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1948 W 44TH Avenue in Vancouver: Kerrisdale House for sale (Vancouver West) : MLS®# R2086996
1948 W 44TH Avenue Vancouver V6M 2E7 : Kerrisdale
Centrally located Kerrisdale home sites on a 50 x 134.5 flat lot. Safe and easy walk to Maple Grove Elementary or Magee High School. The kids can come home for lunch! Crofton & St Georges a quick drive away. 4 generous beds with 3 full baths up. Attached 2 car garage. Penfold roof. Easy to show.
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SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic (sentinel.ht) – President Jocelerme Privert traveled to the Dominican Republic, Tuesday, to attend the inauguration of Dominican President Danilo Medina who was reelected to a second term earlier this year.
The President of the Republic, His Excellency Jocelerme Privert, was accompanied by the First Lady, Dr. Ginette Michaud Privert, the Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Religious Affairs, Mr. Pierrot Delienne, Trade and Industry, Mrs. Jessy C. Petit-Frere, when he attended on Tuesday, August 16, 2016, the official ceremony of inauguration of the new Dominican President Danilo Medina.
This delegation left Port-au-Prince for Santo Domingo on Sunday, August 14 to take part in the solemn ceremony devoted to Medina for a second consecutive term for the presidency of the Dominican State. They would also participate in some meetings bilateral.
Alongside his counterparts from different countries invited to the event, the head of the Haitian government has received military honors worthy of his rank in the neighboring Republic.
The President of the Republic, His Excellency Jocelerme, return to Canada on Wednesday. But before returning to Port-au-Prince, the head of state will visit Ouanaminthe early in the morning where he will have to lay the foundation stone for CODEVI for the construction of a new industrial park in the border area.


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In today's world, making money online is treated as a very simple means to create employment for those people who can easily make a great deal with the organizations in grabbing job opportunities. In this regard, job seekers who are in search of online jobs which can be pursued while being
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Serial actress Anu Joseph has come out with the explanation on the sleazy video that is spreading through social media in her name.
She says that it is the video of a poor lady changing her sari and the person is not her. "The video is available in WhatsApp. The title says that the scene was shot with a spy cam without her knowledge. Since it was a wide shoot, the woman's face is not clear. Since my photo is also attached to the video, it will give a false impression that I'm in the video," she said.
The actress said that she had handed over the video to the Cyber Cell and lodged a complaint with the SP office.
"The video appears to have got shared from the Gulf. Such a thing should not happen to anyone. Hence I have come out with this explanation," she added.


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Lennebelle Petites Lennebelle Petites Grow & Bloom Daughter Bracelet - Silver
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Because we wish for all kids to 'grow & bloom' in safe and loving homes we support 'The Forgotten Child / Het Vergeten Kind' with this collection by donating 1 euro per sold item.
The daughter bracelet is 14-16 cm (5,5-6,3 inches) and every size in between.
Certified 925 Sterling silver or RJC-certified (sustainable) 18 k gold plating over sterling silver
The bracelet comes in a giftbox.
Please note;
Because of the size and the items and packaging containing small parts, daughter bracelets are meant for children of 3 years and older
The items may slightly vary in color and size from the image shown
Product care
All items are handmade with care and attention to detail but keep in mind all items are delicate and should be worn with care. We use high quality materials like sterling silver, gold plated, (semi) gemstones and hand dyed 100 % cotton thread. Don't wear your jewelry while sleeping and avoid perfume or other alcohol or chemical containing products near your jewelry. Over time sterling silver can develop a darker patina due to oxidation. To prevent this from happening clean/polish your product with a soft cloth. The cotton tassel can be cleaned with a small amount of natural soap. NOTE: The daughter bracelets are meant for children of 3 years and older because of the size and the items containing small parts.


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Umm, problem: About those kids with prior medical conditions all being covered under health care now? One tiny correction: not all kids and not all conditions.
It turns out they rushed that one out before they checked the fine print out, which is really surprising since Democratic leaders insisted they weren't rushing anything out; that was just Republicans trying to do this reform in.
Democrats insisting throughout this wasn't a rush job, this was a thorough job: Thoroughly vetted, thoroughly debated for the better part of a year. That's why they didn't want to scrap it and start over. This thing was meticulously crafted and fine-tuned from the start. An epic not only crafted over months but, to hear Nancy Pelosi tell it, over years — years — of lessons and prior attempts.
Nothing rammed; Republicans just refused to read. Maybe so, but apparently Republicans weren't alone.
The bill's Democratic authors shocked to learn today that not only that thing about not all kids being covered, but not all regulations being included or all drug discounts being ready.
Not all drugs are? Not all regulations are? Not all kids are?
Such things happen when you rush something you say you aren't and fail to thoroughly vet things when you swear you are.
That's when you discover the rush job you insisted you weren't selling is just another snow job no one in this country is missing — no one.
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This little squill is a wonderful feature in May along the cliffs of our Pembrokeshire coast path, and elsewhere on the coasts of the British Isles. 2-4 high with starry bright blue flowers, it needs an open well-drained site in the garden.
Despatched - Mid August to the End of October
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This is similar to spring squill and again occurs in grassy places near the sea, but is found naturally in the British Isles only in the South of England. It flowers much later as its name implies July-September.
Ramsons or wild garlic occurs widely in the British Isles in damp woods and hedgerows. Its brilliant white flowers in April and May are very beautiful. Some cooks do use the cigar shaped bulbs, although we stick to A.sativum, the usual culinary species, but the leaves are used in salads. Ramsons grow and spread in most soils.
A form of the common kitchen herb, native to places in Britain including our part of Wales. It is much smaller than the ordinary chives, and has delightful curly or flexuous leaves.
This the ancestor of A.porrum, the leek. In the wild in the British Isles it occurs on some rocky coasts of Cornwall, the Scillies and of course here in S.Wales. As tall as the cultivated vegetable, with similar purple umbels of flowers, it grows from a cloved bulb. The form we grow here is also called Babingtons Leek and produces bulbils on its flower heads from which it can be propagated.
Until recently a form of this was known as M.atlanticum and considered native to Eastern England. Now, however, this is synonymous with M.neglectum and believed to have been introduced. With spikes of blackish blue flowers, it prefers open well-drained soil. Flowers in April.
Called the Windflower, this is one of our loveliest woodland flowers, with its delicate white blossoms and ferny foliage. It prefers damp soil and light shade, so it is suited to hedgerows and areas, under deciduous shrubs and trees, where it will spread happily. Plant twig like rhizomes horizontally, up to 2.5cm (1) below a surface of soil or leaf-mould.
With its early golden star like flowers, March to April, and attractive mottled leaves, this is a welcome sight in early spring. It often forms a carpet of flowers in woodland or grass under shrubs. Sold as clumps.
A harbinger of spring with its golden flowers and ruff of light green bracts this is native to Europe and is a common sight throughout the British Isles, where it is naturalised in woods and plantations all over the country. The tuberous rhizomes are freshly lifted prior to despatch. Plant about 7.5cm (3") deep.
Despatched – Mid August to the End of October
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Found naturally on shady stream banks in parts of South Wales and SW England. This has handsome spires of hooded light indigo flowers in summer. In the 13th century it was an important medicinal herb used by the Physicians of Myddfai, but highly poisonous. Also good in borders, it can reach 5ft.
Despatched - September to the End of October
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There's a reason people like the classics. Not only do they represent times we've moved beyond, for better or worse, but they also prove that those who came before us were dedicated to the idea that a thing worth doing is worth doing right.
This is the idea that inspired Isaac Morton, Smithey Ironware's founder, to start his premium line of cast iron cookware from Charleston, South Carolina. And it explains why buying a Smithey is an investment in quality, craftsmanship, utility and appreciation for hard work. The basic process of creating the skillet begins at a small Indiana foundry, where pans that resemble mainstream cast iron skillets are made, then shipped to Charleston, arriving in a much grainier format than you'll see in the finished product. At Morton's shop, thick, heavy burrs on the metal surface are milled repeatedly before a grinding and polishing of the surface is done by hand. Following this, skillets are tumbled in a tub of rocks to achieve smoothness before they are seasoned with a thin layer of oil, packaged and shipped.
While Smithey is not the only player in this field, the fact that Morton still creates these skillets and pans with his own hands, whether you choose the 10-inch No. 10 or the slightly wider No. 12, makes the brand much more than just another creator of castaway cast iron for your kitchen. Sure, it's a time- and labor-intensive undertaking for him but those efforts produce a product that is simple to use, clean and keep on your stovetop whether warming up for a home-cooked meal or to admire in the meantime.


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West Lombardy Food Tour
Tasting experiences off the beaten tracks
- Wines & Rice
- Caprini Cheese
- Visit to Local Food Markets
- The Goose Tradition
- River Po Fish
- A Long Standing for Organic Food
- Tasting local artisanal beer
- Farming among Medieval Abbeys
Pavia, Monza&Brianza, Milano&surroundings
Day 1.
Pavia: wine, rice, fish and goose
Based in the surroundings of Milano, start your tour with a transfer to Pavia district: a land combining one of the largest wine production area in Europe- Oltrepo - rice fields dating back to XV century and River Po. Meeting with your local guide and visit to a wine producer vineyards and its cellar (Pinot Noire, Riesling, Barbera, Bonarda); overview of the hills with a stop in Zavattarello (enlisted in the Club of Borghi d'Italia) and transfer to River Po for a meal with rice, freshwater fish and goose. On the way back to your hotel, stop in Pavia, one of the oldest University town in Europe.
Meal included: Wine tasting experience, Traditional Lunch
Day 2.
Monza&Brianza, wine, salami, cheese and..beer
Transfer to Montevecchia and Parco del Curone (natural reserve), also named as the "little Tuscany" of Brianza, a green area to the north of Milano. Montevecchia is a hill enlighted by sun with with wine terraces and famous for Robiolini&Caprini cheese. Visit and walking in a vineyard, with tasting experience of local wines, salami, and cheese. Transfer to Monza, the ancient city of the Longobard queen Teodolinda (visit to its treausury), home to the largest European walled park, a green oasis with a Royal Villa, the Grand Prix motor racing track. This area is also famous for the flourishing of excellent microbreweries. So finish your day in the pub of one of the best brewer in Italy in the city center of Monza.
Meals included: Breakfast, Wine Tasting with Lunch, Beer Tasting with Appetizers
Day 3.
Milano and surroundings
This itinerary is aimed at discovering the green soul of the Milano metropolitan area among farms inside and outside the city, agricultural traditions developed by benedectine monks and conversion to organic food. Meeting with your guide and visit to a local market taking place in a farm recently restored, inside Milano. Step for a typical meal based on risotto, cheese and vegetables in a local agriturismo. In the afternoon tour of the Abbeys, to the south of Milano: Chiaravalle, Mirasole, Viboldone, Morimondo among fields, farms, bikes and rivers. The itinerary can also be arranged by bike.
Meals included: Breakfast, Lunch with typical local food
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Impact simulation of composite components is an active field of research and development. While many FEM codes provide tools for such simulations, the main challenge remains in defining the model and material parameters appropriately such as to arrive at an objective and reliable prediction of the structural response to the impact event. In engineering practice, parameters like mesh refinement and material formulations are often adapted in order to obtain desired simulation results. Although this common procedure is able to reproduce experimental results that have previously been tested, it is hardly appropriate to predict beforehand how a structure will actually behave under given impact conditions and is therefore of limited use during the design process.
In this presentation, the current status of reliable impact simulation is discussed by example of a composite fan containment case subjected to a blade out event. The objective is to develop sound modeling techniques for structural analysis that are based on parameters determined by experimental testing on the material level without the need for subsequent 'tweaking' of the model. Also, they need to be simple enough for efficient evaluation of larger structures, yet refined enough to capture all mechanisms relevant to structural failure.
DI Dr. techn. Clara Schuecker
DI Dr. techn. Mathias Luxner
Luxner Engineering ZT, Imst/Vienna, Austria
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Dipl.Ing. (FH) Jürgen Tauchner
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If you're looking for a holiday destination with a wide variety of flora, fauna, birdlife and animal life then you need look no further. South Africa is a hotbed for wildlife activity with a host of national parks and game reserves including Kruger National Park, Addo Elephant National Park and Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve to name just a few.
South Africa has three main geographical areas: the plateau, the mountains and the coast, and all present a different wildlife watching experience. The terrain contrasts from semi-dessert, subtropical forests, floodplains, rock coves and sandy beaches, to the soaring Drakensberg Mountains.
There are almost 300 animal species including the Big Five: elephant, lion, buffalo, rhino and leopard, as well as other big cats such as cheetah, serval and caracal. Endangered species such as African wild dogs and mountain zebra, and less-known animals such as kudu can also be spotted.
Something that not everyone expects to find on a sun-soaked beach are penguins, which nest on Boulders Beach in Cape Town. Cape fur seals, dolphins and southern right whales can also be spotted off the Garden Route's coastline.
South Africa is well-known for its birdlife, with over 850 bird species residing here. Popular birds to be on the lookout for include saddlebilled storks, African goshawk, African broadbill, narina trogon, bee-eaters, sugarbirds and sunbirds.
In the spring the Western Cape is awash with flowers, and photographers and nature lovers alike flock here to witness the riot of colour. Namaqua National Park is a great place to witness the phenomenon.
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The area for equipment modifications (Auxiliaries & Modifications) is rapidly growing and there are untapped opportunities for additional growth.
As customers grow their business with us they also increasingly demand prompt and accurate technical support. To support our continuous growth in the area of Aux & Mod's and to improve our general customer support in Europe we are now searching for Project Support Managers in the Helsingborg Customer Service Department with responsibility for global support on Helsingborg product lines.
You have following main responsibilities:
· Develop new technical solutions together with our Regional Aftermarket Managers for modifications of customer equipment in the field. You will act cross functional coordinate and utilize different competences and experiences within the organization to ensure competitive solutions.
· Based on prospects for a specific customer driven modification from Regional aftermarket managers, generate technical scope incl cost & lead time as input to a customer proposal
· Once the upgrade prospect is sold, manage the project technically incl purchasing and delivery
· Give technical support during installation & commissioning of the upgrade project. You support the regions to find answers to technical issues in cooperation with experts from different departments.
You have a technical background including some kind of technical degree. You are service minded and equipped with project management skills. Experience from the food industry is a merit. Language requirements include fluent Swedish and English both in writing and conversation. Additional languages are a merit.
For further information about the position, please contact Per Blixt, Technical Support Manager, 070-490 4186. Please send your application with CV no later than April 12, 2015.
John Bean Technologies AB is a business unit of US-based John Bean Technologies Corporation, with sales and service offices in many countries.
John Bean Technologies in Helsingborg is a key competence centre for development and production of equipment and solutions for the food processing industry.
Approximately 90 % of all sales are export based. The John Bean Technologies AB family includes market-leading food processing equipment brands such as Frigoscandia, Stein, DSI and Double D.


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Thumbs up to the Cumberland University for organizing a panel to discuss the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival policy recently rescinded by the Trump administration. Nearly 150 students, faculty, staff and community
Updated Oct 20, 2017 at 12:00 PM
Thumbs up to the about 100 people who showed up Saturday evening to taste some wine, dine and most importantly support historic Pickett Chapel at the fifth-annual Harvest Wine & Cheese Event in Baird Chapel on the Cumberland University campus.
Thumbs up to all individuals and organizations planning relief efforts for Hurricane Harvey victims. Thousands of people in the Houston area were affected in the last week by the devastation of Hurricane Harvey. People all across Wilson County organized and are still organizing relief efforts. Some have said rebuilding cities in Texas could need volunteer efforts for years. Tod Southworth plans to leave Friday to take items requested to Houston and asked on Facebook for others to help him get more items.


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Dosage in children less than 18 years has not been established.
• Known hypersensitivity to any component of Progesic or substituted benzimidazoles
• History of asthma, urticaria, or other allergic-type reactions after taking aspirin or other NSAIDs
• Use during the peri-operative period in the setting of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery
• Late pregnancy
• History of asthma, urticaria or other allergic-type reactions after taking aspirin or other NSAIDs
• Use during the peri-operative period in the setting of coronary artery bypass graft (CABG) surgery
• Late pregnancy
In lactation: Progesic should not be used in nursing mothers due to the naproxen component.
• Concomitant use of Progesic and warfarin may result in increased risk of bleeding complications.
• Esomeprazole inhibits gastric acid secretion and may interfere with the absorption of drugs where gastric pH is an important determinant of bioavailability (eg, ketoconazole, iron salts and digoxin).
Overdose of Naproxen: Significant naproxen overdosage may be characterized by lethargy, drowsiness, epigastric pain, abdominal discomfort, heartburn, indigestion, nausea, transient alterations in liver function, hypoprothrombinemia, renal dysfunction, metabolic acidosis, apnea, vomiting etc.
Overdose of Esomeprazole: The major signs of acute toxicity were reduced motor activity, changes in respiratory frequency, tremor and intermittent clonic convulsions etc.
Progesic 500 Tablet: Each box contains 4 Alu-Alu blister strips of 7 tablets.


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Pennsylvania Events By Month – Index
This is our Index Page for EVENTS IN PENNSYLVANIA – BY MONTH. Click on a month of your choice to go to that month's Index Page listing all events we have posted for that month for the entire state of Pennsylvania. Event listings are for events with vendors such as craft shows, vendor fairs, festivals, trade shows, bridal shows, flea markets, farmers markets, antique shows, collector events, etc.
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2018 Calendars
2018 Holidays & Observances
New Year's Day: Monday, January 1, 2018
Martin Luther King Day: Monday, January 15, 2018
Valentines Day: Wednesday, February 14, 2018
Presidents Day: Monday, February 19, 2018
Daylight Savings Begins: Sunday, March 11, 2018
Saint Patrick's Day: Saturday, March 17, 2018
Palm Sunday: Sunday, March 25, 2018
Passover: evening of Friday, March 30, 2018 thru evening of Saturday, April 7, 2018
Good Friday: Friday, March 30, 2018
Easter: Sunday, April 1, 2018
Earth Day: Sunday, April 22, 2018
National Day of Prayer: Thursday, May 3, 2018
Mother's Day: Sunday, May 13, 2018
Memorial Day: Monday, May 28, 2018
Flag Day: Wednesday, June 14, 2018
Fathers Day: Sunday, June 17, 2018
Independence Day, Fourth of July: Wednesday, July 4, 2018
Labor Day: Monday, September 3, 2018
Columbus Day: Monday, October 8, 2018
Halloween: Wednesday, October 31, 2018
Daylight Saving Time Ends: Sunday, November 4, 2018
Veterans Day: Sunday, November 11, 2018 (observed Monday, 11/12/18)
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Last week, in response to the latest mass shooting in America, Republican 2016 Presidential candidate Ben Carson blamed the Holocaust on Nazi gun control. Carson, echoing what he wrote in a section of his book A More Perfect Union, said "I think the likelihood of Hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly diminished if the people had been armed.There's a reason these dictatorial people take the guns first."
The Anti-Defamation League, an organization that monitors anti-Semitism statements, quickly and swiftly condemned Carson. The group has long opposed such comparisons to Hitler and Nazi Germany. National Director Abraham Foxman stated "The idea that supporters of gun control are doing something akin to what Hitler's Germany did to strip citizens of guns in the run-up to the Second World War is historically inaccurate and offensive, especially to Holocaust survivors and their families."
Though a 1938 Nazi law did ban Jews from owning guns, the small number of personal weapons in the hands of a relatively small minority group in Germany, about 214,000 people, would not have the ability to stop the rise of the Nazis. Furthermore, in instances where there was Jewish resistance to the Nazi war advances, Jewish death quickly followed, in some cases in a more rapid and more brutal fashion. In the Belarus capital of Minsk, for example, Nazi soldiers murdered and hanged Jewish resistance fighters with signs warning others not to follow their lead. In the Warsaw ghetto, 13,000 Jews were instantly murdered after an uprising that killed 20 Nazis. The rest were sent to extermination camps.
Notwithstanding, Fox News contributor and resident anti-semite Dr. Keith Ablow defended Ben Carson. Ablow did not dispute The Anti-Defamation League's assertion that the few guns possessed by a few Jewish people would have done nothing to stop the Nazi genocide. Instead, he claimed that fiercer Jewish resistance would have preserved a "more courageous mindset" for the Jews. "The mindset that Jews surrendered with their guns is far more important than the hardware they turned over: They surrendered the demonstrated intention, at all costs, to resist being deprived of liberty." said Ablow. Apparently, if Jews only signalled to the Nazis that they were ready to fight, Hitler would have decided not to commit genocide against them.
Ablow's and Carson's statements are the latest in a long and historic revision by conservative pundits to paint Jews as weak and passive, and therefore partially responsible for their own death at the hands of the Nazis. Now, coupled with gun fetishism and fantasy survivalism commonly part of the white nationalist movement, the statements are reaching an entirely new level of hate. 2016 Presidential Candidate Ted Cruz recently said that the Second Amendment provides "the ultimate check against government tyranny." With the statement, Cruz, a sitting Senator, has openly declared that he is arming in preparation for an insurgency against the US government.
The radical right is too unhinged to be part of a serious discussion on control control. Mass shootings no longer matter. Regardless of the merit of gun legislation, guns cannot be regulated for the sole reason that they are necessary to either perpetuate an armed rebellion, or prevent a Holocaust at the hands of our government.


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Why do you fret over that which you cannot control? What is it about your ego that it feels that it must control all facets of life? Why can it not see that it isn't all that? Actually, it's quite simple. Without the ego's favorite tool of 'worry' it cannot create the drama of life in which it pats itself on the back for 'coming to the rescue', so to speak. It constantly needs to justify its own existence and validate its worth to your inner spirit.
When you are aligned with your inner spirit you understand what it does andits ongoing folly. You allow it to 'suggest' certain courses of action when it is necessary but you temper its 'judgment' with the guidance from the Spirit of God. You allow your Divine essence to lead while the ego follows. It surely will not like this arrangement and will do everything in its limited power to convince you that it has 'superior' knowledge about all of life.
To attain Divine wisdom and flow within Divine order you must dismiss this 'superior' knowledge while placating the ego's yearning for masterful control, domination and manipulation with its 'perceived' power. How do you do this? You acknowledge the value of your ego and its 'judgments' while 'discerning' from the Divine view of the Spirit of God. Acknowledge the suggestions of the ego but always followthe guidance of the Spirit of god within.
Your ego has a job to do; ensure your survival at all costs. Allow it to do its job but always put it in its place by moving toward what is best for all while moving away from what is best for just you. The balance you strike here is paramount to the unfolding of your Divine purpose in Divine order. Do what is necessary to express your inner divinity into your environment in order to ensure the expression of Divine love to all. Don't allow the ego's favorite tool of 'worry' to influence your allowing of Divine guidance!
Suppressing your ego too much stifles your creativity and accentuating it too much stifles your productivity. Use your ego as a craftsperson uses a tool to fine tune a co-creation. Mold and shape the raw materials of life into a co-creation that reflects the beauty of the love that was put into its co-creation. Balance and order are the keys to co-creating beauty in your life. ~Dean A. Banks, D.D. (Spirituality Guidance Channel)


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First, I have updated the data structures source to version 0.7.3, so make sure you have the latest version. The source code for the SWFs in this post can be obtained here (Flash CS3 required).
Using the tree iterator
Before we build a tree its important to understand how the tree iterator works. Normally the iterator is used to iterate over the structure's data – in this case the iterator additionally acts as a 'marker' and points to the node at which we may modify the tree.
Also, the tree iterator is somewhat special, because it allows you to iterate through the tree in two directions: horizontally and vertically. Therefore it has to manage two node references simultaneously, making it more complex than other iterators.
In the figure below, the purple colored node is the vertical iterator and is used to move up and down the tree using the treeNodeInstance.parent property, while the blue node is obviously the horizontal iterator and can only step left and right through the node's children.
I think a simple demonstration is worth more than thousand words, so you can try it yourself by playing around with the tree using the keys below (first click the flash to get focus):
up/down, left/right: moves the vertical (V) and horizontal (H) iterator
home: deletes the whole tree
a: appends a child node to the (V) node
i: inserts a node after the (H) node
d: recursively removes all child nodes from the (V) node
r: removes the (H) node
Building a simple tree
Now let's look how to build a tree in ActionScript. First we create the root of the tree and get an iterator pointing to this node:
var tree:TreeNode = new TreeNode("root"); var itr:TreeIterator = tree.getTreeIterator();
The root has three children, so lets add them:
for (var i:int = 0; i < 3; i++) { itr.appendChild("node" + i); }
Now the root's second child ('node1') has children by itself. To insert them, we first have to adjust the vertical iterator so it points to 'node1'. First one step to the right, then one step down the tree:
itr.nextChild(); itr.down();
Now we can add 'node3' and 'node4', this time in a reverse order:
itr.prependChild("node" + 3); itr.prependChild("node" + 4);
The first time we add a child node to an empty node, the horizontal iterator is automatically initialized to point to the first child, which in this case is 'node4'. So to create 'node5' and 'node6' we only need to go another step down.
itr.down(); itr.appendChild("node" + 5); itr.appendChild("node" + 6);
Finally we want to add 'node7'. Therefore we 'bubble up' the tree until we arrive at the root node, go to the rightmost child, one step down and add it:
itr.root(); itr.childEnd(); itr.down(); itr.appendChild("node" + 7);
The dump() method invoked on the root node prints out the complete tree, as you can see it matches the tree above.
[TreeNode > (root) has 3 child nodes, data=root] +---[TreeNode > (leaf), data=node0] +---[TreeNode > has 2 child nodes, data=node1] | +---[TreeNode > has 2 child nodes, data=node4] | | +---[TreeNode > (leaf), data=node5] | | +---[TreeNode > (leaf), data=node6] | +---[TreeNode > (leaf), data=node3] +---[TreeNode > has 1 child nodes, data=node2] | +---[TreeNode > (leaf), data=node7]
Preorder and postorder traversal
Now that you have created a tree structure, you need a way of traversing the nodes so you access the node's data. There are two common recursive algorithms for doing this. The preorder function first visits the node that is passed to the function and then loops through each child calling the preorder function on each child. The postorder on the other hand does the opposite: It visits the current node after its child nodes.
To see this in action just click a node in the demo below. The numbers indicate the order in which the nodes are visited.
The TreeNode class also supports a regular iterator using hasNext() and next(). This matches the preorder iterator, but is implemented in a non-recursive way.
See also:
Linked lists
The queue class
The graph class


text: Android + Evernote == perfect combination 18. juni 2010 Michael Tools, Tips and Tricks (0) If you own an Android (or iPhone for that matter) you owe it to yourself check out Evernote (http://www.evernote.com/) Evernote makes it extremely easy to save your ideas, things you see, things you like etc., and find them all on any computer, phone or device you use. I use Evernote to: Take pictures of business cards and make these searchable via the awesome OCR functionality of Evernote Mark text (e.g. information about conferences, address information etc.) in Firefox and with a single click create a note which I can see on my Android phone Using the Windows application easily tag, sort and organize notes into Notebooks Using the "folder watch" feature (Windows application), drop a file into a folder and auto generate a note (in my "Imported" notebook) containing all the information, and having it available on my Android (e.g. PDF files, .txt files etc.) Take images of 'everything' for later use, e.g. wine labels, recipes, signs and more – all searchable through the OCR feature of Evernote Store important information in Emails on my phone, simply marks the text in Outlook and with a single click create a note.


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Article By Amy Bertinelli // EEW Magazine Ministry News
Western New Yorkers are preparing to attend the ACTIVATE intercessory prayer conference announced by Empowering Everyday Women Ministries, Inc. last week.
Dianna Hobbs, founder of the ministry, requested that supporters pray for "a move of God" at the two-day event slated for November 4-5, 2017. The appeal can be seen in her current vlog.
"Over the weekend, our staff worked really, really hard at Empowering Everyday Women, just stuffing envelopes, getting letters out to first ladies [and] pastors around the region about this conference that the Lord birthed in my heart," said Hobbs in a YouTube video uploaded Monday, September 4.
"Just be praying," continued the Evangelistic Temple COGIC first lady, who is hosting the non-denominational gathering of believers in the fall.
"Intercede with me," the 40-year-old continued, requesting that faith leaders and ministry partners believe for "a move of God."
The brief segment is featured on the latest installment of the Hobbs family's vlog series in a video titled "A Little Out of Sorts."
On Saturday, Nov 4th, the conference kicks off at Elim Christian Fellowship Church at 7 pm, 70 Chalmers Place, Buffalo New York 14214. On this night, Hobbs will minister the word of God and pray over those in attendance to strengthen and ACTIVATE intercessors.
On Sunday, Nov 5th, an impartation service will be held at Covenant of Grace Fellowship International at 6 pm, 2351 Whirlpool St., Niagara Falls, NY 14305. It is the very site of Hobbs' own healing. On this night, intercessors and worshipers will unite for an evening of free-flowing worship and intercession. Hobbs will also be among the prayer warriors.
Additional guests will be announced in the coming days.
"I believe God is going to meet us in a mighty way," says Hobbs. "This event was not my idea. It is something God planted in my spirit. I am just a steward over it. My mission is to ACTIVATE prayer warriors, because prayer is powerful and effective. I'm a living testimony."
The theme of the free event is, "Calling, commissioning and mobilizing intercessors." It is based upon the scripture reference in James 5:6 NIV, "…The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective."
According to the conference website, Hobbs and other women of God will "blend faith-filled prayer with pure worship, to create a combustible move of God that, when it breaks out, will result in miracles, healing, breakthrough and deliverance."
Vendor opportunities are available. To inquire further about the event or to volunteer, email the ACTIVATE
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The Government has recently made a very unusual announcement – it is doing something I asked it to! The Department for Work and Pensions has published a Statutory Instrument (SI) to change the regulations for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) based on an amendment I tabled during the Welfare Reform and Work Bill committee stages last year. To secure a law change as an MP in Opposition is far from common.
An anomaly in the regulations for this new-ish PIP benefit meant some disabled people who became terminally ill (with a prognosis of just six months or less to live) would have to wait longer for help. The new SI means, from April, the artificial waiting time for help is removed – delivering £1 million of additional, quicker help to a group of people at the end of their lives. This should relieve one small, financial burden from about 800 disabled people a year and their families.
I tabled the amendment on this issue in the Bill committee with the support of Paul Blomfield MP and his local Citizens Advice Bureaux, who also provided some of the real people affected by the issue. Examples included Carol, who is 59 and received £21.80 per week in disability benefits. In May 2015, following a diagnosis of terminal, metastatic breast cancer, she notified DWP she wanted her claim reconsidered under the 'special rules for the terminally ill' system. DWP awarded her over £100 per week extra to reflect her higher needs and prognosis. But, due to the current PIP rules, payment was delayed four weeks after her next benefit payment; Carol lost almost £240 as a result.
In Bill committee the Government were reluctant to change their legislative plans. However, with fellow Labour MP Paul Blomfield and Labour frontbench support as well as from some Conservative MPs and meetings with DWP Ministers, we managed to move the issue forward. It is welcome that the Government now recognise the artificial barrier to swift help built into the former regulations and has published the SI to ensure, from April, the issue is addressed.
I'm pleased to have helped get the Government to shift on this issue and to have had the chance to influence legislation in this way. I am even more pleased that Bermondsey and Old Southwark constituents gave me the chance to work on this issue last May and to have secured a law change within my first year in Parliament.


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"The Dazzle as Question," first published in frAme, traces the conflict between the left and right brain inclinations of an erstwhile "old school" artist as experienced via an encounter with the digital realm. The Dazzle is a lyrical one; its marks and varied rhythmic emphases are indicative of the questions and confusion underlying the relationship between old and new identities and images. Claire Allan Dinsmore is a writer, artist, and the editor and designer of Cauldron & Net: a journal of the arts & new media. She has an MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art and a BFA from Parsons School of Design/The New School for Social Research. Dinsmore has exhibited worldwide and been published as an artist, critic, essayist, and poet. See this work's Directory entry for links to more works by this author.
Full Professorship in Multimedia and Digital Gaming, Ilmenau University of Technology
Ilmenau University of Technology, located in the central German state of Thuringia, seeks applicants for a full professorship in Multimedia and Digital Gaming in its Institute of Media and Communication Science. English-speaking candidates are welcome; some German language skills are required. For complete information on the position and application procedures, visit (here for archival purposes, link dead: "http://www.tu-ilmenau.de/uni/fileadmin/Startseite/USER/cundl/Stellenangebote/uniintern/Ausschreibungstext_Multimediale_Anwendungssysteme.pdf")–at present, in German only. Direct inquires to Katrin Raschke.
MACHINE Reading Series at Kelly Writers House: Stuart Moulthrop, April 19
On Wednesday, April 19, acclaimed veteran hypertext writer Stuart Moulthrop will read from early and recent works at the University of Pennsylvania's Kelly Writers House. Moulthrop's appearance, part of the MACHINE reading series co-sponsnored by the ELO, will take place at Kelly Writers House at 5:30 p.m. Map and directions can be found on the Kelly Writers House website.
MITH Digital Dialogue, March 7: Scott Rettberg
On Tuesday March 7, Richard Stockton College Assistant Professor of New Media Studies Scott Rettberg will speak at the University of Maryland's MITH (Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities) on the theme, "Wherefore Genre? Categorizing Contemporary New Media Writing". Rettberg will show a variety of works submitted to the forthcoming Electronic Literature Collection as he discusses the ways that literary expression in digital environments has been changing since its early Storyspace days.
The talk will take place at 12:30 p.m. in the MITH conference room. For more information on this and other upcoming talks at MITH, visit MITH.
A New Interactive Fiction Trio, in Inform 7
As announced on Usenet, three pieces of interactive fiction have just been released. All are written in Inform 7, the soon-to-be-released IF development system from the creator of the original, widely-used Inform.
Leading IF author Emily Short has released two new Inform 7 games, and Graham Nelson, the author who is behind Inform and Inform 7, has provided a new work of interactive fiction, too. Graham Nelson's piece is entitled The Reliques of Tolti-Aph. Emily Short's are Damnatio Memoriae (set in the Savoir-Faire universe) and Bronze (a "fractured fairy tale" based on the legend of beauty and the beast). They come with lavish virtual "feelies" – supplementary items – such as illustrated PDF manuals, a map, and a even a walkthrough in one case. Among these materials can be found Emily Short's very useful introductory text IF Instruction Manual; there are similar instructions in the Bronze manual, too.
A new container format, zblorb, encapsulates the zcode file along with cover art and metadata. Because of this, Mac users who use Zoom as their interpreter will need the very latest version, Zoom 1.0.5 alpha 1.
Viewing Axolotls
Regina Celia Pinto, a Brazilian artist and writer, is the creator of The Library of Marvels. This online library is a collection of "artist's e.books" on the web. The library began in 1999, and now contains six volumes: White and Black, Reflections on Fog (1999), the Book of Sand (2001), The Psychiatrist, Net.art / Web.art and other stories (2002), The Newest Song of Exile: Sabiá Virtuality (2003), Viewing Axolotls (2004) and Tales from my balcony / Alice in the "wonderbalcony." Viewing Axolotls is a multiple investigation into a Cortazar short story updated in gender and media. Please see the directory entry for more about this author.
Diagrams Series 6
In Jim Rosenberg's diagram poems a graphical notation acts as an external syntax — thereby, as Rosenberg puts it, "allowing word objects to carry interactivity deep inside the sentence." This interactivity allows each element of the syntax to be occupied by complex clusters of words: layered, multiply embedded, and yet legible. Rosenberg's earliest experiments with diagrammatic poems date back to 1968, and he has been creating interactive works since 1988, using a variety of platforms. Diagrams Series 6 was developed in Squeak, an environment that allows for reading on a wide variety of operating systems and also enabled Rosenberg to move (for the first time) to composing each poem in the series within the interactive reading environment. See the Directory entry on Rosenberg for more information.
Postdoctoral Research Associate Position, Annenberg Center for Communication
The Annenberg Center for Communication at the University of Southern California invites applications for a postdoctoral research position sponsored by a grant from the MacArthur Foundation. This one-year position, with the possibility of a second-year renewal, will require the researcher to work as a fieldworker/ethnographer on a project on "digital kids" and informal learning: how children and youth are using information and communication technologies and the internet. The USC project, led by Mizuko Ito, is part of a broader project involving Peter Lyman and Diane Harley at UC Berkeley, and Michael Carter at the Monterey Institute of Technology and Education. Visit the main project website, "Kids' Informal Learning with Digital Media: An Ethnographic Investigation of Innovative Knowledge Cultures" for more information on the project.
Responsibilities will include monitoring and participating in online activity and conducting interviews with kids and parents; analyzing, writing up and presenting results; exploring policy implications of the research. The ideal candidate will have experience in ethnographic fieldwork, collaborative and interdisciplinary research, and experience working with children and families.
This full-time position pays $45,000 plus benefits, and requires residence in the Los Angeles area. For complete information on the position, and application instructions, contact Rachel Cody at the Annenberg School. Deadline for receipt of application materials is April 30, 2006.
Interactive Media Studies Positions at National University of Singapore
The National University of Singapore's Communications and New Media Programme (CNM) in the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences invites applications for five tenure-track positions at either the assistant- or associate-professor levels.
Media scholars should have an M.F.A. or Ph.D. and an active research program in one or more of the following areas:
–Interactive Media content design and development
–HCI and evaluation research
–User experience design/strategy and innovation
–Interactive advertising/business/marketing
–Media arts: storytelling, cyberculture and cyberarts, new media arts (theory and practice)
For complete details on position requirements and application procedures, visit CNM's website. Application review begins immediately for positions to begin August 2006 or January 2007.
"Visual Narrative of the Desktop" at CAA
If you are going to CAA06 in Boston February 22-26, consider attending this New Media Caucus panel: "The Visual Narrative of the Desktop". Chaired by Alec McLeod of the California Institute of Integral Studies, the panel will include presentations on a varieties of approaches to the desktop interface:
–Juliet Davis, "Fractured Cybertales: Interface Mythologies of Feminine Choice and Control"
–Craig L. Warner, "What We May Want May Not Be What We Need–An Interface Should Face the Inner Need"
–Craig Saper, "Interface as/on Art"
–Sylvia Grace Borda, "The Social Implications of New Media: An Overview of Trends"
–Mary Agnes Krell & Petra Gemeinboeck, "Investigating Imaginary Evidence"
The panel will take place Saturday, February 25, from 9L30 a.m. to noon, in Room 311 of the Hynes Convention Center. For information on all the New Media Caucus' events at CAA, visit NMC's website.


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IAC Leaves DoubleClick for Atlas
Deal is a big win for Atlas and for Microsoft, which anticipates completing its acquisition of aQuantive soon.
Deal is a big win for Atlas and for Microsoft, which anticipates completing its acquisition of aQuantive soon.
IAC Advertising Solutions has switched ad servers, abandoning DoubleClick in favor of aQuantive's Atlas.
The ad sales division of IAC/InterActiveCorp said its goal in making the move was to consolidate IAC's myriad Web properties into a single media ad serving platform using the latest available technology. It said the move to Atlas will allow it to offer advertisers better access to more than 60 million unique IAC users each month, a June audience figure reported by comScore Media Metrix.
IAC owns Ask, Excite, Expedia, Hotwire, iWon, Live Daily, Match Ticketmaster, TicketWeb, Match.com, Citysearch and Evite. It characterizes its audience as "busy mothers, trendy singles, established professionals, tech-savvy consumers and affluent couples."
The deal is a big win for Atlas and for Microsoft, which anticipates completing its acquisition of aQuantive by the end of the year.
"The relationship with IAC is a fairly comprehensive partnership that is, in essence, designed to take advantage of the Atlas Ad Manager technology for IAC publisher sites and manage the full spectrum of their business online in terms of inventory forecasting, analytics, targeting, etc.," said Scott Ferris, Atlas's senior vice president and general manager of the publisher and emerging media divisions. "It's designed to encompass all of the IAC publisher and media property over time."
It's also a blow to DoubleClick and its likely future parent Google, though Google's move to buy DoubleClick was not a factor in IAC's decision. An IAC spokesperson said the deal has been in the works for a long time, pre-dating the merger agreement between Google and DoubleClick.
IAC said Ad Manager will give advertisers more choice in "how, where and when they target IAC users," noting IAC wants to give advertisers better ability to access emerging formats such as in-stream video and mobile.
Terms of the multi-year deal were not disclosed. Atlas has offices in Seattle, San Francisco, New York, Denver, Raleigh and London.


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As part of their A/W 2008 collection, Zucca went to outer space to find inspiration for their accessories line. Handbags and backpacks are all in shiny metallic shades like icy blue, silver, or pink. The backback would especially be good for those nighttime bike rides through the city, when standing out is more functional than fashionable.
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Beulaville, situated in Duplin County, is a small town made up of only 1.5 square miles...
June 10, 2018
The majority of the early settlers of Beulaville came from Onslow, Beaufort, Jones, and Craven counties. Duplin County was the destination of hundreds of Ulster Scots and some Swiss Protestants.
They were given a 71,000 acre plot of land by the English Crown, and the first settlements were Sarecta, an part of the Goshen Swamp, and the area of the modern day Duplin County Courthouse. The town became known as Snatchet, and was infamous for alcoholism and frequent fighting in the streets.
The main occupation of the area was farming and lumbering. The name of the town was changed in 1874 to Beulaville, and was named after the Beulah Baptist Church. Beulaville was incorporated in 1915.
The median resident age in Beulaville is 41 years. The median estimated household income is about $30,000 making it about $15,000 less than the North Carolina average. The estimated per capita is about $18,000. The average price for a home in Beulaville is about $122,000 (2013) which is $32,000 less than the North Carolina Average. Expect to pay about $520 a month for rent.
The racial makeup of Beulaville is 77% White, 15% Black, 5% Hispanic, and 3% other. 81% of the population are high school graduates, with 23% holding a Bachelor's Degree or higher. 46% are married, 14% are divorced, 8% are widowed, 4% are separated, leaving 28% that have never been married.
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Beulaville belongs to Duplin County in the south-eastern part of North Carolina. The county was named after Thomas Hay, Viscount Dupplin. Part of the county was used to form Sampson County in 1784. Duplin County has a population of 58,000 and the city Kenansville, with a population of 850, is the county seat.
Duplin County borders Wayne, Lenoir, Onslow, Jones, Pender, and Sampson counties.
Duplin County is made up of 822 square miles. 816 of which is land with the remaining 6 as water.
The Population of Beulaville, NC is about 1,300.
The elevation of Beulaville, NC is 85 feet above sea level.
The zip code for Beulaville, NC is 28518.
The area code for Beulaville, NC is 910.
Historically speaking Beulaville and Duplin County have voted mostly Republican, with 56% going to Mitt Romney during the 2012 Presidential Election. This represents the trend for the previous three elections.
As of 2010, 68% of the population are religiously unaffiliated (Nones) and 32% are protestants.
The unemployment rate for Beulaville is about 5% (2015), making it the same as the state average of around 5%. Construction, manufacturing, and education make nearly 50% of the most common industries in the town.
The Duplin Times, Daily News, Pender Post, and Sampson Independent are the primary newspapers that cover the Duplin County area.


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On Aug 29, 2012, at 10:02 AM, Suresh Srinivas wrote: > I am +1 for splitting up the projects. This is the step in the right > direction. There will be challenges along the way. I am confident we can > solve them. > > Robert and Alejandro have brought up good questions. Here are my thoughts: > - For first one or two releases all the projects can coordinate and do the > releases together. This should help simplify the immediate work needed. > This should also help in us meeting the release timelines that we are > working towards. As the split makes progress, this cross project > coordination will no longer be necessary. I volunteer to RM these releases > and do the needed co-ordination from HDFS. +1 seems like a reasonable first step. Thanks for volunteering Suresh. > - As regards to APIs, currently we have LimitedPrivate APIs for related > projects. This has been used by HBase as well. We need to think about a > timeline by when we can mark these APIs stable. They should remain > LimitedPrivate. Any rare changes to APIs requires only co-ordination among > the projects and no user applications (which we have not control over) is > affected. Agreed. Arun
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Imran has today highlighted concerns that new apprenticeship funding structures which have seen the removal of support for the most disadvantaged will severely limit the number of available apprenticeship places and hold back young people in the District.
In August this year, the Skills Funding Agency published Government proposals for apprenticeship funding from 2017 onwards which removed the disadvantage uplift, a funding mechanism that was previously a key part of providing good quality training and support to young people from deprived areas, allowing them access to the best quality apprenticeships on offer.
The proposals amount to a 50% cut for the 16-18 year old apprentices living in the most deprived areas, with the cuts hitting even harder in Bradford where there is already one of the highest levels of youth unemployment in the country, as even more young people will be unable to access training for skilled employment, undermining the governments' own target of rolling out 3 million apprenticeships by 2020.
However under the previous funding structure, City Training Services, the leading provider of apprenticeships in Bradford, saw significant good results with a success rate of 84% compared to the national average of 71%, and 45% of the young people they worked with in 2015/16 from a Bradford postcode were directly receiving training funded by the disadvantage uplift element of apprenticeship funding.
Imran has also raised further concerns around the outcomes of the Government's reforms to apprenticeships, questioning the lack of 'indicators of success' by which the success of the reformed programme will be measured as highlighted in a recent National Audit Office report, declaring that the Department for Education needs to publish its indicators so that the programme can be held properly accountable.
Speaking on the changes to apprenticeships, Imran said:
"The decision by the Government to remove the disadvantage uplift not only flies in the face of their commitment to increase apprenticeships, but is a blatant attack on the life chances of the young people who live in the most deprived areas of the country, as it will restrict their access to further education and prevent them entering the skilled employment trades that we desperately need in the city.
"According to local apprenticeship providers whom I met with recently, the average age of skilled workers in the Engineering industry is over 50, so if we are to retain these skills in our communities, we need a well-funded support mechanism to get young people from school into work, and I cannot see how with the removal of the uplift the Government can do that.
"Their commitment to apprenticeships also lies hollow and goes no further than increasing the number of apprenticeship starts, as they have yet to either produce any real indicators of success by which they will measure the reformed programme, or set out how they will use the increase in numbers and range of apprenticeships to better the skills of the people undertaking them and to increase productivity in the economy."


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eeps a bright look-out at night, or, in vulgar English, a sharp fellow who is not to be taken in.
Then there was Good, who is not like either of us, being short, dark, stout -- very stout -- with twinkling black eyes, in one of which an eyeglass is everlastingly fixed. I say stout, but it is a mild term; I regret to state that of late years Good has been running to fat in a most disgraceful way. Sir Henry tells him that it comes from idleness and over-feeding, and Good does not like it at all, though he cannot deny it.
We sat for a while, and then I got a match and lit the lamp that stood ready on the table, for the half-light began to grow dreary, as it is apt to do when one has a short week ago buried the hope of one's life. Next, I opened a cupboard in the wainscoting and got a bottle of whisky and some tumblers and water. I always like to do these things for myself: it is irritating to me to have somebody continually at my elbow, as though I were an eighteen-month-old baby. All this
The last adventure of Allan Quatermain. Save its somewhat extended reflexions on life, friendship, love, death and other essential matters, the story didn't age at all, and the adventures are imaginative, tense and appealing.
Curiously enough, neither did age the movie based on another Quatermain novel, The mines of King Solomon.
Some may see its hunting and war episodes as ecologically and human-rigths criminal but if you pay attention, you'll note that the author doesn't make an apology for the gratuitous killing, and if you eat the meat from cows slaughtered in the slaughter-house, what is the difference with killing an animal to feed hungry expeditioners?
Haggard is clearly a must-read classic unjustly overshadowed by Jules Vernes, a writer of a very similar approach to these topics though ornamented with an exaggerated mysterious/esoteric aura.
This is a great book. I have read it when I was in secondary school and it depicts a great control of writing skills which we no longer possess today. I reveal to us the mind of man and how we tend to relate with each other. I wish I can get it to buy again. I recommend this book for young writers to read and to emulate.
Too archaic and out of time. The author eulogizes slavery and killing of animals for sport. Ecologists and animal lovers will squirm reading some anecdotes describing cold blooded killing of elephants just for pleasure. I do not recommend this book which is to be preserved in a museum rather than reading.
An excellent adventure novel - imagine Indiana Jones in more genteel Victorian times. The idea of a lost civilization of white people in the middle of Africa must have seemed like a British Colonial dream. The author, however, gives a voice to the idea that too much civilization is not always such a good thing.
I gave it a 4 because there are a few long descriptive passages that might seem a bit tedious to the modern reader.
All in all, though, a great read.
I have read Allan Quatermain in the past in a library more than 2000 kilometer away from my present location, i had been trying to buy it for long but i did not found in in bookshop araound here. It is a great pleaure for me to download and read the book again on PDA. I really love the book it is facinating and make me laugh again and again. i can never forget Alphonso, Umughala the Zulu man,Sir Henry Curtis, Good and Quatermain himself they depict various character ranging from strenght,boldness,coward and conqueror.