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There is this friend of mine who keeps on asking about the reasons as to why marriages are full of strifes, wrangles, and arguments … However, I find his questioning strange because he's married and has over ten years experience in the relationship. He say's it hardly passes a day without hiccups, and he wonders if its the case with everybody else.
How lovers turn into enemies over a simple argument is something yet to be discovered by many couples. However ill be honest today and in fact in this very article to explain into details why this happens.
See, we often think that we understand women, but it's very important to note that a WIFE is extremely different from other women especially when she's spending time with the hubby. The chemistry changes when a couple is together, and since they are not conscious of this fact, you find that arguments erupt without any signs nor prior indications.
You may wonder why the chemistry changes, but the truth is: nobody knows because no one can prove. However, the common arguments seen with couples is highly believed to have originated from EDEN. Remember when Eve gave Adam the fruit, and God asked them why they've eaten it? That's when blame game started and unfortunately, it has never been resolved. The only way to solve arguments in marriage is understanding what to always expect and how to handle these differences.
What to expect from your wife:
It is natural for a wife to always try and control the husband but again a husband will always resist. You know the usual way…! For instance, whenever your wife dictates on the directions you should follow while driving, as the hubby you'll always despise and demand to do it alone. Ha ha ha… Don't worry this is common to all wives and husbands!
You've gotta understand that's how a wife is. When it comes to dishing-out guidelines, sometimes she can be worse, and this applies to all married women. The wife is likened to the "neck" which simply means CONTROL while the hubby is likened to the "head" meaning AUTHORITY, hence the usual misunderstandings.
So, why are these strifes, differences, and arguments not visible during courtship? The answer is simple: you were not yet married. Courtship is simply the theory part of a marriage-life, but now marriage is the practical part, hence the reactions.
So, what's the solution?
Simple!!! JUST ACKNOWLEDGE that there is a great phycological difference between you and your wife, learn how to handle her especially when an argument erupts. Don't try to fixed everything immediately as you may end doing more harm than good to her emotions.
Marriage is like politics, and here the rule is, always think before talking. Acknowledge the consequences of your words before uttering them. Words can be medicine but on the other hand, they can be the most distractive weapon in the world of marriage. By just knowing what's in your wife's mind, you can avoid unnecessary strives and arguments, hence a peaceful marriage.


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By taking the entire sixth floor at the historic 770 Broadway, AOL has increased its stake in the 15-story tower to 228,000 square feet.
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Silverstein Properties appears close to landing a major tenant for its LEED Gold-certified 7 World Trade Center.
Anchor Tenant is Credit Crunch Casualty at SJP Properties' LEED Gold Hopeful 11 Times Square
A French bank that had been in talks to anchor 11 Times Square appears instead to be on the verge of subleasing space elsewhere in Midtown.
Final Asking Rents at LEED Platinum Bank of America Tower Hit $185/SF
Are the dizzying asking rents at Bank of America Tower a function of its LEED Platinum label or being driven by more fundamental real estate concepts – like the tower's Class A status and location?
Seeking LEED Silver, 100 Park Avenue Bucks Market, Inks Anchor Tenant
On the heels of an 18-month, $72 million capital improvement program that includes a LEED-EB application, SL Green's 100 Park Avenue has landed a major lease, signing the accounting and consulting firm BDO Seidman to a 120,000-square-foot lease.
HSBC Close to Joining Silverstein at LEED Gold 7 World Trade Center
HSBC appears to be on the move from Midtown to 10 floors and 300,000 square feet at 7 World Trade Center in lower Manhattan: New York City's first LEED Gold skyscraper.
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In an important leasing transaction at the country's first LEED Gold-certified commercial office building, the IP law firm Darby & Darby has moved into two floors at 7 World Trade Center.

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Hi everyone. I didn´t know where to put this topic, so I choose 3DS forum because it has more people.
This is my simple question:
Which to buy? the Sonic the Hedgehog games of Master System (VC Wii) or the Sonic the Hedgehog games of GameGear (VC 3DS)???
I heard the GameGear games where ports from Master System versions.
I´m talking about Sonic the Hedgehog 1 and 2 because there are other Sonics I know there are differents (like Sonic Chaos or Double Trouble).
Me gusta jugar videojuegos. Soy de México. Sorry my english grammar. I love the Virtual Console, party and fighting games too.
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✒Back from the Tories by train. My Virgin service from Liverpool a week ago was one hour late, the train to Manchester on Sunday just half an hour behind schedule, and our return this week 20 minutes late, so we're getting there. If slowly.
Michael Frayn once wrote (approximately): "Every year I watch the Labour conference and wonder why I always vote for this shower. Then I watch the Tory conference and understand why."
It's not just their "I [heart] Rupert Murdoch" badges; that might be just youthful if displeasing arrogance, like the "Hang Nelson Mandela" T-shirts of the past. Or the way that on the train back, four of them ostentatiously produced bottles of champagne, smoked salmon and strawberries, as a way of saying: "There might be a dreadful recession for you oiks, but it doesn't affect us." For these people, just as for Dennis Skinner, the class war will never end.
Another thing I've noticed is the way they interrupt. If I, and I suspect you, wish to speak to someone at work or a social occasion, and they're already chatting to someone else, we hang about, hoping to be noticed, and chip in at a break in the conversation. Most Tories, however, simply barge in.
You: "And then he said the most extraordinary …"
Tory: "Charles, I've been meaning to catch up with you all day, you old rogue!"
At this point I generally say: "I'm sorry to have interrupted you," and walk away. But they don't understand sarcasm either.
✒On the train I was sitting next to a colleague from another paper who spent much of the time tweeting. She tweeted about the Tories with the champagne and strawberries. On Thursday, I saw the sparky production of The Importance of Being Earnest at the Rose theatre in Kingston, Surrey.
Luckily it had not fallen into the hands of some modernist director who wanted to set it in a Chicago meat-packing factory, in order to demonstrate the universality of Wilde's vision, etc etc. But a modern version would have to be much rewritten.
"Do you tweet, Miss Fairfax?"
"Of course. One must always have something sensational to write on the train." Of the Tory party: "To lose three elections may be regarded as a misfortune. To fail to win a fourth looks like carelessness."
✒A group of us were with ace cartoonist Steve Bell (catch us both at lunchtime this Saturday at the Cheltenham Literary Festival when he'll be showing much of his best-loved oeuvre, and I'll be talking about my new book of sketches, Send Up The Clowns). We were heading out of the Tory conference hotel for dinner, when the prime minister hove up, and gave Steve a – fairly – friendly pat on the arm. "Get that condom off my head," he demanded.
"I'm afraid it's too late," Steve replied, correctly, for it is in the nature of cartooning that the caricature becomes more real than the reality, and Cameron without a condom would be unrecognisable to Guardian readers.
Is Cameron conceited? I have thought about this, in the light of the fact that to be mocked by one of the great satirists of the age (think of Gillray and Rowlandson) is in its way quite an honour. I suspect it is more to do with his essential nature, which is as a PR man.
Having a prophylactic on your head is just bad publicity. If he had more time, he would no doubt take Steve out to lunch at the Ivy, involving lobster and Meursault. Which wouldn't work either, but is the way PRs do things.
✒I love this new stuff, graphene, invented by those Nobel prize-winners in Manchester. It is incredibly thin, incredibly stretchy and hard as a diamond. One day our TVs will be wallpaper thin and we'll fold up our phones to the size of thumbnails.
Mind you we always get these things wrong. I remember saying of home computers, around 25 years ago, that they would be useful for writing letters and storing recipes. Will the future this time be truly futuristic?
"Fortescue said goodbye to his colleagues, and walked to the road. He took the car out of his briefcase, unfolded it, and pulled out, straight into another car which was passing at 30mph. Neither driver even noticed the collision.
"He unpicked his phone from inside a wisdom tooth. His wife was on the line. 'I can't get the bloody house erected,' she said. 'I've been lugging it round in a carrier bag all day and now it won't go up.'
"'Strobe it with the GR-79 phaser for 1.8 milliseconds,' he told her. 'Or failing that, hit the bugger with a broom handle…'"
But somehow I doubt it.
✒Labels and strange signs pour in. Richard and Mary Platt (who live in the Old Squash Court, Bayham Abbey, my favourite address of all my correspondents) stayed in the Ramada Inn, Cannock, where "breakfast is served in the Brassiere." I've heard of chicken in the basket, but that is ridiculous.
Anne Le Bas is a parish priest in Kent. She got a water bill addressed to The Occupier, The Cemetery, Church St, Seal. As she says, "the residents have been somewhat sluggish lately."
Quentin Rubens bought a Bodum cafetiere, which warned solemnly on the bottom of the box: "Boiling water and children should be kept apart." Mike Morris had a bottle of Dr Pepper soda, marked, "Open by hand." As he says ruefully, "looks like I bought that chain saw for nothing."
Hugh Craig found a generous offer in Tesco: a 225gm bag of king prawns for £3, "or £10 for three."
And Ron Farquhar, visiting Norwich Cathedral, saw a notice: "On the pillar to the east hangs a contemporary icon of the baptism of Christ by John the Baptist."


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Eclipse and Tomcat 7 Setup
In this tutorial we will show how Eclipse and Tomcat 7 can be configured together to speed up web application development process. Follow this 3 simple steps.
1. Downloading Tomcat
• Navigate to http://tomcat.apache.org/download-70.cgi,
• Find zip distribution and download it.
2. Installing Tomcat
• Unzip downloaded file and place the Tomcat 7 directory named
apache-tomcat-7.x.yy somewhere on your drive. Tomcat is ready for use.
3. Configuring Eclipse and Tomcat
• In Eclipse navigate to a
Server view,
• Right click and select
New -> Server,
• Navigate to
Apache and select
Tomcat v7.0 Server,
• Click
• In the
Tomcat installation directory section click
Browse... and pick up the directory where you installed Tomcat,
• Click
4. Testing configuration
• Navigate to
Server view,
• Right click on your newly added server and pick
• Navigate to http://localhost:8080/ in your browser – Tomcat 7 welcome page will appear.


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Stay Active and Fit with Physical Therapy
therapy is an excellent way to improve and even cure conditions such as knee pain or back pain. By applying methods such as massage and exercise
that are designed to help target problem areas you can actually loosen areas
such as tight muscles that are placing pressure on nerves or strengthen areas
of your body to help provide the correct level of support to your frame. By
making a number of small changes within the body like this you can reduce pain
and increase mobility noticeably.
Following injury many people find that after they have healed from the initial trauma to the body that they are still troubled by pain or tightness within the area which can make carrying out daily tasks more difficult than usual. One way to help combat this and return to a normal active lifestyle is to carry out a physical therapy plan to help improve your problems, by carrying out exercises that are targeted to help build strength or increase flexibility with the injured area you will soon find that many problems can be solved. Although Physical therapy is not an instant answer, if you stick to the routines you will be surprised how much the hard work begins to pay off.
At Intecore Physical Therapy they offer an outpatient service to their clients from Southern California at one of their top of the range orthopaedic and sports medicine rehabilitation centres to help support recovery from a range of injuries and also to help address pain issues due to other reasons as well.
They believe that every client's problems are unique so they offer an individual service to everyone that comes to them for help. At the initial consultation your problem will be fully assessed and you will be able to discuss any questions or concerns that you may have, once the cause of the problem has been identified you will be given a physical therapy plan including exercises and other treatments that will help to solve these problems.
At Intecore Physical Therapy any treatments or plans that are carried out are based on two basic principles, core rehabilitation values and integrity of care, so you can be certain that any plan you carry out will be produced by a fully qualified clinician using techniques that are endorsed by other medical professionals.
Alongside any therapeutic work and your exercise plan at Intercore they will also be able to offer advice and information about your condition so you will have all the information you require to make any necessary changes to your lifestyle to ensure that your problems improve and that you have a far lower chance of them returning in the future.
So, if you feel that pain is holding you back from living a full and active lifestyle and you would like to achieve the level of health and fitness that you had before why not get in touch with Intecore Physical Therapy to see if they are able to help? Once they have fully assessed your condition, they will be able to help you by creating your own personal pain for recovery!
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Previous Challenge Entry (Level 3 - Advanced)
Topic: Control (01/30/06)
- TITLE: The Road Home Leads Downward
By Lynda Schultz
Medellin, Colombia
Friday, June 5th, 6:00 p.m.
"Are you going to Sabána tonight, Jenny?" asked Ruth, as she prepared two cups of tinto, the strong Colombian coffee that the girls were accustomed to drink after dinner.
"No," replied the other girl.
It was a remarkably short answer from one who usually had lots to say. Then, from the dining area, Jenny spoke again.
"Ruth, I just don't know what to do. Daryl doesn't seem the least bit interested in what is happening in Sabána. The last time I mentioned it to him, he dismissed the subject, and me, without giving either of us a chance. Miguel was so excited about beginning regular Sunday services, and about the possibility of having one of the students from the seminary come and preach. How what do I tell him? What's Daryl got against starting a church there? Isn't that what we're all here for?"
She paused, thinking back to the humiliation of that afternoon.
ICM Mission House
Medellin, Colombia
Friday, June 5th, 2:00 p.m.
It was as though a blanket had fallen, covering all of them in its heavy, dark folds.
"I'd really appreciate some help with this," continued Jennifer. "We have three complete families, plus six or eight singles who come to the studies. I'd like to …"
"I'm sure we all appreciate the interest you've shown in Sabána. We'll certainly pray about it," interjected Daryl, "but we don't have the personnel to handle the job, and right now we really need to move on to take care of these details on car policy."
Afterwards, Jenny wasn't sure which had come first — the anger or the tears. Wasn't she "personnel"?
ICM Mission House
Medellin Colombia
Friday, June 5th , 4:30 p.m.
"A disruptive element."
That's what Daryl had called her. Summoned into his office after the staff meeting, the mission director had warned her of his intention to write to the home office about taking disciplinary action. He even went so far as to question her call.
Jenny knew she was running the risk of being asked to resign. After all, whose side would the mission take in a disagreement between one young, single, female first-termer and the man who had run the mission operation here in Colombia for almost 25 years?
He wouldn't ever come to visit Sabána, except perhaps to plant some flowers at the graveside when the fledgling church finally died from lack of care. Well, he may as well write the epitaph for both of us, she reflected bitterly. But we're going to die trying.
Miguel's house in Sabána
Medellin, Colombia
Tuesday, August 24th, 8:15 p.m.
Only one half hour since she'd arrived and disaster had entered hard on her heels. Jenny stood as though carved from stone, stunned by what Miguel had just said to her. The Sabána cell group had struggled through periods of falling attendance at the Bible studies. They'd resisted the nasty innuendoes about the "warmongering gringos and their brainwashed, ignorant followers" that came from the community. They'd jumped at the rocks crashing against Miguel's front door as the believers met for prayer. She'd been with them through all of it, and they'd survived. It was almost a badge of honour that the devil should consider them a big enough danger to send his demons to harass them. But Jenny had never considered that SHE might be considered the devil holding back a launch, that now seemed more likely than ever to never make it off the ground.
Miguel hadn't said it in those terms, but that was what it amounted to.
"All I said was that Daryl wasn't in agreement with what we were doing here, and that we should pray and work harder to convince him to consider Sabána as a possibility for the mission's next church plant."
"But that is not how these people understand it. They watch, and they only see the gringos fighting like dogs over an old bone."
Power struggle. That's what they saw. Jenny was horrified. A filthy power struggle. She didn't need Satan to destroy Sabána, she was doing it all by herself, in her battle of wills with the mission director. She was right about this project. She just knew it. But it was turning out oh so wrongly.
"Oh God!" she cried within herself. "I'm sorry. Please …"
There were no words adequate enough to express her pain.
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The Colliers Way Rural Tourism Project was funded by the Rural Renaissance Programme. The project is managed by a Steering Group comprising representatives of Bath and North East Somerset Council, GWE Business West, Norton-Radstock College, Radstock Museum, Sustrans and local businesses.
Write to:
Alison Wells,
Community Projects Officer,
BANES Council,
The Hollies,
High Street,
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Holiday Club is a great way for young people to get the most out of their break in the school half-terms and summer holidays. Our club is for children aged 8-16 and include all kinds of activities such as; street surfing, arts & crafts, climbing, sports and trips to adventure parks. Our Multi-activity day sessions start from just £15 per day. With additional early and late add-on sessions also available from £3 each.
We're proud of our reputation of offering safe, fun and engaging youth activities in Plymouth for over four decades.
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Please note, bringing a packed lunch is essential as our usual cafe is unavailable this half-term.
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Club sessions run on weekdays during the school holidays and half term breaks (Except for bank holidays). For your convenience we offer additional early and late sessions in addition to our main club.
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Laughter and larger than life grins surround me, adding to the welcoming warmth of the room. Ski boots are undone. Jackets, mitts and toques hang on the backs of chairs. Pitchers of beer and a pile of nachos are passed around the table. In between the embellished stories and telling of jokes, plans for the night are made.
Whether you are on a ski holiday in Jasper or just out for the day to ski one of the Banff resorts, you'll find plenty of après ski activities to keep the alpine spirit alive.
After Slopes, Soak
We never go skiing without packing our swimsuits. After a stellar day on slopes in Banff National Park, the promise of a soak in the thermal mineral waters of Banff Upper Hot Springs soothes the body and the soul. Booking accommodation with an outdoor pool or hot tub is also a must. I just love a winter pool party. The only thing I can't decide is which is better – floating beneath softly falling snow or under a clear night sky with billions of twinkling stars?
Après Ski, Dining at its Peak
Traversing big powder works up an appetite. When we look for a lingering meal to marvel about our epic day in Banff-Lake Louise, we'll usually head straight to Lake Louise Station for an Alberta AAA steak. But sometimes it's a coin toss. Will it be the Maple Leaf Grill in Banff for juicy bison tenderloin? Or perhaps Crazyweed in Canmore for their famous Sticky Five Spice Spare Ribs? The decision in Jasper is just as difficult. Alberta bison and wild boar bacon meatloaf at Evil Dave's, rack of lamb and tableside Caesar salad at The Moose's Nook or fresh seafood at Fiddle River?
Most days we are looking to whet our appetite with easy pub food, cool drinks and room to exaggerate the day's exploits. A stroll down main street Banff will find us many favourites. Wild Bill's is a great saloon packed with friendly faces. Somehow we find energy to kick up our heels to the live music well into the night. Down the block and upstairs is the Banff Ave Brewing Company where I love trying their latest ale with an order of poutine – piping hot golden chips and fresh cheese curds, topped with a light gravy. If we're spring skiing in Jasper, we'll delay leaving Marmot Basin. Look for us on the Kokanee Glacier Deck soaking in the sun.
Pizza Party Family Fun
If the kids are with us, pizza is always on the menu. We love the traditional Neapolitan hand tossed pies at Famosa in Jasper. When we're in Banff, we'll head to Bear Street Tavern for their Wheeler Hut with wild forest mushrooms and truffle oil. Or we'll drive to Rocky Mountain Flatbread Company in Canmore. The pizza is so healthy here – but don't tell the kids or they'll expect extra goodies at the Old Time Candy Shoppe.
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Microsoft's latest blog post about Windows RT offers several interesting new bits of information about what went in to developing the first truly integrated software-plus-hardware Windows experience. In addition to listing off the first round of hardware partners — Asus, Dell, Lenovo, and Samsung — Microsoft also dives into some specifics about firmware optimizations and graphics performance. Something else revealed in the post: a range of dimensions for the initial Windows RT devices.
On the slim side of the scale, Microsoft says one of the RT device measures just 8.35mm thick and weighs just 520 grams. That's half a millimeter slimmer than the iPad 2 and almost 100 grams lighter. Yes, the iPad 2 is a generation older and new devices generally tend to be slimmer and lighter, but keep in mind that the new iPad is actually both thicker and heavier then the second generation model.
The specifications also mention screen sizes of 10.1 and 11.6 inches and batteries that range from 25 to 42 Whr — which are good for anywhere from 8 to 13 hours of HD video playback and a whopping 320 to 400 hours while under Windows 8's new connected standby state.
Touchscreen responsiveness should also be top-notch, thanks to a single-chip controller that's more efficient and samples at a rate of 100Hz. The optimizations aren't all tablet-oriented, either. Microsoft also collaborated with touchpad manufacturers to ensure that laptop users will enjoy the same ultra-smooth Windows RT experience. And all these new devices will easily pump out UI animations at 60FPS thanks to the innumerable optimizations made to the operating system's graphics core.
Whether all the tweaking — and lighter weight and slimmer profile — are enough to lure shoppers away from the iPad remains to be seen, and there's still the issue of price. Microsoft still hasn't announced an SRP for the Surface, and it's likely other manufacturers will remain tight-lipped until word comes out of Redmond, too.
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My original waxed-cotton Belstaff jacket was purchased during a visit to the Isle of Man some 30 years ago. That garment offered breathable all-weather comfort, and I've long wished for an updated version with padding, ventilation and reflective panels. Aerostich's Falstaff jacket provides exactly that.
I wore the Falstaff through a variety of conditions over the course of a 2000-mile road trip in the American Southeast. Despite my late start in September, I experienced weeks of temperatures in the mid-90s in Virginia. In the heat I had to focus a little to even tell I was wearing a jacket. The feel of the body armor was the clue, and it was a reassuring one. Moisture control is important, as it's key to comfort. The Falstaff's waxed-cotton construction breathes well in warm weather, and it's been updated with several vents to let in the breeze when it gets really hot. Some light rain didn't bother the heavy fabric, and at one stop I enjoyed watching the droplets bead up and drip off the jacket.
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Reflections On One Hundred Hubs
One Hundred Hubs Of Great Writing
The cursor blinks impatiently, waiting for me to begin. I drum my fingers lightly on the keyboard, waiting for inspiration to strike. Waiting for my muse to whisper profundity. I wait some more. Maybe I should do something else for a while.
I have been writing hubs for almost a year. Editing my account and updating some older hubs, I suddenly realized the benchmark hub was upon me. A thrill ran through me. So much potential, so much opportunity. So many chances to thrill readers with my witticism, wisdom and wordiness.
Wait a second. Theoretically, we all have that opportunity with each and every hub. Each hub is a new chance to write a world changing, mind altering, spirit enhancing piece of literary greatness. Or, I could just write another hub.
So I am just writing another hub. About all the things I like, and all the things that matter to me. Like politics. And poetry. And God. And spirituality. And SEX! Lots of Sex. And fitness, physical and emotional, and friends, these are the things that matter in my life, that are reflected in my writing, that influence the way I think and act and respond. So these are the things in my one hundredth hubs.
Poetry In Hubpages
My earliest attempts at writing were through poetry. As a depressed teen-ager, love sick and full of angst. I wrote volumes of poetry,and at the time I considered myself a deep thinker, as I immersed myself in my own depths, drowning in sorrow.
I have since learned that poetry distills the essence of emotion into a few words. Deceptively simple, yet haunting in complexity. Some of the best poetry I have read comes from hubpages.
Consider the lovely H.C. Porter. Her poetry is lovely, deep and thought provoking. And a pleasure to read.
Check out the poetry of Invictus for some interesting poetry.
Another hub favorite for poetry is Pearldiver. Pearldiver presents a unique perspective on poetry and life.
MFB has been a favorite for a long time. His poetry is thoughtful, and he may be the most prolific poet on hubpages.
Of course, no hub about poetry would be complete without mentioning the ever popular Mickey Dee. He is a great hub friend and poet extraordinaire.
Thoughts sparkle like diamonds
twinkling in the dark expanse of mind
words come together, drift apart
refuse to form cohesion.
Poetry eludes effort
refusing to be forced.
Great Sex!
One of my first experiences as an adult at writing that didn't involve an assignment and a grade was a book I wrote, called "The Married Girls Guide To Great Sex". While I thought this book to be a masterpiece, the girls at book club were dubious at best. To say they hated it might be an exageration, but there were definitely some raised eyebrows.
It took several years for me to discover hubpages. It seemed the perfect venue to get readers for "The Married Girls Guide". Publishing the chapters as separate hubs proved the perfect format and my married girls hubs have proven to be some of my most popular.
But there are other hubbers out there who know a thing or two about the finer things. For example, Arthur Windermere is not only a great writer, he's dashingly handsome, and some of his hubs are quite interesting
Rafini is another source for great reading. Check her out.
Politics on Hubpages
I have been interested in politics most of my adult life. I was the only fourth grader in the entire elementary school to vote for Gerald Ford. Everyone else picked Jimmy Carter, and my life as a republican was off to an early start.
I lapsed in my early twenties, the first time I went to vote. I only voted agains Ronald Reagan because my father in law told me I had to vote for him.
Years later, I fell under the seductive spell of Ross Perot. Listening to him speak on the campaign trail, I was overcome with optimism in the political process, and hope for the future. Then he went crazy, and dreams of a third party faded into nothing.
I spent twenty years, being brainwashed by Rush Limbaugh, Michael Savage, Bill O'Riley, and their ilk. Believing that any other view point was wrong, and fearful of someone changing my mind, I followed blindly.
I am glad to say, I have finally grown a spine. While I still hold fast to many republican ideals, I am willing to see the validity in other arguments. When they are valid. I believe we create our own destiny. No one can make our world better. We must each make our own world better the best way we know how.
There are some erudite pundits on hubpages. One of my favorites is Breakfastpop. Not only do you get a great recipe, but every day there is a timely article on current affairs. And Pop knows the importance of a good stiff drink when the event demands it!
One of my all time favorite hub pages authors is James A Watkins. James doesn't just talk politics, he is knowledgeable about a multitude of topics, and he is a good writer too.
Another insightful hub writer is Right Black, whose upfront style is sure to appeal to many
Well, I've tackled two of the big three, Sex and Politics. On to religion. Religion, spirituality, and self transformation are some of my favorite topics to write and read about.
My spiritual path as a child was somewhat broken, like my life. My aunt and uncle made sure I was baptized in the Church of Christ, to save me from the firey pit of hell. I remember them pleading with me to bring my mother to church, lest she suffer eternal damnation. Well, I've never been much of a proselytizer, so I guess my mom could be in trouble.
I spent about fifteen years in "CHURCH". The christian kind, where nonbelievers are banished, where bad behavior is frowned upon, and large families greatly encouraged. This uptight religious model filled me with fear of misstep, lest I too fall away. My relationship with God was based on fear of what he would do to me, and doubt that he could love someone as bad as I. Not that I behaved (or behave now) in a particularly bad manner. I knew that he knew what I had done in the past. And he knew my evil thoughts. So I too was certainly doomed.
Now. Now. Now. My relationship to God has evolved. I believe that he is a God of love, who loves all his children, not just certain ones. Much as I love my eight children. They are all different and I love them all. We are all different, and he loves us all. We all reflect the beauty of our creator.
There are some great spiritual writers on hubpages. I love the astrological interpretations of Jean Bakula. They offer some great insight on why people behave the way they do.
For some good christian writing, check out Judah's Daughter.
Spirit Hugger is a beautiful person, who shares the depth of her learning with other hubbers
Ha Ha. That's Very Funny
I think I'm funny. I am mostly alone in this opinion. Sometimes I am witty. Sometimes wry. Droll. Amusing. I am often sarcastic, which is not considered funny by the victim of my humor. I like puns, which could make me punny. But funny? Not usually. However, there are some very funny people here, who I love to read.
One of my favorite writers who always makes me laugh out loud is akirchner. She is hilarious. And I am not prone to exaggeration. Well, not usually.
If I make the mistake of drinking coffee while reading the hubs of Stan Fletcher, I will invariably laugh so hard that the coffee sprays out of my nose and all over the computer. My husband really hates the way our computer keys stick together these days.
Humor abounds in the hubs of habee. Not only is she funny, but she makes great social commentary as well. And her recipes are great too.
Great Writers Abound
The thing I like most about hubpages is the myriad of great writers found here. It is a pleasure to read well written, well thought out hubs.
lmmartin is not just a great writer. She is a lady, a friend, a person with a heart the size of Texas. Actually, Alaska. Her heart is the size of Alaska, but warm. And her writing tips are actually helpful.
Another of my favorite writers in Ken R Abell. His writing is profound, thought provoking and challenging. He is a wise man.
There is a reason Patty Inglish has a ranking of 100. Her hubs are consistently great. It is always a pleasure to plunge into the depths of her writing. Her hubs are thoughtful, informative and well constructed.
The authors listed here are just a few of my favorites, hopefully you will find some that you enjoy. The topics listed here are some of the ones I like to write on. Hopefully, you will read some hubs you enjoy.
It has been a great year for me at hubpages. I look forward to more writing, and more hub friends. "By God Woodrow, it's been a hell of a party."
Namaste Friends.
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Just woww. I hope i pen the same some day :)
A great and very informative piece of writing and I shall definately check out the poets on your list. Regards.................. Chris
I am writing about "one hundred" on hubpages and through my research came upon this hub. What a delightful celebration of your one hundred hubs and an interesting tribute to your followers. I hope you don't mind my mentioning this hub in mine.
Voted up, useful, and interesting.
Congratulations. I'm so new to all this that your words are encouraging.
Awesome, really.
Next time I'm looking for some inspiration I know where to find it!
I really enjoyed your writing and will definitely come back and read some more of your hubs.
Hi Deborah - I see you have been busy wirting and linking hubs ;0)
I like it keep up the good work
I am deeply honored to have been mentioned by you in this Hub—especially considering the high company you placed me in. Thank you ever much for including me in such a pantheon.
I always enjoy your comments and your writings here on HubPages. Keep spreading the love.
i want to write again, and i am looking for some inspiration, and i naturally came here. Thanks for your lovely work.
What a great hub this was. Not only informative and generous about other hubbers but shows off your own talents extremely well. I look forward to reading more of your work. Many thanks.
Congratulations. Keep writing I'm looking for you to reach 500 next.
Hey, thank you Deborah!
Hi Deborah, I enjoyed this. It's directly informative about other writers / hubbers that you admire (and I'll be checking them all out, esp the humorous ones), while at the same time, through your open writing style, it's revealingly informative about you. We 'see the writer', not just the words. I like that.
Gotta rush, I have 87 hubs to write to catch you....
Deborah-had to read your '100' reflections-I'm coming up to mine this weekend (May 8th) and have been 'mulling' it over for some time now. Congrats.
Great job on this hub. Congrats on the 100, wowwee.
Another funny person?! I love funny so I will be following you. Nice hub and great work.
Thanks for sharing Deborah Demander!!!
Deborah and Twilight Lawns,
I was on the hopper the other day, and someone actually wrote a very short hub on how to make chili cheese dip, with Velveeta cheese. You cut up a pound of cheese in chunks, open the can of chili, put both in a bowl, and microwave for 5 mins., stirring once. I was incredulous. Are we supposed to vote down things like that? I feel kind of bad, but no effort was made for a hub.
Thanks for the reading list. Strange that I only know one of the hubbers mentioned. Maybe I will sift through and find someone good enough to read on a regular basis. I have been horrified at the percentage of writers (especially those who think they can write poetry, simple prose and stories) who have difficulty understanding basic grammar and spelling; yet they receive comments of "Wonderful", "How deep", "Truly beautiful".
Call me bitter, but I love the English language, and I hate to see it being murdered.
Thank you so much for the recognition. I am honored.
Hi Deborah,
I love the way you write about your faith, but keep such an open mind about other people's beliefs. I am deeply honored that you think my Astrology hubs are spiritual, you are so very kind. I am sure you will accomplish your 100th hub, after all, you are Superwoman. In many more ways than one! Keep up the great work.
Oh my gosh Deborah - I clicked on here to congratulate you on a milestone and here I was being touted as hilarious! That is so sweet of you....I like to think my LIFE is hilarious and I am just running a commentary on it...rather than crying!
Thanks so much for the high praise and wishing you thousands more....after that first hundred though don't get discouraged because it starts to feel like what? ONLY 105? Only 110?
I have no clue how I got to 492 (I think) and I'm trying for 500 by this week. But then I'll do the same thing all over again....ONLY 501? Only 505? I have discovered that it pays to not think about the numbers (until you get close to some milestone) and keep on trucking.
Thanks again for the lovely kudos....I am humbled! I love nothing better than to make folks laugh though so you do me a great honor!
Why thank you, Deborah. What a lovely compliment. Great hub! rated up. Lynda
May you live to write your millionth hub :-)
WONDERFULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Its a very beautiful hub thanks


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More Power, Fewer Shorts
Until they frustrate us when they go bad, our car's electrical systems aren't top-of-mind. We'd rather bench-race our big-blocks than bench-test our starter motors. But when it comes to a full restoration, such as that being done on the Project 50 Mustang, every component on the car needs to be brought to like-new condition.
Project 50 is a '65 Mustang that the editors of Haynes manuals are restoring to commemorate the publishing company's 50th anniversary. A barn-find pony car that hadn't been driven for 20 years before it was purchased on eBay, Project 50 will be completed in time to go on display at this year's SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Its restoration is being tackled by the same hands-on editors who do the teardowns, research, photography, and writing for the Haynes publications, and much of the work can be seen in videos you can watch at www.haynes.com. The complete restoration will be the subject of a brand-new Haynes '64 1/2-'70 Mustang repair manual, and we're excerpting a few of the most critical restoration steps over several issues to provide a preview of what to expect from the book. So far in previous stories we've covered the freshening of the car's 289 V-8, C4 automatic transmission, driveline, and suspension. Now it's time to tackle the Mustang's electrical system.
Home restorers are often intimidated by the electrical system's complexity and the possibility of making expensive mistakes. But the Haynes editors tell us that electrical system work is actually easy. Most problems on older cars have simple solutions, such as loose or corroded connections or shorted wires. When a systematic approach is taken during the restoration, and all the wiring and connections are cleaned and inspected, the gremlins are chased away for good. That way you can spend your time finding more horsepower instead of finding short circuits.


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The Accelerated Access Review (AAR), an independently chaired report supported by the Wellcome Trust, was asked to make recommendations to the Government on how to accelerate access for NHS patients to innovative medicines, medical technologies, diagnostics and digital products. The AAR was conceived by the government with the intention of making the UK "the fastest place in the world for the design, development and widespread adoption of medical innovations and stimulate new investment, jobs and economic growth to support the NHS". Jeremy Hunt, Health Secretary, said he was "determined to help the UK become the best place in the world to produce new drugs and products" and that the move could benefit patients and be done without cutting assessment standards.
The Final Report makes 18 principal recommendations whilst attempting to develop a pathway for the NHS to improve uptake of innovative practices and also drive cost-saving efficiencies. One of the recommendations is the creation of an Accelerated Access Partnership, proposed to link NHS England, NHS Improvement, NICE and the MHRA, in order to help make more efficient the process for getting the most promising new treatments and diagnostics safely from preclinical development to patients.


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Wisconsin prosecutor Michael Griesbach believes Steven Avery was wrongly convicted — but you may disagree on how many times.
Many viewers finished the final episode of Netflix documentary "Making a Murderer" feeling aghast, angry. The documentary tracks the initial 1985 wrongful conviction of Avery, who spent 18 years in prison for a sexual assault that DNA evidence later proved he didn't commit. A few years after his exoneration, he was arrested again, this time for the 2005 murder of 25-year-old Teresa Halbach.
Warning, spoilers ahead.
Avery was convicted of Halbach murder in 2007 and remains in jail. Last week, he asked to be released on bond, filing an appeal claiming an improper warrant and that a juror was out to get him, The Associated Press reported.
Griesbach wrote "The Innocent Killer" for the Chicago-based Ankerwycke, a publishing imprint of the American Bar Association. The book tracks the Avery case, from wrongful conviction to his eventual conviction and imprisonment for the Halbach killing. Griesbach appears in the documentary's first episode, surprised by a former prosecutor's reaction to the exoneration.
Now, Griesbach is a prosecutor in Manitowoc County, where the events occurred. And he is sure Avery was innocent one time.
"Lightning did not strike twice," he said.
He hopes the case will inform citizens and law students alike about the criminal justice system. He appears on panel discussions on wrongful convictions, even crossing paths with Dean Strang, Avery's former lawyer and now online celebrity due to the documentary. As Griesbach pointed out, Wisconsin is a small world.
This interview has been edited and condensed for space.
Q: What's it like to see a case you wrote about explode in popularity?
A: It's very strange. Part of (the filmmakers') mission I feel like I share, in terms of drawing attention to some issues in the criminal justice system. What's interesting is they say, correctly, that truth is elusive in the Steven Avery case. And it really is. (But) they sort of adopt what they believe to be the truth. And they present it as the truth. And the disturbing part is they don't present it even close to thoroughly. And I understand that TV, and dramatic portrayals, you're going to approach it with a specific angle. But I think they went overboard.
(For example), they didn't include very much of, if any, the cross-examination by the prosecution and the rebuttal. That's the time when evidence is really tested on both sides. They call that in the law, the truth-seeking engine.
Q: Many viewers who watch the documentary finish it feeling Avery was wrongfully convicted twice, not once. What do you think was left out, if anything?
A: There were bleach stains on (Avery's nephew and also convicted in the murder) Brendan Dassey's blue jeans. People are wondering if there's a gruesome murder there, where's the blood, where's the hair? And Avery and Dassey, especially Avery I think, had a week to clean things up. That there's bleach on his pants is pretty telling, at least something that should be included, for viewers to at least know.
They refer back to this cat burning. What they don't tell you, (Avery) was 22, first of all, he wasn't just a kid. They make it sound like it was just sort of horse-playing with some friends, that the cat got accidentally dropped in the fire. But in fact, Steven Avery doused the cat with gasoline and intentionally threw it in the fire. It's pretty disturbing stuff.
They portray this incident when he rammed his pickup truck (into a woman's car). And then he did approach her at rifle-point, they included that. (But) they portrayed it as nothing more than Steven Avery being upset at this woman because she was spreading rumors about him and his family. Now, for the rest of the story. (According to court documents,) he had been stalking, well, observing her down the road with binoculars as she got into her car early in the morning. He even ran into the road naked one time. This is one disturbed guy. That incident was very different than how it was portrayed.
Q: You write in a Wisconsin law journal that Avery bears responsibility for Halbach's death. What convinces you?
A: All those viewers, they only know what's in the documentary. They don't have any other information about the Avery case. So you watch that, you're thinking lightning struck twice, he was wrongly convicted again. I totally get that, how if you knew nothing else about the case you would be absolutely convinced that he was wrongly convicted a second time.
Back up and look at the basics. He's the last one to see her; specifically he asks her to come there. Then, you have his blood, and I guess they're saying it's planted, and I can see why people believe that after only seeing these facts. But you have to believe a lot of stuff. His blood's in her car. Her blood's in her car. His DNA is on her key, in his bedroom. All those things as a prosecutor, usually when I have a case with that kind of strong both physical evidence and circumstantial evidence, it's the kind of case that guilt is just so obvious. It's an incredibly strong case for the prosecution.
Q: Many viewers are troubled that some of the main physical evidence was found by Manitowoc County officers.
A: (That was) some really bad judgment, in retrospect especially, but even at the time. They should have entirely removed themselves from anything having to do with the case.
Q: Upsetting to a lot of people is the confession of Dassey (a developmentally disabled teenager interviewed under what many call coercive interrogation techniques).
A: That was legitimately troubling to a lot of people. Those interrogation techniques that police use, those are the same techniques that are used all across the country. The whole thing assumes guilt, and then it's designed to elicit a confession instead of objectively designed to elicit the truth, or what happened. So that's problematic right off the top.
Q: What do prosecutors take into account about someone's developmental abilities in these kinds of situations?
A: I'll be honest. If we have a confession, we assume it's the truth. (And) 99.9 percent of the time, the confession is true. We're supposed to do justice. So if we have even a hint that we don't believe that the confession is legitimate, we've got to back away. But I've never come across a case where the confession is false — 99.9 percent of people don't generally confess to something they didn't do.
If we're convinced that the evidence shows some guilt, we have a confession, what are we supposed to do, ignore our best evidence? If so much other evidence points to guilt, I don't think it's our job to say, "We're not going to believe that confession."
Q: You hope people can learn lessons from this case, both citizens and attorneys. Talk about following evidence versus gut instinct during investigations.
A: The whole job of police investigations would be to follow the evidence wherever it leads. And that's exactly what did not happen in the first Avery case. In fact, it was worse than that. This wasn't one of the wrongful convictions that happened by mistake. Within a couple days of arresting Steven Avery, evidence suggests that they not only knew he didn't do it, but they knew who did do it. And that's pretty scary stuff.
(In the Halbach case), it wasn't unreasonable to at least have a suspicion that Steven Avery, to have him as the most likely suspect. He's the guy who called her. He's the guy who was the last person known to see her alive.
Q: What do you think of everything coming out now — a juror saying he felt threatened, a new attorney for Avery. Are there any open questions, do you think, for the future?
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A: I don't think the juror thing's going anywhere. That is troubling, that maybe there was some intimidation. But maybe there was, maybe there wasn't, I don't think that's enough for a new trial. (The court proceedings surrounding) Dassey's confession, that'll be really interesting to see how that goes.
I wouldn't be surprised if there's a filing for a new trial. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.
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Changes to DVD borrowing times!
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Vantage Application:ADDED: Web Module Permissions can now be organized into 'Roles'. There are some default Roles such as Administrator, Basic Reporting, Advanced Reporting, and Anonymous Reporting.
ADDED: Generating Reports has a new option to either retain or remove the report at the default location when copying to a new location.
IMPROVED: Event Server dialog displays lists of found computers faster.
IMPROVED: Event log dialog displays lists of found logs faster.
IMPROVED: Computer Browse dialog displays lists of found computers faster.
IMPROVED: Event Server dialog default search is just for Servers.
IMPROVED: Event Server dialog now has two more search options (Servers only and Workstations only)
IMPROVED: Computer browse dialog search no longer looks for workstations.
IMPROVED: Watchguard templates now have descriptions.
FIXED: Import Organization task no longer shows 'Not configured' when it is configured.
FIXED: Thread safety issue in Event Server dialog
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IMPROVED: Citrix Netscaler log support.
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How to upgradeUpgrading Vantage 2.2 to 3.0
If you have version 2.2 of WebSpy Vantage and/or the Web Module installed, you need to download and run the latest installer. It is easy to migrate your settings to the new version 3.0 by following the steps on the Upgrading Existing Installations tab on our Getting Started Page.
Updating Vantage 3.0 to the latest 3.0 build
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Data reminds solution providers to think 'private' when developing cloud solutions
I've had my head in cloud business practices on the brain lately, because of a project that I'm in the process of finishing up this week. If you're in the process of evaluating your own options, you should definitely check out some new data Forrester Research in the form of a report called
Ex-Oracle CFO heads for Infor?
Little birdies say that Jeff Epstein, who yesterday resigned as Oracle CFO, is heading to Infor. You would probably know Infor if you're in mid-market ERP and/or follow Charles Phillips, the former...
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CDW surveys: Videoconferencing uptick over next 2 years
Man, oh man, people just can't stop talking about videoconferencing this year -- and its potential to explode in adoption over the next 18 months to two years.
LA proving a tarpit for Google, CSC
Remember last year when Google trumpeted its big-boy computing win over Microsoft in a major Los Angeles email-and-applications deal? Remember how the...
New book offers social media tips for entrepreneurs like you
I still get at least a couple of business books every month (in hard cover, no less). I try to skim through most of them to see if they are relevant to the myriad things I cover, but rarely set off to read the whole thing. There are exceptions, of course, one of them being the new book called
SAP loses its Wookey: Will he show up at HP?
The twitterverse is tingling with reports (from reliable sorts like Ray Wang) that John Wookey is leaving/has left SAP. No word on his destination but smart money's on Hewlett-Packard.
Forrester: Software will lead 2011 IT spending growth
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Norwegian Star to be based in Australia
Norwegian Cruise Line will base Norwegian Star in Australia in 2017.
It is part of a series of exciting and exotic new itineraries for the brand's Fall/Winter 2016/2017 deployment. NCL's new world-wide deployment will bring the world to guests who want to explore new sights while experiencing the freedom and flexibility that only Norwegian Cruise Line can offer. Norwegian offers guests new destinations and new ports to choose from in 2016 and 2017, including cruises to Asia onboard Norwegian Star, with itineraries departing from Istanbul, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Sydney and Auckland—marking the line's return to the Asia and Australia regions for the first time since Norwegian Wind in 2001-2002 and first-ever visits to The Gulf and India..
The recently renovated Norwegian Star will be sailing to the region for several unique itineraries that also feature first-ever visits to The Gulf and India. Norwegian Star will continue to spend her summer 2016 months cruising the Baltic Capitals from Copenhagen, Denmark. After her journey through the Western Mediterranean, Norwegian Star will depart on October 31, 2016 from Istanbul on the brand's first voyage to the Gulf region through the Suez Canal for a 20-day Eastern Mediterranean and The Gulf itinerary with stops in Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey; Rhodes, Greece; overnight in Haifa, Israel; Port Said, Sharm El Sheikh and Safaga, Egypt; Aqaba, Jordan; Salalah and Muscat, Oman; and an overnight in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
On November 20, 2016, Norwegian Star will sail a 21-day Journey to the East from Dubai, United Arab Emirates to Singapore, featuring the brand's first visit to India with an overnight in Mumbai and stops in Goa (Mormugao), Mangalore and Kochi (Cochin). Additional ports of call include Fujairah and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates; Muscat and Khasab, Oman; Colombo, Sri Lanka; Phuket, Thailand; Penang, Langkawi and Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), Malaysia; and Singapore.
Throughout December 2016 and January 2017, Norwegian Star will do a series of 11- and 14-day sailings in Southeast Asia, departing from Singapore and Hong Kong respectively.
Norwegian Star's 11-day Southeast Asia itineraries departing from Singapore on December 11, 2016 and January 5, 2017 feature ports of call in Ko Samui and an overnight in Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand; Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My) and Nha Trang, Vietnam; Sanya and Hong Kong, China. Guests who sail on the ship's 14-day Southeast Asia itinerary from Hong Kong on December 22, 2016 will celebrate the holidays with calls in Kaohsiung, Taiwan; Hanoi (Ha Long Bay), Da Nang, and Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My), Vietnam; Sihanoukville, Cambodia; an overnight stay in Bangkok (Laem Chabang) and a day visit to Ko Samui, Thailand; and Singapore.
On January 16, 2017, Norwegian Star will sail a 21-day Southeast Asia and Australia itinerary from Hong Kong, China to Sydney, Australia. Ports of call include Nha Trang and Ho Chi Minh City (Phu My), Vietnam; Bangkok (Laem Chabang), Thailand; Singapore; Bali (Benoa) and Komodo, Indonesia; Darwin, Cairns, Airlie Beach, and Brisbane, Australia.
Norwegian Star will sail a 12-day Australia and New Zealand sailing on February 6, 2017 from Sydney, Australia to Auckland, New Zealand. Ports of call for this adventure down under include Melbourne and Burnie, Australia; and Dunedin, Akaroa, Wellington, Napier and Tauranga, New Zealand. Norwegian Star will also sail a 19-day Australia and New Zealand thrill-filled itinerary from Auckland, New Zealand to Singapore departing February 18, 2017. Ports of call include: Bay of Islands, New Zealand; Sydney, Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Cairns and Darwin, Australia; and Komodo and Bali (Benoa), Indonesia; and Kuala Lumpur (Port Kelang), Malaysia.
Norwegian Star will begin her journey back to the West with an 18-day Southeast Asia and India sailing from Singapore to Dubai, departing March 9, 2017. Ports of Call include Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang), and Penang, Malaysia; Phuket, Thailand; Colombo, Sri Lanka; Kochi (Cochin), Mangalore, Mumbai and Goa (Mormugao), India; Muscat and Khasab, Oman; Fujairah and Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
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Johnson & Johnson ($JNJ) has set out to navigate its way through an important stage of its campaign to gain an accelerated approval for a new therapy for drug-resistant tuberculosis. Later in the week a panel of outside FDA experts will give J&J's bedaquiline team a thorough examination to see whether the company warrants a preliminary approval based on Phase II data. And today the agency released its carefully neutral view of the data on safety and efficacy.
In what could prove significant for other developers, J&J wants to use data on a surrogate endpoint: time to sputum culture conversion up to week 24 evaluated in two separate stages of a Phase II study. The agency review confirms that the drug proved more effective in the clinical study than a placebo. The Wall Street Journal also notes that the FDA review concludes that the drug is "safe and well tolerated."
Cases of drug-resistant TB have alarmed health officials and earned acknowledgement from the FDA reviewers, who noted that the distressing trend "threatens to erode the progress made in the world-wide control of tuberculosis." That concern is likely to help J&J in its quest to gain an early approval while Phase III is still underway. And it should also help other developers understand how the FDA will view similar marketing applications based on surrogate endpoints.
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We reported in our blog on the 27th of June 2017 that many more Britons are planning to take their holidays in this country this year – the so-called staycation. This has led to a welcome surge in the holiday rental market.
With rental income from letting your holiday home in the UK as much as double that being earned by owners of conventional buy to let accommodation, that is very welcome news if you own a holiday home. Add to that the tax breaks for furnished holiday lettings and the appeal is stronger still.
But it may also serve as a timely reminder of the importance of protecting your property with holiday home insurance:
Why is it necessary?
- unlike your permanent place of residence and unlike any buy to let property you may own, a holiday home is likely to spend relatively long periods during the year empty and unoccupied – especially when out of the normal holiday season;
- that is when any property stands at its most vulnerable, over and above the normal risks of fire, storm damage, flooding, impacts, vandalism and theft;
- even when your property is unoccupied, therefore, holiday home insurance may continue to provide building and contents cover, and indemnity against public liability and employers' liability (in the event you are employing someone to caretake your holiday home);
- these safeguards remain in place, of course, when your holiday home is occupied – by short-term tenants or by yourself or your family – and some policies may also extend cover to protect you against damage caused by your tenants and paying guests; and
- remember that if you have a mortgage on the property, it is almost certainly a condition of the loan that you keep it appropriately insured at all times.
Silly season
Summer is a great time for getting your insurance up to date and letting out your holiday home, of course, but it also seems to bring out the more outrageous insurance claims – and the crazier the claim, the less likely is any insurer likely to settle.
Nevertheless, the Sun newspaper reported on the 3rd of June 2017 that insurers did pay out on a claim involving damage to the underside of a swimming pool caused by a badger that had burrowed beneath it and tried to scratch its way out.
Equally unusual was the man in holiday mood who was trying out his harpoon gun before a scuba dive, but accidently let it off, firing it into the wall, where it fused the home's electrical circuits – best to check whether any of your paying guests this summer have plans to go scuba diving.
Some of the more unusual homes that insurers have been asked to cover include a country house being used for filming a haunted mansion movie and a holiday home in France which the owners wanted to let out for hosting a week-long nudist convention!
The uses to which your own holiday home might be put this summer may seem very tame in comparison to some of these more unusual requests.


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Marissa was born in 1976 in Purmerend, the Netherlands. After her study Art Therapy (Hogeschool Utrecht) and one year of Psychology at the UVA, she had several jobs, one of them research assistant at the EMGO Institute. After working as an occupational therapist at the Valeriuskliniek (GGZ inGeest) in Amsterdam for a few years, she changed jobs within the organisation and became management assistant for the research department.


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Evaluation of "Supper at Emmaus" by Caravaggio! Background. Caravaggio (Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio) - (8 September 1571 - 18 July 1610) was an Italian artist active in Rome, Naples, Malta and Sicily between 1593 and 1610. He is very famous for his visual depictions of crucial religions figures such as 'Jesus Christ', including the painting 'Supper at Emmaus', these were the source of much controversy. He is one of the very first artists whom used the concept of foreshortening and chiaroscuro into their paintings. One great example of this is Supper at Emmaus. Line One of the most prominent aspects of the piece is the use of line. ...read more.
Colour The colours in the painting are mainly dark (Blacks, greys, greens, reds). However, some areas of the painting are in lights colours such as Sandy/cream browns used on the faces of the subjects, with a lighter version of these colours used to highlight the focal points face. Colours that are more vibrant include the rich crimson of Jesus' clothing and white tablecloth, which draw attention. Tone Tones in the piece are extremely dark; this highlights the effect of "Chiaroscuro" (translating into light and dark). The dark tones absorb the surrounding edge of the picture and the various crevices and cracks. ...read more.
Upon closer inspection, Jesus has a much smoother face than that of the man next to him with facial hair. Even though the painting seems to be smooth, if one looks closely, one can see different, subtle brushstrokes used by Caravaggio. Narrative Clearly the focus of the painting is Jesus Christ, as shown by the techniques used to paint him and also the series of invisible lines used to lead the viewers eye towards Jesus. The three men around him are clearly agitated by their body language. The man to the right is flaying his arms and the one to the right is about to jump up from his chair. Possibly Jesus has just revealed some important information and this has enraged his followers. ...read more.
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Rising opera stars turn to art songs by Brahms, Mahler, Mendelssohn, J. Marx, Schubert, Schumann, R. Strauss, and Wolff
This December, Yale Opera will continue its tradition of Liederabend, evenings of art songs focusing on a single country or language. The rising stars of Yale Opera, along with pianist Kyle Swann, will take the audience on a tour of German-language song. The program will feature music by several Romantic composers: Brahms, Mahler, Mendelssohn, J. Marx, Schubert, Schumann, R. Strauss, and Wolff. The Liederabend (German for "evening of song") will take place on Monday, December 14 at 8 pm in Morse Recital Hall in Sprague Memorial Hall. Admission is free. Doris Yarick-Cross is the artistic director of Yale Opera. MORE


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When I volunteered for the Murosity Project the Everyday Star I immediately thought of was Nancy Teagarden, and how I would love to honor her through her beloved husband, Pat, who died April 10, 2011 at age 59.
Nancy hired me for my first job at Parkview. She has been my boss, my mentor, my advisor, and my good friend. She has helped my family through some tough times when I had no one else to turn to.
Pat Teagarden was involved in every aspect of soccer in Fort Wayne and the state of Indiana. He taught at Homestead High School for 25 years and coached recreational, travel, middle and high school soccer for 35 years. He was inducted into the Indiana Soccer Hall of Fame. When Pat died the comments most often heard were: "what a wonderful friend"; "what an inspirational teacher"; "what a privilege to have him as my coach"; "he believed in each one of us"; "he created camaraderie and friendships in the soccer community"; "he was the greatest person I have ever met"; "he could walk into a room and put a smile on everyone's face"; "he made everyone around him a better person"; "he was a dynamic leader"; "he was insightful and inspiring". Pat would drive to Homestead on weekends to fix a sprinkler on the soccer field or mow the field because he didn't think it was quite right for his players. Pat loved his family, loved life, and loved the world of soccer.
Before he underwent radiation therapy he asked the doctor if he would lose his hair - specifically his signature full red mustache. When the doctor said his mustache was safe, Pat gave the go ahead. Pat will be remembered for that beautiful red mustache, the twinkle in his eye, and the smile that could light up a room. One of Pat's former students wrote of him "the best coached and mentors in life push, encourage, challenge, teach and get us to go places we might not otherwise choose to go. Pat was a master of all of these characteristics. He was tough, but always gentle, and he wore a smile as easily as anyone I have ever known in life. I will always remember him as a man of incredible gifts, passion, and boundless energy." Pat Teagarden will be missed by all who knew him.


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A new comedy series from Henry Winkler – best known as 'The Fonz' in 1970s American sitcom Happy Days – will premiere on BBC iPlayer a week before it airs on CBBC.
The show, Hank Zipzer, is based on Winkler's own experience of growing up as a young boy with dyslexia and features the central character 12-year-old Hank Zipzer.
The first show will be available on iPlayer on 21 January.
Victoria Jaye, head of TV content for BBC iPlayer, said: "This builds on the success of premiering our first children's series, 4 O'Clock Club, on iPlayer back in December – the first episode we premiered received close to half a million requests in seven days.
"We want to draw on BBC iPlayer's popularity to help grow new hits for the BBC, so we're excited to see how far premiering Hank Zipzer can drive more viewers to this exciting new show."
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Weekend update @ Six Feet Down!
After a great week it's time for the weekend! We got lot's of news from adidas Originals and a highlight are the exlusive Japan pack with 3 models - ZX 500 OG UA, Campus 80's ZOZO and the Rod laver PU. FromNike we got mens sizes in two Free 5.0 2 in clean summer colors and a Womens Air Max 1 - Gold/Silver pack.
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Friday, April 19, 2013
Weekend update at SFD Sneaker Store
Spring are coming and we have a store with goodies! This week we got a new Puma window display with a focus on the classic Oslo. Also news from Nike, Jordan Brand, Puma and adidas Originals.
Come to the store this Saturday, we are open 12.00 - 17.00
Puma Oslo window at SFD Sneaker Store
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Puma news in the spotlight right now.
Fist Puma shoppers this weekend will get this limited Kingsize/Caliroots shirt for free!
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A disappearing middle class
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You'll have to excuse me this week if I am not at my usual crotchety best, but I have a good excuse. Just before 4 a.m. Sunday morning, Harlyn Virginia Williams - the newest member of our family - decided to make her grand entrance to this world. She and her mother Paige are doing fine, but her daddy is a little woozy after witnessing the miracle of birth...
BBQ: Man's eternal quest
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There's a vast difference between the sexes. If there is ever strong evidence that something's been working behind the scenes creating mankind you'd only have to glance at a male and female to know there's something unique occurring. ...
Being satisfied with yourself
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When I was growing up, I felt like I had ugly teeth and a big booty. Oh and for years, I was always taller than the guys in my class. I felt different. Where I felt like these were "terrible curses", others tried to assure me that they were blessings in disguise or "stages" that I would outgrow in time. I have been told that beauty is only skin-deep or beauty is in the eyes of the beholder...
Feeling a little bah humbug
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I'm having a hard time getting into the Christmas spirit this year. Normally, I'm chomping at the bits to put up my tree and decorate the house as soon as the trick-or-treaters leave. And, I almost always have a lot of my Christmas shopping done by this time every year. ...
Wildcats win three of last four to make playoffs
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The Trumann Wildcats continued their late-season surge with a 35-21 victory over Newport in the regular-season finale for both teams on Friday night. Trumann quarterback Blaike Jones rushed for 167 yards on 26 carries and added 161 yards passing and two touchdowns through the air to give the Wildcats (4-6, 4-3 4A-3) three wins in their past four games...
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EPC (4-5, 3-5) finished their season on an up note Thursday night when they went to Newark and defeated Cedar Ridge (2-8, 1-7) 42-22. Also finishing the season with a bang was Byron Ford who passed the 1000 yard mark with 204 yards rushing on the night. ...
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Marked Tree High School ended the season with a win over the Rector Cougars 34-8 Friday night and despite ending their season with a 3-7 record, Coach Waylon Dunn observed a lot the Indians can take and build on for next season...
Hornets dispatch Hoxie to move into state playoffs against Jessieville
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Harrisburg traveled to Hoxie last Thursday night knowing a win would keep them in a tie for the conference championship. As a result, the Hornets played like they had all year, in workman like fashion, making few mistakes and taking advantage of the Mustangs (4-6, 3-4) errors for a 39-12 win...
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Congressman Marion Berry was one of two from the Arkansas delegation to vote Saturday night for House Bill 3962, a sweeping piece of national health care reform legislation. Berry joined Vic Snyder of the Second District in voting for the measure, while Fourth District Congressman John Boozman and the Third District's Mike Ross cast negative votes...
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After several months, the Trumann Museum will have a 20th anniversary grand re-opening from 2-4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 18. Librarian Janie Teague said during the last several months, they have put new paneling on the walls. Additionally, they have re-arranged the placement of items in the museum as well as add new pictures to displays...
Father, son share deep veteran bond
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There is nothing stronger than the mutual pride between father and son, both of whom chose a life of service. Such is the case of a father and son duo Sergeant First Class Charlie Lee and Sergeant Timothy Lee of Lepanto. The two men share not only the bond of blood, but also that of devotion to their country...
Tour de Sunken Lands bike ride a success
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Last week, alliantgroup proudly welcomed former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Mike Johanns to their team as the Chairman of Agriculture. As former Governor and U.S. Senator for Nebraska, Secretary Johanns provides alliantgroup with an impressive resume, boasting a strong background in agriculture and economic development with more than 30 years of government expertise.
"During my years of public service, I was committed to supporting small and mid-sized businesses and alliantgroup's mission falls perfectly in line with that commitment. Having grown up on a farm in Iowa, agriculture is a personal passion of mine, and I'm eager to help this industry grow and stay competitive in the global market. I look forward to helping alliantgroup educate companies on the powerful business incentives available," said Secretary Johanns.
While serving as alliantgroup's Chairman of Agriculture, Secretary Johanns will be pivotal in guiding the firm's correspondence on available tax credits and incentives benefiting the agricultural industry. In order to help support the firm's growing team of agricultural professionals, Secretary Johanns will serve as alliantgroup's agricultural industry advisor. In addition to helping build alliantgroup's agricultural involvement, he will be a resource to the firm's clients, CPA partners and industry alliances.
"I am so honored that Secretary Johanns has joined our firm. Secretary Johanns is recognized as a premier leader in agriculture and economic development, having led both large and complex government agencies. This experience will be invaluable as we educate agricultural companies and co-ops on government-sponsored tax incentives and the immense value they can bring back to this sector of the economy. By joining our firm, Secretary Johanns has further elevated alliantgroup as a leader in tax expertise," announced alliantgroup's CEO, Dhaval Jadav.
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