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In the last two years, we have managed to remove over 90% of Google ads from our website, and replaced them with independent, morally sound advertisers, that represent the ethos we wish to present. We've done this, all within an advertising budget that is affordable for small businesses. There is still some work to do to replace that remaining 10%, but we're proud of the progress we've managed to make so far.
Now the mission is to have the same situation with our Youtube channel.
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It was Andy Hope's idea hold a conference of Tlingit Tribes and Clans. Richard and Nora Marks Dauenhauer signed on early and provided much organizational help. Andy, Richard and Nora were founding members of Tlingit Readers, Inc., the non-profit organization that was to sponsor the first and later conferences.
The three have since passed away: in 2008 (Andy), 2014 (Dick), and 2017 (Nora).
Andy had been pushing for this type of conference for many years. He organized conferences of tradition bearers (elders) to create a list of clans and clan houses that became the "Traditional Tlingit Country" poster (now in its sixth printing), and with Canadian Tlingits living in northern British Columbia and the Yukon.
The first of the Sharing Our Knowledge conferences, held in Haines and Klukwan in May 1993, proved to be a break-away success. Hundreds of people attended and dozens of experts presented. Raven and Eagle host clans held culture nights and Klukwan opened clan houses for tours, with displays of priceless regalia and clan art. As Andy said amid the tumult, "There's a hunger for this!"
In the "founding documents," the newspaper op-ed columns published in 1992 and 1993, Andy describes his vision of the gathering he was organizing and, in an afterword in July 1993, an appreciation of the grand collaboration that became the Sharing Our Knowledge conferences, going strong a quarter of a century after Andy brought his idea into being.


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After working for 24 years in legacy systems, Budget Analyst Cheryl Brophy now processes actions in the GFEBS system. (Photo by Pamella B. Gray, PM GFEBS)
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At a time of increased scrutiny of government spending, the General Fund Enterprise Business System (GFEBS) is moving forward to transform the way Army manages its finance and real property accounting. On July 1, GFEBS completed the final wave for full deployment to support more than 50,000 customers worldwide by facilitating the management of nearly $140 billion in the General Fund and an additional $80 billion in Overseas Contingency Operations funds.
Previously, the Army's finances were tracked by multiple systems that were increasingly inefficient, costly, and outdated, some more than 30 years old. To gain visibility over finances and inventories, many Army commands established their own methods and internal systems. With no clear and complete picture of resources, these antiquated and fragmented systems affected military leaders' ability to make informed decisions. This ultimately affected the Soldier.
GFEBS transformed this situation. The GFEBS solution will subsume 107 legacy systems into an enterprise-wide system integrating financial, real property, cost management, and performance data. Leaders now have visibility of data not previously available through a single access point, taking into account the true costs of operations, functions, and organizations when making budget decisions to support warfighting capabilities. GFEBS allows leadership to make smarter, faster decisions, whether provisioning troops in the midst of battle to budget planning.
"GFEBS has enabled new financial management capabilities to more than 52,000 end users at 227 locations in 71 countries," said COL Patrick Burden, the Project Manager for GFEBS. "We have standardized business processes across the active Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve."
GFEBS is not an update of existing legacy systems, but an integrated, web-based solution replacing outdated systems used across the Army and by the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.
"GFEBS is an unprecedented leap forward in Army financial management," said Edward Quick, Deputy Project Manager for GFEBS. "It will fulfill the mandates for audit readiness and fiscal responsibility."
GFEBS is the Army's response to the Chief Financial Officers Act of 1990, which requires federal agencies to centralize their finance systems to better account for spending, and the Federal Financial Management Improvement Act of 1996, requiring that federal financial management systems provide accurate, reliable, and timely information to the government's managers.
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We've added some new people and promoted some others. Just in case you haven't met them yet, we'd like to introduce some of our folks. Wesley Cowden has joined Stowers Machinery as a compact construction equipment sales representative in the West Knoxville store. Skip Turner has joined Stowers Machinery as a compact construction equipment sales coordinator in the West Knoxville store. Hunter King has been promoted from equipment fleet specialist to rental coordinator at our West Knoxville store. Hunter has worked his way up from the warehouse to his current position over the past four years, so you may already know him. Matthew Reid has been promoted from his position as [read more…]
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As I'm sure some of you noticed, I did not post anything today. I wrestled with it all morning, I certainly had the time, but not the drive. With that, I have to put The Klepto's Guide To Awesome Music on temporary hiatus, at least compared with how it is currently handled.
I do not do this lightly, but as of late The Guide has become homework, which is not what I want at all. I used to look forward to listening to brand new and obscure albums, writing about what I heard, and generally spreading the good word. I used to be able to bang out half a dozen articles in a full day, key word - used to. Currently, I am writing articles hours before they post, that and a full work load is running me ragged. I have to change something and The Guide is the easiest.
I'm not going away totally, I'll still post time to time; bringing this website back to what it was for the first year or two, I post when I feel strongly about and album or act, not because I feel I have too. I think that my articles have been watered down and pretty shitty overall recently. I have been self-imposing deadlines that require quantity over quality, going back to writing whenever I feel like it will hopefully bring back some of the quality that I think The Guide has been lacking.
Also, I am talking with a couple of friends (once again) about writing here part time. This group actually seems into it, so if we can figure something out, something substantial and meaningful, then I will bring back the daily posts. But for now, for at least the week (and another because I am going on vacation for 8 days), I am effectively putting this blog on hold, focusing on other things, listening to music I actually want to listen to, not bands that I feel I have to listen to.
If you want to keep submitting albums, I am a whore for new music, so I will keep taking them. Also if you would like to be brought in on the new and improved Guide, whenever I get around to restarting it, please drop me a line, more the merrier.
For now, I bid you all adieu (that's French for goodbye).
Monday, June 20, 2011
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- Robert said...
It happens to everybody, dude. That Devil Music was pretty much a chronic hiatus case in it's first two and half years of existence because I didn't want to make it a job. But yeah, getting more writers on board definitely helps. Even one person that can put in nearly as much time and to bounce things off of is a huge relief.
You also have to decide on how big you want the site to be. Do you want tens of thousands of people a day and the added pressure of that or a few hundred people that check in once in awhile? the first example is more for the people like Metalsucks who make money off their site to live. Where the second example is more of a hobbiest.
Goo dluck and don't be a stranger over at TDM:)
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There are some, I am sure, who honestly believe that an Assembly for Wales is a good idea for Wales.
Some will welcome the removal of benevolent control, albeit sometimes misguided, from Westminster – surely they can not welcome direct rule by the un elected dictator committee that rules Europe, the European Commissioners. Some may feel that two more tiers of Government will help Wales, I can not for the life of me see how – the more tiers of Government the further from the electorate decision making becomes.
There will be those who will consider this an opportunity
to remove QUANGOs, this can not be so when all that is happening is they are replaced by politicised committees whose motivation is thus to be re elected by pandering to their voters albeit at the expense of others. Most of the QUANGOs are to remain anyway!
There will be those who favour an Assembly for Wales for their own personal glory
or their own financial gain, then again there are those who favour being big fish in little puddles knowing they have not the competence to swim in the big sea. There will be Cabinet Ministers, MEPs & MPs who will stand down in their larger jobs, where they have failed to make their mark or made fools of themselves, to seek personal puffed up importance in the minnow pool of the Assembly for Wales.
There will be those who believe they can achieve some sort of crazy stature
for their insular and introspective or out dated and bizarre nationalism through an Assembly for Wales.
There will be few with an understanding or belief that they can make selfish personal gain
through economics, trade, security, commerce, tourism, manufacturing, education, health etc., etc. who can welcome these fractured isles ruled by Europe as a replacement for these Independent Sovereign United Kingdoms. Those who wittingly acquiesce or promote the concept are in breech of trust with their ancestors and the almost 2 Million who have died this century defending Britain against invasion by European enemies.
Those who have read & understood the various European Treaties realise that in the long run they seek only to serve the major international corporations, the nightmare of globalism & the politicians themselves. To aid and abet the implementation of 'Heidrich's 1942 Reichs Plan for the Domination of Europe', will be seen by historians as the greatest Treason of all time.
The tighter the enslavement of the barbed wire circle of yellow stars of the EUropean Union's banner the greater will be the tragedy & strife in its undoing.
The Treaties predicate
that by consent, by strife or by bloodshed
they will be undone, there is no long-term choice.
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May we suggest you read some of the following books and papers - better still read them all!
1. The Treaty of Amsterdam in Perspective. The full text of all the changes & additions incorporated into the Treaty of Rome, the Single European Act & the Maastricht Treaty by the Treaty of Amsterdam together with an analysis of the extra powers of the European Community Institutions. Quoted by The Sunday Telegraph as 'Invaluable'.
2. Europe's Full Circle. By Rodney Atkinson. Reveals how the EU is built on the Nazis' 1942 blueprint, based on corporate elites & the new Fascism. Shows the loss of sovereignty and the un democratic structure of the EU. A very authoratitive read.
3. Treason At Maastricht being the destruction of the nation state where Rodney Atkinson & Norris McWhirter describe the 8 treason cases in the British Courts over the destruction of our constitution & sovereignty. A very informative read.
4. The Castle Of Lies. Christopher Booker & Richard North outline the reasons why Britain must get out of Europe.
5. The Bastards. By Teresa Gorman MP who tells the sensational inside story of the revolt against the government & Europe and the Machiavellian way it was crushed.
6. Britain Held Hostage. Lindsay Jenkins reveals who created the EU & why, tracing its origins to the pre war plotting to create a super state. Detailing Britain's loss of control & the imposition of small steps with terrifying consequences.


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Watch DJ Whoo Kid and Vado's new video for "The Leak".
We The Best artist Vado decided to stop by DJ Whoo Kid's studio recently and quickly perform his collaboration with the G-Unit DJ for "The Leak".
The new collabo will appear on Whoo Kid's upcoming project The N Word Bond Project, which is currently in the works and expected to drop later this year. Take a listen to the new song and watch their in-studio performance starring pornstar Mary Jean above.
Vado also just released his latest single "My Bae" featuring Jeremih. That comes only weeks after his full-length Sinatra EP.


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Verdant Vocations: A Dentist?
Here's the first in a series of posts about that third of our day spent beavering away at our chosen craft.
[Verdant: green, lush, rich. Vocation: calling, life's work, mission, purpose, function; profession, occupation, career, job, employment, trade, business, line, line of work, métier.]
A Green Dentist might :
1. buy Green Power to run their surgery
2. promote the use of replaceable head tooth brushes
3. email customers their invoice rather than printing them
4. advise customers of 'composite resin' as an alternative to mercury-based
amalgam fillings
5. install energy saving compact fluorescent and LED lighting where
6. use natural ingredient mouthwashes in the surgery
7. employ low volatile organic compound (VOC) paints when refurbishing surgery and reception rooms
8. advise customers of the nearest public transport stops or bikeways
9. adhere strictly to government regulations for the safe disposal of waste mercury
10. have copies of quick-to-read Dr Seuss' The Lorax in the waiting room.
After we drew up the above list on the back of an envelope we though, "Gee, wonder if any dentists are actually doing this sort of stuff? Are we being realistic?" To our delight we found a couple of dental surgeries who go even further.
Green Dentistry use digital patient charting to reduce paper use, digital imaging (not traditional x-rays), which means 75 to 90% less radiation, their office utilizes only energy efficient T8 and MR16 lighting as well as natural ventilation cooling rather than air conditioning.
The Transcendentist practice what they call ecodentistry. This means they have linoleum floors, use cotton head rests and bibs that they launder/disinfect on-site instead of the usual disposables and use steam-based instrument sterilization among many other initiatives.
See also other links for greening your vocation:
TreeHugger's How To Green Your Work Guide
Green@Work Magazine
The upcoming book: True Green at Work: 100 Ways You Can Make the Environment Your Business. [Australian version here.]


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The press release for the new Beans record had me salivating at first glance – his first set to be made up of entirely guest productions, featuring the likes of Four Tet, Clark, Tobacco, Tortoise and Son Lux. I wondered how this would translate into a coherent whole, and shortly after decided that the words should stitch it all together nicely.
Beans' stuttering staccato flow has always been a defining feature of his 'alternative' take on hip hop, admittedly allowing him to pack a lot of words in, firing them out at a speed that makes them nearly incomprehensible on first listen. His style blends new and old school methodology to curious effect, but in this instance works against the ebb and curve of the album, marking him out as a rapper with something to prove from the first to the last bar, a desperation echoed in the LP's title.
Instead of endearing the listener to his plight, the all-or-nothing rapping approach adopted on End It All lends it a sense of misplaced self-confidence, as though Beans has been reassured that he still has it, and can go it alone, but isn't so sure himself. Take opener 'Superstar Destroyer' as an example; the hook emphasises that he's "still the champion", before descending into a miasma of rhymes which he apparently hopes will illustrate this fact to all the haters out there. Likewise, 'Air is Free' starts as a rant about US foreign policy, but closes as an exercise in self-adulation and ego tickling.
The funky, abrasive 'Glass Coffins' is more or less what you might expect from Tobacco's production suite – big synths dominate the mix with fuzzy intensity, melody carried by arpeggiated analogue wobble. Son Lux's 'Blue Movie' features sweeps of orchestral strings counteracted by a swaggering beat with layers and layers of distortion. 'Deathsweater' (prod. Nobody) is just about the only track that seems to have its tongue in its cheek, but even so feels lacking in substance and too reliant on its chorus.
'Anvil Falling' has to be the oddest creation Four Tet has put his name to, clocking in at under one minute and surfing on an acidic synth that strays wildly out of control over a junkyard breakbeat. Clark's 'Hunter' closes the LP and is more preditable, squeezing elements of techno into a hip hop template to sound akin to a Turning Dragon-era prototype. Once again, Beans' lines settle uneasily on the backing beat and are over before you have chance to focus your attention properly.
I am not for a second questioning the raw technical prowess of Beans' rapping, because this is one of the first things that jumps out at you. But 13 breakneck tracks in just over half an hour is frankly too much for the brain to properly absorb, and that's coming from someone who considers themselves a big fan of the genre. The same can be said for the 90-mile-an-hour, Anticon-released Tobacco LP Maniac Meat. And while all the productions presented on End It All show real depth and attention to detail – like most releases associated with Anti-Pop Consortium – the words leave a bitter taste and the faint suggestion that Beans is way better with APC than without.
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The first principle is that animals live at least five to twenty times the length of time it takes to grow to adulthood.
The second principle is that there is a strong relationship between life span and the production of toxins within the intestines.
All animals live from five to twenty times the length of time it takes to grow into a mature adult. Dogs, for instance, typically grow to adulthood in two years and live to approximately ten to fifteen years of age. Elephants have a maturation period of about twenty years and live to over one hundred and fifty years. Scholars see humans as having a physical maturation period of roughly twenty years, so five times that would be one hundred years. Why is it, then, that very few of us live that long?
Here the second principle comes into play. Animals in which non beneficial bacteria proliferate and produce toxins within the intestines have shorter life spans, while animals without these toxins have longer life spans.
The crane lives ninety to a hundred years and turtles approximately three hundred. When dissecting the intestines of these animals you never find putrefying bacteria causing a rotten smell. The reason why birds and turtles live so long is that there is no time for non beneficial bacteria to proliferate inside of these animals.
Humans living naturally in the wilderness have stools with almost no foul smell, and generally they live much longer than people in large, modern cities. Living in the city and eating foods that are not natural increases the amount of abnormal fermentation, resulting in the production of intestinal toxins.
Absorbing these toxins causes the various organs within the body to degenerate and the person ages more rapidly, unable to live his or her allotted normal life span. It was in regard to this fact that Professor Mechnikov developed his lactobacillus protocol and published his findings.
It was here that our research led to the sixteen organism symbiotic culture method. The interesting thing about symbiotic culturing is that, when one bacterium becomes stronger an antibiotic reaction occurs and surrounding bacteria produce antibodies against it, while at the same time becoming stronger themselves. This idea of mutual strengthening is the theory underlying symbiotic culturing.
Because the substance that is secreted by these beneficial bacteria is difficult to drink in large amounts, we have concentrated it in an unaltered state. Taking just a small amount shows complete effect without the necessity for increasing the number of living bacteria within the intestines.
This is the most effective method for preventing intestinal self-toxification, and the research of Kozui Otani derives from a description of this in some 2,500 year old Buddhist scriptures.
Daigo, as it is referred to in these ancient scriptures, is a bacterial secretion with an extraordinarily delicious flavor. By eating these effective ingredients and stopping abnormal fermentation within the intestines, you enable nutrients to be completely absorbed by the body, while preventing the absorption of toxins. This is the first thing one must do to maintain perfect health and prolong the life span.
Kozui Otani's idea was to first apply effective bacteria to the fetus. Any toxins developing within the mother's womb will have an enormous effect on the fetus, so you want to prevent the production of toxins. You build a healthy infant, because if poisons are absorbed while the tissues of the body are still soft and not yet hardened, it will have a positive effect on future health.
This application is gradually broadened to building fine physical constitutions for all citizens. Add to this mental training, and emphasis on harmony between the material and the spiritual, and you will establish an intelligent culture of peace.
This is most important for the future of mankind. It is my hope that these ideas will be popularized as quickly as possible throughout all nations, and that they will be of use in raising the health level and longevity of people worldwide.
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Women borrowers would get an additional 0.05 percent concession on card rates, SBI, country's biggest lender, said in a statement.
SBI home loans will now be available under two slabs-- under Rs 75 lakh and above Rs 75 lakh.
SBI loans of up to Rs 75 lakh would be available to fresh borrowers at 10.15 percent against the existing rate of 10.50 percent. For women borrowers, the rate of interest after an additional concession of 0.05 percent would be 10.10 percent for home loans of up to Rs 75 lakh.
With regard to loans of above Rs 75 lakh, the new rate would be 10.30 percent. For women borrowers it is 10.25 percent. The new SBI rates would be effective from tomorrow.
Country's largest housing finance company HDFC cut rates by 0.25 percent. "This is a limited period offer and is valid for all new applications submitted before January 31, and first disbursement taken by February 28, 2014," HDFC said in a statment.
The new rates for HDFC home loans of up to Rs 75 lakh will be 10.25 percent as against the existing 10.50 percent. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in its monetary policy review yesterday kept short-term lending rate unchanged at 7.75 percent, while the cash reserve ratio (CRR) remained at 4 percent.
In October, SBI had reduced interest rates on loans for car and consumer durables and also decided to lower processing charges to cash in on the festival season demand.


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Animals adapted to alpine areas are a hardy species that can withstand a harsh climate with late springs, short summers and a habitat with only sparse vegetation.
The avian fauna of the Geghama Mountain Range includes around 250 species that make 70 percent of all Armenia's birds. All birds can be divided into the following groups by the nature of their appearance and habitat: residents, visitors, breeding, wintering and vagrants. The latter group reflects changes in the fauna structure depending on the season. In winter fauna consists of indigenous and wintering birds from northern regions. At the beginning of spring birds from more southern regions appear again on their return to breed. At the same time the wintering birds leave and day after day the fauna increases, reaching the greatest diversity between the end of spring and the beginning of summer with the new generation of birds hatching out.
High rocky slopes are the place of choice for birds of prey for nesting, birds such as the Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos), Imperial eagle (aquila heliaca), Egyptian Vulture (neophron percnopterus), Cinereous Vulture (aegypius monachus), Griffon Vulture (Gyps fulvus) and the Bearded Vulture (gypaetus barbatus), about which there were disputes on what species it belonged to. It is now classed as a vulture, but not the type we would of as a vulture. The last Bearded Vulture in Europe was in the Swiss Alps. By 1886 they had all been annihilated. The nest of the Bearded Vulture is usually located in remote valleys of high, rocky crevices or in caves. These powerful birds of prey are of great interest because of their huge wingspan, which can exceed 2 meters. The Cinereous Vulture typically builds its nest 2.25 meters in diameter made from among densely spread juniper branches. The Imperial Eagle is not as skillful in nest building, and it often appears that the nest is so crooked that would be easily blown away by a strong wind. Yet on such occasions the she-eagle will be seen keeping her eggs warm, sitting quiet on that thick yet crooked scaffold.
Like all avian scavengers these birds scan territory by soaring to impressive heights. Each of them eats the different parts of carrion in their own unique way. The Cinerous Vulture will tear up muscles with its beak, while the Griffon Vulture will go head first into the abdomen of the carrion to pull out the entrails. The Egyptian Vulture feeds on all parts of the carrion, while the Bearded Vulture prefers the muscular parts and extremities of the carrion. The excrement of the Bearded Vulture is pure calcium and this is because the Bearded vulture is the only animal that feeds almost exclusively on bone (70-90%). These birds have to fly large distances yet will always return to breed in the area where they were born.
hese birds operate on a strong survival instinct, struggling every time for each piece of carrion. Often they stay hungry for 30 to 40 days. If they find a considerable quantity of carrion they gorge as much as they can. However they sometimes have to vomit parts out again to overcome body weight to fly again. The number of these birds nesting is not large, only one or two. It is because they are on the verge of extinction, all being listed in the Red Book.
In Geghama Mountain Range can also be found the Lesser Kestrel (falco naumanni), Eurasian Kestrel (falco tinnunculus) and Saker Falcon (falco cherrug). Flying high they can spot small prey such as the Field Mouse (migrotus arvalis), then swoop down with speed and dexterity to catch it on the ground. They will also hunt other rodents, such as the Forest Dormouse (dryomys nitedula), and shrews, such as the Caucasian white-toothed shrew (cricidura gueldenstaedti). Smaller birds of prey such as the Hobby (falco subbuteo), unlike other falcons, hunts mid-air. They hunt for prey such as Dragonflies and Swallows, catching them with their claws and eating mid-flight. They choose to nest in trees, using old crow nests.
A typical alpine ground nester is the Caspian Snowcock (tetraogallus caspius), it is also listed in the Red Book. Its large size, highly developed breast and limb muscles, allow these birds to endure severe frosts, easily climb up steep scree slopes and swiftly maneuver around boulders even on cliffs. When these birds fly their take-off is labored, beating their wings fast. They prefer to glide down slopes. Their strong vocalization allows distant communication in these windswept areas. The call to alarm by the Snowcock will also cause wild ibex (capra aegagrus) to flee in panic.
Throughout the Geghama Mountain Region it is possible to find the Cuckoo (cuculus canorus) which makes its presence known with dry and sharp calls, from which the English name "Cuckoo" derives. The Cuckoo is a parasitical bird; it does not build a nest but lays in the nests of other small birds. Always its egg will hatch before the host bird's own eggs, the baby Cuckoo instinctively pushes out the host bird's eggs out of the nest.
Also in the region can be found the Alpine Chough (pyrrhocorax graculus), Red-billed Chough (pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax), Yellow-Legged Gull (larus cachinnans), Crimson-Winged Finch (rhodopechys sanguinea), Chukar (alectoris chukar), Common Partridge (perdix perdix), Grey-Necked Bunting (emberiza buchanani), Water Pipit (anthus spinoletta), Scops Owl (otus scops), Alpine Accentor (prunella collaris) and Radde's Accentor (prunella ocularis). The Eagle Owl (bubo bubo) and Little Owl (athene noctua) will sit motionlessly on the eaves of rocks. Their eyesight exceeds by five times human eyesight and allows them to see as well in the night as in the day. However they always active at night and can notice a common mouse at a distance of 500-600 meters away before swooping onto it mid-flight.
The Crested Lark (galerida cristata), the Lesser Short-toed Lark (calandrella rufescens) and the Shore Lark (eremophila alpestris) nest in open areas of land and so as a precaution sing their songs far away from their nests in order not to give the location away to predators.
The Pale Rock Sparrow (carpospiza brachydactyla) transforms its songs to mimic the sound of cicadas, attracting the Dragonflies to its nest and making the feeding of their young easier.
Wolves inhabit many areas where their prey can be found, such as mountains, plains, alpine meadows, pastures or rocky slopes. They usually hunt in packs with a rigid hierarchy. They will only attack alone if they are sure of escape. They prefer to hunt at night though sometimes in the afternoon. Sheep are a common prey for them.
The Brown Bear (ursus arctos) footprints can often found on the snow covered slopes of this region. The prints are very wide, deep and five-fingered. The weight of a full grown bear is 190 kg up to 300kg. In March the female gives birth to an average of two cubs. The Brown Bear is more often active from twilight and night, but sometimes also in the daytime. Usually they avoid encountering people. However a bear surprised, with prey, wounded or guarding cubs, may attack.
Close to the Khosrov Forest reserve also live Leopard (pantera pardus) and Lynx (felis lynx). The Lynx always yields to the Leopard in a confrontation yet its resourcefulness surpasses the Leopard. It prefers to attack the victim by pouncing on it from a tree or rock. The Fox, like most other animals, always spots a person long before they spot them.
When walking in the Geghama Mountains, you will certainly be seen by the animals, but if you have no good eye of a skilled hunter you will have difficulty spotting them. A careful eye however would detect the wild animals escaping on the slopes.
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In writing this paper, use was made of excerpts from the "Handbook of Birds of Armenia", by Martin S. Adamyan, Daniel Klem, Jr.


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Play, Create, and Share With PlayStation's Groundbreaking, Genre-Defying and Highly Anticipated Release LittleBigPlanet™
LittleBigPlanet™ Revolutionizes Gaming with In-Game Design Tools, Ability to Share Content and Social Networking in One Hand-Crafted World
FOSTER CITY, Calif., October 27, 2008 – Sony Computer Entertainment America (SCEA) today announced the North American release of LittleBigPlanet™ exclusively for PLAYSTATION®3 (PS3™) system. Developed by Media Molecule, LittleBigPlanet is a highly anticipated, community-based video game that allows players to control the iconic and customizable SackBoy™ as they play, create and share their masterpieces in a stitched-together, 3D-crafted material world. LittleBigPlanet invites players of all ages and skill types into an innovative and imaginative experience where they can explore and play through developer and user-generated levels. Additionally, and what sets LittleBigPlanet apart, is players can use the same design tools, materials and stickers Media Molecule built the actual game with to shape or build objects and entire game levels. Players can then share these creations with the LittleBigPlanet community online via PlayStation®Network. LittleBigPlanet is available exclusively on the PS3™ system for $59.99 (SRP) at most retailers beginning this week.
"We are extremely excited to see how LittleBigPlanet will revolutionize the scope and expectations of video games," said Scott Rohde, Vice President of Product Development, Sony Computer Entertainment Worldwide Studios. "LittleBigPlanet is conceptually brilliant. With the vast online and community features of the game, and the ability to share user-generated content, the game definitely creates an experience with no boundaries."
LittleBigPlanet's central premise of 'Play, Create, Share' is apparent from the moment the game begins, with each of the game's pillars intertwining to encourage players to experience all aspects of this genre-defying title. Players start by entering Story Mode and can begin playing the first of 50 wildly varied pre-loaded levels to learn the various game play mechanics, tools and more. Players quickly begin unlocking various tools and accessories needed to customize their own creations and levels. Soon after, players can access the simple level editor to begin their own creation process, building everything from large, complex environments, clever mini-games to even smaller objects such as wall graffiti or rocket-propelled vehicles. Additionally, LittleBigPlanet supports the PLAYSTATION®Eye Camera so players can take photos of real-life objects or creations and import the images to the virtual levels they are creating.
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ANCHORAGE (AP) — A jury acquitted an Army soldier on Thursday of manslaughter and homicide charges in the death of a friend during a drunken game of Russian roulette.
The jurors returned not guilty verdicts on manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide charges for Jacob Brouch, 27. He was found guilty of a weapons misconduct charge, a Class A misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail.
Prosecutors said it was Brouch who handed his 26-year-old friend the bullet and the six-shot revolver after McCloskey repeatedly expressed his hatred of Russian roulette during the fatal shooting at Brouch's Eagle River home on March 6, 2011.


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Customers to see NetWeaver transformation, says SAP chief
SAP plans to use NetWeaver to make all its products service-enabled by 2007, according to SAP CEO Henning Kagermann.
SAP is well on its way to transforming NetWeaver into a composition platform that supports a portfolio of components, SAP CEO Henning Kagermann told a group of investors and analysts Wednesday.
NetWeaver will be sold with all SAP products by the end of 2005 and over the next two years, SAP plans to launch its business process platform, called Enterprise Services Architecture. The goal is to have all SAP products services-based by 2007, Kagermann said."People can combine the best process solutions they get from SAP with the process solutions they get from others and also some custom-built software," Kagermann said during an analyst and investor conference at SAP's Sapphire international conference in Copenhagen, Denmark. His comments were broadcast live on SAP's investor Web site. "Our Enterprise Services Architecture gives new flexibility and new power to change business processes on the fly without being blocked by inflexible IT systems," Kagermann said. The new architecture exposes nearly all SAP application components to Web services interfaces to allow customers to easily reassemble the application components and combine them with third-party vendors. SAP faces a challenge to communicate clearly as it transitions customers to its Enterprise Services Architecture, said Paul Hamerman, vice president of enterprise applications at Cambridge, Mass.-based Forrester Research Inc. While SAP is leading the industry in moving toward a service-oriented architecture, it has had problems in the past communicating a clear strategy to its customer base, Hamerman said. Kagermann said SAP is committed to rolling out its new architecture systematically to ensure a smooth transition. The rollout will culminate with the entire mySAP Business Suite on the architecture in 2007. Kagermann also outlined SAP's positive first-quarter results, in which the company gained market share against rival Oracle Corp. in the U.S. The U.S. and the Asia Pacific markets are two growth regions for the company, he said.
Also highlighted were SAP's latest slew of product announcements, which include a broad rollout of analytic composite applications spanning 25 industries and a joint product and marketing partnership with Microsoft to develop a composite application that links Microsoft Office with SAP applications. The joint software will be sold a separate product license, and be developed under the code name Mendocino. "We have continued our talks we had last year and spoke about interoperability between NetWeaver and .NET, and mentioned there is an opportunity to link the Office applications and SAP closely together," Kagermann said. "We also expect some faster penetration because this joint product will deliver on the request of many, many clients." SAP also announced an extension of its partnership with IBM, which launched a version of its DB2 database management system (DBMS) that is optimized for SAP applications. While the longstanding partnership between the two companies has been successful in the midmarket, it is expected to draw former PeopleSoft and J.D. Edwards customers off of Oracle database software, with a combination of support and services packages for migrating to SAP and DB2. "We are delivering our application on any database and any platform that you wish," Kagermann said. "Customers continue to invest in SAP because we have articulated a very clear message, and we will deliver much earlier than some of our competitors."


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WILSON, N.C. – The Belmont Abbey baseball team put on an offensive performance in the first game of the conference series against Barton Friday. The Abbey totaled 25 hits including eight home runs to outscore the Bulldogs 22-16. Belmont Abbey improves to 11-15 on the year with a 4-7 Conference Carolinas record as Barton moves to 17-11 and a 5-5 league record.
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SUBJECT/S: Penalty Rates Cut and NBN in Western Australia
PETER VAN ONSELEN: Thanks for your company Stephen Jones
STEPHEN JONES, SHADOW MINISTER FOR REGIONAL COMMUNICATIONS, SHADOW MINISTER FOR REGIONAL SERVICES, LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND TERRITORIES: Good to be with you Pete.
PVO: Let me just talk to you about penalty rates if I can, this decision is one that is only possible because Bill Shorten as you would well know made amendments to the Fair Work Act which gave the Fair Work Commission the power to do what it's done, it's his fault isn't it?
JONES: No, I've seen that spin that's going out today mate, it's simply not true. The Fair Work Commission has had a capacity to review, increase; decease penalty rates for just about as long as it's existed. Let's get to the heart of the matter, I respect the independence of the Fair Work Commission but we are able to criticism them when we think they've got a decision wrong and I think they've got this decision wrong.
PVO: But if they have got it wrong, Bill Shorten in his media conference earlier gave a very strong impression that he would look to legislate to reverse it. That's not respecting the independence of the Commission is it?
JONES: Look if we are unable to legislate for changes in community sentiment or legislate where we think the act needed to be improved there would have been no changes to the Fair Work Act over the last 116 years. The truth of the matter is it's
one of the most amended pieces of legislation on the federal statute book but I want to get to this point. We think the decision is wrong. It is not only a cut in the take home pay of thousands of already low paid workers, but a time when wages growth is very flat and that is impacting on demand, this is not the time to be cutting the pay of workers who let's face it they spend every cent that they get. That's what we are talking about a group of workers, who spend every cent that they get, what we have done is basically put another dampener on demand. So for those reasons it's not a good decision.
PVO: So you don't like the decision, Bill Shorten has said the same, so Labor if elected will reverse it, is that right? Through legislation?
JONES: Yep, we will look at what our options are mate, there's a little bit of time between now and the next decision and next election; we will look at what our options are. Let's explain why we think it's wrong. It's a cut to take home pay, it's going to take money out of the economy and dampen demand. But here's the thing the employers and the government have been saying for many years now, and particularly the big business employers, if you cut penalty rates we create more jobs. Does anybody think for a moment that McDonalds, Hungry Jacks, and KFC are going to extend their opening hours on a Sunday for one more hour or employ one additional worker as a result of today's decision? I put that challenge out to those companies right now, tell us how many more new jobs you are going to create or how many additional hours you are going to open. We know what the answer, the answer quite simply Pete is none.
PVO: But do you accept that this is not the Government's doing. This is an independent body that has made an independent decision under rules, frameworks and laws that Labor brought in.
JONES: A campaign that is being run by Members of the Liberal Party, by the Industrial Relations Minister herself and over sixty of her backbenches the Fair Work Commission is not immune to that sort of pressure. Let's be frank we all know whose been championing for cuts to penalty rates.
PVO: They did not even make a submission Stephen Jones.
JONES: And they should have. And they should have
PVO: Okay so we can say that they weren't proactive in trying to stop it but you can't say they were proactive in trying to make it happen can you surely?.
JONES: Do your research on this one Pete and see how many Liberal and National Party Members of Parliament have stood up in Parliament or elsewhere and called for cuts to penalty rates. You get almost hundred percentage of them and we just think it is a bad decision at this time of all times it's a bad decision for jobs and the economy.
PVO: What about this exchange though, on radio in Melbourne between the Opposition Leader and a presenter there.
PRESENTER: "Will you accept their finding given this is an independent body assessing penalty rates for Sundays if you're Prime Minister"
BILL SHORTEN: Yes.
PRESENTER: You'll accept them?
SHORTEN: Yes.
PRESENTER: Even if they reduce Sunday Penalty Rates?
SHORTEN: Mr Shorten: Well I said I would accept the Independent Tribunal.
PVO: Doesn't sound like that now that it's gone the wrong way.
JONES: Well you can always accept the findings of the Tribunal, but look at where you might need to legislate if that has a negative impact on low paid workers and the economy as a whole. This is what Bill, and Brendan and others have been saying we think this is actually going to have the opposite effect to what the people who have championing it have called for, we think it's going to be not only impact on the demand, let's not forget those people who are going to have less money in their pocket when they walk into shops, coffee shops and retail outlets, they're going to have less money to spend as a result of this decision, so that's one negative impact we are going to have to respond to. We don't think it's going to create any additional jobs and how's this going to impact low paid workers? Now we will take our time to look at a whole raft of measures that might be able to be put in place to compensate for this decision that has been made today.
PVO: Alright, just on this, don't get me wrong I understand this is political matter from heaven for Labor and I am not suggesting you like the decision, but I'm saying politically I suspect this is a tough one for the government irrespective if we talk about how the decision was made or what independence was there but facts still matter in this Stephen Jones. You mentioned KFC, McDonalds and Hungry Jacks in terms of the impact this will have, they are all under EBAs which are unaffected by this decision.
JONES: Then why is it that their industrial body was one of the leaders in taking this matter up to the Fair Work Commission and as anyone who has been involved in this field for a long time as I have will be able to tell you, the award sets the underpinning on which the enterprise agreements are made.
PVO: So you're talking about flow on effects?
JONES: It has a flow on effect, for the next EBA and for everybody else's EBA.
PVO: So down the track, somewhere there might be an impact on those companies, but you do accept that the decision today has no direct impact on the existing conditions under the EBA of those three big businesses.
JONES: Well why were they appearing before Fair Work Australia calling for a cut if it was not going to have any impact on them. Of course it's going to have an impact on them, of course it's going to have an impact on them Pete, we know it, their workers know it and they know it, that's why they were calling for it.
PVO: Can we agree on this, can we agree on this if we were starting in Year zero I would personally like the idea of Saturday and Sunday penalty rates being aligned, but we are not starting in year zero and the optics of a cut to some of the lower paid workers in our community to be adjusted to a position, which you might as a starting principal may think is okay, but adjustment frankly is not okay, do we agree with that?.
JONES: Look, I think there's a problem, here's what that proposition boils down to Pete. Is Sunday and Saturday the same as any other day of the week and if it was why are most government departments, most large businesses, parliament itself why is that not open on a Sunday and the answering is that its long accepted that Sunday is a little bit special and its maybe the one day in the week where you get to spend some time at home with your family or catch up on those jobs you're unable to do during the week. So Sunday is a little bit different and I don't think that's changed that much.
PVO: Why did Bill Shorten amend the Fair Work Act to have this review of the penalty rates in the first place, I don't understand why he would have done that.
JONES: Look this was a part of a whole range of reviews, a whole range of amendments that were made to the Fair Work Act in part as a response to a long running campaign, that employers and the Coalition had been running in this country in the need to get more flexibility into the workplace relations system. So amendments were put into place to ensure that the Fair Work Commission could look at these and a whole range of other matters. Now I repeat the point it's not a contradiction to say that you respect the independence of the Fair Work Commission and to say when you think they've got a decision wrong, them or any other court in this country, the parliament, the legislator and members of parliament who represent their constituents can stand up and say well we think you got it wrong and we think this needs to be addressed.
PVO: What about this though, Bill Shorten when asked whether it was likely that the Commission would make the change that it has now in fact made he said "that it was as likely as aliens contacting earth". Now we have had news today about NASA finding planets that are similar to ours so who knows but it doesn't make you much of a judge does it, bit of an issue there for Bill Shortens ability to predict the future I'd like a Prime Minister whose got a better handle on those sort of likely predictive outcomes.
JONES: Which underscores my point Pete, that this extraordinary decision, one that could not or should not have been anticipated and one that were with great respect to the eminent members of the Fair Work Commission we think they've got it wrong.
PVO: This is the slippery slope argument that I am putting to you now Stephen Jones where does Legislative intervention end. I mean we had the rhetoric before the decision went one way from Bill Shorten which I read out to you before saying he would respect the independence. It looks like from his media conference and what you say that you would like to Legislative intervene. Where does that end though what about minimal wage decisions, what about the reserve bank on the setting of interest rates. Where does it end?
JONES: Look, this has been one of the most disputed pieces of legislation, since the federation of Australia. There have been amendments to the Work Place Relations Act and the Fair Work Commission and before it the conciliation and arbitration Commission, in just about every parliament since Federation. So it's simply not true to say that this is an act and a body that is set in stone. There's always been a healthy in sometimes unhealthy, dialogue between the Parliament, the government and the Fair Work Commission. Over the long run we always get the balance right. We haven't said, and this is an important point Peter, we haven't said what we would do to address this decision. We will take a calm look at all of the measures that are available to us, through all the branches and all the acts of parliament that are available to us, but what we are saying quite clearly is that at this time, of all times taking a hatchet to the pay packs of low paid workers is bad for them and bad for the economy and it needs some address.
PVO: Just finally, we've ended up talking all about penalty rates for obvious reasons with the news of the day, but you're over in the great state of Western Australia, don't tell me and this is my question Stephen Jones, and please don't tell me that you are over there as a Federal Shadow Minister campaigning in a State Election that wouldn't be appropriate would it?
JONES: I'm going to have to break your heart Pete, I have not been doing that, last night I was out in the great town of Kalgoorlie talking to them and trying to excite them and G them up about a campaign to stop the roll out of copper-based NBN and to get the same sort of fibre-optic cable-based NBN in regional Western Australia that is going to be rolled-out in the capital cities of Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne, and as a proud Western Australian Pete, I'm sure that's a campaign that you would support me in.
PVO: Well, we don't need any of that do we Stephen Jones not with 5G and ongoing technology, this is just becoming one big white elephant isn't it the NBN whether its copper or fibre.
JONES: Mate in about five or six years times there will be a Piñata with Malcolm Turnbull's name on it, because of the enormous damage he has done to one of the most important nation building project in this country. You can't beat fibre. Do it right the first time and the people of Kalgoorlie and the rest of Western Australia know that. In fact this is one of the slowest states in Australia for rolling out the NBN. Your home town of Perth mate, one of the worst internet speeds of any capital city in the country, so right throughout Western Australia their crying out for better NBN, better Broadband and fibre is the answer to that not, old copper.
PVO: Stephen Jones appreciate you joining us on Newsday, Thanks for your company.
JONES: Good to be with you


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BEE Pro is the upgraded version of BEE Free, which provides additional features for a small monthly fee.
Would love to see options for fees, perhaps some monthly options (with discount for annual or non-profit) but then also a pay-per-saved-template for those who might not use it that often.
Hello! Sorry about the delay! Yes we will likely have a non-profit incentive. In terms of pricing, BEE Pro will be based on an inexpensive monthly subscription. Make sure to add your name to the list at https://beefree.io (click on "Go PRO") if you'd like us to build this. Thanks again for the feedback!
I really like beefree :D Think about different kind of plans. I dont make so many htmls a month, but i would gladly pay a few bucks for this great tool! :D
Thanks Guido! Make sure to cast your vote by adding your name to the list at https://beefree.io (click on "Go PRO"). Thanks again for the feedback!
Features I'd like to see:
– Team plans, for collaboration.
– Templates, to save time.
– A marketplace for templates.
Essentially, I want you to make it more like Webflow, but for email.
Thanks for the valuable feedback Mark!
Hi Massimo. I've recently discovered BEE, and for sure it's more than perfect. It would be great if the posibility to include a plan for startup agencies will be taken in consideration. Also, a drag'n'drop module for creating tables, will be great. Good luck in future projects!
Thanks for your feedback Lulian. Yes, the PRO version of https://beefree.io will feature an inexpensive subscription plan (and then we might add more expensive plans later with more features). Also, it will soon have a "Custom HTML" content block where you will be able to paste your own HTML, including tables (but you should be careful not to negatively affect the responsiveness of the design). We are shooting for a end-of-November release. Hope this helps!
Just don't require us to pay to save messages. Premium themes or modules is one thing. But if we have to pay just to save messages there's really nothing setting you all apart from MailUp or one of the other HTML Email builders out there.
Hi Massimo, Just checking out what you're thinking in terms of a release for the PRO version. Your note last month mentioned an end-of-November release and just wanted to check. We like the BeeFree product and think it could work well for us, but need to make a product decision soon.
I think that the features that you've cited are the ones that we most want; the tool is nearly perfect for our needs. We LOVE the flexbility and the rigor, the ease of use, etc. But, since you're asking... a fee simple plan, the ability to collaborate and save via the cloud, the ability to save multiple templates (similar to your images storage folders), a common images folder (for said collaboration), and, perhaps, a means to preview on various email clients?
(as a side note: we're ANXIOUS for the pro version and looking forward to it's debut. HURRY! :))
"(as a side note: we're ANXIOUS for the pro version and looking forward to it's debut. HURRY! :))"
+1 on the pro version for me as well. Any idea on when you might be launching the pro version, guys? Would be really helpful for email campaign creation across my marketing team. Look forward to seeing an update soon. :-)
Please release the pro version, even if it's buggy. This is a great app and I can't use it because I can't work with multiple templates or collaborate.
We're only days away! Go to http://beefree.io/, click on "Go PRO" and sign up to be notified as soon as the system goes live. Cheers!
You can now sign up. Let us know what you think!
15-day free trial, no credit card required, only $15/month after that.
For details on features, etc. see: https://beefree.io/bee-pro/pricing/
It would be nice to have a 2-column option for reversing the content order on mobile, like what's done for the sidebars in http://webdesign.tutsplus.com/tutorials/creating-a-future-proof-responsive-email-without-media-queries--cms-23919
Hi @Massimo,
Can you please have someone get back to me asap as we have some issues with our pro subscription and cannot access your support (as it seems that we are still on the free plan).
Hi Ron, I opened a support ticket for your request.
You will receive the notification in your inbox.
I would need to use the pro version once or twice a year for a non-profit. I would need to be able to export my template but also to be able on import it back again when I want to modify it.
When not working for the non-profit, I'm a profesionnal translator and could provide French translation for the whole website in exchange for a pro account.
Is there any chance we can work something out?
Best regards,
Hi Guillaume, I'll be replying in the support ticket you opened.


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"Welcome to the Knight Bus, emergency transportation for the stranded witch or wizard. Just stick out your wand hand, step on board and we can take you anywhere you want to go."
When the Knight Bus crashes through the darkness and screeches to a halt in front of him, it's the start of another far from ordinary year at Hogwarts for Harry Potter. Sirius Black, escaped mass-murderer and follower of Lord Voldemort, is on the run – and they say he is coming after Harry. In his first ever Divination class, Professor Trelawney sees an omen of death in Harry's tea leaves… But perhaps most terrifying of all are the Dementors patrolling the school grounds, with their soul-sucking kiss… "
This is the second time within a year that I have read this book and I am not disappointed. How is it that you can read the same book within a close proximity to each other and still see it differently each time? It's amazing. I only read this book last year because it was the only Harry Potter book that I hadn't read and it became my favourite. This may possibly have been because I was reading it as an adult and knew roughly was going to happen because of the films and the other books, which I had read, so I already felt like I was reading it for a second time with an all knowing eye. My enjoyment of this book, made me fall back in love with this series and made me want to re-read the whole entire series again, but this time doing it right for the first time.
I was apprehensive re-reading this book again so close, but boy was I wrong to be nervous. It felt so much better reading this book this time around. Because I was doing right and I had just read Book 1 and 2 in the series already, the story carried on and it flowed that much better. All the little jokes, although deep within me made sense the first time around, didn't need any thinking, which made me enjoy them so much. There was just so much more that I just picked up on and because of this, made the story that much more special.
This is one of the books where there is so much more in the book that is just left out of the movies, so if you decide to read this, you uncover so many more layers. The most simplest of things, such as, who wrote and created the Map that Fred and George gave to Harry. The names are so clearly there for all to see, in both movie and book, it made me feel like I had been so ignorant when I had been watching the film's before for not noticing them before because of how obvious they were and I had to have them explained to me so clearly.
I loved everything about this book, and this is one of those few books that definitely did live up to and exceed the hype that surrounded it. The characters that you already know and love are growing up slowly and you can see it happening and I only wish that I read them in the right order so I could've seen that more clearly. You can see that the style of the book is growing as the age of not only the characters are growing older, but the age of the readers are also growing older alongside the characters. This is shown with the writing style and the language that takes a darker turn and with there being a more complex storyline to follow. The book is also bigger in size, as there is more of a story to tell, requiring the reader to have more determination to read and finish this book. I loved it!
I would definitely recommend this book and this ENTIRE series to everybody and to anybody who wishes to go on an adventure. I would say to start off with the first book Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone and make your way through the series in the correct order, regardless if you've already read them because re-reading them now as an adult are way more enjoyable now, than when I was a child. These books are NOT just for children and are fantastic reads. You will not regret it. Enjoy!!! 5 out of 5 stars.


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