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DHAKA - Bangladeshi police Tuesday arrested three of the top leaders of Bangladesh's largest Islamic party on the rarely-used charge of "offending religious sentiment" in the Muslim-majority nation.
Motiur Rahman Nizami, the head of Jamaat-e-Islami party, his deputy Ali Ahsan Mohammad Mujahid and top preacher Delwar Hossain Saydee were arrested in the capital Dhaka, city police chief A.K.M. Shahidul Haque said.
"They were detained after the court issued arrest warrants against them for hurting the religious sentiment of the people," Haque told AFP.
The Jamaat leaders have been charged after they claimed Nizami's alleged persecution at the hands of the ruling Awami League was akin to the suffering of the Prophet Mohammed, he said.
The three leaders had been summoned to appear at a Dhaka court on Tuesday but ignored the order, which lead to an arrest warrant being issued, he said.
Jamaat-e-Islami has been the country's largest Islamic party since it was allowed to operate and contest in elections in late 1970s. It was a part of the Islamist-allied government led by Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in 2001-6.
Since winning a landslide in December 2008, the government has cracked down on Islamist groups, with the head of banned Islamic outfit Hizb-ut Tahrir being arrested April on charges of instigating militancy and running a banned group.
Police say Hizb-ut Tahrir is still actively trying to destabilise the government and plot attacks.
Jamaat's top leaders have also been accused of war crimes by private groups investigating Bangladesh's liberation war of 1971, including the killing of dozens of intellectuals during the nine-month war against Pakistan.
Jamaat leaders deny the allegations.


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Creamy Mustard Sauce
This versatile sauce is brilliant over chicken, pork chops, ham, steamed cauliflower and leeks. Any leftover makes a great toasted sandwich, just add a little ham and cheese.
50g butter
¼ cup flour
½ cup dry white wine
1 bay leaf
1 cup stock (vegetable or chicken)
½ cup cream
2-3 tbsp Peplers' Mustard
In a small saucepan heat the wine and bay leaf and simmer until the wine reduces by half.
Take off the heat, remove the bay leaf and add the stock, cream and mustard.
In another pot melt the butter. Stir in the flour, cooking for 2-3 minutes before slowly adding in the wine / stock mix. Stir continually until the sauce is thick.
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Make an easy guacamole by mashing an avocado, 1 dessertspoon of Red Pepper Jelly / Chilli Jam and some diced red onion or spring onion. Add some sour cream or yoghurt for a creamier dip.
Make your own Chilli Philly by taking a pot of cream cheese and place in a dip bowl. Spoon over Red Pepper Jelly / Chilli Jam. Serve with vegetable sticks, crackers or bagel crisps.
All sorts of things. They are a combination of oil, vinegar and spices so vinaigrettes are one of the most versatile condiments you will have in your kitchen. Use them wherever you need a burst of flavour.
– As a dressing for all types of salads, including Potato Salads, Bean Salads, and cold Roast Vege Salads.
– They add life to winter salads – especially with Haloumi Cheese and a few Pine Nuts
– Drizzle over steamed vegetables – quicker than making a cheese sauce
– Splash through a Stir-Fry
– A marinade for meat
– Use to poach fish
– A baste for fish and chicken prior to smoking
– Splash in an oven bag with a roast chicken
– Fill the hollow of an avocado and enjoy
– Flavour boost for gravy
Store it in a cool accessible place in your pantry and you will enjoy these unique flavours.
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Painting a squirmy baby's face is a challenge, but it can be accomplished if you focus on only the most important details of your ideal design. Complete your baby's bear costume by detailing the nose and whisker details instead of trying to paint the baby's entire face. Add ears and a sweatsuit in brown, black or white to complete your baby's fuzzy bear ensemble for Halloween. Keep all face paint or make-up away from your baby's eyes and mouth and use only nontoxic make-up for safety.
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The poems and prose pieces in this definitive and compelling collection illustrate the enduring narrative of war and civil conflict in Africa.
Military strategists, commanding officers, warriors, conscripted youngsters and seasoned combatants are brought together from myriad and diverse battle landscapes to give voice to the horror and pathos of war. Around them, in a haunting chorus, are heard the laments of war-widows, survivors and those who bury the dead or gather up bones.
These are arguably the most important anthologies of poetry to ever come out of South Africa.
These voices remove the presumed glamour from war, exposing instead its carnage, the subsequent wasteland it gives rise to and the dirge of mourners trailing in its aftermath.
English PaperbackISBN 978-1-874915-19-51
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Everything about the Elder Scrolls is big. From Daggerfall's mind-boggling 188,000 square miles, a virtual space twice the size of Great Britain, to Skyrim's blockbuster sales figures and right down to the sheer amount of plants in Oblivion, this is scale at its most all-encompassing. So it's no surprise that The Elder Scrolls Online (TESO), the series' first massively multiplayer online game (MMOG), looks like it's going to be just that – massive.
Building a multiplayer universe based on singleplayer worlds is no small task, of course, and there are many high-profile casualties. Even a killer brand only goes so far – last year Star Wars: The Old Republic suffered the humiliation of having to go free-to-play. There's also a little grumbling among Elder Scrolls fans that TESO is being developed by a new studio, Zenimax Online, rather than series creators Bethesda – though given that its staff are a specifically-assembled bunch of MMOG designers with quality CVs, the switch surely makes sense.
TESO's game director Matt Firor is on the line from Maryland, and I've been wanting to ask this first question for days. Can you still pickpocket? In Skyrim you can get light-fingered enough to rob someone's clothes while they're talking to you, which always struck me as genius. "Pickpocketing's something that we have thought about doing," chuckles Firor. "But there's a lot of complicated interpersonal relations stuff with that feature, and basically what it comes down to is the world's divided into these three alliances, where everyone in your alliance is your friend and everyone else is the enemy, and if you pickpocket one of your friends then can you fight them?"
I venture that yes, you could, but Firor has an effective counter. "It leads into design questions that we're unsure about – basically it's something that is a lot of fun for you, but not a lot of fun for everyone else."
Put like that, it had to go; and anyway, getting bogged down in such detail seems rather miserly in the context of TESO's epic sweep. Previous Elder Scrolls games have been set in sections of the huge continent of Tamriel, such as Morrowind or Skyrim, but TESO's map is the whole of Tamriel, a thousand years before any of the events we know.
"The lore about the era we're in has been kind of sketchy," explains Firor. "All we know is it's a time of big unrest and the provinces are fighting each other with no central control. That's the perfect setting for us, because we can tell the stories about this unrest and how provinces are forming alliances or fighting each other over the imperial city."
There is something special about a videogame prequel of such magnitude, in that Zenimax Online is creating the history of a future we've already visited. Exploring a place you already "know" in a game has a particular intimacy to it, whether that's gunning through Goldeneye's Facility or re-tracing your steps through Skyrim – and it's a particularly awesome responsibility when the source is another game, because players feel a real a sense of ownership about these worlds.
I ask Firor what a player might notice when returning to somewhere like Windhelm, one of Skyrim's major cities. "The first thing you'll notice is the similarities. The buildings look similar, the stone's similar, the general setting of the city in the zone looks the same. The differences are it's a different layout, I mean it's a thousand years before, the town itself is different in its makeup, the political system is different. You'll still walk out of the gates and recognise you're in Skyrim, and things like that little stream in front of the city, there's a lot of continuity in that sense. I guess I'd say it looks similar, but feels different."
Making the Elder Scrolls massively multiplayer isn't just about the world, of course, and Zenimax's biggest challenge may well be adapting a singleplayer combat system – and one not without its share of critics – for huge co-operative and competitive battles. Player v Enemy (PvE) combat will see huge groups of players ganging up on the world's nasties, which Firor explains has led to a spot of table-turning.
"We found as we played the game we liked certain character builds, so we've made enemies that essentially share some of those character builds. We're trying to simulate, basically, how players fight in groups – we want enemies to be using those tactics against you, so they'll help each other out, buff each other, heal each other. One might throw a pot of pitch and then a mage sets you alight – so now you're on fire and you're slowed down."
The vast uncivilised tracts of Tamriel are used by TESO to address a more common and fundamental PvE problem – the plateau, the point at which you either PvP (Player v Player)or stop playing. "We might come up with a fancier name," laughs Firor. "But at the minute we call them adventure zones – you can go and explore the wilder parts of Tamriel, and our long-term PvE content is based around these areas. So if you're at a very high level but still want to play PvE, you can head to adventure zones and go explore solo or team up with similar players, and we'll probably tie some really big group quests into them."
Your first hours in TESO, at least, will be PvE focused before the option to transition into competitive play. "Yeah we don't know exactly when that point is," says Firor. "Right now it's on level 10, which is about 15 hours of gameplay. Our thinking is at least a few hours of PvE to get the controls and how combat works – we don't want to throw 'em out there too soon, but we always want it all to be up to the player to choose."
All well and good, because for many prospective players the focus is overwhelmingly on PvP – and Firor explains TESO's take in part two.
Elder Scrolls Online is currently in beta, interested gamers can find out more here.


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A combination of clear muscovite and lepidolite, this stone balances the worry and fear caused by taking the unknown path ahead guided by Spirit. A great stone for those worried about the path their future will take with their soul's purpose.
The piece has the most well developed facets of muscovite of any of the specimens we have procured. It also has a distinct lepidolite surrounding the top matching the faceted shape of the clear mica. There is a diagonal cut from mining on one side that does not interfere with the specimen's overall beauty. My favorite piece by far, but it's not meant for me. Is it supposed to be yours?
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In a move that probably makes the most synergistic sense ever, long-running punk/metalheads and beer afficionados Motorhead have launched their own beer. Dubbed Motörhead Bastards Lager, the drink is described as having "a refreshing, zesty taste with a nice malt curve and a hint of citrus. A quality beer that can be appreciated by rock 'n' roll fans of all ages.." The beer is brewed by Swedish brewery Krönleins
The band previously created Motorhead Vodka and (much less obviously) a Motorhead Shiraz. To be honest though, didn't really see a Rosé as Motorhead's thing.


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State flower: Camellia
State tree: Southern Longleaf Pine
State capital: Montgomery
State bird: Yellowhammer
To do the tourist thing, call 1-800-392-8096
or 800-252-2262
Click here for books on State Quilts
- Albertville
Sew Blessed Quilters' Guild. We have 25 members who pay $15.00 a year in dues. We meet every second Tuesday of each month at Union Grove Baptist Church #1 in Albertville. We do block of the month, new techniques, sew-ins, and make quilts for the homeless. We end our meeting with lunch, door prizes and fellowship. See our website for more information.
- Alexander City
Memory Makers Quilt Guild. We have 20 members. Dues are $12 a year. We meet on the second and forth Mondays at 6PM in the seniors cabin in the Sportsplex. We have fat quarter swaps, classes and trips, charity quilts and a yearly raffle quilt. We also have morning groups. Contact email@example.com for more information.
- Andalusa
Covington County Quilter's Guild Meet 2x a month. 2nd Tues. Business Meeting 4th Tues.Workshop. Call 334-427-8458 for locations and info.Facebook page also.$20.00 yr.dues. 45 members.
- Athens
Friendship Quilters Guild Location: First Presbyterian church 112 S Jefferson Street 9:30AM We have 51 members at this time, we meet the second Monday of the month at 9:30AM for food and social time with our meeting starting at 10AM. 6 Door prizes are given away each meeting. Each year the Guild selects a charitable project to do- this year we made pillowcases for kids in foster care and sponsored a family for Christmas. It is a dynamic , friendly bunch of folks who love to quilt and share their knowledge. Dues are $20.00 yearly and we travel had some great up and coming teachers in the quilting world come teach a class to the guild. Maretlli's out of Pensacola, Fla presented to our guild and gave away an expensive mechanical cutting table to a lucky visitor. We have lots going on at our guild!! EMail: firstname.lastname@example.com Comments: A Friendly Guild!!!!
- Auburn-Opelika.
Cotton Boll Quilters meets the 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Auburn. We have several sub-groups: a morning and evening birthday block group, an applique group. Our meetings often include a hands-on program,and show and tell which is a hightlight in our meetings. There are frequent workshops; we make quilts for the local women's shelter, the local hospice facility, and others as the need arises. We also have "field trips", an annual retreat and we sometimes have a national speaker. For more information contact email@example.com
- Birmingham
The Birmingham Quilters Guild.180+ members. Dues $25 per year. Meets on the 2nd Monday of each month at the Homewood Senior Center. Social Hour, Block of the Month, Fat Quarter Drawings, Cuddle Quilts, Retreats, National Teachers, Workshops, Monthly Programs, Great Show and Tell, and QuiltFest every other year. Check website for current guild information.
The Evening Star Quilters Guild We meet at the North Shelby Library on Highway 119 (between Hwy 280 and I-65). Social time 6:30 pm. Meeting starts at 7:00 pm. Contact email@example.com for more information.
East Jefferson Quilter's Guild. We meet the 4thThursday of each month from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00noon at First Baptist Church of Chalkville. Meetings consist of short business, program or workshop, and show and tell. Beginner, Intermediate and Expert skill levels. For more information contact firstname.lastname@example.com
The Heart of Dixie Quilters Guild is open to all who are interested in quilts and the art of quilting. Dues are $20 per year. We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at Cahaba Springs Presbyterian Church. We sponsor challenges, retreats, workshops, classes and other programs. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
- Blount County
Blount County Quilters Guild The purpose of our guild is to promote and preserve the art and quality of quilts and quilting, through friendship, knowledge and encouragement to others. We meet Tuesdays and Thursdays 10-2 and the Second and fourth Saturdays 10-2, in the Quilter's Cottage, located at Palisades Park, Oneonta, Alabama. Membership dues are $18 the first year, which includes a membership pin, and then $12 each year after that. We offer a family membership price for family members living in the same household. We offer classes to members each month, work on a fund raiser quilt to be raffled off, and a membership quilt to be drawn for each year. We give to many charities including St. Judes and Hospice.
- Clanton
CHILTON COUNTY COTTONPATCH QUILTERS meet every second and fourth Thursday of the month at the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Chilton County Office, 504 1st Ave in Clanton from 1-2:30 p.m. We have about 20 members dues are $10 a year. We have various programs, block of the month, twice a year block exchange, fat quarter exchange and classes. Contact email@example.com for more information
- Cullman
Nimble Thimble Quilter's meet every 2nd Friday in basement of Colonel Cullman Museum at 9:00 A.M. Food, fun, and great fellowship and learning from a great group of ladies! We have a monthly teaching program after our short business meeting. Look forward to seeing you there! firstname.lastname@example.com
Heartland Quilt guild Meets 6:30 on 2nd Thursday of the month, at Christ Covenant Church
1310 St. joseph Dr. Cullman, AL. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Decatur
Atlanta Modern Quilt Guild Newly formed modern quilt guild open to new members with a modern flair. Meet at Intown Quilters on varying Sundays.
Happy Hearts Quilt Guild We have about 32 members who pay $15 a year in dues. We meet at 9:30 am on the second Tuesday of the month at the Aquadome Recreation Center in Decatur, AL. A Sit and Sew day is held every fourth Tuesday of the month starting at approximately 9 am until. (excluding the months of November and December. ) Guild Contact Information email@example.com
- Demopolis
Marengo County Piecemakers
- Dothan
Dothan Evening Star quilt guild. 60 members. Dues- $25 a year. Guild meets the 3rd Friday night of each month at the Houston County Extension Office Annex located just beside the Houston County Farm Center at the Corner of Ross Clark Circle and Cottonwood Road 1:00 pm - Sit and sew •6:00 pm -Refreshments •6:30 pm - Meeting starts at 6:30
- Enterprise
Enterprising Quilters, PO Box 30114, Enterprise 36330
- Fairhope
Fairhope Quilt Guild Meetings meets on the second Monday of the month at 11:00 for social time; Meetings begin at 11:30 at the Nix Senior Center, 1 Bayou Drive (by the Elementary School) in Fairhope. In February, March and April, social time is at 1:00 and meetings begin at 1:30. Sew days in lieu of meetings in June, July, and August. For more information, firstname.lastname@example.com
- Florence
Batting Brigade Quilt Guild The Shoals (BBQGS). You are welcome to join our monthly meetings on the second Monday at 9:00 at Edgemont United Methodist Church located at 1330 Eau Claire Avenue, Florence, AL. The membership is open to anyone interested in quilts and/or quiltmaking, beginner and experienced alike. Dues are $18 per year and are prorated monthly. You can join at any monthly meeting.Visit our website.
Shoals Piecemakers Quilt Guild meets the 2nd Monday of the Month at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church on Darby Dr., Social Hour 6:30 p.m.Meeting starts at 7:00p.m. Monthly demos or programs. Secret Sisters. Yearly Round Robins & Challenge. Challenges exhibited at Kennedy Douglas Art Center each year. A fun, progressive group that shares the knowledge of quilting with all who attend. We have 25 members. Dues are $20 per year. We have block of the month, secret pals, workshops and trips, an annual challenge quilt. All quilters welcome. Contact Wanda Robertson at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
- Gulf Shores
Gulf Shores Island Quilters Guild - We meet at 10am the 3rd Wed of each month at the Community House, 300 East 16th Ave in Gulf Shores. We have a short business meeting and program, workshop or sit n sew. All visitors are welcomed. We have door prizes each month, an annual challenge and more. Dues are $15 a year. Island Quilters Guild PO Box 1161 Gulf Shores, Al 36547. Contact us through our website.
- Guntersville
Lakeside Quilters meet 2nd and 4th Mondays at The Church of the Epiphany Sunset Drive, Guntersville, Al We have around 50 members who pay $13.00 a year in dues. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Hartselle
New Beginnings Quilt Guild. We have about 25 members who pay $20.00 a year in dues. We meet at 6:15pm on the second Thursday of the month in the basement of the First Christian Church at 209 East Main Street. We try to vary our activities and donations each year. EMail: email@example.com
- Huntsville
The Heritage Quilters of Huntsville meets the third Thursday of each month at Faith Presbyterian Church, located at 5003 Whitesburg Drive. We are a 300+ member group and growing. If you are in Huntsville, Alabama area, please stop by and join us for the monthly meeting. We frequently sponsor nationally known teachers and lectures and workshops, and we can promise you will enjoy the show-and-tell featured at each meeting, where our own members show their current projects. The meetings begin at 7:00 p.m.
Rocket City Modern Quilt Guild. We are a small but active group of modern quilters. We meet the 2nd Tuesday of the month and have day long workshops/mini retreats monthly. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
- Jacksonville.
J.O.Y. Quilter's Guild. We meet the first Thursday of each month at 9:30a.m. at the First United Methodist Church in the youth room. The dues are $10.00 a year. For more information contact at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Jonesboro
Helpful Friends Quilt Group. Meets 1st & 3rd Monday of each month at 1 p.m. at the Salvation Army Center, Spring St., Jonesboro. We have quilters of all ages
and skill levels who enjoy sharing the love of our craft. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more info.
- Madison
Madison Station Quilters. There are 60 to 80 members who pay $24 a year in dues. We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at Madison City Hall located at 100 Hughes Road, Madison, AL. Doors open at 6:00 pm with a featured focus group activity from 6:00 - 6:30 pm. Meetings start at 6:30 pm. Visitors are welcome ... we love to meet new friends.
- Mobile.
Azalea City Quilters Guild: General Meeting is second Tuesday of month at St Mark UMC 439 Azalea Rd. Registration at 9:30 We have a night group, weekly block party, workshops, fabric swaps, trips, quilting bees,community projects and educational programs for schools, museums, historic home tours. Our biennial Quilt Show features over 300+ quilts.
- Montgomery
Kudzu Quilters Guild. Meetings are held at the Crump Senior Center is housed within the City of Montgomery Municipal Center (1751 Cong. W.L. Dickinson Dr; 36109) firstname.lastname@example.com
- Mt. Olive
North Jefferson Quilters Guild. We meet every Tuesday--morning group meets at 10 a.m. and evening group meets at 7 p.m. We have month projects and a fabric swap the first meeting of the month--plus a yearly weekend retreat and annual quilt show. SASE: NJQG, 6336 Swann Road, Mt. Olive, AL 35117.
- Oneonta
Blount County Quilters Guild. We have over 50 members who pay $12 a year in dues. We meet at 10:00 a.m. on every Tuesday, some Thursdays, and the second and fourth Saturdays in the Quilters Cottage located in Palisades Park, Oneonta, AL. We offer free classes to members, do day-trips, and some members travel to national quilt shows in Paducah, Nashville, Knoxville and Pigeon Forge. We raffle a hand-quilted quilt at our annual quilt show.
- Oxford
Lick Skillet Quilt Guild We meet the 2nd Monday of each month at Oxford Civic Center, 401 McCullars Lane. Meeting at 6:00 p.m. with refreshments from 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. Membership open to anyone. Dues are $25.00 for regular members, $20.00 for senior citizens and $15.00 for youth. We have classes with local or national teachers, trips, quilt show, sew days, challenges, community service projects, fun and fellowship!
- Pell City
Friendship Quilters of St Clair County. We have over 50 members who pay $3 a month in dues; over 65 complimentary. We meet at 10 a.m. on the second Saturday at the Pell City Recreation Center on 19th Street. We have a block of the month swap, fat quarter swap, secret pals, retreats, classes, and an outreach project of prayer quilts to those experiencing life challenges. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information or visit our website.
- Phenix City
GALA Quilters Guild Meetings are held the 3rd Saturday of each month at Trinity United Methodist Church 1600 5th Ave. Phenix City, AL 36867, in the fellowship hall. Use the parking lot on the downhill side of the church. 9:30 AM Workshop 1:00 PM Meeting/Program
- Prattville
Fountain City Quilt Guild. We have about 30 members who pay $12 per year in dues. We meet each Monday, except official holidays, at the Gillespie Center on Northington St. We have charity projects, monthly classes, sometimes with outside well-known teachers, a monthly business meeting, occasional trips, a yearly Relay for Life raffle quilt, a judged Quilt Show every other year. We also have lots of fun, fellowship, love and support for each other. Members of all ages welcome. Contact Kris Culey, Senior Program Director, at firstname.lastname@example.com for further information.
- Scottsboro
Peace by Piece Quilters 2nd Tuesday 0930 Goosepond Colony Clubhouse Star Stitchers 2nd Thursday 6:30 p.m. Randalls Chapel email@example.com
- Sylacauga
Coosa Valley Quilters Guild Meet 1st & 2nd Tuesday Every Month (only 1st Tues in Dec) From 9-11:30 am, At the Veasey Senior Center. email@example.com
- Tallassee
65+ Heritage Quilters.We choose to do community service (Veterans Quilts,Police) as well as sharing with each other how to and what we have done in quilts. $10/yr in dues.Meets each Wednesday, 1-4 for work days, and guild meeting 4th Wednesday of the month at 2pm at the Tallassee Senior Center just off State Hwy 14. Classes and trips. May start evening group. Yearly Quilt Show.
- Thomasville
Cozy Quilters We have about 25 members We meet at the nutrition center every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:00 For more information contact email: email@example.com
- Troy
The Cotton Rose Quilters meet once a month at the Troy Public Library at 6:30 PM on the second Tuesday of each month. Guild Contact Information email@example.com
- Trussville.
Heart of Dixie Quilters' Guild. Meet at 7 PM on second Monday each month at First Baptist Church of Trussville (social time 6:30) to promote quilting very beginner to the most advanced. Dues $25 a year. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
- Tuscaloosa
West Alabama Quilters Guild Join us the second Saturday of every month at the Tuscaloosa Department of Transportation 8:45 Beginner's Class, General Meeting at 9:30.
- Vernon
The "Wanna' Bee Quilters Group",just recently formed, are a few ladies of 9. Our meeting day is the 4th Saturday of the month at the Lamar County Health Dept. Community room. You are invited to come and join us. At present, we do not charge fees. firstname.lastname@example.com
- Wetumpa
Newly formed group in June 2013. Meeting location: 300 West Tallassee Street, Wetumpka, AL in the Alabama River Region Arts Center. We will meet 2nd and 4th Thursday evenings at 6:00pm Bring your show and tell and any UFO's you want to work on or need help with. See our Facebook page. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Conventional views of African politics imply that Africans arrive at political opinions largely on the basis of either their position in the social structure or enduring cultural values. Read more
Since its emergence from a brutal, 17-year civil war, Mozambique's process of political reform has faced a number of challenges. The first has been to empower ordinary Mozambicans by allowing them to participate in a democratic system and enabling... Read more
Almost two years after Ghana's first-ever peaceful transfer of power between political parties in the December 2002 elections, this national study of public opinion seeks to assess political and economic conditions in the country. Read more
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Among both scholars and visitors, Cape Verde is typically labeled an African exception. Since independence, the island nation has had no wars; its levels of corruption and urban violence are low by African standards; and power has alternated between two... Read more
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Summer concerts in FL are sweat monsters! Typically they are held in Tampa at the amphitheater that has changed names so many times that I don't know what to call it now. When I left FL to move to CT, it was called the Ford Amphitheater, then changed to 1-800-Ask-Gary Amphitheater (if you live in Tampa, you know the commercials), and now it's some credit union name. Dave Matthews plays there every summer and this summer is no exception. However, when you go to see Dave, expect a downpour. They even sell ponchos at his show, which will usually buy.
We typically buy the cheapy lawn seats when we go to Dave. But we're not going to see him this year. Oh no. We've sprung for 1st level seats at the Nine Inch Nails/Soundgarden concert. I'm super stoked about it!
When we were about to close on our house in Connecticut in 2008, we bought tickets to see NIN at Mohegan Sun. We had really decent seats and it was the best concert I've ever seen, even though we drove in hail to the casino. The light show and intensity of that concert were amazing. There are two concerts that I will go to over and over and that's NIN and Incubus. Both are fantastic shows.
And I'm getting too old to remember if I've ever seen Soundgarden. I want to say I did when they toured with Lollapalooza back when it first started but who knows. But here's a fun tidbit. My first job out of college was training RV and boat dealerships how to run finance forms on our accounting system. I travelled to Seattle (Bellevue) and trained at a boat dealership. Chris Cornell's information was in their database as he had bought a boat from them. Awesome!
Mohegan Sun is not the first venue I saw Nine Inch Nails at. I saw them right after 'Pretty Hate Machine' came out. I was 19, in my first year of junior college, living at home to save money on tuition, sporting brown shoulder-length curls while wearing knee-length jean shorts and my Bass brown suede Oxfords. It was quite the look. NIN came to a little place in Ybor City called Masquerade. It was a very cool multi-room, bordello-like venue. It was small and general admission only. It was also a cool dance club on the weekends.
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"Remember that your brethren and sisters in Christ, with whom you find so much fault, are God's elect. And if He chose them, why do you reject them? They are bought with Christ's blood, and if He thought them worth so much, why do you think so little of them? Recollect, too, that with all their badness there are some good points in them in which they excel you. They do not know so much, but perhaps they act better than you. It may be that they are more faulty in pride, but perhaps they excel you in generosity. Or if perhaps one man is a little quick in temper, yet he is more zealous than you. Look at the bright side of your brother, and the black side of yourself, instead of reversing the order as many do. The drift of this lesson is this; as your heavenly Father has pity on you, have pity on one another. Jesus, the Compassionate One, covers our sins with the mantle of His love! Be as tender towards those who sin as the Master was. He remembers that we are dust; remember this of others. I will not find fault with you, my friend, if I can help it, because you will be one day without fault before the throne of God! If God will so soon remove your faults, why should I take note of them?" - Charles Spurgeon
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East of Scotland Adaptive Judo Session - December
Start Date: 14/12/2019 10:30
End Date: 14/12/2019 12:30
East of Scotland Adaptive Judo Session - December
2020 National Kata Conference with Yoshihiko Iura
Start Date: 11/01/2020 09:00
End Date: 12/01/2020 16:00
A National Kata course will be held over the weekend of 11th and 12th January 2020 at SKK Judo club. The course will again be led...
2020 Scottish Open
Start Date: 18/01/2020 08:00
End Date: 18/01/2020 19:00
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Start Date: 22/02/2020 09:00
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Date: 22nd February 2020
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