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When I looked into this a couple of years ago, I basically came to the same conclusion. Only a few studies were available at the time, but they suggested that the real-world impact of voter ID laws was fairly small. I haven’t seen anything since then to suggest otherwise.
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Thank you for your thoughts here at iFocusHealth.com. If you know, God also created a forbidden tree and said to Adam not to eat from its fruits. You can do whatever you want, but nobody says it’s right. There is a lot of researches have been done on Marijuana. One recent research has been done by Harvard University scientists when 22.2 million people participated at ages 12 years old and above. It proved that this drug contributes to many harmful side effects like increasing the chances of schizophrenia, heart attack, focus and memory damage even after stopping to use this drug. The main goal and use of this drug are for medical purposes. It helps to reduce pain in cancer and digestive tract diseases, in psychiatric patients.
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My mom gave it to me a few years ago after Gram passed away and I have to admit it is my favorite pot. (Who knew anyone could love an 'ordinary' pot?) This summer alone I have made quarts of pasta sauce with tomatoes from my garden. I have cooked salsa to last all winter long. I have enjoyed simmering, sauteing, boiling and glazing, all the while feeling like Grandma was right there with me, if only by means of her pot and the memories I conjure up.
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To support the launch of the new Tony Hawk: SHRED video game, the crew over at Frank PR have actually unearthed Britain’s oldest skateboarder, 70 year old Alfred Simmons. The images below were taken at the skatepark in South London, one of the many skateparks Alfred visits to keep fit and show the kids a trick or two. Truly the grand-daddy of skateboarding, Alfred still enjoys the four wheeled extreme sport which he took up over 30 years ago as a way of keeping fit and agile: “Now I’m retired I can do the things I enjoy. Some of my friends and family think I’m a little crazy doing what they think is an extreme sport, but I’d rather be pulling off an ollie than sitting at home watching tv”.
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Here’s to you Facebook, I don’t know if I love you, but a twelve year old I once knew hadn’t counted on you twenty five years ago, and my mother sure as hell would have been spared some adolescent angst had we known you would be so damn good at connecting people with their past.
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Tamara Mariea and George Carlo met a few years ago. They wondered if Carlo's theory that cell phones, along with other electromagnetic (EM) radiation, could be the reason that some children were not helped with chelation therapy - that EM radiation interferes with the ability of cells to excrete toxic heavy metals. So, they decided to test Carlo's hypothesis. They chose a severely autistic 10 year-old boy whose parents had tried every therapy they could find, including chelation, but to no benefit.
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In an effort to de-stress from the rigors of large-scale ice cream making, the Espinoza family sold their Paleteria Azteca in South El Monte three years ago and put all their knowledge into a neighborhood shop in Long Beach, which specializes in rare and exotic house-made sorbets using fresh, often local produce.
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Relena took a deep breath. “OK, so. Magic is real, you’re living with a guy who was turned into a Barbie doll a hundred years ago, and that door over there–” she gestured at Trowa’s door, which she hadn’t noticed until Heero had pointed it out to her– “opens onto some other guy’s house on the east coast.”
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A native of East Sussex, Natalie Bouloudis first got her musical education in childhood, having played clarinet in jazz bands and had a few guitar lessons at school. From the age of seven she started writing her own music and has been (till recently) a secret songwriter ever since. Having lived in London for the better part of the last decade, she decided three years ago to launch her music into the public sphere under the name Aurora Harbinger. She soon played venues like Servant Jazz Quarters and The Victoria in Dalston, quickly building a loyal fan base that enabled her to successfully crowd fund her debut record.
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I learned to knit years ago and took it up again shortly before retirement because our church has a group that knits chemo caps and also provides hats around Christmas to poor people through Project Warmth. Even better, women who have quit knitting have brought in giant stashes of unused yarn (and sometimes partially-completed pieces which I happily unravel). I'd never worked with patterns other than simple stripes before and now I'm really enjoying it. I sure don't need mountains of knitted goods, so I can be creative, make nice things, and give them away to people who need them. Everybody wins!
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Typical LL trying it on. I rented a good few years ago. Every year at renewal time, I'd say yes to the renewal subject to the rent being agreed for the following 12 months. Always left the threat of not signing if the rent went up. That's the joy of renting....you can leave with X weeks notice and not feel bad about it. It works both ways , you know
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I am bushed! Today was the day I finally tackled the closet into which we shoved everything when Bob went out of private practice and began working for Eye Associates. Yeah, I know, that was a long time ago, 2006 in fact. He’s been fully retired for about two years +/-, but I guess it’s fitting I’m taking on the task in October, since that’s the month he started with EA.
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That was 14 years ago and today the kind of transformation that Bishnu Maya talks of that has taken place in her village is truly awe-inspiring. “There are marriages happening between dalits and Magars now. Men and women of all castes work and eat together, side by side. Economically empowered the rate of domestic violence and gender violence are down too,” she reports.
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Who would have thought after meeting Mark three years ago at The Manchester Furniture Show he would have made such an impression. When it was time to have a complete new brochure design we only had one name to consider. Marked Perception.
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Turner, the 17th prime minister of Canada, joined Miller Thomson as a partner 23 years ago. The retired politician is now 83 years old.
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After having everything checked out, and if it’s determined that you need to purchase a new garbage disposal, then take some time to research the new models and the best garbage disposal on the market. Compared to 10-20 years ago, garbage disposals have more features that make them more powerful. For instance, they may be equipped with anti-jam features that minimize the risk of jams. Also, they are a lot quieter than the ones made years ago.
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Just Friends, an emo ska band from Dublin, California, went on next and, man-oh-man, they really blew me away. Lead singer and hype man, Sam Kless is one of the greatest live performers I have ever seen. The energy he and the other 7 people in his band had was purely insane live. At the end of the song “Welcome Mats”, the front of the pit, myself included, rushed the stage to sing the last verse alongside the band as we all wrapped our hands around one another – a moment I will remember for a very long time.
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“You look at us and 180 degrees of our catchment area is the English Channel, so it’s difficult but we know this crop of young players we’ve got are where the club was five or six years ago. First and foremost, we’re going to bring them through. There’s plenty of talent here and the England players said that last week so, once they come through, we’re optimistic.”
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I've seen far more of these videos than I'd like to admit. I remember the last one I watched almost two years ago—the now-infamous footage of New York City police officers suffocating Garner on a sidewalk in the middle of the day. As I watched the 43-year-old lose consciousness, I slowly began to lose hope in humanity. I wallowed in sorrow and anguish for hours after. I just can’t do this anymore, I thought.
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I was surprised to find out that I wasn’t the only person who hadn’t been able to watch the tragic videos, especially the footage of Sterling’s death. Some of my black co-workers told me they also felt the same way. “I started to watch the video, but once I sensed the shooting was seconds away, I had to turn my head,” says Jessica Cruel, 26, a beauty and style editor for SELF. “The thought of seeing yet another black man shot by police is something I could not stomach. As a black woman, it feels like I’m watching the future blown away every time.”
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Two years ago – almost exactly to the day – I was involved in a car accident that might well have killed me, while last year I was diagnosed with a potentially life-threatening condition (and not for the first time either). And yet here I am sitting on an armchair in my living room enjoying the bright warmth and looking forward to a trip across Dartmoor to the castle ruins in Tintagel where King Arthur is reputed to have had his Round Table surrounded by his knights and the Lady Guinevere.
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The mission started 19 years ago, when a rocket carrying the Cassini payload left Earth. It spent 13 of its 19 years in space orbiting and studying Saturn and its moons.
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A: I built my wife a headboard for our bed as a Christmas gift a few years ago and I recently completed a coffee table for our living room made out of cherry wood.
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I had an account on Yahoo a few years ago, which got hacked somehow. But, while I had the right to use it, I spent a lot of time on Yahoo Answers. Some of my answers, especially those under the Religion and Spirituality section were chosen as “Best Answers”. I am sharing the same here … Continue reading →
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I’ve wrestled with these questions since I first began writing professionally over twenty years ago. Now, with four published novels and over 100 pieces of short fiction and nonfiction behind me, I think I know the answer. No. Having the scale successfully balanced between work and writing does not promote creative productivity. It doesn’t even maintain writerly output.
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For the record, Pixels is Sandler's best movie in over a decade, and his first effort in a long time that isn't just a blatant, studio-sponsored-vacation picture. No beach hijinks. No barbecues. No resort excursions where the main attraction is humiliating Drew Barrymore. This is an admittedly glitchy, high-concept sci-fi comedy about four misfits who must stop an alien armada that've taken the form of early-80s video game characters. In 1982, NASA sent a VHS tape loaded with pop culture highlights (including clips from Atari’s entire catalogue into deep space). A not-so-intelligent race of creatures took it as a declaration of war, and they arrive decades later with some simple(ish) rules of engagement: mankind must win three real-life rounds of Centipede, Pac-Man, and Donkey Kong in order to prove our superiority and save the Earth.
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We also met up with my best friend since kindergarten, Ashley, her husband, Eric, and another good friend since kindergarten, Benjamin, and split our time with them between Animal Kingdom and Magic Kingdom. Ten years ago, I shared my first Disney trip with Ashley, and it is always wonderful to share another Disney experience with her! One of Mark's favorite things about our trip was being That Guy at the Monsters, Inc. Laugh Floor. I will testify that they were not completely joking when the monsters said that he was a little stinky!
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When my husband and I became parents 19 years ago, we decided that when it came to Christmas gifts, we would follow the three gift rule. As our family grew with two more kids, this tradition has continued to work for us. I can narrow my search … [Read More...]
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Earl Canfield’s experience underscores this sentiment. The Dunkerton, Iowa farmer grew corn and soybeans on 300 acres while working full-time as an engineer. Then, three years ago, he decided to diversify his operation and farm full-time. He and wife Jane "went back to square one," he said.
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Ireland is approaching the midway point of its "Decade of Centenaries". This period 2012 – 2022 marks the one hundredth anniversary of a time which saw numerous historic events for the people of both parts of Ireland taking place at home and elsewhere. Their ripples can still be felt today, sometimes in subtle ways - my own firm would undoubtedly have been a very different place in 2016 had the heir apparent, then a 31 year old apprentice solicitor, not succumbed to the wounds he suffered at the Battle of the Somme almost exactly 100 years ago.
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I’m so sorry that you were discouraged a few years ago, Cathy. Picture books are so much harder than they look…but definitely worth it. I’m pretty sure my picture books go through even more rounds of revision than my novels…they just take much less time per round.
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This friend and I met eight years ago through a small group in our church. She showed up at my house with a meal each time my babies were born. Her story of living overseas and coming back earlier than expected mirrors my own international journey. I wept with her when her dreams were literally crumbling around her, as earthquake after earthquake shook the fabric of her family’s home.
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I can’t believe it’s been 34 years since Tears For Fears released their debut album The Hurting on March 7, 1983. I was eleven years old. That seems like a really long time ago. Frankly, the album doesn’t seem that old. For that matter, most days, neither do I.
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2 years ago, a group of students scared off a men who was caught having sex with another male student. They called others to join their 'crusade' which led the man to jump off the window.
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I am 56 years old. I was diagnosed OA about 4 years ago with severe pain. I was also diagnosed as suffering from Osteopenia. It was really bad in the morning and walking was almost impossible. I consulted number of doctors but with no result. I started with the following medicines.
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Relax in My presence. Come to Me, inside of you. Come to My throne of grace, My children. Sit on the mercy seat and receive instruction from Me, just as Moses did thousands of years ago. Moses wasn’t even born again, yet I spoke to him, because he took the time to listen and seek My face. It was Moses that said, ‘Lord unless Your presence goes with Me, I am not going.’
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My name is Zechariah and I am sixteen years old. A few years ago I started filming a series of films with my friends and an old camcorder.
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Quick story for ya. My neighbor was looking for small business support several years ago, and thought he could get a Native American benefit from what his family told him. He did the DNA thing back then and the results came back a bit different than his elders indicated. He ended up being part Chinese not the other!
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If you run this out to 12,000 / 30 = 400 generations, 12 kya, end of the last Ice Age Glacial, you have a number that makes your head spin. Now, in reality, back a few hundred years ago many places had isolated valleys and small communities where there wasn't much 'mixing out' or we would not have races as we know them today, so the degree of that mixing that happened via the one guy who was carted from an American Indian tribe to, say, Europe was very small. Yet it happened. Similarly there is good evidence for a Japanese origin of a native Peruvian tribe and there are redheads in China, so that mixing DID happen.
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David is a native Houstonian, having left only for his education and to work in Dallas in between college and law school. David lives in Houston with his wife and children. David has been a musician for 30 years, and spends much of the little free time he has in his studio at home.
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I went though a phase where I was often bored and restless, so I started brainstorming project ideas with my cousin. We did some intensive research and couldn't come up with anything. A few months later he comes across the AGC emulator that another person was writing, which had been left to die, it was in a language I wasn't too familiar with at the time (this is roughly 4 years ago), so I converted it all into C#.
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“Storage technology has changed dramatically in no time. A few years ago it was unimaginable to develop a consumer-friendly SSD with almost one terabyte of memory. That’s why we’re proud to announce the newest addition to our CS900 family. The CS900 with 960GB meets today’s requirement for large storage space and lightning-fast data transmission alike.”
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“The last time I grew my hair out was when I had [Delilah Belle Hamlin]... 19 years ago!” Rinna explained to People at the time. “I think spending the last two years with [Erika Girardi] has rubbed off on me. It really has.”
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So I gave up. Contraceptive pills, homeopathy, unani, siddha, reiki, pranic healing. I went on a desperate overdrive and tried them all. With great patience and adherence to instructions and schedules. Nothing changed. Marriage was supposed to fix it. Poor M will testify that it has done nothing of the kind. Initially, I was lucky not to have mood swings and other emotional trouble, but that modest consolation too dropped away a few years ago. Now I am inexplicably teary, short-tempered, insecure and irrational for the entire length of the period.
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Remember about the Goa Civilization? No? Let me remind you again then. Goa is an underground civilization created by ancient people for living. Then several years ago, Professor Toro came into Goa and built a bunch of technology needed by citizens to live there completely, like artificial sun light, rain, the cooling and heating system, weather system, and so on.
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It's something that I wish other people knew that maybe would change people's attitudes about us. For our people he's a really important figure. Here it was over 100 years ago someone trying to learn English. Pablo Tac was absorbing this language because he could see the future for our people, which didn't look good. One way to make the culture survive a little is to write it down.
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The Malta Society of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce, established just over 160 years ago, was, for at least a century, the islands’ only nationally recognised promoter of the Arts. Palazzo de La Salle served as the meeting place and exhibition space for the Accademia di Belle Arti group founded by Josef Kalleja in 1930. Notably, in the early 1950’s, the Society came to the aid of the newly-formed Modern Art movements and awarded scholarships to some of the great artists of the time, including Giuseppe Calì, Antonio Sciortino and Joseph Briffa.
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Madam Speaker, actually I have been in a rush for a long time to get this bill passed, but there was an enormous amount of important consultation that needed to take place in order to put together a very solid bill, one that I know opposition members support.
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Second, couldn’t teaching people that they should never doubt their salvation (while it sounds very right and good) potentially damn them to hell? I had similar ideas years ago. How could doubt and questions be good when our primary message is FAITH? However, after experiencing a terrible time of doubt which drove me to greater faith in Christ, and after considering these two passages, I have definitely changed my mind:
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Hi Foggieme Thank you for your response, You have certainly described neurological symptoms clearly. I did experience fatigue, a slight "woolly" feeling after a long day; and tiredness in the evenings All of this could be intermittent, Doctors never asked how I was feeling, symptoms appeared to subside after B12 injections. It has been difficult to distinguish between other autoimmune diseases; as thyroid disease was rendered out of control twenty years ago, with a massive rise of TSH, due to drug interaction. (It took six years for the abnormal blood tests to be found) I have always requested copies of tests since then. Never to be caught out again, I find "chasing up" these medical conditions more like DIY (No one else will ask for tests and try and interpret results unless you do it yourself).
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Well, hubby Darryl was the maker of these cabinets. I did help when we made our own years ago. But this was his neices so she helped with the finishing part. I know hickory really is a pain to work with but she had to have them and it is a beautiful wood. Thanks for the comments and glad you like my relief work Kirks.
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I vividly remember the night, nine years ago, when I franticly rushed my 9 month old son to Nairobi hospital due to a bad bout of diarrhea.Being my second child, I'd thought I'd seen all there was to see regarding the usual childhood illness: flu,
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So this lesson is VERY similar to one I did years ago - but this time instead of looking at Gustav Klimt, we looked at contemporary artist Natasha Wescoat (image to the left is entitled "Gifted")!
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Some of you have been slow to re-board the New Zealand Reissue Train for reasons perfectly understandable: can’t get into the psychedelic pop sounds, sounds like rain, same people play in all the bands, this all happened years ago/half a world away/what’s it got to do with me?, etc. For that last one, you’re on your own, but if you’ve been holding out for something truly dangerous from the back pages of Kiwi musicology, Shoes This High is the group for you.
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One time, mum walked in on me reading the Princess Diana autobiography, where they gladly discussed her troubled marriage to Prince Charles and the men she had dated. I could just tell from the horrified look on her face, which she tried unsuccessfully to conceal, that she had not expected to find her child reading such a grown up book. I’m not sure whether the Librarian who was supposed to keep an eye on me that day, got an earful or not. Thankfully, that did not mark the end of my Library trips.
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It is ridiculous (though maybe not as ridiculous as choosing property defacement as your means of enlightening the masses). Being raised in the American middle class leaves little room for a creative life. You go to high school, sit through student council meetings, attend college, have unprotected sex, and then eventually get a real job, until your body starts giving up on you in your sixties. A wise Turkish man once told me, “In America, you are supposed to work hard in your best years to have money for when you are old and half-dead.” He didn’t really understand why people accepted this model of living – the “American dream” – but it’s something that we all have accepted.
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A lot of people look at work as an evil, and that working all day for the first 30 years of your life is wasteful, because by the time you’ve amassed enough money to not have to work, you’re too old to enjoy it.
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In fact, freelances tend to benefit when everyone's tightening their purse strings. That's because they offer value and are often flexible, making them an attractive option for people looking to hire. I've been through two recessions since I went freelance four years ago and I've survived and built up a successful business. You can too. It just takes guts and lots of hard work.
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A few years ago science did not have the means to measure the existence of the Higgs boson. Many “scientists” had a certainty it was a false idea. How quick many of those naysayers were to jump on the bandwagon of “actuality” once the theoretical boson became announced as “a strong probability”. It is still unproven yet it is accepted because phenomena indicate its presence. (I wonder how many were man enough to look back at the smug comfort of their little naysayer shells and go “oops” and realize that they didn’t really know it all.)
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One of my photographer friends came upon a scene a few years ago … a “wildlife tree.” Varmint hunters had killed a number of species — coyotes, foxes, cats (feral or domestic, he didn’t know), crows and so forth. They had taken each of these animals and skewered them onto branches of a tree along a trail where he was photographing. Although he called wildlife authorities, he suspected little would be done, precisely because “varmint” species are treated like trash and have very little legal protection. Witness what people do to pigeons and the like. They get bored when there’s nothing else to shoot, and start taking potshots at unprotected species.
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I used to hunt quite a bit some years ago and haven’t been out for a few years. I had thought about “hanging up my bow”, so to speak, using it only for targets and never again hunting. Your book has given me food for thought and I am reconsidering. I haven’t completely decided, but time will tell.
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Roger takes a look at ranking factors and what they mean for “modern” SEO. What metrics are relevant right now? What’s changed since Google took its first steps 20 years ago?
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Really enjoyed your speech, but Boulder's startup community is definitely older than 5 years. It was thriving when I moved here 10 years ago. I remember thinking then how much better it was than Chicago, where I'd spent the previous 8 years. Technically you argue it goes back 30 years when StorageTek was founded. There used to be a ton of storage startups here. More recently it's skewed to software & web.
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Red nails are back on trend, if you ask me this staple nail shade never really goes out of style but have you ever stopped to think about how it all began? Who was it that sat down one day, looked at their nails and decided to paint them? Apparently, the concept of the manicure began in India well over 5,000 years ago with the use of henna as nail paint. This practice spread and was adopted by different cultures. It is believed that the people of southern Babylonia took it a step-further around 4,000 BC and turned to solid gold to achieve the perfect manicure… Chic!
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Four people died in the crash, including 42-year-old Marco Lopez of Hanford. A long-time friend and co-worker, Ryan Casey, of the nurse on board said Lopez helped train him, and many others, as a nurse in Hanford seven years ago.
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Ha, thanks! It was a birthday gift from a good friend of mine a few years ago. She got it from the Musée de Cluny in Paris, which has the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries. Obviously she knows me well. 🙂
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I still can't believe she isn't a baby anymore, I look at her and realise that she is growing and changing every day & those baby days are long gone. Having a 2 month old nephew has brought it home to me even more. Those days seem as though they were light years ago but when I look back at photographs I remember how anxious I was as a first time mother, those soft newborn cuddles and the dozy feeling after a sleepless night.
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Mark Allen, chief executive of the Minneapolis Area Association of Realtors, said that new agents are still joining the market faster than those leaving, but already he's seeing a slowing in the number o! f new li censees. And many veteran agents are waiting to see what happens, including many who might have considered leaving the business five years ago but couldn't resist the commissions that came with the boom market of recent years, Allen said.
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You may have caught the NPR story a few years ago about “older Americans.” Baby boomers are living vigorous, vital lives, both inside and outside the workplace. Unfortunately, not everyone thinks that’s a good thing. As I reported a few weeks ago from the ABA conference in Tel Aviv, age discrimination claims are on the rise is all sorts of jurisdictions. Nowhere is ageism more ubiquitous, however, than here in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. The high tech sector is notorious for favoring youth over experience. The prejudice is everywhere and you don’t have to look too hard to find it.
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How many times have we dreamed of having a wonderful Le Corbusier chair in our living room? Impossible not to recognize the great charm hidden behind the shapes of chairs designed by huge professionals like Eames or Jacobson. Design chairs that made history, making their creators immortal, and even if they went missed a long time ago, they can now relive every time their work is chosen to decorate a space. Let's see some of these work of arts.
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Judy - “I had worked in other offices and became discouraged with the chaos until I came to work for Dr. ten years ago. He knew what he wanted to accomplish in his practice and gave me a clear picture of my job responsibilities. I feel like I make a difference.”
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Many years ago I can remember my parents discussing somebody they knew who had basically become destitute by way of the husband, plus being the father as well of three children, of the family concerned were facing eviction from their home due to the fact the husband/father spent his time and any money he could get his hands on at the local bookmakers.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by Office from Stay on for a long time Use these on agendas at work. They are still on years later when we need to look at past conferences.
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Mr. Ullah left Dhaka seven years ago with his parents, heading to New York on an immigrant visa to keep with other relatives who had currently been living in the United States. He worked as a driver and portion-time electrician.
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Our PTO has been hard at work planning with the principal for different events for this year! Please look for monthly happenings for the community, parents, and students! We will continue to host our Fall and Spring Carnivals as well as some new events like a Father-Daughter and Mother-Son dance, chili and salsa cook offs, and many other events that you wont want to miss. Please help support our PTO with your involvement.
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A few years ago, when my daughter shared an apartment in Point Loma, Calif., I drove up Garrison on the way home from her neighborhood. Houses along the way decked out big time for Christmas, such …
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We also talk about my chat with Bill Maher who was in Toronto last week to help mark the first anniversary of HBO Canada. And then–prompted by the passing of Soupy Sales–there’s way too much talk about Commander Tom, Rocketship 7 and all those crazy Buffalo-based kiddie shows I sat glued to as a child. I even spill the beans about a current prime time series headliner who is the real life son of Rocketship 7 and Dialing for Dollars host Dave Thomas (above, with Promo the Robot and the gang). You’ll feel like a bone head when you find out who it is. You can listen in here, but for gawdssakes, don’t stand and listen, sit down!
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Kevin, we finished re-coloring our couches today, and I wanted to let you know we are thrilled. Our couches look brand new – better than our expectations. For a days worth of work we saved ourselves a lot of money by not having to replace them. If you want to use us as references, feel free. Thank you so much.
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ADORABLE and MOVE-IN READY in OXFORD! This 3BR 2BA BRICK home is situated on a corner lot, which offers a large fenced in back yard with storage building. Very convenient location near Oxford City Schools! Features include a neutral paint scheme, some crown molding, and attractive flooring with dark laminate hardwoods running throughout most of the home. Living Room is accented by chair rail molding and gets a lot of natural light. The Kitchen has pretty laminate countertop, pantry and is open to the spacious Dining area with sliding glass doors leading out onto the back patio. The oversized Den is a wonderful addition providing extra living space. All of this for under $100,000 in Oxford? Won't last long!! Call today for more information and your personal tour!
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As I mentioned earlier, I’ve been studying Dementia for over a decade. It’s personal. Several years ago, my aunt died from Alzheimer’s. At the time, I didn’t know much about dementia. And her Alzheimer’s had progressed too far for me to help.
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Sun May 06 2007 12:29: I guess LinkedIn must have recently added the ability to broadcast job listings to your network, because I'm hearing from people I haven't heard from in years who want me to find someone to work with them. The most interesting of these job listings comes from, UM, Josh Hendler. I see that I only mentioned Josh in NYCB once, which is odd but understandable since during the time of our acquaintance we were constantly working, and the day we stopped working was the last day I ever saw him. More about Josh later.
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Cecil was a tall, strapping Indiana farm boy. He could throw hay bales up onto a rolling wagon bed and wrestle a heifer to the ground. The recruiter’s eyes must have lit up when he saw Cecil in line to volunteer for the great war. It didn’t matter that he’d never been more than twenty miles from his home. It didn’t matter that he was fifteen years old either. My grandfather did say he was seventeen. Birth certificates were not common at that time.
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Another festive occasion at your house! You're always hosting book club, kid sleepovers, football games, and girl's night at your place because your home looks as great as it feels. Seats are welcoming and plush, sofas are roomy, and the style is divine. Create a fun and friendly haven in your living room with pieces from this collection, including a multi-option sectional sofa. Customize the look even further with multiple choices of nailhead and wood finish available for special order. See store for available options.
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His daughter Emily Ruckle was mauled by a pit bull named Frank while at the family's home in Newark. It was four years ago, this month. At the time, she was 8 years old.
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Hi Sue, Love this plant all year round, but November scent is a huge bonus. Anna below asked if I inherited the plant and yes I did. There were many Greek Cypriots who moved to where I live some years ago and Eriobotyra must have been a great reminder of home. Until I really got into gardening, I never knew that it was a loquat, but it was a familiar sight in many a garden. So I think I’ve been lucky to have one ( and not too adventurous myself!).
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My oldest cat had to be euthanized tonight. He was probably about 15 years old (rescue kitty, so who knows for sure). He had a bum eye, a cataract in his "good" eye, diabetes which I gave him insulin injections for twice a day, hyperthyroidism, and renal failure. He actually had a good, loving, happy long life with us, but it was time to let him go. We will miss him so much.
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This summer myself and my oldest friend are making the trip to Indy to go to GenCon. We've got our badges, our hotel reservation, and just confirmed the car rental for what we're going to drive down. I'm looking forward to it - though it's scary realizing it's less than 3 weeks away from today - but I've never been before. Heck, I haven't been to a convention since I went to a small local con here when I was like 16 years old, and that is some time ago.
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Great work, and like Mel G, I’m delighted we’re definitely too old for slime! I can remember finding bits of play doh all over the house many years ago and the last onslaught was 2.5 years ago when copious amounts of glitter were used to make props at our house for a school drama production. I saw a couple of flecks of that glitter in my bedroom just the other day 😂. She’s at uni now and the challenges are different…
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I first met Marija around 5 years ago when I was relatively new to Hobart. Marija and her partner lived up the road from me and we would occasionally walk to work together. They are both kind and gentle people and I always enjoyed walking with them into the city. Marija and I do not see or speak to each other regularly and keep in contact via Facebook or the occasional meet in the street on our lunch breaks.
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I have a hunch humans started developing the concept of history when they started measuring and recording time. Time measuring devices helped us see an-going passage of events. This probably happened during the agricultural revolution that took place in the Neolithic era about 10,000 years ago. Early farmers needed to know when growing seasons would arrive. That necessity required them to build astronomical calendars that could mark the winter and summer solstices and the fall and spring equinoxes.
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As civilization advanced and technology improved, time measurement advances moved to sundials and hour glasses and later to spring-wound wrists watches and pendulum clocks. Now, thanks to the blessings of Silicon Valley high-tech wizardry, digital devices help us keep time with amazing accuracy. Horologists – people who study the measurement of time – can see the progress of civilization from how precisely we mark the passage of time. The solstice-measuring Stonehenge on the Salisbury Plain in England was just as much a technological marvel 4,400 years ago as modern scientific atomic time-keeping instruments that define a second as 9,192,631,770 cycles in the transition of two electron spin energy levels of the ground state of the cesium atom.
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Ever since my daughter was born I’ve been particularly concerned about my health. After all, I’m now 40 years old and I want to be around to see her and my sons get married and watch my future grandkids graduate from college. This year my goals been to get fit one step at a time. Prior to discovering Lola Getts Active… Read More
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We broke for lunch, having crunched numbers and checked feasibility to determine that our arm could concievably lift 200 pounds at 5 feet – a figure which made us all giddy with excitement. After lunch and some small work on Inventor, we headed back to the UW with Chris and Tim. There, I soon fell asleep and got nothing accomplished before returning home, where I got my Dad’s new WET11v2 working for him before coming up here, writing this, enjoying 107.7 and 96.5, and feeling hungry for the fourth time today.
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Eight years ago, Dr. Stuart A. Newman, a professor of cell biology and anatomy at New York Medical College, applied for a patent on a humanzee, a hypothetical creature that would be half-human and half-chimpanzee. After much delay, his application was rejected by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. In truth, Newman now says, he was only trying to make the point that we have not thought long enough - or well enough - about the biotech future that quickly is becoming our present reality.
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If want to buy a Christmas tree in Ballymagorry we suggest you start early, when the selection is at its best. A well-cared for tree can last for six weeks, so December 1st is a good day to aim for. Make sure you choose one that has been recently cut and has bright looking needles, as this will extend its life in your living room.
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I work as an IT professional and live in Birmingham, AL with my wife (a teacher) and daughter (now a high school senior). We have 2 German Shepherds who seem to own the house rather than us. I suppose I’ve been enamored with story since I was a child and my mom read to me. Later, I happened to take up with Tolkien and other fantasy writers from about 5th grade on so writing was the next step after I graduated high school many years ago.
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It all started 7 years ago when our family was on its way home from a Sunday morning church service. After a quick stop at the grocery store, we decided to take a different route home and turned down a local, dirt road. The path wound its way through the woodlands where unfortunately numerous people had decided to dump a good deal of trash. Off to the side of the road, we noticed a small, terribly frail, tan-colored puppy making his way out from under an abandoned sofa which lay straddling the ditch.
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Brett and Nathan, all we can say is college did you guys good, haha! We’re so grateful you two took time to share your words of wisdom and advice with people who are about to take this next step in their life and careers. As December graduations will be here before we know it, Lynx Incorporated looks forward to the opportunity to work with some of Indy’s finest. Good luck!
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“We have delivered on our bold plan announced at NAB two years ago, which was laser-focused on enabling linear Ultra HD home delivery in half the time it took HD to reach the same television milestone in the US,” Steve Corda, VP of business development in North America for SES, said in a statement. “SES cut through the operational and technical barriers with our scalable solution delivered via satellite, which provides high quality Ultra HD and can reach over 100 million television households throughout North America."
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