfer from Fairfield Richard Flemming has burst onto the scene as a much needed big man on a team with just one big bench player who is just a freshman. Flemming has scored double figures each time he's been on the floor and has been getting key rebounds, but the problem with him, as well as center Justin Fry, is that they are getting into foul trouble. On multiple occasions either one of both had three fouls or more on them early in the second half, which really takes away the depth, despite UMBC using a six man rotation for the most part.
Vermont: Two teams may be ahead of them in the standings but Vermont's losses were a one point loss to George Mason and a 15 point loss in overtime against Maryland. Reigning player of the year and defensive player of the year Marquis Blakely is off to a very strong start averaging a team high 17.8 points, 8.5 rebounds, 3.2 steals, and 3.0 blocks. Against Maryland he carried the team with 23 points and 11 rebounds and was the only reason the game went into overtime. As expected Mike Trimboli has been a solid offensive threat for the team getting 15.2 ppg with his 6.0 assists, but Colin McIntosh was a semi-question mark coming into the season even after starting last year. He's been a delight for the Catamounts and has helped to make one of the best groups of forwards with Blakely. He's improved his numbers from last year in just about every area. He's shooting 13% better from the floor (63.6%), though that number will definitely fall, while averaging 16.8 points and 6 rebounds, both doubling last year's averages. Vermont has a very good chance of winning the conference this year if he can stay at the level he is at and the highly touted Michigan State transfer, Maurice Joseph, can increase his offensive output. He's averaging 9.5 ppg which isn't bad but the rest of his numbers are average at best.


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World Bread Day is October 16th and once again Zorra of Kochtopf is encouraging everyone to take part by baking up a loaf for the occasion. Last year I baked a Buttermilk Honey Wheat bread and was thrilled that it rose and actually resembled a loaf of bread. I then proceeded to make a Twisted Oat Raisin bread for the World Bread Day Afterparty. During both baking experiences though, I had difficulty with the yeast. It didn't behave the way I wanted or expected it to. The problem might not have actually been the yeast, but my lack of patience. When I'm baking something, I want it to be ready immediately, waiting 3 hours for bread to rise is the bane of my existence. Or something like that. The solution to the yeast/patience problem was to make this Cranberry Cornmeal Quick Bread. By virtue of being a quick bread, it doesn't require any yeast. That meant it went directly from mixing bowl to the oven without any downtime.
When it came out of the oven it looked exactly like it was supposed to but I couldn't help feeling a little disappointed. Sure, it was bread, but was it really? I question the validity of anything that calls itself bread without requiring yeast and I think the only reason that quick bread gets away with calling itself that is because of its loaf shape. With that in mind, I decided that it would be cheating for me to submit a quick bread alone for world bread. So I opted to make what I deemed an official loaf of bread as well, in the form of brioche. Ah brioche! Just the word takes me back to my time in
Cranberry Cornmeal Quick Bread (from Bon Appetit, October 2007)
Nonstick vegetable oil spray
1 cup unbleached all purpose flour
1 cup white whole wheat flour or regular whole wheat flour
1 cup medium-grind whole grain cornmeal or regular cornmeal
1/2 cup sugar
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1 1/4 cups buttermilk
1/2 cup (1 stick) unsalted butter, melted
1/2 cup pure maple syrup
2 large eggs
1/2 teaspoon maple extract
3/4 cup chopped pecans plus 10 pecan halves for garnish
3/4 cup dried cranberries (about 4 ounces)
Position rack in center of oven and preheat to 350°F. Spray 9x5x3-inch metal loaf pan with nonstick spray. Whisk both flours, cornmeal, sugar, salt, and baking powder in large bowl. Whisk buttermilk, melted butter, maple syrup, eggs, and extract in medium bowl. Add buttermilk mixture to flour mixture; stir just until blended. Stir in 3/4 cup chopped pecans and cranberries. Spoon batter into pan. Arrange pecan halves in row down center of batter.
Bake bread until top is golden brown and paring knife inserted into center of bread comes out clean, tenting bread loosely with foil if browning too quickly, about 1 hour 10 minutes. Cool in pan on rack 20 minutes. Turn out onto rack; cool.
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Tweeting Dancing with the Stars – Season 9 and Beyond
In my ongoing quest to find all the dirt on DWTS Season 9, I often come across some pretty humorous, strange, sarcastic tweets about the show. Some of them are nice, some not so nice – but you know what they say… if people aren't talking about you, you aren't doing it right. 🙂 Below are some of my recent finds.
Wild guess, or does this kid know something?
Hee. Interesting idea.
I included their name for the ladies out there –
Who doesn't, honey? Who doesn't.
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In the FWD class, Chris "The Magician" Miller struggled to even qualify as he was forced to back out during the first round due to a leak in the burnout box. For his second, nail-biting attempt, Chris almost hit the wall as his Orange-camo Civic jerked hard left and crossed the center line, which made that pass ineligible as a qualifier. Before his third and final attempt at qualifying, Chris was expected to only peddle across the line to take the low risk number 8 qualifying position. Instead of taking an easy pass, The Magician went all out and ended up running a 67mm turbo world record pass of 8.9-seconds at 179 mph, which also secured the number-1 qualifier position! Number 2 qualifier, and local Maryland racer, Rick Everly won the class as Miller stalled at the line during semis. This is the first loss for Miller since 2009.
The Forced Induction Pro class saw local Maryland racer Matt Lennen with his Toyota Supra win for a second year in a row. Because of the consecutive wins, there will be a $100 bounty put on his head at every 2011 event he competes at.
The hotly contested All Motor class was where New Yorker, Jose "Pepsi" Bello with his K-Series Civic took the win for a second year in a row while also setting a world record 137 mph trap speed for the class (all other top racers in All Motor are running 125 to 130 mph). For the third year in a row, Randy Owens (world's fastest and quickest H-Series All Motor street Honda) took runner-up in the class.
For the street driven turbo cars, the Forced Induction Sport class is for full interior, exhaust and plated cars. Local racer, Ernie Taylor with his yellow RX-7 (see pic) ruined the fun for everyone else by running 1 to 2 seconds faster than the entire field. To keep things interesting for the rest of the competitors, IFO official placed a $200 dollar bounty on his head. No one collected as Ernie ended up winning in the finals with a 9.5-second pass to Brady Johnson's DSM that ran an 11-flat."Next event I'm stepping up to FI Pro," stated Ernie.
For his 4th IFO event in a row, Best of Show was won by Wes Banasan with his teal Nissan 350Z, which was featured in PASMAG. With a 45 percent increase in overall attendance at this year's Import Face-Off, perhaps we can expect to see two Maryland events in 2012? importfaceoff.net


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - What to bring? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in What to bring? Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> Indonesia View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message gugelhupfJoined: 24 Jan 2004Posts: 575Location: Jabotabek Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 8:03 am Post subject: What to bring? Bayabule has posted a really useful article on the Indonesia Job Information Journal about items that people going to Indonesia for the first time should bring, and those items that there is no point in bringing. Can anyone add to this? Bayabule writes from a woman's perspective - but what about the men? This would be very useful for those of us planning to teach in Indonesia for the first time. Back to top JoachimJoined: 01 Oct 2003Posts: 311Location: Brighton, UK Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 2:32 pm Post subject: A decent Aftershave balm was very difficult to find. Reese's Peanut Butter Cups English books (usually only self help books, childrens books and classics are available in Indonesia) Scentless underarm deodorant Tea bags (apart from green Chinese tea or Lipton) Silk Cut Music - bring a large selection Back to top ls650Joined: 10 May 2003Posts: 3484Location: British Columbia Posted: Mon May 03, 2004 3:11 pm Post subject: Other than for a couple of used books stores on Jalan Jaksa, it is very hard to find English-language novels. It's almost impossible to buy a cheap used laptop computer here, so if you like using a laptop, bring one from home. Back to top bayabuleJoined: 05 Feb 2004Posts: 82Location: East Java Indonesia Posted: Sat May 22, 2004 10:41 am Post subject: Oh my God, I wrote that months ago when I was slightly drunk and bored and forgot all about it. Glad you think it's useful. Never thought they'd actually post it! I came back to Indonesia at the end of March and haven't had a chance to log on since then, thanks to the rubbishy Indo internet connections. One thing I want to add to my bit about motorbikes is that you really MUST bring an international driver's licence or get a local one. My friend recently had a very bad accident and there were major hassles because we couldn't find her licence. The police were demanding huge sums of money. Luckily we did find it and only had to pay half a mil to get the bike back. Here in Sby it costs Rp700,000 to get a local one. Depends on the area. I am definitely getting one just as soon as payday comes... Back to top ls650Joined: 10 May 2003Posts: 3484Location: British Columbia Posted: Sun May 23, 2004 9:44 pm Post subject: bayabule wrote: Here in Sby it costs Rp700,000 to get a local one. Depends on the area.... OUCH! I paid 150,000 Rp for mine! I guess I have a better 'agent'! Back to top bayabuleJoined: 05 Feb 2004Posts: 82Location: East Java Indonesia Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2004 11:19 am Post subject: Quote: OUCH! I paid 150,000 Rp for mine! I guess I have a better 'agent'! Lucky you! I might be better off paying the airfare to Jakarta and getting it there... What kind of licence have you got? I asked our school's head sec to find out for me and she said the police told her that bules aren't allowed to have licences for motorbikes only for cars (that's the 700,000 one ) and that the car one isn't acceptable if I get into trouble on my bike. She says the police told her that only poor people ride motorbikes and as bules are rich they only need car licences!!!! This is the first I've ever heard of this. The problem is that I never got a licence in the UK so I have no Int licence. Basically she said that i can go ahead and get a car licence, but if anything happens on my bike it won't be any use. I don't think I'll bother now. I'd be interested to know what you think about this.... 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Sen. Ashley Judd? Not anytime soon.
The actress has passed on a much-rumored run for Kentucky Republican Mitch McConnell's Senate seat, she confirmed Wednesday.
Judd, a long-time Democrat and outspoken women's rights advocate, said she won't challenge the Senate Minority Leader in 2014.
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"After serious and thorough contemplation, I realize that my responsibilities & energy at this time need to be focused on my family," she tweeted Wednesday.
Even before she had spoken publicly about any plans to run, the GOP had begun gearing up its campaign against her in recent months. An ad by Karl Rove's American Crossroads group painted her as an out-of-touch Hollywood liberal with a thin claim on Kentucky ties.
"I have spoken to so many Kentuckians over these last few months, who expressed their desire for a fighter for the people & new leader," she said on her Twitter account.
"While that won't be me at this time, I will continue to work as hard as I can to ensure the needs of Kentucky families are met by returning this Senate seat to whom it rightfully belongs: the people & their needs, dreams, and great potential. Thanks for even considering me as that person & know how much I love our Commonwealth," she continued.
Judd, the daughter of country singer Naomi Judd and sister of singer Wynonna, grew up in Kentucky and California before launching her successful acting career.


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2020 Honda Insight
$29,270 • New
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Ext. Color
Stock Number
4 Cylinder
Int. Color
Front Wheel Drive
Installed Options
4-Wheel Disc Brakes
ABS brakes
Air Conditioning
Alloy wheels
AM/FM radio: SiriusXM
Auto High-beam Headlights
Auto-dimming Rear-View mirror
Automatic temperature control
Brake assist
Bumpers: body-color
Delay-off headlights
Distance pacing cruise control: Adaptive Cruise Control with Low-Speed Follow
Driver door bin
Driver vanity mirror
Dual front impact airbags
Dual front side impact airbags
Electronic Stability Control
Emergency communication system: HondaLink Assist
Exterior Parking Camera Rear
Four wheel independent suspension
Front anti-roll bar
Front Bucket Seats
Front Center Armrest
Front dual zone A/C
Front fog lights
Front reading lights
Fully automatic headlights
Garage door transmitter: HomeLink
Heated door mirrors
Heated Front Bucket Seats
Heated front seats
Illuminated entry
Leather Seat Trim
Low tire pressure warning
Navigation system: Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System
Occupant sensing airbag
Outside temperature display
Overhead airbag
Panic alarm
Passenger door bin
Passenger vanity mirror
Power door mirrors
Power driver seat
Power moonroof
Power passenger seat
Power steering
Power windows
Radio data system
Radio: 450-Watt Premium Audio System w/10 speakers
Rain sensing wipers
Rear anti-roll bar
Rear seat center armrest
Rear window defroster
Remote keyless entry
Security system
Speed control
Speed-sensing steering
Split folding rear seat
Sport steering wheel
Steering wheel mounted audio controls
Telescoping steering wheel
Tilt steering wheel
Traction control
Trip computer
Turn signal indicator mirrors
Variably intermittent wipers
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10 Speakers, 4-Wheel Disc Brakes, ABS brakes, Air Conditioning, Alloy wheels, AM/FM radio: SiriusXM, Auto High-beam Headlights, Auto-dimming Rear-View mirror, Automatic temperature control, Brake assist, Bumpers: body-color, Compass, Delay-off headlights, Driver door bin, Driver vanity mirror, Dual front impact airbags, Dual front side impact airbags, Electronic Stability Control, Emergency communication system: HondaLink Assist, Exterior Parking Camera Rear, Four wheel independent suspension, Front anti-roll bar, Front Bucket Seats, Front Center Armrest, Front dual zone A/C, Front fog lights, Front reading lights, Fully automatic headlights, Garage door transmitter: HomeLink, Heated door mirrors, Heated Front Bucket Seats, Heated front seats, Illuminated entry, Leather Seat Trim, Leather steering wheel, Low tire pressure warning, Navigation system: Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System, Occupant sensing airbag, Outside temperature display, Overhead airbag, Panic alarm, Passenger door bin, Passenger vanity mirror, Power door mirrors, Power driver seat, Power moonroof, Power passenger seat, Power steering, Power windows, Radio data system, Radio: 450-Watt Premium Audio System w/10 speakers, Rain sensing wipers, Rear anti-roll bar, Rear seat center armrest, Rear window defroster, Remote keyless entry, Security system, Speed control, Speed-sensing steering, Split folding rear seat, Sport steering wheel, Steering wheel mounted audio controls, Telescoping steering wheel, Tilt steering wheel, Traction control, Trip computer, Turn signal indicator mirrors, and Variably intermittent wipers. *Every Internet Price includes current applicable offers. Your additional costs are sales tax, tag and title fees for the state in which the vehicle will be registered, any dealer-installed options (if applicable) and a dealer processing fee ($500 Maryland; not required by law); ($389 Pennsylvania); ($699 Virginia, North Carolina). Prices are subject to change, and prior sales are excluded. While every reasonable effort is made to ensure the accuracy of this information, we are not responsible for any errors or omissions contained on these pages. Please verify any information in question with the dealer.View More
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I like all breeds of cats. I get all shakee in my knees, and just want to pat every cat I see. I love cats!
Mrauu! :)
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Hi, my name is Beth and I am 12 years old. I have just recently joined. I would say my favourite breed of cat is probably tabys. I have a couple myself and I just think they are adorable.:)
I like all breeds of cats. I get all shakee in my knees, and just want to pat every cat I see. I love cats!
Mrauu! :)
My favorite cat breed is Persian cat. Persian cats are so adorable and cute
I don't know if I have a favourite breed...I quite like cats with long noses though. And Siamese. I had a cat once who was big and shaped exactly like a Siamese, and he was a bright minded loyal cat who was really a bit like a dog! LOL But he didn't have Siamese colouring. He was mainly grey-ish with blotches.
My favourite breed of cat is Maine Coon, and I hope one day I could get a chance to raise it. I love to see the size of Maine coon, sometimes I feel like it is just a small cute tiger live in a house.
I love all types of cats and owned 5 stray cats. love them most. They are just awesome.
Persian Cat.
Egyptian Mau :)
I just love Maine Coons for their massive size and lush fur. They seem so majestic.


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This 5.56 chambered 16 inch Performance Series Barrel is machined from 4150 Chrome Moly Vanadium steel with a QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish. Our Performance Series Barrels feature a FailZero Nickel Boron Coated Extended M4 Feed Ramp Extension as well as a 11 degree recessed target crown and a pinned low profile gas block.
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hey !!
I think that it all depends on the interpretation you know, but as a student who is in 4th year of English literature,
i will understand this : rich men are spending their money wrongly, and it is a comparison with photograph who could use bad materials,,,,,,
anyway we really need more information as far as the context is concerned!
thanks ! take care!


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"A Green Prison: Santa Rita Jail Creeps Towards Zero Net Energy (ZNE)." ECEEE Summer Study, June 6-11, 2011. Belambra Presqu'île de Giens, France, 2011. LBNL-4497E..
Encouraging Combined Heat and Power in California Buildings. 2013. LBNL-6267E..
"Enabling Broad Adoption of Distributed PV-Storage Systems Via Supervisory Planning and Control." ACEEE Summer Study on Energy Efficiency in Buildings 2014. Asilomar Conference Center Pacific Grove, CA, 2014. LBNL-6715E..
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Cal-Cruz Investigator's Log Notes
"Towards the end of my [job] interview, the owner asked me if I would be bothered by seeing birds that are not handled properly. Having already seen many dead birds on the ground and parts of their bodies in the machines, I asked if some of the birds get caught in the machinery, and he said yes."
"When I walked into work on my first day as a maintenance worker, I walked through the facility and saw several boxes filled with chicks who appeared to be suffering—some looked sick, others were visibly injured, a few looked severely mangled but still breathing. I later learned that these 'discarded' birds are manually removed from the processing lines, collected throughout the day, then killed hours later. Many become injured on the machines routinely used for processing."
"On my first day, I also noticed a few dead, mangled chicks under a conveyor belt leading into the area where they are sexed. By the end of the day, I couldn't even count the number of dead birds on the ground—most of them appeared to have parts of their skin or limbs removed, some had been beheaded."
"At the end of the day today, the 'discarded' birds were being dumped into the eggshell disposal chute, which is routine, but there were so many birds being thrown in there at once today that the system clogged, so [an employee] grabbed a mop handle and started jamming it into the pile of birds, forcing them into the drain."
"As I was leaving today, I walked by the egg shell disposal chute and heard a bird chirping. I looked in and saw a single chick drowning in water that accumulated near the drain, which I'm guessing was clogged again.
"Every day that chicks are hatched, I see buckets and buckets of sick and injured birds piling up. Some are dead, having been severely mangled or disemboweled but most are alive—barely alive, and suffering from obvious injuries. Their pain is unimaginable; … it's so heartbreaking…."


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"To consistently create and manage unique investment opportunities for our ever expanding family of stakeholders. To share our
abundant blessings by organizing and supporting charitable causes to ensure future generations have the same freedom and opportunity we
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"Achieving dynamic growth through sustainable and profitable partnership with nature. Helping the underprivileged navigate life's
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This is depressing.
You have to wonder how these PCM tracks would fair if they were converted (Torn? Un-ripped? Pired?) using an Ayre QA9 or something similar. Perhaps the greatest difference between PCM and DSD is the filters used - or not used - in the process. Better filters might make all the difference. Or, maybe they do but there's more to the story as well.
Are we back to buying really great vinyl, playing it on a really great turntable/arm/cartridge/phono preamp and piring it all with a great A/D just so that we can get really high quality digital playback? Think of the hobby hours one could devote to just that. Nobody would have a minute to read Audiostream.


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Instant noodles is one of the favourite choice for a quick meal among Malaysians. Mention the word 'Maggi' and people would instantly think of the distinctive yellow packaging with flavours such as Tom Yam, Asam Laksa or Chicken printed on the front. Although there are many different brand of instant noodles around, the word Maggi has somehow been loosely used as a generic term to describe instant noodle.
Although Maggi has always been the #1 choice for most people, there is another brand of instant noodle called 'Mee Sedap' which is quite noteworthy. Literally means 'Delicious Noodle', it is fast gaining popularity here due to its tastiness.
Since I have nothing better to do, I took some pictures of how this lip smacking meal is being prepared. The noodle is boiled in hot water for about 5 – 10 minutes…
And while waiting for the noodle to be cooked, the seasoning powder, seasoning oil, chili sauce and soya sauce) are poured onto the plate so that it can be mixed with the noodle later.
Here we have the springy noodles which has just been cooked.
Add the crunchy fried onions which comes together with the instant noodle…
Mixed it all together and voila! A plate of tasty Mee Sedap.


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TeamDev has released Selenium Inspector, an open-source library that runs on top of the Selenium, a tool designed to simplify automated testing of Web components, pages and applications -- especially those written using JSF.
The Selenium Inspector API lets you create testing solutions for variety of HTML rendering frameworks like JSF component libraries, Spring MVC, Struts, etc. Web developers can create object-oriented testing APIs for any Web UI library. The Java API for inspecting OpenFaces components is already included.
According to TeamDev, features of Selenium Inspector include:
- Ability to check actual view of an element style instead of what is declared in CSS but may not be actually applied.
- Specialized higher-level Java API which simplifies inspection not just on primitive elements, but on compound HTML tags, such as table,ul, etc.
- A wide set of assertion methods for checking actual values of attributes and styles of HTML elements as well as evaluating actual results of client side expressions.
- Selenium Inspector is easy to customize and extend.
Selenium Inspector provides an API similar to that of Selenium, but is simpler to use in many cases and provides a bit higher level of abstraction. It doesn't replace Selenium, but provides an additional API that you can use if you find it more appropriate for your actual needs. You can use both Selenium and Selenium Inspector APIs at the same time. Selenium's API is concentrated in the com.thoughtworks.selenium.Selenium class, which provides a list of methods for sending commands to a browser (and receiving a result if needed), and the entire variety of commands is combined in a single list regardless of their very different purposes and applicability. Selenium Inspector provides a higher-level API with object-oriented design that is centered around inspection of a single element, and provides different APIs depending on type of element.
You can download Selenium Inspector here.