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Tamil (English: /ˈtæmɪl/; தமிழ் Tamiḻ , pronunciation (help·info)) is a Dravidian language predominantly spoken by the Tamil people of India and Sri Lanka, and by the Tamil diaspora, Sri Lankan Moors, Burghers, Douglas, and Chindians. Tamil is an official language of two countries: Sri Lanka and Singapore. It has official status in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu and the Indian Union Territory of Puducherry. It is used as one of the languages of education in Malaysia, along with English, Malay and Mandarin. Tamil is spoken by significant minorities in the four other South Indian states of Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana and the Union Territory of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. It is one of the 22 scheduled languages of India.
Tamil is one of the longest-surviving classical languages in the world. It is stated as 20th in the Ethnologue list of most-spoken languages worldwide. Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions from 500 BC have been found on Adichanallur and 2,200-year-old Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions have been found on Samanamalai. A study conducted by Germany's Max Planck Institute for the Science of Human History found that the Dravidian language family, of which Tamil is a part, may be approximately 4000–4500 years old. It has been described as "the only language of contemporary India which is recognizably continuous with a classical past." The variety and quality of classical Tamil literature has led to it being described as "one of the great classical traditions and literature of the world".
A recorded Tamil literature has been documented for over 2000 years. The earliest period of Tamil literature, Sangam literature, is dated from ca. 300 BC – AD 300. It has the oldest extant literature among Dravidian languages. The earliest epigraphic records found on rock edicts and 'hero stones' date from around the 3rd century BC. More than 55% of the epigraphical inscriptions (about 55,000) found by the Archaeological Survey of India are in the Tamil language. Tamil language inscriptions written in Brahmi script have been discovered in Sri Lanka and on trade goods in Thailand and Egypt. The two earliest manuscripts from India, acknowledged and registered by the UNESCO Memory of the World register in 1997 and 2005, were written in Tamil.
In 1578, Portuguese Christian missionaries published a Tamil prayer book in old Tamil script named Thambiraan Vanakkam, thus making Tamil the first Indian language to be printed and published. The Tamil Lexicon, published by the University of Madras, was one of the earliest dictionaries published in the Indian languages. According to a 2001 survey, there were 1,863 newspapers published in Tamil, of which 353 were dailies.
Tamil belongs to the southern branch of the Dravidian languages, a family of around 26 languages native to the Indian subcontinent. It is also classified as being part of a Tamil language family that, alongside Tamil proper, includes the languages of about 35 ethno-linguistic groups such as the Irula and Yerukula languages (see SIL Ethnologue).

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Chorus frog carries killer fungus
Published 4:00 am, Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Biologists have discovered the Typhoid Mary of the frog world - a little green hopper that is spreading a deadly fungus disease to other frogs and amphibians in the Sierra while remaining largely immune to the infection itself.
The fungus, known as chytrid, has killed frogs, toads, salamanders and newts in the Sierra and is the same fungus that has wiped out hundreds of frog species throughout the world in what many biologists have termed a "mass extinction."
In California, two San Francisco State University researchers have discovered that the common Pacific chorus frog, an amphibian barely an inch long, appears to be the guilty animal. The chorus frogs are heavily infected with the killer fungus, but almost never show symptoms of the disease, biologist Vance T. Vredenburg and Natalie M.M. Reeder, a recent graduate student in his lab, reported in Monday's online journal PloS One.
Not so for the frog's neighbors, the yellow-legged frogs that also inhabit Sierra lakes are rapidly being infected and dying with a litany of severe symptoms, including "weight loss, lethargy, excessive skin shedding, muscle spasms and loss of reaction to stimuli," the researchers said.
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The chorus frog is common to California. Its noisy "ribbit" call can be heard from dawn to dusk around lakes from the Bay Area to the High Sierra, but Vredenburg said in an interview that no studies have been done to determine whether the fungus it carries is affecting Bay Area amphibians.
Population crash
Worldwide, the chytrid fungus has spread to nearly 600 species of frogs, Vredenburg said, and has probably driven more than 200 species to extinction.
"It's the worst population crash of animals in history," he said.
Reeder, a UC Berkeley graduate with a major in integrative biology, backpacked across the Sixty Lakes Basin in the High Sierra east of Fresno to study the chorus frogs and the endangered yellow-legged frogs that inhabit the same lakes. She brought back samples of both species to Vredenburg's lab.
Throughout Sierra lakes, the yellow-legged frogs have been in catastrophic decline for many years, according to Vredenburg. In her backpacking travels, Reeder observed that with their sticky toe pads, the infected chorus frogs are able to move overland from lake to lake, spreading the chytrid fungus.
Back in the lab, Vredenburg said he determined that as the infected chorus frogs swim through water, their skin releases thousands of "zoospores" that disperse the fungus spores and infect the yellow-legged species.
The fungus spores attack the yellow-legged frog's skin, causing it to thicken and preventing the animal from absorbing crucial water and salts like sodium and potassium. In chorus frogs, however, researchers found patches of both normal and infected skin.
"The patches of healthy skin appear to function normally in the chorus frogs," Vredenburg said, "and that's what probably protects them against the infection." The normal skin holds elements of the chorus frog's immune system, he said.
Thwarting the fungus
Vredenburg believes that further analysis may provide a path toward thwarting the chytrid epidemic. The normal skin holds many species of bacteria, and among those bacteria could be some that destroy the chytrid fungus, he said.
The scientists are also studying the chorus frog's genome in search of genes that could be responsible for their immunity to the fungus, he said.
"We've figured out one piece of the puzzle," he said, "and understanding the genome will help us to understand differences between those two species of frog."
Allan P. Pessier, an immunologist at the Wildlife Disease Laboratories of the San Diego Zoo's Institute for Conservation Research, is a co-author of the report.
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Betcha Can't Play This: Marty Friedman Explores the Phrygian-Dominant Mode
I start with a C power chord as a pickup to the first bar. Sometimes I like to include another fifth below the chord itself. This brings out overtones that give the illusion of a lower root note, especially when you're using heavy distortion. Even though the tempo marking is shown as "Freely," the lick is meant to be played as fast as you can.


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News and clips about Blue Star Mothers across the Nation and of Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Blue Star Moms: Time To Prepare For Post War
GRANITE BAY, Calif. -- The leader of a Northern California troop support group expressed relief Tuesday afternoon, after President Barack Obama outlined the U.S. post-war strategy in Afghanistan.
"It's refreshing to hear that we're coming to an end, but we still have many members serving there," said Vivienne Yamamoto, president of the Sacramento chapter of Blue Star Moms.
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What a crazy week! My Webmaster arrived on Sunday for a visit from Kansas, and we've spent all week updating my website. Scary--it hadn't been updated since January of 2010! And I'm equally awed by how prolific I've been since then!
So, if you have a minute, check out www.absdesignsonline.com, and see all the canvases I've been blogging about for the past 18 months! There are two new categories: Nutcracker Suite and Clocks. And I think we caught up on the Missions, Penguins, Christmas, Halloween, Nautical, and Lighthouses, too!
Onward and upward to new, exciting things to add!
Friday, June 24, 2011
Progress on another front
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Wow.. I'm amazed. I love all of them, especially the Nutcracker series and the sailor's valentines.. Then there are the lighthouses. How does one choose?
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Looks GREAT!! So much work to update everything. I'm so happy for you.
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009
pears, panic, pta
* I tried canning them. Canning pears? Is putsy and time consuming and for crying out loud--SEVEN pints is all I had after 2.5 hours? Not worth the effort or the ensuing mess.
* So I tried freezing them. The results were less than spectacular.
* I brought them to the karate school and urged people to take--For Free!
* But I still have 2 cases left.
* Pears are fussy fruits. Too ripe and their centers are brown mush. Too unripe and peeling the skin and slicing them requires heavy machinery and a skill saw.
* Now I am trying a Pear Bread recipe, which is very similar to an Apple Bread recipe I make in the fall. Two loaves are in the oven. IF things go well, I'll have many loaves in the freezer because Pear Bread? Uses up like 8-9 pears in two loaves.
* Mr. D was out of town last night so of course Mr. G showed up with a nightmare. I told him to go on his dad's side of the bed. He walked around the bed and stood there asking, "Dad? Can I sleep in your room tonight?"
* I got Mr. G settled in and then spent the rest of the night tossing and sweating and having panicky dreams about black belt candidate training. Which begins Friday night. I'm nervous that I'll forget my inhaler. I'm afraid I'll forget to bring my gear. I'm terrified of all the running and push ups.
* Mr. D left his alarm clock on, which helpfully interrupted my wakeful sleep at 5:45. And then? I couldn't figure out how to turn it off.
* And now I am printing out agendas for the first meeting of the Happyland Elementary PTA of this school year. Or I would be if I could get my printer to work.
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Take a deep breath. Center yourself (if in fact that is possible.)ReplyDelete
I had a week like yours last week. Middle-of-the-night wakings wreak havoc on a Mom. But when they're followed up by a super-full schedule (and I didn't even have to worry about push-ups!) they are even worse.
The good news is, this too shall pass.
The better news is that you can poach those pears in a little cran-raspberry juice for an out-of-sight dessert. Serve them over a scoop of vanilla ice cream and you'll be in heaven.
Also, look up recipes for preserving pears in brandy. There's nothing like a little *kick* to make that harvest sing.
I'll be keeping a good thought for you this week. Enjoy your 9-9-09!
- Julia at Midwest Moms
I like your thinking, Midwest Mom. And I agree, pears are so picky. One minute they're hard as a rock, the next they're mush.ReplyDelete
I wish I was overcome with pears. I love them. Middle Child and I would gorge on them.ReplyDelete
If the pear bread works out, would you publish the recipe? It sounds like it has potential...
I second Midwest Mom: Take a deep breath. This too will pass.ReplyDelete
OK, that's a crazy week.ReplyDelete
My grandma used to can pears. She used to can everything! So yummy.
I'm with Midwest Mom -- take a deep breath. I know you are going to rock at black belt training. Can't wait to hear how it goes -- and to see that black belt when it's all done.
The life of a Mom - you're such a peach - um, I mean pear. ;-)ReplyDelete
Have you tried pear (like applesauce) sauce?
My husband loves it.
PTA would have been enough to panic me let alone a plentiful crop of anything. I'd just like for my tomato plants to actually produce more than a couple tomatoes. I am now taking tomatoes from parents at school to can because everyone else seems to have more than needed. Can't win so I'm just going with the flow over here. :)ReplyDelete
Hugs to all of you - but mostly, you. I recommend peach jam. Muffins, maybe? I threw peaches and apples in the crockpot tonight and called it fruit compote.ReplyDelete
I love pears. For about two weeks/year then I completely overdose on them.ReplyDelete
Maybe you could stick some in a vodka bottle and infuse it? ;-)
Mmmmmmmm... pears! Pear sauce sounds delish.ReplyDelete
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This picture of flooding in Venice last month reminded me about a previous story about how the population of Venice was falling because of constant flooding. If I Google "Venice population" I find this news story from 2009 in the Telegraph:
Official census figures show the city's permanent population was 59,984 as of last week.
The population has been sliding for years, from 174,000 in 1951 to 70,000 in 1996, prompting fears that the city's days as a sustainable community are numbered.
But many locals say that with the city besieged by an average of 55,000 tourists a day, residents are almost outnumbered by the day-tripping hordes.
One group of Venetians is to hold a "funeral" for the city once known as the Queen of the Adriatic.
A coffin symbolising the death of the city will be borne down the Grand Canal in a procession of three boats during a ceremony to be held on Nov 14.
It will be carried ashore and deposited outside the town hall, close to the famous Rialto Bridge.
Many Venetians are concerned that high property prices and rental costs are forcing ordinary people out of the city and draining it of normal life.
But the same search terms also return data from Google's Public Data which shows the population of Venice has been rising. Since this data is in millions, I assume that the geographic area covered is larger than the city proper. A smaller geographic area is documented by Wikipedia which puts the population at 270,000 in 2009. (It also cites the 60,000 number in Venice as I think of it but it cites a news article rather than a statistical agency. A more recent NPR story is here (circa 2012) where the 60,000 number is also repeated.)
There is also a nice graphic here which sort of put my curiosity to rest although it lacks documentation on sources except for citing the city council of Venice. I find it a little perplexing that the raw data is so hard to come by not only because this is the age of the Internet but because Italy is supposedly an advanced economy.
Finding the population of Venice, Florida, however, was not as difficult.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5442584566219442310.post1097808886920871300..comments2018-04-02T00:56:47.315-04:00Comments on Hausdorff's Bible Blog: Giving Credit to GodHausdorffhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5442584566219442310.post-40389795034221266312015-08-15T23:29:50.493-04:002015-08-15T23:29:50.493-04:00Exactly, it is a weird blind spot that people seem...Exactly, it is a weird blind spot that people seem to have. I understand being happy that she was spared and even wanting that thank someone about it. But you would think a little bit of thought would lead her to "wait a second, if God can make his bullet miss me, why didn't he make the bullets just miss everyone?"Hausdorffhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5442584566219442310.post-78963778439400240182015-08-15T09:36:07.389-04:002015-08-15T09:36:07.389-04:00This is a common way to prop up their worship, oft...This is a common way to prop up their worship, often without recognizing true causes and preventing people from learning how to solve problems. One extreme example is a Colorado Church shootings about ten years ago where the shooter killed a few people before shooting and missing the security guard who killed him.

She thanked God for intervening and protecting her from the bullet so that she could kill him saving more lives. She didn't ask God why he didn't do a better job teaching people to recognizing the root causes of violence and enable them to provide less violent education to their children so they don't become violent in the first place.

The Miracle on the Hudson is another example God gets credit for saving them but few ask why he didn't prevent it in the first place or why most flights without any problems weren't considered miraculous. Zachery d Taylorhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5442584566219442310.post-43591008436161605052015-08-11T22:34:03.177-04:002015-08-11T22:34:03.177-04:00Exactly, saying it is a miracle minimizes all the ...Exactly, saying it is a miracle minimizes all the work put in by the doctors.Hausdorffhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-5442584566219442310.post-35891931451497071712015-08-11T18:39:27.278-04:002015-08-11T18:39:27.278-04:00I cannot even count the amount of times I have had...I cannot even count the amount of times I have had these conversations lol. But yes it is annoying as it does detract a lot from the hard work and effort that has been put in by the individuals. The other part about "its a miracle" annoys me as well, after all its not a miracle that the doctor knew what he was doing.Christianhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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A wild-eyed look at the 2004 Colorado Democratic Convention
by Susan the Neon Nurse, Prowers County delegate
This was not actually my first time attending our state Democratic convention. But my other trip was quite a few years back, and I remembered so little of the procedures that I might as well have been a total newbee. Last time I went mainly because I was mildly curious, and felt flattered to have been invited to take part, so perhaps that's why the details didn't really stick. THIS TIME I was there because I am charged up to get some changes made in this country! And guess what? There were HUNDREDS of other first timers there who feel the same way! It was a stupendous sight to see!
The rest of our Prowers County delegation on Friday night. Sorry I didn't get your good side, Joe.
Joe and I drove to Pueblo Friday afternoon and arrived JUST in time at our hosts' house. Betty and Frank had kindly opened their home to us strangers, treating us as warmly as the other friends they actually knew who were bunking out with them for the weekend. The first big event was a 'get to know me' party for Mike Miles, with some excellent munchies provided. That was a cool thing about the whole convention--if you kept alert, you could graze along and get fed pretty nicely, either for free or for a minimal donation. A few blocks away from the Miles party at the convention center there was a free barbecue dinner at the Pueblo River Walk. They had a great jazz band playing in the pavilion to listen to while you ate. I walked more just that day than I usually do in a week, but it was well worth it! It wasn't all wine and barbecue, though. We had actual business to conduct! Friday night was the time for the assorted Districts. We of the Congressional 4th met for better than 3 hours, voting for delegates and candidates.
Here's Joe peeking in at the Mike Miles' hosted breakfast.
We got over to the Colorado State Fairgrounds pretty early, a bit after seven Saturday morning, but plenty of other people had been there hours before that, getting things ready.
This is one section, maybe 1/6th, of the auditorium. The Prowers County sign is the one you can't read too well, to the left of the San Juan County sign. I brought our sign home for Mike, my sign-loving boy, when we were all done.
Some of the booths were AMAZING! I avoided temptation for most of the cool items, but I did buy some exciting flashing donkey pins.
The Ken Salazar breakfast, complete with antique fire truck!
Part of the backstage area, where the vote counting and other convention business was transacted.
There were lots of people promoting lots of things in lots of different ways.
This little advocate was a bit shy at first, but when I showed her the picture I took, she got very animated and friendly with me.
Above, some of our Democracy For Colorado members.
I loved seeing so many folks flaunting their ideals and imaginations!
And some of us hardcore believers were flaunting too.
If you have not been to a big political convention, you may be wondering what happens there, besides some nut running around taking pictures. Well, you talk to people. It's great to be able to throw out just about any topic and have a bunch of strangers chime in sharing your opinion! Also, people talk to you. The state conventions are where the voting takes place which decides who will go on and attend the national convention, and people actively campaign for this honor amongst their fellow delegates. Plus there are dozens of petitions and flyers and sign-up sheets being passed around by people hoping to attract new members to their favorite group or cause.
The main business, though, is voting and voting and voting. Friday night I was able to vote one last time (THIS election!!!) for Howard Dean, as I was kindly picked by my county to be the Uncommitted Delegate. That meant that on Saturday that the only assigned vote I had (to represent the votes of the folks at the county level) was for Ken Salazar for Senate. Everything else was up to me, so I tried to pay close attention and not miss anything.
The biggest race was, of course, nominees for President. I believe ALL the former candidates had SOME supporters there, but the major choice was for either Kerry or Kucinich. There are any number of reasons for people continuing to support other candidates when Kerry already has more than enough votes to be the nominee. The main, and best, one is that many folks want him and the DNC to remember that the desire for REAL change is still bubbling and boiling in the hearts of regular everyday Dems. Especially all us newbees buzzing around in the grassroots! So yeah, I voted for Kucinich. He ended up with 6 future Boston votes. Kerry got 13.
The other big race was for the Senate seat, which went up for grabs when Ben Nighthorse Campbell, suddenly decided to retire.
Before he got caught in the fallout of a major staff member going down for assorted fraudly activities.
The favorite, Ken Salazar, has been a good solid Dem office holder for quite a long time, most recently as Attorney General.
Personally I thought it was a stroke of genius to bring his mother out on stage and thank her for all his success.
But there has been a dark horse candidate out on the campaign trail too. Mike Miles chose to go for the powerful role of US Senator his first crack out of the box. Guess he figured he might as well, since he's excelled at everything else he ever tried, it seems. US Army Ranger, ambassador to Poland (and somewhere else that I don't recall), then a rapid rise from teacher to administrator once he settled into civilian life. I admit I was one of the people who thought he was being too ambitious, and might not really be (forgive me, Dr. Dean) "electable". But MM proved me and a lot of other people wrong. His growing number of supporters were WAY fired up for this convention:
And they got what they came for. The final tally was 51% Miles, 49% Salazar. So now they have a primary to work towards!
If someone wrote this guy as a character in a book, the writer would get seriously dinged for coming up with someone so unrealistically amazing.
The highlight of an already highly lighted day came for me in the closing speech by Ann Richards, former Governor of Texas (why couldn't we have elected THIS one as President???). She gave a fantastic speech on the general theme, "Enough is ENOUGH!" It was funny, it was moving, and people were frothing at the mouth to get out and work up a November landslide.
We still have the power. If you don't believe it now, you will in November.
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The principles of this Chinese Astrology Compatibility are not restricted to only family relationships, it is also extend to friends and businesses.
Classifying Chinese Astrological Compatibilty:
In Chinese astrology, they also divided the trios of sign which each group are believed to share a common energy. This shared energy can influence everything from temperament, to the focus on intellect over intuition, or pragmatism over the theoretical.
|Animal Signs
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|Rat, Dragon, Monkey
|Cunning, intelligent and active signs. Enterprising and ambitious.
|Snake, Ox, Rooster
|Profound and wary of the superficial. Highly observant and diligent in their efforts.
|Dog, Tiger, Horse
|Fiercely independent and leadership-oriented. Ego-driven and gregarious.
|Rabbit, Goat (Sheep), Pig
|Peace-loving, intuitive and empathetic. Nurturing and cooperative.
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In Churches of Christ we're suspicious of theology but absolutely in love with doctrine. That's ironic, really, because they're pretty much the same thing. Strictly speaking, theology is studying about God and his will, and doctrine is teaching about them. If the church is doing both faithfully, you can't have one without the other.
Sound doctrine is essential for the church. If you read the New Testament epistles, you'll see the many ways bad doctrine sickens the church, and how the simple teaching of Jesus Christ crucified and resurrected is the cure. Good doctrine is the map that keeps us on the narrow path of following Jesus Christ.
We also need to remember that doctrine is the map, not the path itself. In every generation the church struggles to keep its doctrine in line with both the Word of God and the world around. Over the past twenty centuries the church has accumulated stacks and stacks of doctrine. A lot of it has been faithful and true, and a lot has been foolish. But however much we tweak or revise the map, the church must always, always keep the True Destination at the center.
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Theology and doctrine
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I started wearing diapers when I was ten. When I was 35, I started wearing them every night. Eight years ago I started wearing them 24/7. All my family and some of my neighbors and friends know I wear them. I don't hide them in my house, the diapers are stacked on by headboard in clear sight of anybody who comes into my house. Nobody has ever given me grief over it.
Over the years I discovered a great cure for diaper rash, cured myself of carpal tunnel by wringing out my diapers every morning when I take my shower, improved my sleep by wetting in my diapers at night instead of getting up, learned the calming influence of drinking from a bottle, and just in general learned to fill my life with the joys that come from wearing diapers.
As an herbalist, I have learned herbs that not only improve my health, but also enable me to wet the bed. I have learned sleeping positions that enable me to wet the bed effortlessly. There are many excellent benefits to wearing diapers.
I do other things in science, metaphysics, and music. Life is great.
I hope to meet others here who have developed the diaper lifestyle who might share a thing or two with me.


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Just a piece of advice from a daughter who's come home. Write up a...well, not a rental agreement, but a basic agreement as to what her responsibilities will be and what the consequences will be if she fails to live up to them. Have her sign it so you can point to it as a physical reminder of what she's got to do to hold up to her end of the bargain. I had to agree to do X hours of work in the house every week or I'd have to pay my mother a weekly amount of money for my car payment. If I did one hour under the weekly amount, I still had to pay. I guarantee you I worked my butt off because I didn't have the money, and I needed to keep the car. And I didn't resent her one bit for it, she was making sure I wasn't being the slacker I wanted to be.
Oh nononononononono ladyknight..she is NOT allowed on my property. I let the first instance of disrespect in my home slide, but it happened again, and then she lied to my face. Nope, nada, uhuh, nyet..
I love that Bopper!!! That is right up there with the principal who, in his graduation speech, told the kids "You're not special." She has decided, even though she only has a few clothes with her, never has anything to eat, no money, no job, and is miserable, she is not coming home. My dad always says I'm stubborn..I can't hold a candle to her!!!!
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John Clarke and Bryan Dawe hone in on Australia's new strategies in Iraq.
April 15, 2008
new exist stategies in Iraq: John Clarke and Bryan Dawe
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Applied Fluidics
The wait is over, once again you can store fluids in your Applied Llamagistics ME networks! Completely new code, more of a spiritual successor to Extra Cells than anything.
Items Included
- Fluid Interface - craft bucket patterns with fluids in your network! Use a normal pattern with a bucket of fluid in it. Will also supply fluid ingredients from patterns directly as a fluid where possible.
- Fluid Import Bus - import fluids to storage
- Fluid Export Bus - export fluids from you network
- Fluid Storage Bus - store and access fluids in a tank or subnetwork
- Fluid Level Emitter - emit redstone based on fluid store in the network
- Fluid Storage Cells - store fluids in you ME Drive
- Fluid Formation Plane - place fluid blocks from the network
- Fluid Annihilation Plane - absorb fluid blocks, milk cows, or supply infinite Water to your system (place on a Water block that has 2 adjacent Water blocks)
- Fluid Terminal - store and extract fluids in your system into buckets and tanks
- Advanced Interface Terminal - an Interface Terminal that can also display the contents of Fluid Interfaces
- Certus & Nether Quartz buckets - who needs iron for buckets?!
- Certus Tank - Basic 16 bucket tank made of Quartz Glass
- Fluid Processors/Presses/Printed-Circuits - the recipe part of the fluid items.
To Come
- Bucketing Machine - to craft buckets from your networked fluids
- Crystal Water Injector - inject water to grow your crystal seeds faster
- More fluid crafting options
A note on assets
Many of the textures/models are recolours of original AE2 textures/models, as such those textures fall under the AE2 texture licence; CC BY-NC-SA 3.0
This project requires Applied Llamagistics for 1.12. Any use with Applied Energistics 2 mainline is unsupported. This may change in the future when AE2 is actually usable.
#29 HiggsBonbon Posted Mar 10, 2018
Hi! Could you add an option to disable quartz buckets?
In reply to Thiakil:"Derivative work" does not only mean that a software is a modification of another, it might also mean that it uses code from that other software.Are you claiming that Akarso is lying in this comment? https://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/6s401b/can_we_stop_with_the_forking_is_stealing_crap/dlav8b8/In any case, what is your reasoning for not releasing the source? Even if it was found out that this mod is not considered a derivative work of AE I can't see why you would not want to release it, especially when considering that you (and the community) have benefited from your AE2 fork - it would make sense to release this mod under a free license as well so that others would be free to port it in the future.
#9 apoclaydon Posted Aug 19, 2017
will gas support be added for mods that uses gasses?
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Scientists have found a rare species of algae that is tolerant of stressful environmental conditions and that proliferated in Caribbean corals when the corals' more-sensitive algae were being expelled during the sea-temperature warming of 2005. The research is one of the first times that anyone has had the opportunity to conduct a community-wide study of corals and algae before, during and after a bleaching event.
The team, led by Penn State Assistant Professor of Biology Todd LaJeunesse, found that a rare species of algae that is tolerant of stressful environmental conditions proliferated in corals as the more-sensitive algae were being expelled from corals. The results will be published in the online version of the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society B on 9 September 2009.
"Symbiodinium trenchi is normally a rare species of micro-alga in the Caribbean," said LaJeunesse. "Because the species is apparently tolerant of high or fluctuating temperatures, it was able to take advantage of the warming event and become more prolific. In this way, Symbiodinium trenchi appears to have saved certain colonies of coral from the damaging effects of unusually warm water. As ocean temperatures continue to rise as a result of global warming, we can expect this species to become more common and persistent. However, since it is not normally associated with corals in the Caribbean, we don't know if its increased presence will benefit or harm corals in the long term." …
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Situated in a high income neighborhood in Grove city, this home's back patio was really starting to show it's age in both its state of decay and with improvements made to surrounding homes.
Situated in a high income neighborhood in Grove city, this home's back patio was really starting to show it's age in both its state of decay and with improvements made to surrounding homes.
Though this project is a little too extensive to encapsulate in a single photo, this shot aims to sum up the multi-layered elegance that came with our 2013 showcase. Perhaps its most distinct feature is the dual shade sail covering, which is both fully functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Another near-full shot from the other side, this one emphasizes the understated glow the gold fine path brings to the project.
Full view of the deck covered by the modern looking shade sail combination.
A closer view reveals both elaborate stone work and a new stair leading to yet another level of this outdoor living space.
The top level of the patio looks out onto this Japanese maple that highlights this semi-hidden section of the project.
It is easy to ignore lower and less visible areas of an outdoor living space at times, but PEC wanted to make this one feel special. With walls and beds created by natural stone, the beautiful Japanese maple brightens the path up the spiral staircase, while also towering over a unique fire and water feature combo.
At the center is a bubbling basalt water feature, one of the two water features built in this project.
The spacious fire pit area provides plenty of room for guests to stretch their legs while enjoying a fire.
Gold fine paths add a refined touch to an outdoor living area and are easy to maintain.
Gold fine paths add a refined touch to an outdoor living area and are easy to maintain.
Clean and smooth curves are emphasized within PEC, and it shows in our finished products.
Design flourishes are always an interesting challenge, and it's one the PEC revels to take on, in both design and execution.
A PEC outdoor living space is designed to bring cohesion between property, home, and patio, so your furnishing options will be endless.
Part of the outdoor kitchen area, the granite tile counter top gives the whole area a polished, elegant look and feel.
A close up on the deck and railing part of the project, providing a new age chrome/ metallic look while using the wood to effortlessly blend into the natural feel of the stonework.
Another look at the bottom section shows that the motif of a polished new age sheen continues even in the lower section.
Winner of the Gold Award at the 2013 Building Industry Associations showcase, this project helped solidify Planted Earth Columbus' place as the little guy who can compete stride for stride with the remodeling industry giants. In terms of conceptual design, functionality, aesthetics, and cutting edge technology, this lucky home got revamped with the finest efforts of the company.
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I might have given you the wrong impression about the air pump.
I did not replace the air pump. Its my understanding that it only works for a short time at startup so should not have any effect. If I had know that the clutch was bad I would of just pluged the vacuum line and not replaced the valve. My car like Ray's was new to me at the time. From the posts I seen here I am getting about the same mpg as everybody else. 14 city 17 Hwy
While I got your attention perhaps you can answer the question I posted Thurs. Should the ign vacuum advance hold a vacuum?
While checking it I got confused. It advances but does not hold a vacuum. I have never seen this before. The ones I have had go bad before would not advance at all. Like the diaphram had a hole in it not a slow leak. I cannot find/diagnose any other problems and I would hate to spend $111.00 to find out I was wrong. Still learning german engineering.


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Tonight, the yogurt is buy one, get one free from 6 PM to 8 PM (limit one, buy one get one free).
We got two new products in yesterday from Heart of Texas Specialties. The first is called Spicy Tex Mix and is like a Chex Mix with peanuts. The second is called Chili Lime Peanuts. They make perfect snacks on the go. You can find these at the register.
The English Muffins, pita and bagels have arrived. All varieties of the bagels (Blueberry, Sweet Wheat, Cinnamon, Onion, White and the Perfect 10) are available. Come in today to get the best selection.
Labor day: We will be open from 12 PM to 6 PM.
Life can present little frustrations. The great part is that it seems to present them all at once. I've found the best thing to do is take a deep breath and a step back. I like to give it a little time before I charge in so that I'm in the right frame of mind. And so it was, that while I was paying bills last night, I was given a few of these frustrations to deal with. I organized them to take down one by one today.
The nice thing about taking the breather is that you start to see that most of the frustrations are not that bad. As I started to go down the list today, I realized that most of the things that I thought were going to be the fight were pretty easy. Most of the time, the little things are meant to simply build character. It is how we handle them that matters. Nobody ever wants the challenges of the frustrations, but they can be good for us in the long run.
If you want a great review with a few good laughs for the Bourne Ultimatum, read this.
Don't forget to check out Eisley tonight on the Conan O'Brian Show. I'm actually going to mess with the old rabbit ears tonight so that I can see their performance. Although I wish it was longer, the new album is great. They will be performing Invasion.
College football starts tonight. I am very excited. I don't care much for the NFL, but I do love following the college football season. If you got a team that you're cheering for, leave a shout out to them in the comments section. Go Longhorn!
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The last time I did a new releases was February so I thought I should bring you an April New Releases and make this a monthly thing, enjoy.
LAIA is a Scholar living under the iron-fisted rule of the Martial Empire. When her brother is arrested for treason, Laia goes undercover as a slave at the empire's greatest military academy in exchange for assistance from rebel Scholars who claim that they will help to save her brother from execution.
ELIAS is the academy's finest soldier—and secretly, its most unwilling. Elias is considering deserting the military, but before he can, he's ordered to participate in a ruthless contest to choose the next Martial emperor.
When Laia and Elias's paths cross at the academy, they find that their destinies are more intertwined than either could have imagined and that their choices will change the future of the empire itself.
Is it just me or does this remind you of the Lengend series by Marie Lu?
(only to a certain extent)
This book sounds very thrilling and action packed. I would definitely pick up this book and although I'm not a huge fan of the cover, it's not the worst cover I've seen so that wouldn't affect my choice to read it. If you are looking for an exciting dystopian type novel I would think this would be strongly recommended for you.
Sage Czinski is trying really hard to be perfect. If she manages it, people won't peer beyond the surface, or ask hard questions about her past. She's learned to substitute causes for relationships, and it's working just fine… until Shane Cavendish strolls into her math class. He's a little antisocial, a lot beautiful, and everything she never knew she always wanted.
Shane Cavendish just wants to be left alone to play guitar and work on his music. He's got heartbreak and loneliness in his rearview mirror, and this new school represents his last chance. He doesn't expect to be happy; he only wants to graduate and move on. He never counted on a girl like Sage.
But love doesn't mend all broken things, and sometimes life has to fall apart before it can be put back together again…
This is like the typical cliché teen romance, I mean everyone loves that…right?
I, personally cannot get enough of cliché romance and have a feeling I would love this book if i were to read it.
Beneath the streets of New York City live the Avicen, an ancient race of people with feathers for hair and magic running through their veins. Age-old enchantments keep them hidden from humans. All but one. Echo is a runaway pickpocket who survives by selling stolen treasures on the black market, and the Avicen are the only family she's ever known.
Echo is clever and daring, and at times she can be brash, but above all else she's fiercely loyal. So when a centuries-old war crests on the borders of her home, she decides it's time to act.
Legend has it that there is a way to end the conflict once and for all: find the Firebird, a mythical entity believed to possess power the likes of which the world has never seen. It will be no easy task, but if life as a thief has taught Echo anything, it's how to hunt down what she wants . . . and how to take it.
But some jobs aren't as straightforward as they seem. And this one might just set the world on fire.
The cover reminded me of the books Celine has recently read, and encouraged me to buy (Shadow and Bone). This book sounds very interesting, the kind of book you could lose yourself in for a day or two.
Antony and Cleopatra. Helen of Troy and Paris. Romeo and Juliet. And now . . . Henry and Flora.
For centuries Love and Death have chosen their players. They have set the rules, rolled the dice, and kept close, ready to influence, angling for supremacy. And Death has always won. Always.
Could there ever be one time, one place, one pair whose love would truly tip the balance?
Meet Flora Saudade, an African-American girl who dreams of becoming the next Amelia Earhart by day and sings in the smoky jazz clubs of Seattle by night. Meet Henry Bishop, born a few blocks and a million worlds away, a white boy with his future assured — a wealthy adoptive family in the midst of the Great Depression, a college scholarship, and all the opportunities in the world seemingly available to him.
The players have been chosen. The dice have been rolled. But when human beings make moves of their own, what happens next is anyone's guess.
I wouldn't necessarily read this book, it reminds me too much of the Messenger of Fear by Michael Grant, i think it's "the dice has been rolled" as if it's a kind of game – a totally different plot, I'm aware.
This just doesn't really spark my interest that much, however I really like the cover.
Sixteen-year-old and not-so-openly gay Simon Spier prefers to save his drama for the school musical. But when an email falls into the wrong hands, his secret is at risk of being thrust into the spotlight. Now Simon is actually being blackmailed: if he doesn't play wingman for class clown Martin, his sexual identity will become everyone's business. Worse, the privacy of Blue, the pen name of the boy he's been emailing, will be compromised.
With some messy dynamics emerging in his once tight-knit group of friends, and his email correspondence with Blue growing more flirtatious every day, Simon's junior year has suddenly gotten all kinds of complicated. Now, change-averse Simon has to find a way to step out of his comfort zone before he's pushed out—without alienating his friends, compromising himself, or fumbling a shot at happiness with the most confusing, adorable guy he's never met.
I have actually recently brought this book, although I didn't read the blurb and put my trust in a blogger on booktube, who said it was a very good book to distract yourself with – so I brought it. I will let you know what I thought of it.
When Quinn Sullivan meets the recipient of her boyfriend's donated heart, the two form an unexpected connection.
After Quinn loses her boyfriend, Trent, in an accident their junior year, she reaches out to the recipients of his donated organs in hopes of picking up the pieces of her now-unrecognizable life. She hears back from some of them, but the person who received Trent's heart has remained silent. The essence of a person, she has always believed, is in the heart. If she finds Trent's, then maybe she can have peace once and for all.
Risking everything in order to finally lay her memories to rest, Quinn goes outside the system to track down nineteen-year-old Colton Thomas—a guy whose life has been forever changed by this priceless gift. But what starts as an accidental run-in quickly develops into more, sparking an undeniable attraction. She doesn't want to give in to it—especially since he has no idea how they're connected—but their time together has made Quinn feel alive again. No matter how hard she's falling for Colton, each beat of his heart reminds her of all she's lost…and all that remains at stake.
I think this book would be a really interesting contemporary book to read, maybe giving you an new outlook on life? I would love to read this book in the near future.
Celine, buy it for me because i am such a good friend **bats eyelashes** pweaaaaseee!
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The match that was a fair advantage to the visitors ended 2-1 with Jamshedpur FC celebrating while the home team continued in the torrid and husky spell. It began tilted in favor of the visitors when Sanju Pradhan netted an own goal. Thereafter, Bikash Jairu kissed the nest with another super half strike.
Mumbai FC enjoyed few minutes of parity, but it didn't last long before Bikash netted the much needed differentiating goal. This lose is a painful one as it follows a horrendous trend of three consecutive losses at home.
The match was a hard one for Mumbai FC even with their able striker Balwant Singh in the pitch. The striker lost three scoring opportunities making the home team a walk-over for the visitors.
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Balwant Singh got the first chance when Anas Edathodika tripped outside the box but the striker delayed in netting the ball until Anas rose and reclaimed the ball from him.
He again got the other two golden chances in the second half. The first came from Achile Emama who leveled a pass to Sanju Pradhan who in turn leveled a cross to Balwant, but the striker couldn't make use of the header. In the 60th minute, Balwant got another chance with across from Everton Santos, all he had to do was level the header past Subrata Paul, but again he missed the chance wasting a good effort from Emama and Everton Santos.
The Coach Still Believes in Balwant
After such a disappointing performance at a home arena, you'd expect every coach to be angry with Balwant, but his coach was quite supportive. Mumbai Fc's coach expressed so much belief in Balwant. "He's our top scorer but sometimes or scorers have these nights. But I know he will fight harder in the next game to get over this situation." He said.
Another striker that seemed to have lost glory on a Thursday night was Thiago Santos who had scored against Jamshedpur a month ago. He missed two golden chances as well; one, a through ball from Emama that was swept off his feet by Jamshedpur's fierce defender Anas. He also missed a cross from Pradhan.
The second goal for Jamshedpur came from Farukh Choudhary's hassles in the box. He'd fired a shot but got blocked by Marcio Rozario's heels only to be netted by Pradhan in a frantic attempt to save the goal.
Pradhan could have made up for the goal and put Mumbai FC at par with their rivals, but Jahmshepur's goalkeeper gave it a slight save just by finger touch.
Other strikers, Jerry Mawihmingthanga and Farukh also attempted to score, but Subrata Paul was on the lookout and saved all their shots.
"I think it was a team effort and as for me, I did my job. The whole team helped win the three points," Said Subrata Paul. Surprisingly, Paul had had a two-year stint with Mumbai FC.
The Winning Goal
In the 79th minute, Mumbai FC had a miraculous chance to equalize, and they materialized it. The header goal from Everton Santos deflecting a save from Subrata Paul gave the home team the much-needed affirmation.
This parity was quashed just five minutes later when a substitute, Bikash Jairu scored in the 84th minute. The winning goal was an unsuccessful cross from Andre Bikey to Kervens Belfront. The ball landed on Amrinder's leg and bounced to Jairu who made a sure easy score.
Mumbai FC woes have continued, and though they have no recent achievement to bank hopes on, they still have some of the best strikers who can keep them up the Indian Super League table in their next matches.
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Depression is one odd thing.
I've read descriptions and personal stories of it and as much as it has reasoned with my experiences, every time I feel it, I am certain that no words that exactly express the depth of its deplorable tentacles, or the broad degrees of unpredictable temperament, nor its whereabouts.
It sprouts out and about anywhere at any moment of one's life and how uninviting and unwelcome its presence is to me, like fungus suddenly appearing on the most unexpected parts of food. It is the most disturbing, irritable party crasher and worse, it is stubborn as a mule to the point that I am forced to look within myself instead of blaming the uninvited guest and reflect if there had been any mistake or misunderstanding on my part which had made depression feel like it would be perfectly acceptable to barge into my party and ruin it.
Some people view depression in a good light as it was responsible for awakening one's consciousness in the events around their life. It is a force and I undoubtedly accept that but I do not attribute it any positivity – how can I when its essential core is empty and hungry? It never leaves too so I've accepted a fate of multiple encounters with it throughout my life.
Oh depression. What will I do with you…
The end. (or perhaps, Never the end)
p.s. By the way, this was a creative expression of my thoughts on depression – I have encountered with it years before so at this point, I know how to tame and control it to avoid deteriorating my physical and mental self to the extent of needing critical support. Don't worry! xx


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New Delhi: When miracles have to happen, they do and bring a blessing even in devastation. A 21-year-old pregnant mother who was nine weeks pregnant, was declared brain dead by doctors after she complained of immense head and neck pain.
Turns out, she had burst a vein in her brain, causing a cerebral haemorrhage. Frankielen da Silva Zampoli Padilha passed out while her husband Muriel Padilha (24) was rushing her to the hospital.
Her last words to him were, "I want you to be prepared to accept this, because I will be staying there. I won't be coming home."
Doctors immediately put her on ventilator and offered no hope for the twin babies she was carrying in her womb.
They said that they would remove her from the ventilator once the babies' hearts stopped beating, since she was heavily sedated and pumped with strong antibiotics, which were ultimately going into the babies as well.
Much to the doctors' surprise, the babies' heartbeats were still going strong three days after their mother was put on ventilator. That's when it was decided that they would keep Frankielen alive till it was time for the babies to arrive.
The doctors patiently watched them grow normally inside Frankielen's womb and even sang and talked to her bump every single day to replicate a mother's love.
123 days later – seven months into the pregnancy – Frankielen and Muriel's twins were born. The doctors performed a miracle C-section to bring Ana Vittoria and her brother Asaph safely into the world.
The newborns were kept in incubators for three months thereafter, to avoid the risk of infection, build up their strength, help them gain weight and to wean them off the medication administered to their mum during their gestation.
As per the Mirror UK, the unique case involved many complications stabilised only through the continuous intervention of medications to prevent the young mum's body from shutting down.
It was an emotional moment for not just the family members, but the entire staff at the hospital as well, when the babies were born.
After the ventilator was switched off in February, her heart and kidneys were donated to save the lives of two others.
Muriel and Frankielen also have another daughter, Isa Beatriz, who is two-years-old.


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BVRLA report highlights
- One in 20 all new leased cars were plug-in in final quarter 2015
- 25% of lease cars are Band A VED – sub 100g/km CO2
- Average new lease car CO2 emission was 112g/km – 7% less than average new car in 2015
LEASE cars lead the way in low emissions and fuel efficiency and the green status is confirmed by new figures from the British Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association.
The BVRLA's latest quarterly survey of its leasing members found that almost one in 20 (4.7%) of all new leased cars registered in the final quarter of 2015 was a plug-in hybrid electric vehicle, well-ahead of the market penetration achieved across all new registrations, which stood at 1.3%.
The leasing sector's low-emission credentials are also demonstrated by the fact that more than 25% of lease cars now sit in VED band A (sub 100g/km CO2) while the overall market share for all new cars sold in 2015 stands at 20%.
Thanks to this ever-increasing adoption of pure and plug-in hybrid electric cars as well as low-emission petrol and diesel vehicles, the average lease car added to a BVRLA member fleet in 2015 emitted just 112.6g/km CO2, more than 7% less than the average new car registered in 2015.
Responding to the news on behalf of Go Ultra Low, Poppy Welch said: "We've been encouraged by the growing number of fleets realising the multiple advantages of electric vehicles – and BVRLA members continue to play a pivotal role through education on whole-life costs and employee benefits. More businesses need to be bold, opening their thinking to incorporate electric vehicles and the cost-savings they bring."
According to the latest BVRLA survey, leasing companies were responsible for around 1.3 million business cars and vans at the end of 2015, which was a 5.5% increase year-on-year.
BVRLA chief executive Gerry Keaney said: "More and more businesses are turning to leasing as a source of finance and BVRLA members are helping these companies to operate cleaner, more fuel-efficient vehicles."
Keaney added: "The government needs to recognise that the company car or van is more than just a taxable perk and a valuable source of revenue for the Treasury.
"These vehicles are vital business tools that can play a huge role in reducing the UK's road transport carbon emissions. Without a fair and simple tax regime for company vehicles, this won't happen."


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Saturday, January 21, 2012
Ch. 7, Sample #4
The background for this sample is hand dyed cotton poplin, with 2 polyester organzas layered on top. Free machined the image shape on bottom layer, with some hand stitching to emphasize shapes. Top organza layer with hand embroidery - lines of running stitch. Finally placed some co-ordinating netting on half of design to deepen tones on half of design, held in place with a few cross stitches.
Next day: This sample really didn't work out. It started well, with great contrast between the fabrics selected, but I tried to do too much with it, and in the over kill of stitching and layering, the actual design got lost! I shall re-work it later.....or maybe just one of the designs incorporated....
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I know what you mean Edith, I like the shapes you chose from your cut outs but then they vanish in the overall effect. You learn alot about fabrics doing this and sometimes those that layer well before hand look very different when you've cut the designs into them and stitched.ReplyDelete
Further injury halted stitching yesterday. I managed to cut my thumb preparing lunch. (You can laugh - I did! I seem to have had a clumsy week) My husband wasnt laughing when it was still bleeding 6hrs later and I was still resisting a trip to casualty. Perhaps I should have thumb printed my fabric? Anyway it seems okay this morning so I can swap the bandage for a plaster and actually move it....
Oh dear, that's awful! It must have been a pretty deep cut if it bled for 6 hours...and sore too! Hope your feeling better today!ReplyDelete


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Quotes/Notes/Video from Doc Holliday's Oct. 17 Press Conference
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Our captains this week: on offense is Ryan Yurachek, on defense is Blake Keller, and on special teams is Artis Johnson. They will represent us and, like always, when you go on the road you need to take your leadership and toughness and this will be no different. As always we have great respect for Rick Stockstill and Middle Tennessee. He does a tremendous job coaching those guys. They're extremely well coached, they have good players, and it will be a great challenge to go on the road in a short week and play that football team.
Offensively they have the best returning wide receiver in the league in [Richie] James. He was a first team All-American and a tremendous player. He's back. They have great skill, their offensive line is back intact, and they now have a quarterback who has five or six games under his belt. Defensively, they're just all over the place. They do a tremendous job of creating pressure, and can create issues for you offensively. So again, we're going to need a great week to identify where they are and get them blocked.
On MTSU's trio of James, Anderson, and Lee
They targeted [James] 19 times last week in his first game back. That tells you what kind of a player he is. They're going to do whatever it takes to get the ball in his hands. He'll be a week healthier and he has a game under his belt so there's no doubt that they're going to try to get the ball in his hands. Lee is also an excellent player and they have a freshman tailback, Anderson, who has stepped up and done some really nice things for them. All three of those kids have the ability to beat you in space and are excellent players.
On MTSU quarterback John Urzua:
He understands what they expect out of the offense. He's just a lot more comfortable right now running the offense. Anytime you can get guys with experience at that position and with games under their belt, they're going to be better and he is.
On Marshall's road performances:
I've always felt anytime you go on the road you have to be an extremely tough football team, I think we're a tougher football team. We have a bunch of guys who are extremely tough-minded football players, and I think there's the leadership part of it. With the addition of Blake Keller being a captain, I think that's 14 guys, six weeks in, who have had the opportunity to be captain so that gives you a lot of leadership on the team. Anytime you go on the road, you have to have that.
On the offensive line:
Alex [Mirabal] has done a tremendous job with all three of those freshmen, Tarik Adams, [Will] Ulmer and [Alex] Mollette. And of course there's Levi [Brown] and [Jordan] Dowrey. The development of young players is evident with what you've seen. There are a lot of young and new players who have developed and continue to grow.
On preparing for the short week:
Everything is about preparation. The game just got bumped up a day. I told them after the game [on Saturday] to enjoy it for a couple of hours but come back here ready to go on Sunday, because Sunday was "Monday". We actually had a "Monday" practice Sunday evening. Last night, we were here under the lights at 7 p.m. having a "Tuesday" practice. It's a grind. When you get to this part of the season, what separates the teams that go in a positive direction from the others is "can you handle the grind part of it"? The young kids have to embrace it. They have to take care of themselves, and they have to eat right and get proper sleep to come back here and recover and have a "Wednesday" practice after walking out of here about 10 p.m. Monday night.
On being on national television:
Every Friday night, we're sitting around in the hotel watching everyone else play. We're sitting as a team in a room watching ESPN, whoever is playing. That's what other teams will be doing Friday night, watching us play. Peers will get the opportunity to watch you, so our kids should be excited about that.
On the team's drive:
When you're a young team, and you have a bunch of players who are invested as much as these kids are, you have to get better every week. That's what great teams do, they continue to get better every week. Up to this point, we've done that, and we've got to continue to do that.
On C.J. Reavis:
I think C.J. played his best game on Saturday against Old Dominion. He needed that. I think he'll tell you he hasn't played his best up to that point, and he got to start. I was proud of the way he handled it. He went in there and played well. We don't have many seniors but we need the seniors we have to be playing their best football. He did that on Saturday and it's going to be important that he goes in there and does it again Friday night.
On tackling:
I think we've been an excellent tackling team in every game we've played, and that will be especially critical playing guys like James and Lee this week. And the tailback Anderson, you better get those guys on the ground. We need to do a good job of getting those guys to the ground this week.


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The first annual Ride to Recovery took place on a beautiful Saturday. On November 17th, area bikers joined together at Food Love's Market in Tokai where they rode a stunning 2 hour route around the peninsula. They viewed several Living Hope communities and finished the ride at Living Hope offices in Capri. The riders were treated to a light brunch, served by Living Grace staff and clients. All funds raised benefited Living Grace. Peter Lovick, General Manager of Living Grace, is an avid biker, especially for a great cause.
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The Palestinian Authority: The Next Arab Failed State?
After twenty years of support, with combined agencies providing the highest per capita funding ever given to a state or population, the Palestinian Authority (PA) has failed to construct the infrastructure required to establish a functional, sustainable quasi-state. Beyond the longstanding exogenous concerns of Hamas seizing the Gaza Strip in 2007, and Israel's actions in Area C and in the policy arena (which certainly bear some burden of responsibility), we explore the future potential of this ongoing failure, following Michael Eisenstadt's observation about the "four Fs"—fawda (chaos), fitna (extreme, violent internal strife), falatan (lawlessness) and fassad (corruption). It is vital to consider the role of a failing state in the context of a region struck by upheaval and harmed by a rise in the number of failing states, especially considering the risk of weak states generating yet more no-man's-land in the regional and global struggles between Shia and Sunni Islam, or perhaps even between moderate Sunnis and Salafi-jihadist Sunnis.
After its 1994 formation in the Oslo Accords as a semi-state entity, the PA has seen two decades of turbulence. In 2016, 95 percent of West Bank residents are living under PA control in Areas A, B and B+; one hundred thousand Palestinians live under Israeli control in Area C. From the Palestinian perspective, after its foundation the PA certainly represented the foundation of a future Palestinian state. Hamas's 2007 seizure of the Gaza Strip resulted in a divide with the West Bank, precipitating a severe political crisis. The shifting reality demonstrates the emergence of not only two separate political, geographical and cultural entities, but of rival elements, given Hamas's opposition to a PA presence in Gaza and its efforts to undermine the PA in the West Bank. Despite this, it is clear that by the time of the Hamas takeover, the PA had failed in some of the most basic state functions.
Khalil Shikaki's 2014 report, summarizing comprehensive work by experts who examined the PA's situation and the implications of its collapse, presents a fairly abysmal picture. The report stressed that although most Palestinians view the PA as a national achievement, many doubt it is actually fulfilling its two main objectives: a means of gaining Palestinian independence, and the construction of state institutions. In addition, the report indicates growing concern about the PA's ability to survive, sustain legitimacy, provide services to Palestinian citizens and cope with crises. Some within the international community are warning of another Syria, Libya or Yemen emerging in the Middle East. Shikaki's report warns of the immediate results of a failing Palestinian state, including a total collapse of law and order. This would be followed by the collapse of the private sector, water and electricity infrastructure, courts, and the healthcare and school systems, which would lead to a dramatic increase in poverty and crime rates, and further descent into falatan and fitna.
The PA's failure to develop as an independent, functional and stable entity is most clearly demonstrated through the deep rooted deficiencies within its institutions. The notoriously undeveloped economy, admittedly affected by its lack of open access to the arable land and water supplies of Area C, are reliant on the international community, through donations but also through its reliance on Israel for the collection of tax receipts within PA territory (due to Paris Protocol). For a state to rely on an exogenous tax collector presents a clear inability to provide basic social and infrastructure services, something that continues despite the $4 billion received since 1994 for development, as 75 percent of this went toward salaries. Governmental corruption, characterized by blatant nepotism, has existed in the PA since its establishment. Even if it tapered off to some extent, its scope is still negatively affecting economic development. In a 2013 report by Middle East Monitor, it was found that $2 billion from the total amount of aid transferred to the West Bank and Gaza Strip has disappeared without a trace. Governmental corruption in the PA is a feature, as senior PA officials turned the PA into a source of income for themselves and their cronies. The culture of chaos and corruption, or fawda and fassad, has become normalized.


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After reading Amy Plum's Revenants series I was looking forward to reading After The End. The first few chapters hooked me right away. It was something different and interesting. As I read further I couldn't really get into it; it felt off somehow. The relationship/romance aspect was lacking and I couldn't really feel their chemistry. Their affection for each other came out in weird places. The way the events were unfolding was a little off, almost like there was missing information. It had a good premise but somehow it lacked excitement.
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In this video, Costa Rican tour guide Jason Vargas Aguero demonstrates his trademark crocodile feeding method. Aguero, who operates the Crocodile Man Tour in Costa Rica's Tarcoles River, is famous for feeding his pet crocodiles from his own mouth. Using a piece of chicken or fish, the daredevil tour guide slaps the surface of the water to get the animal's attention and then places the meat in his mouth, lowering it slowly towards the crocodile's snout. For obvious reasons, there is a number of ways this could go wrong. A mistake from the lunging crocodile could cost Aguero his life.
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Yela Harbor and Wall
This deep wall site, known as Yela Harbour and Wall, is a wonderful location for photography of marine species. The area is home to an array of corals, and there is an abundance of the curious and friendly scribbled file fish. These fantastic little creatures will swim in and amongst divers investigating, making a memorable experience for all who visit the area.


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Ocetá Páramo
Frailejones mosses lichens and other plants adorn the landscape of the Ocetá páramo, a natural refuge that is reached after three or four hour walk from Monguí. During the climb travellers pass by the so-called 'lost city', a set of rock formations 15 metres in height. They can also see waterfalls, streams and wildlife such as whitetail deer and condors.
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This was such fun to work on. The stitching doesn't show too well, but I included a seahorse and a crab in the background quilting.I've recently finished reading The Maytrees by Annie Dillard. It took forever to read - I was constantly going back to reread passages that I couldn't make sense of. However, one page in particular caught my brain on fire (figuratively speaking).
Lou hoped scandalously to live her own life. A subnormal calling, since civilization means cities and cities mean social norms. She wanted only to hear herself think.
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