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This luxurious 2779TP ladies bracelet from Ti Sento will fit perfectly with your outfit. The bracelet is made of silver 925 and has a rhodium finish finish giving it a beautiful silver color. The beautiful faceted blue stones give the bracelet a graceful look.
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Taken as a tradesman, the name of "cobbler" is synonymous with shoe-maker (or shoe-repairer in these days of mass-produced sneakers). In the olden-days, the town cobbler was the maker and seller and fixer of footwear, stockings (usually by his wife) and probably also repaired all manner of leather goods if the town didn't have a Leatherman, as he was probably one of the few people who had the necessary tools.
In the days before mass-production (19th century) a pair of shoes would be in a family for years, passed down from wearer to wearer, especially if they were children's shoes. And while they were sturdy and solid, in the days before transit systems as we know them, walking was king and a you'd probably wear through the soles of the shoes once every couple of years. But even though the sole was worn, the rest of the shoe was probably still fine. They would be taken to the town cobbler/shoe-maker and the sole and, if necessary, the heel would be replaced, broken buckles and eyelets replaced, and they would be foot-worthy for another few years.
It was mass-production that effectively killed cobbling as a large-scale trade. With mass-produced shoes it was often cheaper to buy a new pair than repair the old ones, and many shoes were made increasingly of formed rubber instead of sewn leather so repair was difficult at best.
However, there still are a number of cobblers in any reasonably large city for those who enjoy footwear of a caliber that can be repaired. Any decent pair of dress shoes, work boots or sandals can be re-shod and made new without the pain of "breaking in" a new pair of shoes. Any shoe with a sewn-on sole or where the sole is not a formed piece of the shoe itself can probably be repaired if you're willing to pay.
In the days of sneakers with air pumps, it's humbling to think that your grandparents have shoes in their closets that are older than you, and they're still wearing them.
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Lady Dogs use overtime in win
History aside, the Rockdale Lady Tigers were just trying to record a win.
In the first official game at the new Tiger gymnasium, the Lady Tigers fought gallantly but alas, fell in overtime, 39-33 to neighbor Thorndale.
With the 56-27 loss Tuesday night to LaGrange, Rockdale drops to 0-6 on the season.
The Lady Dogs, ranked No. 10 in Class A, improved to 4-3 on the season.
In a physical contest, Thorndale outscored the Lady Tigers 7-1 in the extra period in a game that changed hands 12 times.
"The game was heart wrenching," said Rockdale Coach Liz McQuitter of Thorndale. "It is still a case of us having control and not getting the win. The girls
"Well....we didn't play our best game of the year," said Thorndale Coach Bradley Dickerson. "We struggled with turnovers and missed shots most of the game. Due to foul trouble, we had to go to a zone to try and slow down Ivory (Douglas) from going to the basket.
"We weren't getting back in transition and gave up some easy baskets, we talked at halftime about making sure we didn't give up easy baskets. "
Rockdale constructed the largest lead in regulation when Annie Wilde canned a jumper from the left side to make it 21-16 with 58 seconds left before halftime in the Lady Tigers' most productive quarter of the season.
However, they followed that by managing just two points in the third quarter when they were 0-for-6 from the field and Thorndale grabbed the lead 26-23 by the end of the quarter.
The lead changed hands six times in the final eight minutes and it appeared that Rockdale might pull out the historic win after Brittany Frei hit a turnaround and connected on the bonus free throw after being fouled to put the Lady Tigers up 32-30 with 21 seconds showing.
However, Jordan Heine sank two free throws with six sconds showing to send the game into overtime, which was dominated by the Lady Dogs.
Rockdale was without its leader Ivory Douglas in the extra period after she fouled out towards the end of regulation with a teamhigh nine points
Thorndale won despite shooting 23 percent from the f loor and 35 percent from the free throw line after missing 18 charity shots.
"We shot poorly from the free throw line most of the night," Dickerson said. " Our post players got lots of touches inside and we didn't convert as much as we normally do. I felt like if we could just knock down a few shots and get on a small roll we would be alright.
"We finally made a couple of baskets in a row to have a little cushion there. Points were hard to come by in this game. We need to work on being a little more patient and making better decisions."
The 5-foot-10 Heine led the Lady Dogs with 15 points and was the only player in the game in double figures.
Brittany Frei complemented Douglas with seven points and eight rebounds for Rockdale, while Ashlee Page tried to counter Thorndale's physical play with 13 boards.
"We have to continue to work on our confidence," said McQuitter. " In hindsight, I was pleased withmany things, but we need to close the game out with a win."
Tuesday night
The Lady Tigers had trouble finding the basket Tuesday night in their 56-27 loss to LaGrange.
Douglas led Rockdale with six points, seven rebounds three assists and two steals, followed by Wilde's five points.
Here is a list of firsts in the first game ever played at the new Rockdale gymnasium: First jump ball—won by Thorndale's Margie Sue Llana. First shot—Kara Niemtschk, Thorndale First basket—Meagan Frei, Rockdale (5:15 1st quarter) First steal—Brittany Frei, Rockdale. First rebound—Ivory Douglas, Rockdale. First foul—Victoria Drake, Rockdale. First free throw—Jordan Heine, Thorndale. First three-point attempt— Kara Niemtschk, Thorndale. First three-pointer—Lance Loewe, Rockdale
Player | Games | PTS | AVG | |
Douglas | 5 | 29 | 5.8 | |
Frei, B. | 5 | 24 | 4.8 | |
Pannell | 5 | 13 | 2.6 | |
Frei, M. | 5 | 13 | 2.6 | |
Page | 3 | 7 | 2.3 | |
Wilde | 5 | 11 | 2.2 | |
Sieber | 5 | 1 | 0.2 | |
Drake | 5 | 5 | 1.0 | |
Maloy | 5 | 4 | 0.8 | |
Larocca | 3 | 2 | 0.7 | |
Hearn | 4 | 2 | 0.5 | |
Willems | 1 | 0 | 0.0 | |
Coumont | 4 | 0 | 0.0 | |
Young | 3 | 0 | 0.0 | |
Team Leaders | ||||
Rebounds: | Frei 6.0, Page | 5.0 | ||
Assists: | Douglas 2.2 | |||
FT%: Wilde | 100, Maloy | 100 | ||
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An imaginative barn conversion, situated in a delightful rural location with fine open views across farmland to Bredon Hill and beyond. Converted in 2000 or thereabouts and subsequently extended the property offers excellent living space considered ideal for family living. The property retains a wealth of period features and has some particularly good exposed wall and ceiling timbers whilst benefitting from contemporary refinements. Features include a separate family room with open fire, a farmhouse style kitchen which opens to a dining room and sitting room beyond with a minstrels gallery over, a study, 5 bedrooms and 4 bath/shower rooms (2 en-suites).
Poplar Farm Barns is situated in a rural location between the market towns of Evesham and Pershore, both of which provide comprehensive amenities together with mainline railway stations serving London/Paddington. The larger centres of Cheltenham and Worcester offer first class educational, cultural, leisure and shopping facilities. The M5 Motorway (junction 7) is about 8 miles distant and provides excellent road links to points north and south.
The property is approached via a long farm driveway which terminates in a gravelled forecourt to the front. Opposite is an open fronted garage and single garage with swing doors together with parking for several vehicles immediately adjoining the property. The gardens lie to the rear and side with a large sun terrace positioned to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. The garden is laid principally to lawn with stocked beds and borders and adjoins farmland to the rear.
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Borrow someone elses. This is why I say to many, "I believe in you even when you don't believe in yourself."
Hope is never gone. Sometimes we just don't see it.
sleep, sleep, and sleep
then you are free, "i hope nothing, i fear nothing, i am free". nothing to loose, you can live anyway you want
you cant llive in the way you idealize your life to be,thats impossible, we dont get a lot of the things we deserve or want, learn that now, it took me alot of years to cope with that, but we do get the choice to do what we want with what we have, i have been seriously faced with disease, i have looked death in the eye, you dont know the feeling of being in the doctors office waiting for your life to be over, complete an absolute loneliness has been my companion for many years, and the only thing i learned was that regret is useless, and that actions and taking risks while aiming for the better is all there is to living a good life, you give meaning to your life through your choices, every second is an open opportunity for overcoming yourself
hope some more?.
I keep going until hope comes back.

I also arrange my life such that people need me.

If people need me, I can't kill myself...and sometimes I feel like it.

I haven't got something that causes me tons of physical pain like you.

However, I have asthma, sinusitis, a more ordinary bad back, migraines, PTSD flashbacks, agoraphobia, panic attacks, severe depression, and something approaching Dissociative Identity Disorder.

One of the people in my head wants me to kill myself every time I mess up.
Be with your self, be honest to yourself ....you'll find your answers. Peace at-last !!
try again later"it actually works"
Mortgage all your red hotels and green houses and pray that you land on Free Parking.
I think we are suppose to adapt and exempt life on lifes,terms... And realized we can't change the past or make PPL do what we want
Embrace the past and use your knowledge to stand you in good stead for the future.
I'm sorry.... I was assuming u felt that way cuz I do... I just wish I could fix things that I can't control ..
get a puppy who's got a lot of energy. sometimes a person just needs a push to the break in the clouds.
Take off your pants and dance in public.
Try to think about the second option..
Take yourself off to a children's' cancer ward and do some volunteer work. There you will rediscover hope and be of use to others, too.
Maybe they do need you. You have choices in your life. Try to help yourself, you've still got a hell of a lot of life to live yet. Listen to the oldies when they tell you that fro the age of 17 to 21 you will change considerably. Your views will change, your outlook will change and your raging hormones will change. From the age of 21-25, you will change again. The thing is though, YOU have a choice whether you want to wallow in self pity or whether you want to be happier in life. Everyone has had heartache, problems, issues in their life, I've yet to meet a person that hasn't. It's up to you whether you change this. Change the way you think. If you can, take some sessions with a cognitive counsellor. They will help you to see the glass half full instead of half empty. Best wishes for the future. Your future x
Rekindle a fresh barrage of hopes.Never say die.
Re-assess things, and figure out what's not working, and then, change it!

Shake things up:

Clean and re-organize your room.

Cook yourself a fantastic meal.

Jump up and down as long as you can until you get tired.

Plant flowers.

Bake cookies.

Kiss puppies.

Do something that reminds you who you are.

Make a list of things that you've always thought it would be cool to do, and then do one of them.

Draw an amazing picture.

Do something that's completely out of character.

Pick a song and learn how to rap it.

Compose a dance routine.

Watch a TED Talk- some of my favorites:

http://www.ted.com/talks/matt_cutts_try_something_new_for_30_days.html (WATCH THIS!!! ONLY 5 MINUTES, BUT INSPIRING.)

http://www.ted.com/talks/amy_cuddy_your_body_language_shapes_who_you_are.html (Slightly longer than 5 minutes, but equally inspiring)

And then get to work and find a place where hope can exist for you again ^.^b
kissing puppies saved countless lives...
if you've gotten to that point...just take one day at a time, one foot in front of the other one day at a time...you never know what's waiting just around the corner..life can change when you least expect it.
sometimes you need to step up to life to...do something different, involve yourself with people, an interest..that's always a good start.
Keep living. And talk2 som1 like a counselor or therepist
that would be Slipknot's album "All Hope is Gone"

You should listen to it.
it's not hope pal,it's faith and willpower that dies.Hope never dies.You know why ? - because things can change over night.
And you're young.You gonna make it.
That's impossible. Hope never dies.
It's your viewpoint. Hope lies in your thoughts. I hear what you're saying, we've all gone through some tough patches, but hang in there, it DOES get better!
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With a combination of the open and closed storage, this sideboard offers a great piece for serving food, displaying decorative accents, and storing dining accessories. The wood veneer pattern on the front of the doors with storage inside for dishes and other items completes the stylish look of this sideboard. Use this sideboard along with the coordinating formal dining set or the counter height dining set.
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Presumed Guilty, a documentary on the San Francisco Public Defender's office, airs Wednesday, October 22nd on PBS stations (check local listings).
I saw Presumed Guilty in March at packed screening at the Roxie attended by director Pamela Yates, most of the lawyers profiled in the film, and many of their co-workers. Associate Producer Rachel Raney (who I worked for on a Frontline documentary about General Motors when I interned at the Center For Investigative Reporting almost ten years ago).
Even if I didn't know Rachel, I would urge people to watch this two hour long documentary. The filmmakers had extraordinary access, so there were able to tell some compelling stories. Footage of public defender Will Maas talking to a camcorder late at night during a trial is some of the most riveting I've seen. There is an absurd case that could almost come out of Catch-22. An investigator on one of the cases used to play drums for the Alarm.
It also shows the challenges faced by even one of the strongest and best funded public defenders offices in the country. An often overlooked part of the legal system is explained.
A long story by A.C Thompson (who was my co-worker when I was online editor at the Bay Guardian) shows Jeff Adachi's dedication in another case.
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The world needs a treaty to prevent cyber attacks becoming an all-out war, the head of the main UN communications and technology agency warned Saturday.
"A cyber war would be worse than a tsunami — a catastrophe," the UN official said, highlighting examples such as attacks on Estonia last year (more…)
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As part of the administrations continuing efforts to actually do something tangible to improve the security posture of US critical infrastructure and to better deal with a severe lack of technical talent the CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies) announced the US Cyber Challenge (here) to identify and develop 10,000 cyber security specialists.
One of the fundamental deficiencies of the current US critical infrastructure protection programs (there are many of them), is the astonishing lack of qualified technical security specialists. This program aims to develop the next generation of technically advanced cyber warriors and security specialists.
The United States Cyber Challenge
The US Cyber Challenge is a national talent search and skills development program. Its purpose is to find 10,000 young Americans with the interest and skills to fill the ranks of cyber security practitioners, researchers and warriors. Some will, we hope, become the top guns in cyber security. The program will nurture and develop their skills, and enable them to get access to advanced education and exercises, and where appropriate, enable them to be recognized by employers where their skills can be of the greatest value to their nation.
Improving our private and public sector security posture will be an ongoing process as we adopt new technology innovations and as the dynamic global environment shifts between hostile and friendly actors. Recruiting the next generation of technically advanced security specialists and developing the skills today to deal with tomorrows threats is key to ensuring we have a population of talent to enable continued growth and prosperity of the United States and its citizens. Like so many times in our history, the hopes of an aging nation rest on the shoulders of America's youth.
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Given the media hype around the Conficker worm (and now Gumblar), and the constant barrage of alarming disclosure announcements, I thought it would be a good time to take a calmer look at some of the security myths, misconceptions and mistruths that plague the industry.
Many of these cyber security myths have been around for close to a decade. They have driven marketing campaigns and have sold a lot of traditional newspapers. But for the most part these threats have proven much less dangerous than ballyhooed. Worse, they distract us from addressing the routine problems that lead to a more secure global IT environment. Until we can address every day vulnerabilities threats, how can we justify focusing on exotic edge cases? (more…)


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Re: Merry Christmas!Merry Christmas to you Ollie, and the entire BAK community! In case you're not able to have a white christmas, you can enjoy this instead:
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Damascus mourns after multiple suicide bombings leave dozens of people dead; countries around the world celebrate the vernal equinox; and heavy snow blankets the northeastern United States. FP Staff
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This was an easy situation that did not require a thread, yet Imac as an attention whore. The moment you got this message - "they e-mail me saying they accidentially shipped the first lot (sold to another member) to me. After asking me to ship that lot once it arrived to the proper person, you should have immediately asked for the correct person's address and shipped it ASAP. Yet you continue on and say... I told the seller I had no issue doing so once my lot arrived and decide to hold his cards hostage. Way to go Imac, you continue to make yourself look like someone who nobody should ever deal with. |
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Not to mention that he didn't have the address of the original recipient, yet he's in touch with the seller via email......douche move.....someone mistakenly sent me a Nolan Ryan auto and it was a manner of minutes to find out who it came from, contact them, figure out where it was supposed to go and it was out my door the next day. Could I have kept it til I got my card? Yep, maybe even hope that no one would notice, yep. Do the right thing without calling attention to yourself and making yourself look worse than you already do here.......
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Competition: Win tickets to Outlook Festival's Bristol Launch Party @ Motion, Bristol - 22/02/13
Outlook Festival is set to be one of the summer's hottest tickets again this year, and as the lineup and stage-host announcements trickle out so too do the infamous launch parties get underway. And where better a place to start than in one of dubstep's spiritual homes: Bristol.
With the full Mungo's Hi-Fi Soundsystem getting a workout in Room 1 from a line-up of legends including Prince Fatty, Mala, Kenny Ken (and, of course, the Mungo's boys themselves), and Room 2 being left in the more-than-capable hands of our friends over at Black Box - with Phaeleh, V.I.V.E.K, Commodo, DJ Madd and Thinking taking care of proceedings.
To support the event, we've linked up with Motion to offer the chance to win a pair of free tickets to the event; and all you have to do to be in with a chance is send your answer to the following simple question to firstname.lastname@example.com, with 'Outlook Motion Competition' as the subject:
From which UK city do Mungo's Hi-Fi originate?
The competition will end at midnight on Thursday 21st of February, at which point a winner will be chosen at random by an independent third party and notified by email, as well as being announced via the Hedmuk Facebook and Twitter pages.
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Tuesday, August 31, 2010
TSA failure: Hey buddy, you want to go to Yemen?
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Two Men Of Yemeni Decent Board Flight From Detroit To Amsterdam With "Mock" Explosives In Their Luggage On What Appears To Be A Successful "dry run" Of A Terror Attack
Two men, Ahmed Mohamed Nasser al Soofi and Hezem al Murisi, one a Yemeni living in Detroit and one a Yemeni in the U.S. on an expired visa, were allowed to board a plane in Detroit headed for Amsterdam, even after one had been found to have mock bombs, large knives and box cutters in his stowed baggage...
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Monday, August 30, 2010
NBC Nightly News, the Brian Williams softball, the Obama non-answer and blame on the New Media
Brian Williams on an NBC Nightly News interview with President Obama "asks" the question:
"...you're an American-born Christian...significant numbers of Americans in polls, upwards of a fifth of respondents are claiming you are neither."
The question: "This has to be troubling to you. This is, of course, all-new territory for an American President."
Now as mainstream media questions go...
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Astounding and alarming similarity of world reaction to Hitler and Islamic fundamentalism (Video)
Does The World Have Its Collective Head Up Its Collective A**
Pardon the racy language, but as stated before the world is in total denial as to the risks and threats facing it from Islamic fundamentalism. The world today is acting in much the same way that Europe acted when it appeased Hitler, hoping that a madman would be satisfied with a bone being thrown its way, and more importantly depending on the fact that his word could be relied upon and trusted.
Today world leaders led by the United States and President Obama would like to negotiate with Iran. Negotiate with North Korea. Try to coerce Israel to negotiate with the Palestinians. Negotiate, negotiate and then negotiate some more. The problem...
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Wednesday, August 25, 2010
The don't ask, don't tell White House (Cartoon)
For A President, So Much Remains Unknown
In this day and age where there is absolutely nothing that the mainstream media will not find out about a candidate, if they want to, so much remains unknown about this President. It is time to "man up" and disclose it all.
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
The debate over Obama and religion: Christmas 2009 is just more fuel for the fire
On August 21st in the article above, I had used an example of a previous Obama event that is helping to contribute to the nations uncertainty as to the true religion of the President. I had discussed a speech he had given at Georgetown University, and the White House request for the covering up of a monogram representing the name of Jesus.
Why Does His Religion Matter?
Now whether Obama is Christian or Muslim...
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Ambassador of death for enemies of humanity - Ahmadinejad (Video)
Why Doesn't President Obama Just Hand Iran The Keys To One Of Our Nuclear Missile Silos?
This is of course tongue in cheek, but the weekend was chock full of Iranian news which all seem to fly in the face of the "tough" sanctions that President Obama worked so hard to get into place.
Forget the fact that sanctions had never worked on this regime in the past, this time was going to be different. Needless to say...
Read the story and watch the video of the new Iranian drone by clicking here.
Monday, August 23, 2010
(Home)land security, Baby Boomers, retirement and the economy - National Homeland Security | Examiner.com
(Home)land security, Baby Boomers, retirement and the economy - National Homeland Security | Examiner.com
Read the full story at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking the link above.
There Is More To Homeland Security Than Just Border Protection
As more and more Baby Boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964, move closer to the age where the idea of retirement begins to pop up, many question whether this concept will actually become a reality.
With an economy that is being compared to the Great Depression, college tuitions and the potential for unemployment with low prospects for new employment approaching past compensation, Boomers are somewhat less than optimistic about obtaining the Ozzie and Harriet type of golden years.
Do Boomers Think The Can Retire, From A Survey Conducted By Del Webb In April 2010
Read the full story at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking the link above.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Paging President Obama: Iran brings a second uranium centrifuge facility online. Have you heard?
Not Much In The News Regarding Iran's Uranium Enrichment Program And Blatant Violation Of U.N. Imposed Sanctions
As The Focus On The Ground Zero Mosque Takes The Front Pages, Iran Moves Its Nuclear Weapons Program Forward Through The Back Door As The U.S. And The World Sit Back And Watch.
From The Global Conspiracy File: Could The Ground Zero Mosque Be A Clever Smokescreen?
Question: What country just brought a second cascade of linked centrifuges online, in direct violation of U.N. sanctions?...
Read the article at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
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For Islamic fundamentalists, what better recruiting tool than the debate over the Ground Zero Mosque
How Is The Debate Over Cordoba House Playing Around The World?
It may very well be that Imam Rauf is well prepared to let this debate play itself out for as long as possible, and at the end make a grandiose show out of agreeing to move the Cordoba House to a location that is somewhat less incendiary.
In the meantime, the pictures of Americans protesting the construction is pure fodder for those outlets around the world who would like to turn this debate into one of the United States shunning the Muslim faith, rather than that of a protest over a poorly chosen location.
For those who may have a propensity to move towards a more radical position in the first place...
Read the full commentary by clicking here.
Pew Research poll asks Americans what religion they believe President Obama to be (Polling results)
As The Debate Surrounding The Ground Zero Mosque Grows Stronger, Questions Over The True Religious Beliefs Of President Obama Continues To Confuse Americans
In a poll conducted by The Pew Research Center for the People & the Press...
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Victims families and friends speak out against the mosque at Ground Zero (Video)
Who Speaks For Those Who Can't?
Lost in the words of politicians such as President Obama and Mayor Bloomberg for freedom of religion and the right to place a mosque at Ground Zero, are the cries of the family's of the victims who scream out for their loved ones memories.
Do we as a nation possess such short memories...
Watch the video by clicking here.
Is the end-game in Iran fast approaching as nuclear reactor is due to be fueled by Russia (Video)
Israel May Be Forced To Strike As The World, Led By The President Obama And His Administration Have Done NOTHING To Deal With The Problem Of The Nuclear Program In Iran
Iran Plots Against The World And Israel In Particular While Obama Fundraises Around The Country
This Saturday Russia is scheduled...
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Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Why have we not heard from Imam Rauf of the Ground Zero mosque?
One reason is that both President Obama and Mayor Bloomberg are doing the talking for him. Why should he step up and be forced to answer, or more likely dodge, questions regarding his support for Hamas, when he is being provided cover by the other two?
Read Who is Imam Rauf of the Ground Zero mosque and what are his views on Hamas? at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Why can't we be this smart?
Ground Zero mosque: If only common people were as smart as the liberal elite they would understand
Wouldn't You Know That The Ground Zero Mosque Is Not A Mosque at All?
Are Liberals A Terrorists Best Friend?
The Ground Zero or Cordoba House mosque is not a mosque at all. This clarification comes from U.S. News and World Report opinion editor Robert Schlesinger in a piece entitled "The Ground Zero Mosque Is Not A Mosque (or at Ground Zero)". In it he writes:
"Despite what you might have heard, a 13-story mosque is not going to be built at ground zero in lower Manhattan. For that matter, a 13-story mosque is not going to be built within a few blocks of ground zero. Rather a 13-story building is going up which will contain, among other things, a mosque.
This might seem like an academic distinction, but in the heated debate surrounding Park51, or as the building is known more commonly, the "ground zero mosque," it really is an important one...
To read the full article please click here.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Iran Thumbs Its Nose At The U.N. Sanctions and President Obama
Ground Zero Mosque Is Okay According To The President, But Then Again A Nuclear Armed Iran Seems To Be Fine As Well.
The Cordoba House mosque was fine with the President until it wasn't anymore, after what for the administration must have been a surprisingly swift and vocal backlash to his statements at the dinner celebrating Ramadan at the White House Friday night.
By the same token, a nuclear armed Iran...
Read the full story at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
Ground Zero mosque: Reminiscent of an O'Jays Song (Video)
The O'Jays: "...(They smile in your face)
All the time they want to take your place
The back stabbers (back stabbers)
(They smile in your face)
All the time they want to take your place
The back stabbers (back stabbers)...
The Ground Zero Mosque or Cordoba House Represents Freedom Of Religion To The U.S. Supporters, And Likely Something Very Different To Those Who Wish To Build It!
The great debate continues to rage over whether or not the Ground Zero mosque, or Cordoba House, should be built on the hallowed ground around where the World Trade Center towers were taken down by Islamic extremists.
Read the story and view the video at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Cordoba House mosque and Obama flim-flam
President Obama To America: Hear What I Want You To Think That I Meant, Not What I Actually Said
So goes the theory of President Obama who Friday night, at a dinner in the White House celebrating Ramadan, made very clear his thoughts on a mosque being built on the site adjacent to Ground Zero. In the article "Obama "forcefully" supports mosque at Ground Zero. Surprised?", President Obama said:...
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September 11
Compromising the integrity of the Constitution by those who feel they can (Video)
James Madison once said "I believe there are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power, than by violent and sudden usurpations..."
How prescient was he to know that in a mere 200 plus years a Democrat president would come into power, coupled with a Congress controlled by the same party, who would basically assume the position that zero limitations existed as to the extent of the governments reach?...
Read the full story and watch the video by clicking here.
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Obama "forcefully" supports mosque at Ground Zero. Surprised?
While Not Supporting Arizona's Right To Protect Its Border From Illegal Immigration, Who Would Expect Any Less Than Full Support For A Mosque At Ground Zero From This President?
While Not Supporting Arizona's Right To Protect Its Border From Illegal Immigration, Who Would Expect Any Less Than Full Support For A Mosque At Ground Zero From This President?
As is typical from this administration, what the American people want is certainly not foremost on it's mind. From the healthcare reform bill to illegal immigration to the Ground Zero mosque, it is what the Democrat leaders want that rules the day. In an almost maniacal power grab...
Read the commentary at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
Friday, August 13, 2010
The Friday Joke (cartoon)
It Used To Be That Working For The Government Was Steady Work, Although No One Was Getting Rich. To Get Rich You Needed To Work In The Private Sector Or Be A Business Owner.
That was then, and this is now. With private sector companies scared to death. With private sector companies scared to death about the future, the hiring of new employees and jobs creation seems to be a thing of the past. On the other hand, the Obama administration has made a sport out of the expansion of government. As a result, what we have is the growing an already bloated federal beaurocracy...
To read the story and view the cartoon at the Examiner Homeland Security column click here.
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Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Gay bar to be built next to Ground Zero mosque (Video)
Ground Zero Mosque To Help "bridge the great divide" Between Muslims and Non-Muslims
So says Imam Rauf, head of the Cordoba Institute and in charge of the project of developing this mosque steps from the worst terrorist act ever brought on U.S. soil. The Imam goes on to say that "We are Americans, we are Muslim Americans. Many of us were born in the United States. We have no higher aspirations than to bring up our children in peace and harmony in this country."
One may question the saneness of building this mosque where Islamic terrorists brought down the World Trade Center...
Read the story and watch the video at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
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Military cuts and a Spanish vacation fit for a queen
Or Is That First Lady?
Joint Forces Command In Virginia To Be Eliminated
Defense Secretary Gates has made the decision to eliminated The Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) in Norfolk, Virginia, based on the analysis that the jobs performed there could be handled more efficiently within some other part of the Pentagon. While this will potentially cost thousands of jobs, if this closure does not in any way compromise our national security then any reduction of government spending is a good thing.
In addition to this and future cutting of unnecessary military bureaucracy, actual weapons systems deemed no longer useful will also be cut.
Given the bloating of government spending coupled with a recession, the likes of which has not seen for decades, any government cost cutting that does not compromise our homeland security is critical.
Speaking Of Blatant And Shameful Government Spending We Have Michelle Obama's Trip To Spain For Her Nine Year Old Daughters Birthday...
Read the story at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
Have you ever heard of Shariah Law?
Many Have Heard The Term Shariah Law While Many More Have Not
What is Shariah Law? Is it something we in the United states need to be concerned with? Is it a religion, a segment of a religion or something else? Does Shariah Law pose a danger to the national security of the United States and if so how? The following excerpt from an article taken from a website dedicated to examining Shariah Law and it's potential impact to non-Muslim societies is extremely enlightening.
"...Shariah is not a religion. It was created centuries after the written Koran, Islam's holy book. Just because a person is Muslim and therefore follows the Islamic faith, it does not necessarily mean he or she supports or chooses to live under Shariah. Many Muslims are brutally oppressed under Shariah-Islamic Law...
Read the story at the Examiner Homeland Security column by clicking here.
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Christian aid workers murdered: When will the Obama administration finally understand the enemy?
Eight Christian Aid Workers Including Six American Murdered In Afghanistan Returning From A Medical Mission: Taliban Claims Responsibility
These eight workers were killed for no other reason than that they were not Muslim. They were accused of being foreign spies and of working to spread Christianity, but the fact of the matter is that they "...were selfless volunteers who devoted themselves to providing free and much-needed healthcare to Afghans in the most remote and difficult parts of (the) country." (NY Post)
"Strong" Condemnation From The Obama Administration?
The Obama administration continues to believe that a policy of diplomacy...
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Sunday, August 8, 2010
Iran, U.S. oil supply, attack on Japanese tanker and The Strait of Hormuz
Strategic Importance of The Strait of Hormuz
Little needs to be said about American dependence for oil on the Middle Eastern countries that are much less than friends and who may be much closer to enemies. About 90% of Middle East oil production is shipped through The Strait of Hormuz which accounts for about 20% of the worlds daily requirement for crude. It also provides passage for tankers supplying oil that accounts for about 16% of U.S. daily oil demand (as of 2006 statistics).
The actual channel...
Read the story at the Homeland Security column at Examiner by clicking here.
Design suggestion for the Ground Zero Mosque, and rejected T.V. and MTA bus ads (video)
Building Deemed Less Than A Landmark
Now that those in power positions in New York City such as Mayor Bloomberg have signed on to the Ground Zero Mosque, where do we go from here? Now that we have shown our religious tolerance and upheld the virtues of the American ideal, what is next in the process for the building of Cordoba House mere steps away from the remnants of the World Trade Center, site of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history?
Is anyone curious where the funding for the building is going to come from? Will it be coming from friend or foe of the United States? Or does that matter to the politicians...
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From | Greg Ames <grega...@remulak.net> |
Subject | Re: memory leak on daedalus |
Date | Tue, 17 Jul 2001 19:55:31 GMT |
Greg Ames wrote: > > Brian e-mailed me earlier today because he noticed the httpd processes on > daedalus were starting to grow. They were up to around 10-12M when he > noticed it, so he restarted the server. We were back up to 10M per process with MaxRequestsPerChild at 400, so I bounced the server back to the old 2.0.16 build at 08:58:10 PDT. The old build is running fine as far as memory usage. Digging thru the core dump from the new build, I see we are leaking apr_sockaddr_t's. They are being allocated out of the pconf pool, so they will never be cleaned up until the process dies due to MaxRequestsPerChild (which can take a lot longer than you might think with HTTP/1.1) or ap_perform_idle_server_maintenance. I don't know yet which piece of code is doing this, so feel free to beat me to it. There's other leaked stuff I don't recognize yet, but if we solve the apr_sockaddr_t problem, the rest will probably fall out for free. Greg gory details: here's some leaked stuff from /usr/local/apache2.0.21-dev/corefiles/httpd.core.fat (gdb) x/100xw 0x8700000 0x8700000: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x8700010: 0x00000000 0x00000010 0x00000004 0x00000010 0x8700020: 0x086ffffc 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x086fff6c 0x8700030: 0x08085f2c 0x08089d7c 0x082b0964 0x080c000c 0x8700040: 0x08700084 0x00000000 0x00000050 0x00000002 0x8700050: 0x50000210 0x0100007f 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x8700060: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000010 0x8700070: 0x00000004 0x00000010 0x08700054 0x00000000 0x8700080: 0x00000000 0x2e373231 0x2e302e30 0x00000031 0x8700090: 0x00000000 0x080c000c 0xffffffff 0x00000001 0x87000a0: 0x087000c4 0x0870003c 0x002dc6c0 0x00000000 0x87000b0: 0x00000001 0x00000001 0x00000020 0x00000000 0x87000c0: 0x00000000 0x080c000c 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x87000d0: 0x00000000 0x00000002 0x00000200 0x00000000 0x87000e0: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x87000f0: 0x00000000 0x00000010 0x00000004 0x00000010 0x8700100: 0x087000dc 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x080c000c 0x8700110: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000002 0x8700120: 0x00000200 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x8700130: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000010 0x8700140: 0x00000004 0x00000010 0x08700124 0x00000000 0x8700150: 0x00000000 0x08700094 0x08085f2c 0x08089d7c 0x8700160: 0x082b0964 0x080c000c 0x087001ac 0x00000000 0x8700170: 0x00000050 0x00000002 0x50000210 0x0100007f 0x8700180: 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x00000000 there's an apr_sockaddr_t starting at 0x870003c, another at 0x8700164. (hmmm, both of these offset 4 bytes from an 8 byte boundary). 0x080c000c is the pconf pool. starting at 0x8700084 is the string "127.0.0.1" - localhost. 0x00000050 == 80, our port. 0x00000002 is the address family. there's another repeating pattern at 0x8700010, 0x8700068, 0x87000f0, and 0x8700138 which goes <0, 16, 4, 16, (ptr to a few bytes before this), 0, 0, ptr>. I don't know what this is. We shouldn't need to figure out what it is to solve this problem, but if you have any ideas, please speak up. It might come in handy in the future. | |
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Thats right Eddie, because safety is no accident. Remember everyone, whether you're talking about going to heaven or being safe the decision is yours.
360 days reported without God sovereignly intervening against our will in the work place!
Was the poster printed by OSHA (Organization for Saving Human Autonomy)?
I see that once again you have done your research. OSHA joined forces with AARP (Arminians Against Rational Predestinarians)back in the 30's to produce many such posters with the intent of scaring Calvinists away from their churches.
@GreggLOL. Good one. I wish I had thought of that one (and that you had thought of two more just as good).Craig
Chairman Mao hat to boot! A little Progressive Arminian


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Facial recognition, fingerprints and iris scans could soon take a back seat to the newest biometric identification method on the block: body odor. Researchers at Spain's Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, in collaboration with tech firm IIia Sistemas SL, are developing a system that can verify people by their scent signatures.
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Recognizable body odor patterns remain constant enough over time to allow people to be identified with an accuracy rate of 85 percent. Researchers believe this result is enough to create less aggressive ways to ID people than intrusive measures currently being used today.
While iris and fingerprint scan may have a higher accuracy rate, the researchers contend these techniques are commonly associated with criminal records, perhaps making people reluctant to participate with the process. On the other hand, facial recognition has a high error rate. Therefore, the development of scent sensors that could identify a person as they walk through a system stall could provide less invasive solutions with a relatively high accuracy rate.
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Researchers believe such technology could be used in airports, border checkpoints or anyplace where photo identification is required. TSA agents may have reputations for being gruff grouches who love nothing more than to nose through your bags, but their rotten tempers might be because of all the rank B.O. they're forced to smell, day in, day out. At least with a scent-detecting security system, someone else could sniff out the bad guys.


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Boerner Botanical Gardens: Gardens are open for the season 8 a.m.-6 p.m. daily. Education classes and events hosted by the Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens. 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. (414) 525-5653; www.boernerbotanicalgardens.org.
■ Garden Walks. 6:30-8 p.m. $5 per person
75 Years of Boerner. May 14.
Color Me Spring. May 21.
From the Ground Up: Ground Covers and Vines. May 28.
■ Adult Classes. $10 members / $15 nonmembers.
America's Romance with the English Garden. May 15.
Orchids for Beginners. May 22.
■ Mother's Day Family Event. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. May 11.
Burlington Area Garden Club: Annual Plant Sale, 9 a.m.-noon May 17. Hardy perennial plants, bulbs, grasses and shrubs are available for purchase and come from club member gardens. Veterans Terrace parking lot, 589 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington. www.burlingtonareagardenclub.com/
Burlington Garden Center: Gardening, planting and lawn care workshops and seminars; open year round. 5205 Mormon Road, Burlington, (262) 763-2153; burlingtongardencenter.com.
Daylily Society of Southeast WI: "Hardy Daylilies for Your Carefree Garden" presentation by Phil and Luel Korth of Pinewood Gardens, 1 p.m. May 18. Boerner Botanical Gardens Education Center, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. Open to the general public. www.dssew.org
Elm Grove Public Library: "Artemisia: Tarra-gon Wild" Spring Garden presentation by horticulturist Carrie Hennessy, 7 p.m. May 21. 13600 Juneau Blvd., Elm Grove. (262) 782-6717.
Elmbrook Historical Society: "Native Plants of Wisconsin" lecture by horticulturalist Jeff Jackson, 7 p.m. May 19. Free. Brookfield Public Library, 1900 N. Calhoun Road, Brookfield. www.elmbrookhistoricalsociety.org.
The Elegant Farmer: Farm kitchen bakery offers cheeses, seasonal fruits, vegetables. Open year round 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Highway ES and J, Mukwonago. (262) 363-6770; www.elegantfarmer.com.
Garlic Mustard Pull-A-Thon: Help remove garlic mustard from priority locations throughout southeastern Wisconsin as part of an effort to keep our local natural areas healthy. If you would like to volunteer as a pull-a-thon team leader and add your worksite location to the event, email: firstname.lastname@example.com Visit the Southeastern Wisconsin Invasive Species Consortium website for more information. sewisc.org/resources/garlic-mustard-pullathon
Grafton Library: Spring Plant Exchange sponsored by Ozaukee Master Gardeners, May 15-17. Bring in plants from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. and 4-7 p.m. May 15, or 11 a.m.-4 p.m. May 16. For every plant brought in, redeem coupon for a different plant from 10 to 11 a.m. May 17. Individual plants may be seedlings, cuttings, indoor and outdoor plants, flowers and vegetables and herbs. All plants must be potted and labeled with plant name. First-floor meeting room, 1620 11th Ave., Grafton.
Hawthorn Garden Club: Meetings are held the third Tuesday of the month at noon in the Hunt Room, Hales Corners Library, 5885 S. 116th St., Hales Corners. Veronica, (414) 545-0336.
Herb Society of America-Wisconsin Unit: Herb Fair, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. May 24. Fair offers herb plants for sale, herbal marketplace and free seminars. Boerner Botanical Gardens, 9400 Boerner Drive, Hales Corners. www.herb-society-wisconsin.org.
Heritage Flower Farm: Workshops and seminars. Reservations required. 33725 County Road L, Mukwonago. (262) 662-0804; www.heritageflowerfarm.com.
■ Succulent Living Wreath workshop. May 21 or May 24. $34.
Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center: "Wildflowers for Wildlife" event features landscape presentations, displays and wildflower walks, 8 a.m.-noon May 17. N7725 Highway 28, Horicon. Information: (920) 387-7893; www.horiconmarsh.org.
Interiorscapes by the Plant Market: "Tropical Plant Sale for Patio and Home," 10 a.m.-2 p.m. June 7. 5600 W. North Ave., (414) 871-7444.
Mitchell Park Domes: "Irish Spring" floral show, (through May 26). 524 S. Layton Blvd. Information: (414) 257-5600; countyparks.com.
Ozaukee Master Gardeners: Heirloom Plant and Herb Sale, 9 a.m.-noon May 24. Free. Rare and unusual plants, as well as tomatoes, roses and garden merchandise. Concordia University Wisconsin Fieldhouse, 12800 N. Lake Shore Drive, Mequon. (262) 284-8288; www.ozaukeemastergardeners.org
Ozaukee County UW Extension: Gardening questions answered 1-4 p.m. Thursdays. Free service of Ozaukee Master Gardeners. Information: (262) 284-8288 (local); (262) 238-8288 (metro); or email email@example.com.
Retzer Nature Center: Programs and classes with a focus on the natural world and sustainability. S14-W28167 Madison St., Waukesha. www.waukeshacounty.gov/cleanwater. Information: (262) 896-8007.
Home Composting Workshop. May 10.
Schlitz Audubon Nature Center: Environmental education programs. 1111 E. Brown Deer Road, Bayside, (414) 352-2880.
Shady Lane Greenhouse: Open year-round, with seminars taught by area professionals for every level of gardener. W172-N7388 Shady Lane, Menomonee Falls. (262) 251-1660; www.shadylanegreenhouse.com.
Urban Ecology Center: Environmental education organization with community centers that offer programs on how to live more sustainably. Prices vary. Registration required. (414) 964-8505; www.urbanecologycenter.org.
Victory Garden Initiative: Gardening classes and events that bring a community together around growing food. Register online. victorygardeninitiative.org.
■ Planning and Planting. May 29.
■ Good to the Last Drop. June 11.
■ Berms, Swales, Keylines and A-Frames. June 18.
Wellspring Inc.: Certified organic farm and retreat center offering programs in wellness, ecology, gardening and the arts. 4382 Hickory Road, West Bend. (847) 946-5565; www.wellspringinc.org.
Organic Seedling Sale and Workshops. May 17.
Alverno College Telesis: Professional and community education courses for women and men. 3400 S. 43rd St. (414) 382-6200; telesis.alverno.edu.
Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion: Guided and self-guided tours of Flemish Renaissance revival mansion are available year round, featuring handcrafted woodwork, original wall coverings and furnishings, leaded glass, 19th-century artwork. Tour prices and hours are subject to change. 2000 W. Wisconsin Ave., (414) 931-0808; www.pabstmansion.com.
Charles Allis Art Museum: The mansion holds Charles and Sarah Allis' collection featuring 19th-century French and American paintings. The collection spans 2,000 years and includes original and antique furnishings. 1801 N. Prospect Ave., (414) 278-8295.
Hawthorne Hill Farm: "Prairie Junque" shopping weekend event features home décor, antique and vintage items, furniture and accessories, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. May 16-18. 16370 W. Small Road, New Berlin. www.hawthornehillfarm.com.
Historic Milwaukee Inc.: Nonprofit educational organization provides walking tours, guided bus tours, slide shows and lectures. (414) 277-7795; www.historicmilwaukee.org.
Home Depot: Free workshops for do-it-yourselfers of all ages and experience levels. Check the web for store locations and register online. workshops.homedepot.com/workshops/
Lowell Damon House: Colonial home open for visitors and tour groups throughout the year. 2107 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa. (414) 273-8288; www.milwaukeehistory.net.
Milwaukee/NARI: Tour of Remodeled Homes features renovations and additions, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. May 17-18. $5 in advance; $7 at door of projects. (414) 771-4071; www.milwaukeenari.org.
My Table Gallery: Hands-on workshops in painting techniques for furniture and home décor. 5435 S. 108th St., Hales Corners. (262) 682-0101.
North Point Lighthouse: View artifacts, artwork and photographs of old Lake Park and marine memorabilia in the Keeper's Quarters. Limited guided tours allow visitors to climb to the top of the 74-foot tower. 2650 N. Wahl Ave. (414) 332-6754; northpointlighthouse.org.
Villa Terrace Decorative Arts Museum: Italian Renaissance-style villa features fine and decorative arts dating from the 15th to the 18th centuries, and a formal garden. 2220 N. Terrace Ave. (414) 271-3656; www.cavtmuseums.org.
Wauwatosa Historical Society: Walking tours of Wauwatosa Village area, 10:30 a.m. June 14, and July 12. $3. Tour begins at Little Red Store, 7720 Harwood Ave., Wauwatosa. (414) 774-8672.
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This is a petition to have David Gill removed from the FA's board as it is a DEFINITE conflict of interest for him to belong to Manchester United's and the FA's board simultaneously.
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Bacchetta is planning on debuting dual 24″ (ISO 520) versions of their popular dual 650C Aero and Corsa sometime this Fall. These lower-riding bikes will be conversions of their existing models, not new designs. There's been quite a bit of chatter on the newsgroups about the need for a small person's performance bent since Bacchetta discontinued the Aero Basso last year. It'll be interesting to see how the 520 versions of the Aero and Corsa sell; word on the street is that it took two years to sell the first 50 Aero Bassos…
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It is important to shop wisely. For years, I have been saving money on groceries. On average, I save 50 percent at the grocery store. In a month, I save almost as much money in food, clothing, etc. as I would make with a part-time job. By careful shopping, I can stay home with my kids instead of having a job outside of my home. However, shopping wisely does not mean that you need to buy the cheapest thing and give up quality and taste. Saving money in the grocery store does not need to take hours of clipping coupons, etc. Buy what you need and don't spend unnecessary time buying things you wouldn't normally use just because they are on sale. The following suggestions can help to simplify our lives and help us to be happier and stay in our budget at the same time as we shop wisely.
- By not spending, you save. Just don't buy the junk food. I bought two liter bottles of soda for 50 cents a bottle. It was a great deal. I couldn't stand watching my kids drink the stuff, knowing that soda is bad for them. I could have just given them water to drink instead of soda. It would have been healthier and cost less money. Candy bars sometimes go on sale for 40 cents each. Although it is a good buy and may be hard to pass up, it is healthier for you and your family if you save your money and don't buy junk food. Fruit snacks were on sale for a third of the regular cost. This is another good deal, but as I watched my kids quickly devour them, I wondered if it was worth the good price to have them eat the sugary, artificially colored and flavored snacks. I could have bought carrots for less money and they would have had something healthy to eat. Carrots have beta carotene, which is great for them.
- Look for better, healthier alternatives. I buy name brand cereal. I may be able to find store brand cereal for less, but many of them get soggy more quickly so I do not buy them. Even though buying name brand box cereal on special can be a good deal, a 50-pound bag of oatmeal or wheat cereal would cost a great deal less and would be healthier for us in the long run. In addition, hot cereal seems to be more filling than cold cereal.
- Try using less of a better quality product. I used to buy ground beef because it was cheaper than other cuts of meat. Now I buy leaner cuts of meat and cut by half the amount of meat in my recipes. Another alternative is to eat good cuts of meat occasionally and eat more beans. Beans can improve your health and protect you, so why don't we eat them more often? They are less expensive and better for you.
- Make it yourself. It seems like the bread that is on sale is usually not the kind that is high in fiber. To buy the good quality bread costs a lot of money. I make my own 100% whole wheat bread without any preservatives for a fraction of the cost of the same bread in the store. Homemade tortillas, muffins and bagels cost substantially less to make yourself and the taste is so much better. Making your own stew with fresh vegetables costs less than the equivalent of canned stew on sale and you don't have the preservatives.
- Use what you have. Unless you are celebrating a special occasion, use the food you have before running to the store. If you don't have exactly what you need, substitute something else in its place. If you don't have an acceptable substitute, make a different meal from what you have on hand. You will save yourself time by avoiding a last minute trip to the grocery store. Limit your trips to the grocery store to once a week or twice a month.
- Make a menu and grocery list before shopping. It is easier to avoid unnecessary purchases when you have an idea of what you want to buy before you enter the grocery store. This will also help to avoid last minute trips for forgotten items.
- Buy things your family will eat. My kids love macaroni and cheese. If I buy the cheap brand on sale, they will not eat it. They can taste a difference. It will just sit on the shelf. If your family doesn't like something, why buy it even if it is on sale?
Grocery shopping doesn't need to be a burden. Set a budget for food each month and/or week. Make a menu and grocery list and buy what you need first. Use any leftover money to buy staples and things you regularly use when they go on sale. Enjoy the food you make and don't feel obligated to make a meal that doesn't taste good just to save a dollar. The taste and health benefits are worth the extra dollar in my opinion. Ten years ago, I tried a recipe from a book about feeding your family for less. The recipe was for peanut butter stir fry and even though it has been ten years, my whole family remembers that meal as the worst meal we have ever had in our lives. You can stay in your budget without having to give up quality and health. All of the money you spend on unnecessary sale items like candy bars, fruit snacks and soda could add up to buy good, healthy food instead. Just because something is on sale and a good price doesn't mean that it is the best choice in the long run. Be wise about your spending and realize that by not spending, you save.
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Lot 47: THORNTON, WILLIAM. Autograph Letter Signed, to William P. Elliott ("My worthy young Friend"),
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Live AuctionDescription: CO-DESIGNER OF U.S. CAPITOL BUILDING THORNTON, WILLIAM. Autograph Letter Signed, to William P. Elliott ("My worthy young Friend"), requesting that he research a number of topics: the prices of statues offered at Coade's in London, possible markets for his artificial stone, the cost to obtain basalt from Giant's Causeway in Ireland, possible government markets for his coffee roasting method, and, in a postscript additionally Signed with initials, requesting that the enclosed be forwarded [not present]. With an Autograph Note Signed, "A.G.," by former Ambassador to Great Britain Albert Gallatin, written on address leaf: "[Secretary of Legation William Beach] Lawrence is requested to send this letter, enquire first whether the person to whom directed lives in Norfolk St." 3 pages, 4to, written on a folded sheet; seal tear affecting text and Gallatin's note with loss of few words, folds. (MRS) Washington, 28 October 1827
". . . I should have been highly gratified in visiting Coade's Manufactory of Artificial Stone. I am sorry that you could not obtain for me a Catalogue of the various ornaments & beautiful sculptured pieces that are there fabricated & daily exhibited. . . . The Statues were only from 25 to ab't 30 or 35 Guineas . . . . Please to ask what they would charge me for them in Plaister of Paris, because by saturating them with boiled oil & glue then painting them I could make them stand for a lifetime. If they will permit a cast . . . of the finest of the Vestals, or any elegant Female Figures, sufficiently covered to suit the Taste of the Americans, . . . you will very much oblige me by enquiring what they will charge for them individually abt. 6ft. high.
"I have, as you know, made many very valuable discoveries in the Arts, and I should be very glad if I could get some of them patented in England. . . . I have invented a mode of making Stones, Whetstones, Grindstones, polishing wheels &c superior to any natural ones that I ever saw, but so perfectly like the best of the kind that they have compleatly deceived the best Judges . . . .
"I wish also that you would do me the favor of enquiring who is the Proprietor of the Giant's Causeway in Ireland, and be so good as to ascertain on what Terms he would permit me to have as much of the Stone as might be wanted, without stating who wants it. The purpose for which I want it is to cast pipes for conveying water, under ground, & for casting into various utensils. . . . It will melt into a fine black glass . . . . I wish to cast, on a large Scale, the paving Stone [with] which the Streets are paved. In London they are now paved with granite, which . . . costs a great deal of labour . . . . Among other things as the Government roast all the Coffee . . . . I can put them in the way of making one pound of Coffee into two of equally good quality, & by supplying the Navy & Army with this, I may make more perhaps than by any other Invention . . . . It is not only a capital but new chemical Invention. . . . I am surprised that after I proposed [Dr. Thornton] as an honorary member of the Columbian Institute, Mr. Jefferson, Mr. Madison & himself I believe were the only honorary members, he never wrote to me a line . . . . Please to ask him what was done with my paper on Comets; if it was delivered to the Royal Society, or to any of its members? . . . If the learned Society disapprove of it, I will send them another paper . . . ."


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Germany's economy surged ahead in the second quarter, growing 2.2 percent - the fastest pace for at least two decades and beating market forecasts - as a global recovery fed demand for its exports.
The first-quarter growth figure for Europe's biggest economy also was revised upward Friday to 0.5 percent - more than double the initial reading of 0.2 percent.
"The recovery of the German economy, which lost momentum at the turn of 2009/2010, is really back on track," the Federal Statistical Office said as it released the preliminary second-quarter figures.
It was the strongest performance since the reunification of West Germany and communist East Germany two decades ago, the office said. The previous best was 1.9 percent growth in the first quarter of 1992.
Economists had expected second-quarter growth of 1.3 percent. In year-on-year terms, output rose by 3.7 percent.
While foreign trade was one of the key drivers of growth, household and government consumption also contributed to the rise in gross domestic product, the statistical office said.
An improving global economy has fed demand for German exports, while industrial orders and business confidence have been rising.
The economy shrank by a painful 4.9 percent last year - easily the worst performance since World War II.
The government still has an official forecast for this year of 1.4 percent growth, but Economy Minister Rainer Bruederle said Friday that expansion of "well over 2 percent" is now possible.
"One cannot speak of an economic miracle, but we are experiencing an XL upswing at the moment," Bruederle said.
Carsten Brzeski, an economist at ING in Brussels, said the economy benefited from "a catching up in the construction sector after the harsh winter and strong foreign demand for German goods."
He cautioned that "German growth will return to more ordinary growth numbers" looking forward. "Nevertheless, despite an inevitable slowdown, all ingredients are there for the German economy to take the next step toward a self-sustained recovery."
Resilient business confidence suggests that "a definitely much lower but still solid broad-based GDP performance can be expected in the current quarter," said Alexander Koch, an economist at UniCredit in Munich.
He lifted his full-year growth forecast to 3.5 percent from 2 percent.
Germany's performance powered the 16-nation eurozone's overall second-quarter growth to a better-than-expected 1 percent.
World Bank President Robert Zoellick said that "the news from Germany is very good, and obviously that is important for all the European economy."
Speaking in Sigulda, Latvia, he pointed to recent signs of "some increase of domestic consumption, which would also be important because not everybody can export their way out of a crisis."
The head of the German Chambers of Industry and Commerce, however, cautioned that "this fast pace of recovery can't be maintained."
"Also, we have barely made up more than half the losses from the crisis," Martin Wansleben said. "So we must continue to work rather than slapping each other on the shoulder."


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