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Gypsies are not allowed to participate in the 50th anniversary commemmoration of the liberation of Auschwitz in January 1995, where thousands of Sinti and Roma were murdered in the Holocaust.
German police arrest Roma for deportation back to Romania from Hamburg, Germany,1992.
Eva Justin and Robert Ritter, medical doctors associated with sterilization and euthanasia programs in the Nazi period taking blood sample from a Sinti.
French Gypsies being interrogated by the police for the 1895 Gypsy Census.
Wax castes of Romani faces, Racial Hygience Centre.
Romani Auschwitz survivor, with tattooed number.
Text should read: Various images of Roma and Sinti children taken at Auschwitz, 1942-1944.
Pairs of Romani twin girls, used in Mengele's experiments at Auschwitz. Dr. Joseph Mengele, "The Angel of Death," was trying to solve the riddle of multiple births because of the needs for more Germans to populate territories in the new Germay expaned by war against Poland and the USSR.
Criminal Police Document, Sinti boy, dated 1943.
Initially, this image was called "Unidentified Sinti girl peering from a Transport Wagon on its way to Auschwitz, 1943." Hans Vanderwerff from The Netherlands has indicated that she is not an unknown Sinti girl, rather her name is Settela Steinbach. Her name was uncovered by the journalist Aad Wagenaar around 1994, 50 years after her deportation.
The photo is taken from a film of a deportation train--from Westerbork. The extended film about Westerbork.
Her Christian name was Anna Maria Steinbach. The transport she was on brought 238 Jews to Bergen-Belsen and 208 Jews and 245 Gypsies to Auschwitz. Only. 30 Gypsies returned.
Czech Police Arrest Roma, 1993.
Eva Justin Collecting anthropometric data, 1942.
Gypsy inmates at Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp outside Berlin.
Police interrogation, France.
Police interrogation, Poland, 1942.
Eva Justin making a caste of the face of a Rom, Racial Hygiene Centre.
German police interrogate Roma, 1928.
Gypsy children at Auschwitz who were part of medical experiments. Most such experiments were "terminal."
Various images of Roma and Sinti children taken at Auschwitz, 1942-1944.
A shatra or Gypsy slave village, Romania, 1850s.
Roma wagon in the Museum of Transport,
Roma wagon in the Museum of Transport, Glasgow, Scotland
Professor Ian F. Hancock
University of Texas at Austin, Department of Linguistics
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Dollar General (DG) is enjoying the bounce that usually follows word of a stock's admission to the S&P 500 (SPY). S&P Dow Jones Indices said late yesterday that the discount retailer's stock will enter the index after the close on Friday.
Index funds have to own any stock once it becomes part of the benchmark. So, naturally, other players in the market are immediately moving in for Dollar General. All else being equal, being part of an index "creates" demand for the stock that in some respects is artificial — or, at least, we can say this new rush of demand has nothing to do with fundamentals.
Twenty-eight minutes into Tuesday's session, Dollar General's 3.4 million share trading volume is already approaching yesterday's entire trading volume, according to FactSet Research Systems. Shares are ahead by 1.6% at the moment as major stock indexes are flat.

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Abstract: Development codes are ordinances implementing a local government's comprehensive plan. They include two components: a zoning ordinance and a subdivision ordinance, which may be adopted and published as separate documents under their own titles. In some cases the sections pertaining to subdivision of land may be included in the zoning ordinance. Description: 252 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Referenced maps not included. Adopted July 28, 1980; most recent amendment December 3, 2003. Captured March 6, 2007. URI: http://www.tillamookor.gov/departments/Planning/zoning/ord.pdf
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Abstract: The Tillamook Transportation Refinement Plan was undertaken to develop solutions to three interrelated transportation issues in downtown Tillamook, Oregon: Transportation safety, with an emphasis on pedestrians; adverse impacts of truck traffic (volume, speed, noise, safety); parking utilization and supply. [From the Plan] Description: 561 pp. Includes maps and figures. Published January, 2006. Captured January 2, 2008. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5615
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Abstract: The City of Tillamook Transportation System Plan (TSP) is a guide for the city to develop appropriate transportation facilities in the city. The TSP incorporates the community's vision while remaining consistent with state, regional and local plans and standards. The City of Tillamook TSP was developed through a process that first identified the transportation needs, then developed and analyzed potential projects that address those needs. Lastly, the TSP developed a financing plan for the projects that best address Tillamook's needs for the next 20 years. [From the Plan] Description: 212 pp. Includes maps and figures. Published June, 2003. Received from ODOT January 2, 2007. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5421
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Abstract: The purpose of this Urban Renewal Plan is to eliminate blighting influences found in the Tillamook Urban Renewal Area, to implement goals and objectives of the Tillamook Comprehensive Plan, and to support the continued development of the plan area as a safe, clean and affordable mixed-use community. [From the Plan] Description: Item contains two files: 1) Urban Renewal Plan. 22p.; 2) Urban Renewal Plan Report. 18 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Referenced map not included. Adopted July 17, 2006; published October 11, 2006. Captured December 6, 2007. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/5341
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Abstract: The Highway 131 Transportation Refinement Plan addresses key transportation issues along Oregon Highway 131 (Highway 131) as it travels through the unincorporated communities of Oceanside and Netarts in western Tillamook County, Oregon (Figure 1). The plan is a refinement of the 2003 Tillamook County Transportation System Plan (TSP), which identifies the need for transportation planning on Highway 131 within and between Oceanside and Netarts. The objectives of the Highway 131 Transportation Refinement Plan are as follows: identify strategies to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety on Highway 131; identify strategies to address parking and circulation in Oceanside and Netarts; identify main street strategies in Oceanside and Netarts to address pedestrian, bicycle, and auto circulation while maintaining the through function of Highway 131; evaluate an Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) Special Transportation Area (STA) designation for the community of Oceanside. [From the Plan] Description: 37 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published June 2007. Captured August 3, 2007. URI: http://www.oregon.gov/ODOT/HWY/REGION2/Highway131TRP.shtml
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Abstract: Project objectives: develop a stakeholder involvement program; review current transportation-related documents to determine relationships and conflicts; update the inventory and review the format and content of the Goal 12 element of the comprehensive plan; establish road design standards; identify future needed planning studies and develop a workscope for Phase 2 of the Tillamook County Transportation System Plan. [From the Plan] Description: 40 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Published August 11, 1999. Received from ODOT January 2, 2007. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/4501
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Abstract: Zone change of the subject property from Single-Family Residential (R-7.5) to Light Industrial (I-L) Description: 28 pp. Adopted 2007-10-19. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/14538
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Abstract: To rezone the subject properties, from Highway Commercial (C-H) to Open Space (OS). These properties include the following: 635 N. Main, 1810 N Main, 542 N. Main, 840 N. Main. To rezone the subject property located south of Hoquaton Slough from Central Commercial (C-C) to Open Space (O); amend the Tillamook City Comprehensive Plan, Policies 29, 80, 83, 87, 88, and 89, Tables Dl, Kl, L, and text on Population Requirements and Livability; implement Table D3, Total Existing Land use within UGB. Description: 41 pp. Adopted 2008-06-17. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/16359
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Abstract: The City of Tillamook and Tillamook County have approved an amendment to the Urban Growth Management Agreement. The amended Urban Growth Management Agreement recognizes the Goal 11 and 14 exceptions previously approved by Tillamook County (OA-02-12B) and has brought the Agreement up-to-date. Description: 16 pp. Adopted 2011-12-15. Department of Land Conservation and Development Notice of Adopted Amendment URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/15735
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Description: 20 pages. Comprehensive Plan Text Change. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/21082
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Description: 160 pages. Comprehensive Plan Text Change, Land Use Regulation Change. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/21083
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Description: 173 pages. Comprehensive Plan Text Change, Land Use Regulation Change. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1794/21476
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How do artists make the intangible tangible? In this film, SEVEN (2011)—a collaborative work by the artists Mika Rottenberg and Jon Kessler commissioned by the New York-based performance biennial Performa—is performed for the last time at Nicole Klagsbrun Project space. Over the course of three weeks, several times a day, seven performers clock in, ride a stationary bike, and work up a sweat before a live audience in an immersive sculptural installation. Each of the seven performers represents a particular chakra—cosmic energy centers located within the body—and are ascribed corresponding prismatic colors of the rainbow, resulting in chromatic sweat. The sweat is collected in a sauna-like "Chakra Juicer," distilled by a self-described mad scientist in a laboratory, and metaphorically transported to the African savannah. Rottenberg explains how she wants her performers to not act or emote, being more interested in how their bodies behave and the physical materials she can extract from their exertions. Performing in sync with a video featuring a rural community in Botswana, Rottenberg and Kessler's project unites laborers in New York with "the cradle of humankind" through timed exchanges of materials and a common purpose. Playfully absurd, Rottenberg and Kessler blend reality and fiction—extreme conditions and comedic sleights-of-hand—to create a zany, wordless narrative.
Mika Rottenberg (b. 1976, Bueno Aires, Argentina; raised in Tel Aviv, Israel) lives and works in Brooklyn, New York.
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It's quite hard to write goodbye blog posts or emails, and here I find myself embarking on such a task. It's always hard to say goodbye, but sometimes it needs to be said just to bring some closure.
It's been a extremely interesting ride for me at Sun over the last 9 years as a contractor and an employee. They say, 'once a unix geek, always a unix geek'. Well, for me it's kinda slightly different, it's "once a sun geek, always a sun geek". The spirit lives on. It's easy to take a geek out of sun, but It would be very hard to take the "sun" outta a geek !
As I type this post with a rock on my chest, I also breathe a sigh of relief. A sigh of relief from the topsy-turvy ride we have all been on for a long long time. I've lived through several RIF's and survived them all... And now I find myself making this bold move of moving out and onwards on my own.
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In the last several months i've been involved in some fascinating projects which span healthcare, banking and telecommunications verticals. The lessons learnt have been simply wonderful (both on a technical and personal note).
I am sure all our paths would cross again, and having said that I'd prefer to not say goodbye but rather use a line from an old Bollywood favorite of mine "DASVIDANIYA" (from the movie Mera Naam Joker), which means "Until We Meet Again".
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Wax Popped And Shot Upward!Recently after warming my wax I heard a popping sound and realized the wax had shot upward and splattered all over everything! Never had this happen before, sure hated trying to clean up the mess off bathroom counter and mirror.Anyone know why this happened.Any advice would be appreciated.Nov 16, 2014Maria R.HAIR TYPEBlack / Normal Hair
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Love It!I have used this waxing warmer for about 9 months now and I love it. I use the Brazilian Hard Wax. I use it on my face. I am caucasion with dark hair. I have always had dark chin hairs and upper lip hair and this wax works well to get rid of all the hair. I also have sideburns that I like to remove. I am slightly red afterwards, so I like to wax with this at night so that the redness goes away by morning. If I wax during the daytime, I take some tums (reduces redness) about 30 min ahead of time and I use concealer.
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Amazing MachineI have spent hundreds of dollars at the salon and I just became so tired of it. I bought this machine and its a life saver. It can be a little messy at first (bc its wax and I was a novice) but every time you put more on, you get better. Practice all over your body at first, like an artists canvas and you will soon be waxing like a pro. NEVER was against the hair growth. It makes everything stick together. Also, keep both your house and cell phone nearby so you don't have to get up in the middle. Place a towel down underneath you to protect the floor. Good luck!Jul 13, 2012Sarah M.HAIR TYPEDark Brown / Thick or Coarse Hair
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A DisappointmentI have been waxing with honey wax for many years and in the past just heated directly on stove at very low temperature. But its messy so decided to try this wax warmer and wa very unhappy with it. It takes a very long time to melt the wax and never seems to reach the ideal temperature. I am returning it.Mar 12, 2011Ximena
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Great Investment!I can't believe I'm the first to review this!!! I've owned this puppy since I was 13 and started waxing....I'm 22 now and it's still going strong! I'm not a professional by any means but I can tell you one thing - I've tried just about every hair removal method out there. Except laser of course.
I'm Caucasian with dark hair (I'm European - Spanish/Portuguese I was practically BORN with lots of hair) so after shaving and getting tired of that whole mess, along with creams. I decided to start waxing. At home kits loose their heat and the wax hardens which makes the whole process long and more painful than it has to be.
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Employed at Gallaudet since 1999, Fred started as Special Assistant to the President before moving to Administration and Finance in 2007. Since that time, he has taken on increasing responsibilities within A&F. Currently, Fred is responsible for the University's local and Federal government relations as well as community relations. He oversees the University's Facilities Department, Office Campus Design and Planning, and real estate development. He also oversees Gallaudet Interpreting Services.
Prior to coming to Gallaudet, Fred worked for three years at the National Association of the Deaf and nine years with AT&T. While at AT&T, he served one year as a Brookings Institution Congressional Fellow where he worked in the office of Representative Robert Andrews (NJ-1) as a legislative aide.
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There are LOT of main characters, even in standard shounen-fare who win most of their fights convincingly and few chapters further in the story you're still convinced that it was a deserved win. Kyo from Samurai Deeper Kyo, Himura Kenshin, and the Black Cat, for example. Ichigo doesn't fall into that category, but like I said, I'll give him time. His "random power level" also gives Kubo a perfect rationale for writing Ichigo like that.
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What is everyone reading?
Posted 16 April 2003 - 09:03 AM
I'm currently reading the following:
-Carlo d'este - Decision in Normandy
-Timothy Harrison Place - Military training in the British Army 1940 - 1944
-Peter Beale - Death by design: the fate of British Tank crews in the Second World War
and finally for a private research project i have just started reading up on villers bocage starting with Villers Bocage:Through the lens.
They are all very interesting books. Though D'estes' book has a go a montys strategy but this is something common with a lot of american writers. Harrison Place's book is a brilliant insight in the the british army that trained for the campaign in NW Europe. A definate must read.
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 10:51 AM
I'm enjoying "The Russia House" from John Le Carré.
Posted 16 April 2003 - 11:00 AM
On the war front, although rather quiet now; Trying to get through NJL TOGO by Herr Petsch, in old-style German writing.
Also Verlorene Ehre Verratene Treue, by Herbert Maeger, ex-LSSAH and 38th(or 36th, the Dirlewanger div.) SS Div.
Then also a few self published vet memoirs!
Posted 16 April 2003 - 11:14 AM
Posted 16 April 2003 - 12:58 PM
-General Winfield Scott Hancock at Gettysburg, July 3, 1863
Posted 16 April 2003 - 01:26 PM
"Feeding our armed forces" (1943)
"Bill Mauldin's Army"
I read different things at once - it takes me a long time to finish
Posted 16 April 2003 - 01:30 PM
[QB] Well what are we all reading at the moment? What has got us engrossed in a book. Anything good?
I'm currently reading the following:
-Carlo d'este - Decision in Normandy
... Though D'estes' book has a go a montys strategy but this is something common with a lot of american writers.
I'm in a Normandy 1944 phase at the moment, and apart from D'Este's book I'm all also re-reading Chester Wilmot's The Struggle for Europe and Richard Lamb's Montgomery in Europe: Success or Failure?
But on the Normandy campaign itself I must rate Robin Neillands' book The Battle of Normandy (published in 2002) as one of the best ever written on the subject. It takes a much fairer view of Montgomery's conduct of the campaign and in so doing shatters some of the Normandy myths that have been circulating for more than half a century.
[QUOTE] [/quote]'In the absence of orders, go find something and kill it.' Erwin Rommel
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 04:20 PM
BTW, Mahross, despite his bias I have always liked Este's 'Decision In Normandy' ; engrossing and well-written.
Currently I'm reading Theo Boiten's 'Nachtjagd' and Chaz Bowyer's ' Path Finders At War ' , and lined up on the runway is ' Hamish - The Story Of A Pathfinder ' by Hamish Mahaddie.
Posted 16 April 2003 - 06:50 PM
Lately I´ve made some great purchases in second hand stores and I´m about to start a book on German reconnaissance flights in Lapland and northern parts of Norway and after that a book on the sea battles around the East Prussia/Danzig area late 1944-1945. ( Sorry Erich, didn´t find the Russian sub that was sunk by the Germans in Danzig ...)
Posted 16 April 2003 - 07:07 PM
thumbs up. Is Paris Burning is one of the old time classics !
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 08:26 PM
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 09:59 PM
Next on the list--probably nothing untill I order something from Barnes & Nobles.
I take that back--I think ill see if they still have a book on the shelf by a German vet who was on the Eastern Front. I think its called: Blood Red Snow? or something like that. If that isnt there--then I guess ill order another Schiffer title.
Posted 16 April 2003 - 10:07 PM
HAHAHAHA! OMG! No WAY, Erwin! I stay away from that. WOn't touch that with a very long pole. No, more US 'current affairs', for example I am reading Adrianna Huffington's rant Pigs At The Trough about the misbehaviour of many CEO's (Tyco, WorldCom, Enron, etc.)
Originally posted by Erwin:
About Pim Fortuyn and Volkert van der G? Or about the coallations between the CDA and PvdA?
The stuff that is going on in Holland is just One Big Soap-opera...
Carl, Hold your breath just a wee bit longer...Great book on the way.....Did you finished the Messenger book on Sepp Ditrich?
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Posted 16 April 2003 - 10:27 PM
Ah--future thanks on the other book--I owe you something good my friend. smile.gif
I almost feel like going out and buying some Toblerone Chocolate this evening. Been too loong since I had any.
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Posted 17 April 2003 - 04:24 AM
1)Gods & Generals
3)The Cold War*
4)The Fall of Berlin*
5)Mein Kampf (again)*
6)Hitler: A Study In Tyranny*
7)My Rise and Fall (Mussolini)*
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"War is the fruit of man's depravity; it is a convulsive and violent sickness of the body politic.." Diderot
Posted 17 April 2003 - 10:00 AM
Martin - I know what you mean about d'este, he is a very good intro to the campaign, but his monty bashing just gets at me. We have just had Proffesor Terry Copp give a guest lecture at my uni. He knows d'este and when he asked why he is critical monty he just says that he didn't break. He has no real reason to think the british are bad, he just doesn't like monty and i think that clouds his judgement.
Anyway most of my books are being read for an extended essay that i'm writing on the 11th armd div in the normandy campaign.
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Posted 17 April 2003 - 12:17 PM
Best regards/ Daniel
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Posted 17 April 2003 - 08:25 PM
A very good book if you have any interest in the Battle of Britain smile.gif
Posted 17 April 2003 - 09:33 PM
'From Arctic Snow to Dust of Normandy', autobiography of Lt-Com. Patrick Dalzel-Job KgtCSO, No.30 AU Commando. The character he inspired his CO Ian Flemming to write is better known however, James Bond.
Leo, glad to see you're reading quality with Richard Lamb. As for Neillands, I don't know which I'd find easier to accept. Neillands having written something worth reading or Sadman playing sweeper for Watford next Saturday?
Posted 17 April 2003 - 10:06 PM
Guns of August - phenominal
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Well, I believe the 3D2Y is set in piece.
It seems alot of time since One Piece is always evolving and we do not take notes of days... but it is a reasonable time for the training they are facing, starting with luffy and ending with whoever. They have not easy tasks, 2 Days aren't enough, 2 weeks or 2 months neither.
Oda isn't the kinda of timeskip writer, but he isn't a training arc either. He did no one in 600 chapters, he will not start now, i wouldn't want it atleast.
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The Emery County Municipal Building Authority met in their December meeting. They discussed the Children's Justice Center. A lease agreement will be signed for $500 a month.
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The budgeted amount for the food bank is $400,000 and the architect estimates are $350,000. If the county is awarded this grant, the money would still be a year away. The grant will be $350,000 if it is awarded and the county will have to find the other money somewhere.
Kofford said improvements to the airport are still in the works and a large project where the trailer is relocated, along with the trees, and one of the hangers to create an adequate clear zone for the runway is being considered. It would call for a new entrance into the airport and the existing entrance would be closed. Estimated cost of the project is $339,000. Horrocks said the improvements to the airport have resulted in more pilots using the airport from out of the area.
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restring more often with this string because of breakage and tension loss due to the 17
gauge but so far that hasn't happened. It is a great bargain string! I am using it in a Prince
Graphite II OS at very high tension (72lbs.) and I'm going to try it in a Head Prestige Classic
600 now.
From: Darrick, Arlington, VA, USA. 12/03
Comments: This string is fascinating. You have the ability to hit with power and
From: Hadi Fattah, Newark, DE, USA. 11/03
Comments: I like this string a lot but I hit pretty hard with heavy topspin due to my
western grip. Although I love this sting it only lasts me about 2 hours which isn't enough to
be affordable.
From: Aaron, USA. 7/03
Comments: Good power, good feel, good spin, good control, crisp feel, and the tension remained good without the string moving around a lot. I play with the Head Ti Radical Midplus and I strung the racquet at 60lbs (rec tension 50-62lbs). I played with this string several times before it broke after a total of 38 hours. Even before it broke the tension remained good and the strings did not move around.
I am a 4.0 level player with a western forehand and a one-hand topspin backhand. I have a full swing with moderate swing speed. This sting is rated a 9 in playability and a 6.5 in durability. If you play with a dense string pattern (18x20) like I do then durability is not an issue with this string. But if you play with a large racquet with an open string pattern (16x20 or 16x19) then I guess the durability would suffer.
Overall, this is a very good string. I liked it a lot. I had good control, good feel, and good
spin with it. I would definitely buy this string again. For my game and my racquet, this string
turned out to be a serious bargain.
From: Brett, Tinton Falls, NJ. USA 12/02
Comments: Great string. I have a Prince Triple Threat Warrior MP. It is strung with Prince Original Synthetic gut 17G at 60LBS. I can consistently serve over 115MPH with this combination. For info, I have added 4 inches 1/4 lead tape at 3 and 9 and overlayed the 'tungsten' strip at 2 and 10 with two inches of lead tape.
For the relatively low price, it cannot be beat. There is a reason that this string is still
around. I have tried the same gauge with Duraflex, but the 'pop' that the original delivers
cannot be matched. Don't be fooled by the low price, its great stuff.
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In January, a spectacular event will relive the story of Waipu's Scottish founders and their long journey from the Highlands to Northland, via Nova Scotia and Australia. Lindy Laird talks to Canadian playwright and theatre director Bev Brett, who is helping to stage the Grand Pageant of Waipu.
WAIPU'S Scottish story resonates the world over among people of Celtic heritage, as well as those who just love a great epic tale.
Bev Brett is one who has been captured by the story, much as the ex-pat American was once captured by Cape Breton's St Ann's area in Canada.
"I have an Irish background and lots of Atlantic Canadian ancestors so I have always loved Celtic fiddle music and stories and songs. So, when I came here from 'the Boston States' in 1974, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven with all the music and dance and stories and humour and characters," Brett says.
"The Irish culture just blended into the Scottish here and the languages are very close, and the history."
In St Ann - a district, not a township - the Gaelic College, a Scottish-history museum and learning centre, is founded on the site of Reverend Norman McLeod's farm and church.
McLeod was the religious and community leader who inspired hundreds of Scottish people to leave Cape Breton in Nova Scotia and settle in Waipu in the 1850s.
A playwright, theatre producer, drama teacher, Gaelic speaker and Cape Breton resident, Brett would often come across New Zealanders retracing their ancestors' journeys, searching out their roots, and she realised that for people from a place called Waipu, at the other end of the world, the local story was their story, too.
It is not the first time the respected Canadian playwright and director has been involved with Waipu, or helped the McLeod story cross the oceans.
Brett wrote The Margaret, a play about the two-year, ship-building period before the Normanites left Cape Breton for the voyage to the Southern Hemisphere.
In 2004, Brett brought a team of St Ann's Players and The Margaret to Waipu and Whangarei, forging new connections between the two places.
"Our great adventure, 23 of us taking the play to a place we'd never seen, and to get such a big welcome, is still talked about. Some members of our cast connected with relatives they didn't even know they had."
Although the 150th anniversary and re-enactment had been held the previous year, the group heard much about it, read the pageant script, watched the footage.
Now, through cyberspace, Brett is working with the artistic team on the second Grand Pageant. Her knowledge of the history and Gaelic language of the times is adding greater authenticity, her input praised by pageant director Lachie McLean, team members Helen Frances and Patsy Montgomery to name just some, and narrative writer, acclaimed New Zealand author Fiona Kidman. "I love the idea of working on a project on the other side of the world.
"And I love really big theatrical projects," Brett says from her home on Cape Breton, adjacent to a property where McLeod once lived. "I've done a few projects about people's community history. It is so important to them. I love the community pride that results."
Brett is aware of the sensitivity around previous artistic interpretations of McLeod, which portrayed the Presbyterian minister as controlling, punitive and worse.
"I totally support artists putting their own interpretation on to something," she says.
"I understand why people were upset, though.
"Had the [Waipu] Pageant come first, before all of the other interpretations, they may have been less threatened.
"The minister as a sex abuser is pretty extreme. Unfortunately, it got dirty, but that isn't unusual in any small place.
"This is also about the leader of their wonderful story and people may have thought that it wasn't balanced.
"The pageant and play speak to me of the Gaels' love of their people and their land, which in Gaelic means the same. 'Co as a tha thu?, or 'Where are you from?', means who are you from?'."
The Waipu Pageant, with its large-scale telling of a specific history and culture embodies "co as a tha thu?", and celebrates remarkable local talent as well as stories.
"I loved that [the last pageant] was more of the story of the people than of the leader," says Brett, who will be in Waipu for the 2013 event.
"I loved the music, which gave it epic proportions.
"I loved that it showed the reality of economic refugees who were of the land. Their determination to keep their culture and traditions as one land and sea-based people with a unique shared story, and not disperse, came through in a very powerful way," she says.
"And the spectacle of it all. All the people, video screens, fireworks, cars and horses. Burning the croft! The Maori coming down the river in the canoe. It was so theatrical."


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But perhaps his dark imaginings are not as strange as they seem, for in a locked room deep within the house lie photographs and letters hinting at the mysterious death of the previous owner.
Like a slow poison, the history of the place seeps into his bones as he struggles with an impossible love. Close to despair, David receives a letter from a reclusive French editor, Andreas Corelli, who makes him the offer of a lifetime. He is to write a book unlike anything that has ever existed, a book with the power to change hearts and minds. In return, he will receive a fortune, and perhaps more. But as David begins the work, he realizes that there is a connection between his haunting book and the shadows that surround his home.
Once again, Zafon takes us into a dark, gothic universe first seen in the Shadow of the Wind and creates a breathtaking adventure of intrigue, romance, and tragedy. Through a dizzingly constructed labyrinth of secrets, the magic of books, passion, and friendship blend into a masterful story.
©2009 Carlos Ruiz Zafon; (P)2009 Random House
"The plot resolves in a rush, for the author finds himself with many a loose end to tie up, but once it sinks in, the result is more than satisfying. Zafón delivers a warning about the dangers of obsession, mixed with an obvious passion for literature and the printed word; his book is also a song of love for Barcelona with all its creaking floorboards and hidden subbasements. A nice fit with the current craze for learned mysteries and for spooks of both the spying and the spectral kind." (Kirkus Reviews)
When I clean, drive or exercise I listen to romance. The steamier the better but it must have a great story as well!
"My Favorite Book!"
First off this is not my traditional audiobook listen but I love to read this author! I have all of his books in hardback and they are among my treasured possessions. This Author has such a talent with description, he makes the story come to life! I love to read his books right before bed because I'm guaranteed the most vivid dreams! He keeps you guessing and your never quit sure what will happen next. This is the 2nd book in the series, the 3rd will be released in English during the summer of 2012 and I can't wait!!!
"I am obsessed with this series, and this author!"
I listened to my first book by this author, and didn't realize that it was the second in a series of three books. (Shadow of the Wind; The Prisoner of Heaven; The Angel's Game) The Spanish names of streets and characters can be confusing at first. But, I love the use of language and beautifully crafted dialogue, as well as the complicated plot. So, I started over, and read all three in the right order.
There are many questions to be answered, and I found myself going back and listening to previous chapters. The intricate story web is not to be taken lightly, and the characters are so finely drawn, and with wise observations of human nature sprinkled in. What a joy it was to read, and reread these books! I plan to let it rest for a few months and then listen to all three all over again. I know that there are nuggets in there that I missed this time. It was kind of like reading the Count of Monte Christo, or the Man in the Iron Mask. Weighty, wonderful literature and skilled story telling.
All three books were read by different narrators, but each was wonderful. Of all the Audible Books that I have listened to over the years, this is my favorite and most admired series.
"Great Book made better by an awesome Narrator!"
This was a fun book that I can't imagine actually reading after listening to it. The narrator does such an amazing job of telling the story I felt like I could see it. The story is descriptive and I actually found myself holding my breath at times. Very suspenseful right to the end.
"Very very good"
This is a very good story, but it is for an intelligent reader and may not appeal to some. I enjoyed it thoroughly. Great story line and premise with a good finish. Spooky and heartfelt dont let the negative reviews detour you it is an excellent read.
"Mystery and intrigue win again"
Zafron's 2nd book is another great foray into that narrow land between intrigue and fantasy ... who is "the boss," what is the nature of and limit to friendship? Stevens' narration was a disappointment after hearing the rich narration of Shadow of the Wind read by Jonathan Davies - I wish Davies had narrated Angel's Game as well. But, narrator aside, the book is magic. I loved it - read it page by page once, as an audio book once, and will listen again.
"Amazing and very touching book"
This is a beautiful book. Many times I had to rewind the story back to listen again to the beautiful language and metaphors of this book. Sometimes I had to stop and think.
The only drawback of the book is that it is so good that many other books I listened to or read around the same time just feel "lame."
"I love his work"
I'm not into the supernatural genre. Zafon's work is the exception. Well narrated. The ending is a surprise. Entertaining start to finish.
"Good read"
Anyone who has been to Barcelona will appreciate how well the author describes the city in early 20th century.
The story, though complex, was not difficult to follow (easier than in the Shadow of the Wind) and kept my interest throughout.
Dan Stevens's wonderful, deep voice was perfect for conveying the dark side of this mystery while bringing out the sensitivity of the main character.
"Not as good as Shadow of the Wind"
I read the Angel's Game shortly after reading the wonderful "Shadow of the Wind." While both are set in Barcelona and use the city as a backdrop for the story, I found The Angel's game to be far less successful. The story is not as interesting and the characters less developed. The reader does a great job with the material, but cannot make up for the weak plot.
"Meandering, atmosphereic, ok story"
This just wasn't in the same league as his first novel, The Shadow of the Wind - so that was very disappointing.
The story meanders and doesn't really seem to hang together. I got lost sometimes. However, use of language is interesting.
Narration is good. Definitely a book that I wanted to finish - and glad I did.
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To be born. To beget is to give birth, to procreate, or to call into being. In the scriptures, these words are often used to mean being born of God. Although Jesus Christ is the only child begotten of the Father in mortality, all people may be spiritually begotten of Christ by accepting him, obeying his commandments, and becoming new persons through the power of the Holy Ghost.
- This day have I begotten thee:Ps. 2:7; ( Acts 13:33; Heb. 1:5–6;
Heb.5:5; )
- His glory was of the only begotten of the Father:John 1:14; ( 2 Ne. 25:12; Alma 12:33–34; D&C 76:23; )
- God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten Son:John 3:16; ( D&C 20:21; )
- Christ has spiritually begotten his people:Mosiah 5:7;
- Those who are begotten through the Lord are the Church of the Firstborn:D&C 93:22;


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Calendar Of Events
Written by Miami Today on February 22, 2007
Thursday 2/22
Casa Bacardi features the Claros del Bosque exhibition by artist Baruj Salinas. The exhibition is a tribute to philosopher Maria Zambrano. Various times at 1531 Brescia Ave., Coral Gables. The exhibition runs through Feb. 23. $5 donation. Details: (305) 284-2822.
African Timeline and Exhibition. Through Feb. 28. Stephen P. Clark Center, 111 NW First St., Miami. Details: (305) 375-5730.
West Dade Regional Library features The Everglades Invade the City by Edwin Villasmil and Elba Martinez. Through Feb. 28. Various times at 9445 Coral Way, Miami. Free. Details: (305) 553-1134.
Architecture exhibition
University of Miami features Architecture in Spain 1935-2005: Modernity & Future exhibition. The exhibition runs through March 2. Various times at Jorge M. Perez Architecture Center Gallery, 1223 Dickinson Dr., Coral Gables. Free. Details: (305) 284-5002.
Jewish Museum of Florida showcases the Bonim exhibition, which features the history of Jewish developers and their influence in Florida. Through March 11. Various times at 301 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Free Saturdays. Details: (305) 672-5044.
In celebration of Miami Dade College's 45th anniversary, the school of architecture features Concrete Modernism: MDC Architecture exhibition. The exhibition will showcase original photographs, plans and models of some of Miami Dade College's earliest buildings. Various times at Gallery North, North Campus, Building Five, 11380 NW 27th Ave., Miami. Through March 3. Details: (305) 237-1532.
Get a microscopic view of human cells and learn about cell biology at The Cell Gallery: Your Inner Beauty exhibition. Various times at Miami Museum of Science & Planetarium, 3280 S. Miami Ave., Miami. Through March 10. Free for children under 3; $4-$17. Details: (305) 646-4200 or www.miamisci.org.
The Wolfsonian-Florida International University features more than 200 silver art pieces at the Modernism in American Silver: 20th-Century Design exhibition. Through March 25. 6:30-8:30 p.m. at 1001 Washington Ave., Miami Beach. Free members and Miami Beach residents with identification; $5-$7 others. Details: (305) 531-1001.
See original antique maps from Asia, France and Spain at a rare-map exhibition in Deering Estate at Cutler. Through March 31. Various times at Stone House, second floor, 16701 SW 72nd Ave., Miami. $5-$7. Details: (305) 235-1668, ext. 233.
Coral Gables Branch Library features Library and Lens: Photographs from the Permanent Collection. Through March 31. Various times at 3443 Segovia St., Coral Gables. Free. Details: (305) 442-8706.
Lowe Art Museum features the Arctic Spirit: Inuit Art From The Albrecht Collection At the Heard Museum exhibition. Through April 1st. Various times at 1301 Stanford Dr., Coral Gables. Free members; $7 others.
Details: (305) 284-3535.
The University of Miami presents Nazi Persecution of Homosexuals 1933-1945 exhibition. Through April 4 at the Otto G. Richter Library, Coral Gables. Details: (305) 284-4026 or www.library.miami.edu.
Miami Art Central features Tacita Dean-Fil; Works and Peter Friedl-Work 1964-2006. 7-10 p.m. at 5960 SW 57th Ave., Miami. Through April 15. Details: (305) 455-3333 or www.miamiartcentral.org.
The Museum of Contemporary Art features the exhibition Merce Cunningham: Dancing on the Cutting Edge Part 1, which will feature art, costume and set designs from the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Through April 29.
Life, architecture and art during the 20th and 21st centuries will be showcased at Miami Art Museum. The Modern Photographs: The Machine, The Body and The City collection features dozens of photographs donated by former curator Charles Cowles. Through April 15. Various times at 101 W. Flagler St., Miami. Free on Sundays, students with identification, and children under 12; $2.50-$5 others. Details: (305) 375-3000 or miamiartmuseum.org.
Thursday 3/1
Deering Estate at Cutler features Antique Map Exhibit: France and Taiwan-China-Asia. Through March 31. Various times at 16701 SW 72nd Ave., Cutler Bay. $5-$7. Details: (305) 235-1668, Ext. 233.
Closing Party for the Miami Museum Members Month. 7-9 p.m. at ArtCenter/South Florida, 800 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach. Details: (305) 674-8278 or www.joinoneseethemall.com.
Art and film critic Jean-Pierre Rehm will lecture on Peter Friedl and his work. 8 p.m. at Miami Art Central, 5960 SW 57th Ave., Miami. $3-$5. Details: (305) 455-3333.
Friday 3/2
Miami Art Museum features Andy Warhol: Moving Pictures. Through April 1. Various times at 101 W. Flagler St., Miami. Free on Sundays; Free for students and children under 12. Others: $2.50-$5. Details: (305) 375-3000.


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Yep, that's me, Leanin' on a Lampost, but not at the corner of the street, nope! Outside my lovely winter home!
This is another Together for Sway fest, I hope you like it! I have loved poking around there, I am so excited for it to open!
Cynful have some of their gorgeous mesh jeans out for sale, in three different styles, and of course each style comes in various sizes and bootcut, skinny and flare (I think! my memory is bad and I only took the pics this morning!) They are quite low cut, so you do get a bit of bumcrack but hey ho, sometimes you gotta show a lil, right? I paired them up with the lovely pink poncho from TRS which is available too! I then took a leisurely stroll around my winter wonderland and placed the lampost that Dutchie has out on the ground, and I fell in love!
As I leaned against it, I figured the shot would look better with the 1st gift of the 12 days of Christmas that Auxiliary is having! Well it's $L50 but that's a gift in itself, a cheap, awesome product! You get the option of with or without bow too, so don't fear, men… you can wear them too! I'm also wearing shoes from Ducknipple in the pic above (and below but you can't see them) which I got from the marketplace! Also worn is one of the three gorgeous skins that Essences has out for Together for Sway! They come in the same tone, but you can choose three different makeups, each skin comes with various brow options and blush tattoo layers, as well as freckles and an upper lip mole. I love them, so smooth and pretty! I couldn't help but CHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESE
Then the love of my SLife saved my SLife by coming online for me to pose while I played with the Dutchie Lampost! Yep, it's a couples lampost, although some of them work as well with a single, as you can see above. I haven't shown all the options here, but I think you'll agree these in themselves are worth it, they are animated, so I didn't capture them in all their awesomeness, but I can assure you, you won't be disappointed! I love the argue one (2nd one top row) all pointing fingers and waving hands, then the making up one, as well as a few flirting, a couple kissing and just all of them so sweet and lovely!
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July 23rd, 2008In keeping with its mission to support Great River Medical Center, Great River Friends is sponsoring a two-day jewelry fair. Thousands of items from Masquerade Jewelry will be available for $5. The sale is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 21, and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday, Aug. 22, in the lobby of Mercy Plaza, 1225 S. Gear Ave., West Burlington.
Great River Friends is a community of donors and volunteers who support Great River Medical Center with their gifts of time, talent and treasure. For more information, please call Great River Medical Center Volunteer Services at (319) 768-3340.


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Prompted by protests of restaurants with inadequate accommodations and the plight of a stranded wheel-bound passenger at the Durango-La Plata County Airport, the city of Durango is undertaking a survey to evaluate the accessibility of city facilities.
The survey comes on the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, showing that progress can be agonizingly slow.
"I don't think there is a quick fix," City Manager Ron LeBlanc said Wednesday at a meeting of the Community Relations Commission. "We have to go through a systematic review of the compliance of ADA requirements."
The commission was formed this year to promote diversity and discourage "all forms of discrimination," including those with physical and mental disabilities.
The city resolution that created the commission since has become a model that the U.S. Department of Justice shows to other communities, local officials said.
To promote acceptance of diversity, LeBlanc said, the city also was interested in contributing to the Discovery of the Americas Day at Fort Lewis College, which is organized as a culturally sensitive and alternative celebration to Columbus Day.
On the subject of making the city more accessible to all, Community Relations Commissioner Charles Spence said he was sympathetic.
"This is a subject that hits home for me because my 11-year-old has disabilities and is in a wheelchair," Spence said. "When we travel, there are a lot of issues. Going through airport security is a real mess. It's not easy."
The Durango Area Tourism Office recently compiled a list of resources available to people with disabilities who travel to Durango, including those who need transportation from the airport.
A traveler with a motorized wheelchair from Las Vegas recently could not find commercial transportation to town.
Last week, demonstrators from the Southwest Center for Independence protested inadequate restrooms for the disabled at Olde Tymer's Cafe.
LeBlanc said the city's options are limited for addressing accessibility issues on private property. Under the federal law, it can mandate a facility come into ADA compliance only when its owners decide the building needs a remodel.
"The building permit is our trigger," LeBlanc said.
Still, he hopes the citywide survey will get people in the community thinking, asking questions such as, "How do we solve Olde Tymer's?"


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HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HOLY SHIT HES FINALLY HERE OMFG BLEACH JUST WENT IMBA IN 1 SINGLE CHAPTER YAYAYAYAYA. Ok im too high now to give a proper post but damn ok i can actually believe wat aizen is saying now abt all the battles being planned.
Come to think of it i do rmb now ishida being surprised that those amount of hollows were being summoned when it only shd have been a few...will probably post another when the excitement dies down i think this finally heralds the start of the next arc?
the chapter was meh
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Now this is what I have been waiting for. I have been waiting over a year for a chapter that was excellent and Kubo finally delivered. Thank god too. Just when One Piece was becoming less and less believable/ridiculous Bleach now rises to where it should be. Hopefully the follow up chapters won't suck though.
I have always thought that a lot of the parts in Bleach didn't make sense. Many of you have already posted these things in the past like the wierd power level fluctuations throughout the manga and all the other things Ichigo and Aizen mentioned. Either Kubo is one of the greatest masterminds in Manga history or he just finally found a decent reason for explaining why nothing made sense from beginning to now(Some things not everything).
I have always criticized Kubo, but I just hope he continues to do a good job like he has been doing the past two weeks.
I am an Uchiha fan. There I said it.
Now that Itachi's dead I will never get out of this genjutsu.
Don't stare directly into any of the eyes.
Was a pretty fucking awesome chapter..
We should get to learn more about isshin, finally..
Is it me, or did isshin talk like he actually knew aizen? Itd also make sense, considering what aizen said just before he entered..
Im going to laugh my ass off if isshin ends up being aizens brother or something.. :X
aizen could have planned all ichigos fights but how was he so sure that ichigo would win it all specially his fight with ulquiorra? Did he just based it on the fact that he is the son of isshin?
and why did kubo wasted one frame just to show aizens finger?
3/5 for me and it's only because isshin is finally here
Wow. Just wow. Aizen/Kubo just pretty much blew all that talk about power levels and such we all argued about way back in the day out of the water with this one chapter. With Aizen implying that Ichigo didn't win those early battles because he was particularly stronger than Renji, Kenpachi, and Byakuya, but that he somehow 'fixed' those fights so Ichigo 'could' win, is freakin crazy lol. It makes all those past arguments meaningless. You know, I'm almost at the point where if Aizen said that Kenpachi has or doesn't have a Shikai, I'd be inclined to believe him lol.
As for Isshin's appearance, I'll admit that I didn't want to see him until near the end of this whole fiasco, but I can't deny that him showing up doesn't make me happy. Because now we have the potential to get a whole lot of juicy information on Isshin's past and Aizen's motivations.
Oh and at least we know Ichigo's gotten a little stronger since Aizen stopped his Bankai with one finger at the end of the SS arc. Now Ichigo is four Aizen fingers stronger than he was back then lol.
Oh HELL YEAH! I've been hoping this was going to happen but FINALLY Isshin steps up, and it's against big baddy Aizen himself.
Ichigo's reaction was surprisingly realistic, I'd be hella pissed if every fight I'd ever been in was fixed too. Aizen could really say anything at this point and I'd believe him.
So also confirmed in this chap, Aizen stalks little boys, got it!
Afro, Ichigo being 4 Aizen fingers stronger could mean life or death in this manga. After all this training and hard work mastering his hollow side Ichigo almost made Aizen stick out his entire hand to block a sword, talk about improvement!
Well, i came up with a weird idea that Aizen maybe Isshin's brother that way he would be Ichigo's uncle. Uncles usually know about their nephews from the day they were born. And the way Isshin came and said "You talk too much, Aizen" was kinda like annoyed brother like way of saying shut the fuck up. I know this doesn't make much sense.