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CORRECTED: Why exercise? Health trumps beauty, poll shows
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NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - If you look upon fitness addicts as shallow narcissists suffering grimly for the body beautiful, it may be time to look again.
Most dedicated exercisers view working out as their apple a day, not their path to preening perfection, a new poll shows.
Staying healthy is the reason most fit adults gave for hitting the gym, and they are doing it for the ones they love.
Even a belt-tightening economy has not led the active to skimp on their regimens, according to the survey.
"People said they exercise more for health than for anything else," said Marjorie Martin of EveryDay Health, which conducted the poll with the American Council on Exercise (ACE).
Martin said 54 percent of the 2,882 Americans who responded to the online poll said they want to stay fit for their loved ones. Only 40 percent said they work out to look good on beach.
"Some of us probably would have guessed appearance and weight control first," Martin said. "The fact that it is health was I think very reassuring," Continued...


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The Power of Summer Camp
As a youth pastor summer camp is a must. It provides the greatest opportunity for relationship building and spiritual development and serves as a launching pad for he rest of the year. I have literally seen a youth group go from blah to BAM over the course of a single week of camp.
Summer camps are a dime a dozen. They are everywhere. There are a lot of theories and methods behind how to do summer camp. Some choose to do their own some go to camps that have a lot of structure, some little structure.
But the key thing is summer camp done right is a big deal.
Two years ago today I arrived at summer camp. Specifically at Crossroads Summer Camp a ministry of Clayton King Ministries. it would be the third year I had brought a group to Crossroads but it would prove to be a defining year in the philosophy of how I do ministry and how I choose camps and conferences.
As we arrived at camp, I was a wreck. My grandmother had just been murdered a few short weeks before, there were struggles at our church that had become unsettling and overwhelming, we had just had VBS which meant two solid weeks of 70 hrs of work for me. So I was toast.
You see, I knew that when I got to camp my students were going to be ministered to, they would fall in love with Jesus all over again and they would fall to their knees and worship Jesus in sweet and beautiful tears.
I also knew that I would too.
Many times camps for youth are filled with good quality stuff but, if you have been in church for any considerable amount of time in church, it can seem superficial or elementary.
But, and this is where I have defined my philosophy, Crossroads doesn't settle for superficial. They dig deep, they challenge students and adults to reflect on the truth of God's Word.
I will never forget falling to my knees on the second day not able to sing a word sobbing into the shoulders of one of my students as we were led in the chorus of "You Hold Me Now". As God ministered to my broken heart and I began to heal I realized that camp was as much for me as the students.
And now I know that a camp, conference or service that is going to be great will be great for both your students AND your leaders. And year after year I have experienced that with Clayton King and Crossroads Summer Camp.
And that is why for the first camp with my new church we are in Anderson SC for #CRSC15.
God is good and I already have so much to say. More on that later.
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Why Interpretation is so Important.
I see it all the time.
I get on social media and one person is calling a public figure a godly person while someone else is calling the same person ungodly.
Sometimes it is a prominent pastor, or political figure or actor etc
And then it gets ugly.
People start back and forth defending their position and someone else who shares the views jumps in and adds fuel to the fire and at the end everyone walks away mad.
Why? How can people be that sure one way or the other?
Well it starts with how we read Scripture and how we interpret the Scriptures
Now most Christians agree that their are issues that are negotiable and non-negotiable when it comes to certain doctrines or beliefs and can overlook differences over what we call non essential beliefs (If you want to know more about those you could start HERE) but what most people don't realize is that those "nonessential" doctrines really change how people approach life in this world.
Then it happens
Down the long trail of extrapolation two individuals find their positions in conflict with each other, ready to tear each other to pieces and they don't even know why.
A great example is the interpretation of the end times and the Millennial reign. Read over this CHART comparing the four major Millennium positions.
Anything stand out?
What do you think would happen if person A, a good church going individual, with a faith built on a Pre-Mil foundation became a politician and started debating person B, also a good church going individual but with a Post Mil foundation, about how much support to give to Israel?
Suddenly, what we claimed was "non-essential" to us is very very essential.Now do not get me wrong please I am not saying that we cannot fellowship with people who don't share the same views of non-essential doctrine as we do. What I am saying is that we must all be careful when throwing out accusations against the spiritual condition of someone based on their positions on things that we don't agree with them on.
Interpretation is THAT important. And I wager that most of us don't truly understand our own beliefs and couldn't defend them if we tried.
Maybe instead of starting with arguing over issues that are born from the foundation of our beliefs we should engage in conversations that help us to understand where the conclusions are coming from.
We can argue politics all day, and honestly we can argue Biblical interpretation even longer, but politics will never change someone's heart nor will it determine someone's eternity.
But the Bible?
The Bible changes everything
Taking Time to Honor
Years ago I had an idea.
I am not sure where it came from, I may have heard of it from another youth minister or I may have just been inspired one day.
But I had this vision of the youth ministry no longer feeling and acting like they were in opposition to other ministries, especially senior adult ministries, in the church.
For many years I watched other youth pastors gripe and moan about how the "old people" were holding the church back and ruining the church for the next generation. And this saddened me for two reasons, first the shortsightedness of the youth pastors that were saying these things and second the fact that there was some truth to what they were saying.
Then the idea.
What if we taught our students that instead of viewing the senior adults as problems we taught them to see them as heroes?
The Honor Banquet was born.
The concept was simple. The student ministry would plan, prepare and host a banquet for the adults in our church who were over the age of 55. The adult leaders would help oversee this event but the students would do all the work. We would roll out the red carpet and go all the way to make the senior adults of our church feel special. Everything, from the decorations to the meal to the clothes that would be worn by the students would reflect how special the occasion was. The students would help cook and plate each course of the meal, wait tables and provide entertainment.
This past week the student ministry at the church I just started serving with in October had the chance to put on their very first Honor Banquet. After all was said and done, I could not have been prouder of our students and adult leaders. The banquet was executed flawlessly and those who attended had nothing but praise for the students who waited patiently and attentively on everyone in attendance, going out of their way to make sure everyone had a great time.
More importantly the students had a chance to express a great and emphatic "Thank You" to all the members of our church who have given so much over the years and acknowledge that without the senior adults' contributions to the church in years past there would be no church here today.
This has been the seventh year I have been able to lead a ministry in doing an Honor Banquet and it gets better every year. If you are a youth pastor our a student ministry leader let me encourage you to take time to honor those in your congregation that have done more than you can ever know to serve the kingdom.
You won't regret it
A Father Like None Other
As I was driving around the other day I began to think about fatherhood. My two oldest children will turn 12 in a couple of days and it has me in a reflective state of mind.
Here are these two pre-teens that I have nurtured and disciplined, loved and cherished for the last twelve years and I the question that comes to my mind is "Am I doing a good enough job?"
Of course only time will answer that question but it is one worth thinking about (and one that more parents should consider) because if we don't take pause to evaluate what we are doing we can never improve.
So I began considering our Heavenly Father.
And I came to a very quick conclusion
I do NOT want to raise my children the same as God raises His!
I know that is shocking but hear me out.
I have a few goals as a parent. These goals are modest and are by no means revolutionary and most parents would probably agree that they are sensible. In addition, there are traits I want my children to develop but these traits are not the goal they are a means to an end. A few of these traits are
1. I want my children to grow in their faith
2. I want my children to learn to think for themselves
3. I want my children to become responsible
I nurture my children and discipline them in order to teach these traits. Eventually, the application of these traits will lead to the accomplishment of the goals I have.
1. My children will become self sufficient, independent adults
2. My children will establish their own lives
3. My children will have their own families
My goal is to raise my children and send them out.
Our Heavenly Father does not have the same goals
Yes He disciplines us
Yes He nurtures us
Yes He teaches us to be strong minded
Yes He teaches us to be responsible
But His GOALS? They are NOTHING like mine.
God does not raise His children to be independent nor does He raise them to establish themselves apart from Him. No, quite the opposite, everything our Father does is to make His children MORE dependent on HIM and to bring ALL of His children BACK to HIS home.
Earthly fathers raise their children to send out. Our Heavenly Father raises His children to be drawn back in
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Please Don't Ask What I DO
I'm just putting this out there…..
I HATE when people ask what I do.
It might be at a coffee shop, or the hair cut place, or a salesperson, or a parent at my kids school.
They always ask!
And I HATE answering.
It isn't because I am ashamed of what I do (I'm not proud of it either but that is for another post) because I'm not. It is because of the inevitability of the reaction on the part of the person who asked the question when I answer "I'm a Youth Pastor".
It is always "Oh"
Sometimes "Oh" is followed by a smile and a polite gesture of a compliment about my life's calling and sometime the "Oh" is followed by a subtle (or not so subtle) groan. Sometimes it is the last word that person ever speaks to me….
But worse than the verbal reaction is the non verbal reaction and that is why I hate answering the question. In the micro second it takes for the person to process the word pastor (and usually the youth part isn't even acknowledged) everything about the interaction I am having with that person changes. They become defensive, illusive, private and standoffish. There is something very unnerving about quietly having my motives for EVERYTHING questioned. Suddenly I am the enemy. Either I am trying to corral them into a gospel presentation or I just want their money or I am looking to condemn them for their sins.
You know what I hate about it most?
I lose the chance to know them. Who they really are, what they are really like and what they struggle with. They hide it all.
It's not their fault though….
It's ours….and by ours I mean the Church.
Jesus loved people and desired to KNOW people and to lead people to His Father.
Sometimes the church treats people like a herd of cattle. We just want to tag them and let the world know they belong to God and move along to the next herd.
So please, let's change this
Or at least just stop asking me what I do!
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3 HUGE Mistakes I Made in Ministry
I have been serving in ministry in some role since I was 17. I have served as an intern, part-time staff member and full time pastoral staff. As I look back on some of my experiences I have thought about all the struggles I have faced and while it would be easy to point the finger and place the blame I believe it is more important to identify my failures. As I am in a transition period I have had a chance to reflect on my most recent ministry experience and I have identified 3 HUGE mistakes that I want to share (NOTE I'm not sayin I only made three mistakes just that I want to talk about these three)
#1 Failed to have a realistic understanding of the identity of the church.
When i first started at my previous church I walked in taking everything at face value. If I asked a question I just accepted the answer as truth. What I realized shortly after starting is that sometimes the truth is hard to explain and even harder to admit and that people don't always paint a clear picture for you. This was a HUGE mistake because when I walked in I walked in with a truckload of expectations and excitement that could never be met because it was based on a false understaning of the identity of the church. And it wasn't the church's fault, it was my job to understand what I was walking into and to form my expectations based on that not vice versa. I wound up being frustrated very quickly because of my expectations not being met and what was worse is I didn't realize until much later that it was my fault to begin with!
#2 I set the bar too HIGH.
I am sure you think this is ridiculous we are supposed to set the bar high shoot for the stars and never accept anything les. Right? Well, ok, sure go for that but watch yourself. Like I said before about identity expectations need to formed on truth not fantasy and so do goals. The problem with aiming for lofty goals is that you may be ready to aim for those goals yourself but those around you may find those goals (and the path to those goals) overwhelming and will start to jump ship very quickly if you are not careful. And if you start losing your crew you will soon have a sinking ship. Make goals that aren't easy to achieve but not so aggresive that people can't handle the idea of tackling those goals
#3 I started believing the negativity and criticism.
There are always whispers and rumors floating around and, if you are in the position of leadership, alot of it is going to be about you. After a while I started believing that all the negativity I was hearing was truth and I reacted to it and in the process I recoiled away from those I was entrusted to lead, not because I didn't want to lead, because I was fearful that I might perpetuate the negativity that I was accused of. When faced with negativity we should seek the counsel of people we trust and then rely on our convictions to guide us. In other words I stopped trusting my gut and in the end it was proved that my gut was right all along.
I made many many mistakes in the last fifteen years and will make many more. Hopefully we all can grow and learn from the ones that are already passed.
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The day I came up with a funny hashtag #UnemployedPreacherProbz
These post got pretty popular on Facebook so in case you missed it.
*My family wants me to find a church soon….or a hobby. I don't know what their problem is I think it is perfectly normal to gather your kids and dogs together once a week for "small group"
*I told my fam "Hey if Josh Devinney can baptize dogs so can I!"
*My wife \wasn't real happy with my idea to put a pulpit in the living room or replacing the windows with stained glass
*I might not be able to have my living room/ sanctuary but I bet I could convert the garage to a youth room……Wait. What? Oh. Nevermind
*My kids aren't homeschooled but they are homechurched
*I made my 11yr old son a deacon. He promptly called a business meeting and made a motion to have me fired #TrueBaptistKid
*My son's twin sister is head of personnel she seconded the motion #TrueBaptistKid #IJustCantWin
*I have been passing the plate all night…The kids still won't give me any of their allowance #AGuysGottaEat
*I wouldn't mind having my sermon critiqued by the music minister but she's my daughter….and she's 7…..
*I think I created a monster…The Hostess Committee voted to eat ice cream for dinner and the Building and Grounds Committee just voted to change the locks…..and not give me a key
Hope you enjoyed!!
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As with any human tragedy of this kind, there are countless angles or perspectives from which to view and discuss the shootings earlier this week. In this post and the next I'll highlight four that I found particularly useful. The first two draw our attention to our religious stereotyping of both Buddhism and Islam:Navy Yard shooting puts Buddhism in spotlight: Column by Stephen Prothero. Prothero is a professor in Boston University's religion department and author of several books on … [Read more...]
Two more must-reads on Buddhism and Aaron Alexis/the Navy Yard Shooting
Mea culpa? On "Buddhist Terrorist?" and Reactions
In blogging, as in academia, and in life, one of the great things we have is the opportunity to have our mistakes pointed out to us and the ability to try to make them right.So, about that last post... Buddhist Terrorist? First, I should say that the post came together over an 18 or so hour timeline, which is common enough for blog posts. But because our understanding of the situation changed slightly in those hours, the post ended up a bit disjointed. It started with an observation by a … [Read more...]
The First American Buddhist Terrorist?
Thirteen people are dead as of this writing. Our understanding of what happened is still unfolding (including an NPR story stating that this was not deemed an act of terrorism), but one twist in yesterday's events revolves around shooter Aaron Alexis's religion, which turns out to be Buddhist.As Buddhism has spread in the West, it has put forth and maintained an image of being a peaceful religion. This is a myth that still holds fast among many, if not most, Western Buddhists and it is one I … [Read more...]


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Im thinking of getting a conversion kit to have scissor doors on my 316 compact just wondering if any ones has done this and what it involves and if there are any issues or problems doing so?
Im thinking of getting a conversion kit to have scissor doors on my 316 compact just wondering if any ones has done this and what it involves and if there are any issues or problems doing so?
A few years back i did this to a vauxhall tigra
It was amazingly straight forward to be honest as long as you have the right tools (air saw, powerfull drill, tap and die set ect)
It was simply a case of cutting the old hinges off and tapping wholes for the new hinges and bolting on the new hinges by 3 bolts.
If you have alittle mechanical knowledge, the right tools and alittle patience then it will no problem.
i did this too i did it on a fiesta they were lambo doors and were 90 degree hinges ( im pretty sure that the law says you can only have 75 degree in the uk ) the hinges i fit were universal and weld on not bolt on , this method is much harder and took about a week to set up correctly i also had to widen the front wings to allow clearance for the strutts to work correctly, if i was you i would get the bolt on type and get the correct ones for the car NOT universal, they should look good on a compact but saying that they are old news now the way forward is with suicide doors. i did try to talk my mate out of having them fitted on a fiesta but he was adamant so i went ahead and fitted them to be honest they did look good when finished here is one i saw at a show i was at:
and these are the ones i fitted :
No No No.
It might look good for a week or two. But unless it's done properly,
this will happen. Check out the front wing damage after 6 months use. (at the end of the thread)
Barryboys website is full of cars in a similar state.
Leave it alone!
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Thanks Wonkydog. Had not seen that site before, its provided me with almost an hour of enjoyment in a disturbing way.
pointless! dont ruin your car m8
Pointless is gull wing....why???
I became a member of Barryboys site to log in, post up some pics and view the non guest pages. Someone finds a bodged bodykitted car and slags it off. Cars owner finds out and defends the car's looks, then threatens the website with legal action to take the photos off 'cause the've put the numberplate on the internet for all to see!
Car owner then makes several mistakes - tries to back track and gets punished mercilessly!
Better drive around with it covered then, otherwise other drivers will see it as well!
I personally think lambo doors look great............................................. ... On a Lamborghini
I was under the impression that this was a trend and had died
One thing I will say is... If you like it then DO IT and don't listen to anyone who told you that you did the wrong thing!
If we all modified our cars the same way then there would be no point. The reason I modified my car was to make it stand out from the others and be unique. I also know for a fact that there are people out there that DO NOT like what I have done and that's fine by me... It's my car and I'll do WTF I want to do to it
If you go ahead can you please take lot's of pictures and possibly do a short write up? It would be great to see what is involved and it would help future members should they wish to do the same thing
what about suicide doors, how hard would it be to fit them???
i like the idea but i think i'd be scared to do it to my future bimmer
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Notes on Steve Austin, DDP, Jerry Lawler, Booker T, and more
– Martel Loomis let us know: In the Watertown, NY area, there was a commercial for Mickie James appearing at the Boonville Fairgrounds on WWE RAW
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Easy Cheese-Stuffed Jalapenos RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 24 medium fresh jalapeno peppers
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 3 cups (12 ounces) finely shredded cheddar cheese
- 1-1/2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 4 Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
- Cut jalapenos in half lengthwise; remove seeds and membranes. In a large saucepan, boil peppers in water for 5-10 minutes (the longer you boil the peppers, the milder they become). Drain and rinse in cold water; set aside.
- In a small bowl, beat the cream cheese, cheddar cheese and Worcestershire sauce until smooth. Spoon 2 teaspoonfuls into each jalapeno; sprinkle with bacon.
- Place on a greased baking sheet. Bake at 400° for 3-5 minutes or until filling is warmed. Yield: 4 dozen.
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Enjoy this recipe with a sweet red wine.
Reviews for Easy Cheese-Stuffed Jalapenos
"I only boiled them for about 3 minutes -- I wanted them to still have that jalapeno bite. I chopped some jalapenos (in a jar) and added this to the cream cheese mixture. Got the spice back into them. Next time, I'll try this without boiling them at all. easy recipe."
"Tasty recipe, but I don't recommend boiling them. It isn't needed. I used very hot peppers: I tasted one raw, and it set my mouth on fire, and I have a very high tolerance for spicy. Simply baking them reduced the heat to a very tolerable level. Boiling would ruin them, by removing all bite, and making them mushy, IMO. The recommendation to wear gloves is spot on, though. I didn't, and even after a thorough hand washing, I touched my face and it burned for about an hour."
"Cooked peppers less than 5 min. Were very mild. Like them very much."
"I thought the peppers were too mushy and weren't hot at all. Why even use jalapenos if you take all the flavor out of them, use a green pepper if that's what you want. I may try again without boiling first and see if it keeps the peppers firmer and tastier."
"This is my new favorite jalapeno popper recipe. I love how boiling the jalapenos for just a few minutes really tones down the heat. I have tried charring them in the past but this works best for me. Thanks for posting this recipe."
"Tried these for Super Bowl VERY GOOD!! I doubled the recipe and did a bag of the little sweet peppers for those who don't like Jalape?os. They were great!"
"These are really good a Texas favorite"
"I haven't tried this yet. I am allergic to Worcester and also Soy Sauce which somebody in the reviews used so need to substitute. Any suggestions? I will rate according to how good it sounds and looks."


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yes.. work only Loquendo TTS ..
I have been playing with this v220.127.116.114533 and have noticed that on this version Nuance TTS does not work, only Loquendo TTS will work, whereas on version v188.8.131.523580 it works on both types of TTS. Has anyone else noticed this problem?
yes.. work only Loquendo TTS ..
Anyone got TMC working? For some reason these are activated the rest is all red.
Sweden_NQ_Navteq_Traffic_100921 <--- red
United_Kingdom_NQ_Navteq_Traffic_100921 <--- red
Anyone from The Netherlands got it working on iGo Nextgen for wince? Let me know thanks.
@pr0x i can confirm there are no NextGen licenses in this forum that currently unlock all TMC content.
I have version NextGen 126.96.36.1994533 on Zenec Z-E2015 run.
Everything functions really, only the voice output does not go.
Z-E2015 has original the version 220.127.116.110095, there functions the voice output.
Which file is different there? ( data.zip )
Or is it an entry in the NavigationReal.exe? ( coredll.dll )
I believe it is up to the coredll.dll
Place your Z-E2015 to USB (MP3) playback. Then you also get sound with the nextgen version.
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NextGen 184.108.40.2064533 don't need any dll file to give audio output.
If you have sound in 22.214.171.1240095 then you will have sound in NextGen 188.8.131.524533.
If you are using loquendo TTS then you need loquendo dll files and engines TTS, if you are using Nuance you need ve.dll in root of igo program and engines TTS.
Check the content of software, delete folder save, add one simple voice in folder Next\content\voice\ and try again....
The Primo Version 126.96.36.1990095 is a special version that works with the Z-E2015 and the sound system together. Some older Zenec devices also run it.
In the Primo.exe the 18.104.22.1680095 the sound driver of the Z-E2015 be particularly targeted. The version 22.214.171.1247713 also runs with the sound system of the Z-E2015.
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Does anybody have complete original package of latest Zenec NextGen? Whole folder, whole structure, everything? Maps, pois and other exchangeable files are not needed.
I would be very grateful if that person send me a link via PM or post it here.
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What I Love Wednesday is a monthly (for now) feature that posts on the last Wednesday of each month. I hope you like some of these things I've been loving!
This DIY for wrap bracelets. It's a great scrap burning project.
These vegan Toms are gorgeous.
I am definitely making some of these footed containers!
This shirt cracks me up.
This DIY for letter boxes is so cute.
- This air freshener is adorable.
- 6 vegan habits everyone should adopt. (This is great even if you're not vegan!)
- Who doesn't love Rainy Mood?
- This blog is pretty awesome - great blog design/html tutorials!
- I've had my daily cry - this story of a family that saved an elderly dog is amazing.
- I'm a Yankees fan, if you didn't know, and these shoes are on point.
- Inexpensive foods that brighten your skin.
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A fund raiser for St. Joseph School, Auburn. A night of fun, buffet dinner provided by several local restaurants (Lasca's, The Hill Top, Connie's, Ann's, Man in the Moon, JB's Wall Street Grill, and Curley's to name a few - more being added DAILY). We have a local venue, local food propietors, a local band (Bernie McNabb, Bob Piorun & The Swingkats) - all helping a local, independent school! St. Joseph School provides a quality education with smaller class sizes with NYS certified teachers who care about their students as individual people; with the advantage of a strong moral compass and Christian values instilled in their day to day learning.
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CHICAGO — The Poetry Foundation, publisher of Poetry magazine, is pleased to announce that its POETRY app is a finalist for a National Magazine Award for Digital Media in the "Utility App" category. The Poetry Foundation's app shares distinguished company with fellow category finalists: "The Healthy Menu Maker" from Cooking Light, "viEWer" from EW.com, "The Cut on the Runway" from New York, and "PopuList" from Time. This is the third digital ASME nomination for the organization; in 2010, the Chicago Poetry Tour was a finalist in the category of "Multimedia Feature or Package," and in 2011, the Poetry Magazine Podcast won a National Magazine Award in the "Podcasting" category.
Now in their third year, the National Magazine Awards for Digital Media complement the American Society of Magazine Editors' awards for print journalism, which have been presented each year since 1966. The awards, sponsored by ASME in association with the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, are regarded as the "most prestigious in the magazine industry," according to the New York Times.
"We're especially honored that the POETRY app has been chosen as a finalist in the category of 'Utility App,' because it reaffirms an opinion that we've long held: poetry is indeed useful," said Catherine Halley, Director of Digital Programs. "Designed with a game-like interface, the POETRY app makes poetry more accessible and fun, while reinforcing the notion that poems serve a purpose for many moods and occasions."
The POETRY app, available for iPads, iPhones, iPod Touch, and Androids, is free to download and use. Called "essential" by New York Times reviewer Bob Tedeschi, the app is a virtual poetry library—it draws from 100 years of Poetry magazine poems, while also including much-loved poems from the public domain.
Updated regularly with new poets and poems, the POETRY app ensures that subscribers are always discovering new poetry. It offers a searchable database of poems to suit any mood or occasion; a folder for saving favorite poems; the capacity to share poems with friends through e-mail and social media; and an engaging, user-friendly interface—reminiscent of a slot machine—that suggests poems when a serendipitous combination of a mood and a subject are chosen. For example, users may choose to find poems associated with combinations like "worry and love" or "gratitude and family."
Audio versions of many of the 2,000-plus poems included in the POETRY app's library are available, as well as biographies of poets whose work is featured in the app, and source information for each poem. Users can browse poems by poet, mood, subject, or audio availability.
The iPad edition of the POETRY app includes all of the features available on iPhones and Androids, as well as free digital editions of Poetry magazine. When connected to the internet, iPad users can download and read the three most recent issues of Poetry as they appeared in print. Electronic editions of the magazine can then be stored in iBooks or other e-reader software, allowing app users to read these issues offline at any time.
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Founded in Chicago by Harriet Monroe in 1912, Poetry is the oldest monthly devoted to verse in the English-speaking world. Monroe's "Open Door" policy, set forth in Volume I of the magazine, remains the most succinct statement of Poetry's mission: to print the best poetry written today, in whatever style, genre, or approach. The magazine established its reputation early by publishing the first important poems of T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, Marianne Moore, Wallace Stevens, H.D., William Carlos Williams, Carl Sandburg, and other now-classic authors. In succeeding decades it has presented—often for the first time—works by virtually every major contemporary poet.
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Last month, the U.S. government-funded National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine released a study which found that Americans spent $34 billion annually on alternative medicine. Although this is just 1.5% of total health care spending in the country, it represents over 11% of all out-of-pocket expenditures. The report estimates that about 38 million adults visited alternative practitioners in 2007.Unusually for a mainstream media outlet, the Boston Globe offers a much-welcomed … [Read more...]
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A popular notion in traditional Asian cultures, as well as the garbled versions of Asian culture imported into the West by the New Age movement, is the idea of qi (or chi), the vital energy that permeates the universe and flows through living things. A wide variety of pseudoscientific beliefs are based on qi, and today's post will examine some of them, through the lens of an article in a local alternative newspaper I picked up touting qi's uses in interpersonal relations and healing.The … [Read more...]
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Best seafood in the City of Charleston bar none.
Eating here is a lot like going to Summerville.
Too many men wearing tight jeans and women reading books, but those are really negligible and are worthy of a pass. They would do well to add some cornhole boards and a few flatscreens so that you didn't have to make conversation with a bunch of potheads, but otherwise everything seems up to par. Despite some small shortcomings, they still make a good cup of coffee. You can even use your dog as a conversation starter seeing as how they allow canines and similar small pets on their deck.
And I agree with the reviewer above. The place is located in an absolutely JEM of a location.
Solid thai cuisine for the price point. It's unfortunate that they've had to deal with whatever sewage issues that side of King has had, since I'm sure that's affected the ability to sit down and enjoy your meal. The stench of the sewage in the restaurant is overbearing even when retrieving my to-go order, so I hope that they can fix that situation. But, Dani is a doll and the staff is always kind. My favorite Pad See Ewe when I'm craving both sweet and spicy.
Best restaurant in Charleston
always excellent!
Amazing place.
Great staff, good food, good drinks. Music is not too loud, tv spacing good too. Wifi seems to be hit or miss though, depending where you're sitting. My boyfriend and I LOVE coming here. Shoutout to Jake!
Nutella, PB and Marshmallow or grilled PBJ....simply the greatest. Don't care how long it takes, I will wait for my fix. Also, I never catch attitude from anyone here.
Food itself is great, but after catching serious attitude from the staff multiple times(NOT Cory himself), I decided to stop patronizing this place. One example is ordering food over the phone and the owner, Cory, takes my order, and he tells me that it will be ready no earlier than 30 mins from now because they have to get more of a type of cheese necessary to make that sandwich. When I show up 25 mins later, don't roll your eyes and say "FINALLY" when I arrive, telling me that I am 15 mins late.
They have the best grits.
When I went there months ago, the service was dog slow.
I love Cory's Grilled Cheese! They have the best bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich in town. It's no contest.
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I had the occasion to visit the area for the first time today. I asked around about a good place to eat lunch near the water and was told about Vickery's. But I'm sorry to say that I was not thrilled. First of all, the hostess never said a word when I walked in. She just gave me a weird look. I had to do the speaking. That should be a huge no-no. Part of her job should be greeting customers with a smile. She, honestly, was pretty unfriendly. I chose lemonade for a beverage and it was okay but tasted flat. The slaw I had was unedible. It was bitter and tasted terrible. I'm not sure if it was bad or not but I wasn't going to take a chance. I chose the fried shrimp and they were good but I was surprised at how tiny they were. The fries were lukewarm and wimpy. All in all, I spent $23 for a lunch that, in my opinion, was of far less quality than Red Lobster. I was pretty disappointed.
You must have went on a bad night. The service is normally great and the staff are very hospitable. They have awesome rock n roll bands during the week.
Poor Management!!! Terrible Service, Unfriendly, and nasty attitudes. Will NEVER visit again!!
We got take-out from there last week. Food was very good, with generous portions, and the gentleman there (the owner?) couldn't have been nicer. We'll definitely go back!
I went a few times when they first opened. The service was terribly slow. The food was hit and miss.
As has been stated by others, these guys do not know how to make sushi rice, for some reason. It is wet and soggy. The flavor is not correct for sushi rice.
The last straw was when I went to get some takeout. I bought quite a bit because I like to snack on it all night. When I got home and took it out, the tuna had thick white stripes. This is not fat, it is connective tissue or gristle from a part of the steak that you should never use to make nigiri sushi with. I tried one piece, and had to spit it out. It was like eating a rubber band. I could not force myself to swallow it.
I drove straight back there, and told them I wanted my money back (which they did without argument). When I got back in the car to go home, I noticed it smelled like someone had farted in there. That's how bad the fish was.
I will never go back.
Not bad but nothing special. I remember once when they tried to charge me a dollar for a Styrofoam cup of water. Smoaky Oak on JI is better IMO.


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Johannesburg - South Africa's women finished off a highly successful 2012 football campaign by beating Botswana 3-0 in an international friendly played at the Moruleng Stadium near Rustenburg on Monday.
The SA national senior women's team was 2-0 up at half-time, in a match staged to mark the North West government's campaign to raise awareness against the abuse of women and children.
Mamelodi Sundowns striker Andiswe Mgcoyi opened the scoring from a tight angle on the left hand side of the Botswana penalty area in the 11th minute.
Mgcoyi's club-mate, midfielder Refiloe Jane, celebrated her 17th national cap by scoring her first goal for Banyana Banyana, by way of a header from a corner-kick in the 22nd minute.
Second half substitute, striker Noko Matlou, made her presence felt scoring from close range 15 minutes into the second half.
SA national coach Joseph Mkhonza used the match played in hot conditions, to give as many players as much game time as possible with midfielders in Presocious Matabologa and Maile Makola both earning their first international caps.
This was the first time the Southern African neighbours had met since last year's All-Africa Games qualifiers, which saw Botswana stun the South Africans 1-0 in Polokwane before Banyana crushed their opponents 4-0 on an artificial pitch in Gaborone to advance to the African showpiece held in Mozambique in September 2011.
The South Africans, without the services of captain Amanda Dlamini and Amanda Sister, dominated all phases of the 90 minutes of play.
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The so-called "sheep of shame" are now being offloaded in the African nation, after several countries refused them because of fears of disease.
An Australian government spokesman described the sheep as a "gift."
He said Canberra would provide Eritrea with some fodder for the animals as well as aid to meet the costs of transport and slaughter.
The sheep have been at sea since 6 August, after leaving the Australian port of Fremantle bound for Saudi Arabia.
But Saudi authorities in Jeddah said some of the animals were diseased and refused to accept them.
The Australian government disputed this and said the Saudis had no proper basis for refusing the cargo.
Several other countries also turned down the sheep when the animals were offered to them instead.
Animal rights groups around the world said the sheep should have been slaughtered rather than remain stuck on the ship.
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Merry Christmas everyone! I hope you have a blessed holiday!
A blog about food, and a little about reading, and some sewing, and I might even knit something.
Pam Greer can be found at her foodie (and wine, and books, and cats) blog: Sidewalk Shoes, at her professional photography business: Pamela Greer Photography, at her daily photography blog: Pamela Greer 365, and her newest endeavor:Grey is the New Black. By the time you've read this, she has probably started another site.
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She loves her little tree!
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Belated merry Christmas what a peaceful photo. I love it.
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Adorable. Hop you had a wonderful Christmas.
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Merry Christmas from The Horde at the Katnip Lounge!
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Merry Christmas to you and your family. I hope you have a chance to relax and enjoy some time for yourself!
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Wishing you and the furry ones a very merry day~
Merry Christmas Pam.
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Merry Christmas to you and yours! Ps, the pic on your other site is cute! Cheers!
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"We are humbled by our local government's continued commitment to Wireless Oakland and look forward to them being a strategic partner in the initiative," Oakland County Executive, L. Brooks Patterson said. "The Project Team had approximately thirty local governments who expressed interest in being a pilot community and it was difficult for us to select the final communities."
The Pilot Projects will be started by the end of 2005 and should be completed during the first quarter of 2006. County-wide wireless internet coverage is expected in mid to late 2007. "This is a major milestone in our effort to blanket Oakland County's entire 910 square miles with wireless internet service, a portion of which will be offered free of charge, Patterson said.
The County's private-sector partner MichTel will own, operate and maintain the project. Free Internet service will be offered at the lower bandwidth, but the private sector partners will charge fees for higher end service.


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(Lauren Evans) Despite its often corrosive effects, Anthony Weiner is attracted to the spotlight like a moth to a flame, or a cell phone to a crotch. Less than a week has passed since his primary night meltdown (and it is fair to call slinking through a McDonald's a "meltdown"), but he's already back in front of the cameras, appearing yesterday on NY1 to participate in Errol Louis' "Inside City Hall."
Weiner touched briefly on his loss, applauding de Blasio on his finesse when it came to addressing concerns of the electorate. "There is this level of discontent and concern out there that Bill de Blasio tapped into, did it skillfully, he won, I lost," he said, attributing de Blasio's success also to his ability to paint a very specific picture of what he will strive to achieve as mayor.
"They [voters] really do take this notion seriously, of trying to envision what kind of city they'll have with the next guy, and de Blasio was able to do that, and I think that's why he's going to be a good mayor," he conceded.
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IMHO, if there is a factory lap joint, you should put back in a lap joint if at all possible. Otherwise, butt weld.
Like MAUSS said, cut out all the rusted metal. Beyond that, only cut till it makes sense. In other words, the weld needs to be in the spot you feel most comfortable making it. Then cut the patch panel to fit.
Don't use flux core. Like MAUSS said, you will need an argon/CO2 bottle to do this.
Some guys like to use 0.023. Others swear by 0.035. I have tried it both ways and can't really tell a difference. Maybe just my poor welding skills.
I feel that any hole with clean edges 1/8" dia. or smaller can be plug welded. I bought a length of 3/4" copper tubing at Lowes. Cut to a length of approx. 8 - 12 inches. Smash the last 2 - 4 inches flat with a hammer. Use that to back up holes when filling with weld.
Any larger hole and I use a metal filler piece. Hold in place with masking tape on the back side while you tack. Larger pieces can have a piece of weld rod attached to the center to hold it while you tack. Magnets can also locate a part, but watch out for arc scatter.
Tack every one to two inches. Then weld from you tacks. Only go a short distance and jump around in order to keep the heat down and spread the heat around.
Use double upped cutting wheels on a die grinder to knock down the weld proud. Then use a 36 Roloc on an angle die grinder to finish it off. If at all possible, you want to slightly "crush" the weld using hammer on dolly to remove the shrink. I try to do it between the cutting wheels and the Roloc.
Check my journal for the cutting, welding, grinding I have been doing on a 41 Chevy. Weather is almost good enough to get back out there. But we do have snow in the forecast for tomorrow!
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Publication Date: 1/6/2006
Citation: Lewers, K.S. 2006. Molecular markers for blackberry. Meeting Abstract. Interpretive Summary:
Technical Abstract: Traditional blackberry breeding relies on years of evaluation to allow a breeder to select potential cultivars. It takes longer to identify plants with certain traits that require either plant maturity or specific environments to express. For blackberry, examples would be fall-fruiting or orange rust resistance. As a result, the process of developing new bramble cultivars can take longer than breeders, nurseries, and growers would prefer. In the future, breeders will have available genetic assay tools called simple sequence repeat molecular markers (SSRs) that will allow them to select indirectly for certain traits that otherwise can take years to become evident. Previous NABGA-funded research concluded that only a small number of raspberry and strawberry SSRs are sufficient for use with blackberry and that SSRs derived from blackberry are needed. We contracted with Clemson University to develop SSRs from 'Merton Thornless', the source of thornlessness for nearly all US thornless blackberry cultivars. Over 18,000 expressed genes were archived. The sequences for 3,000 of those were obtained and searched for candidates from which to design SSRs. Over 1,200 potential SSRs were identified, and primers were designed to test with blackberry, raspberry, and strawberry. Of the 26 SSRs tested so far, 18 (69%) will be useful with a blackberry mapping population we are working on in collaboration with Dr. John Clark at the University of Arkansas. In addition, 11 SSRs (42%) will be useful with a raspberry mapping population we are working on with Dr. Courtney Weber of Cornell University, New York, and three SSRs (11%) will be useful with our strawberry mapping populations.


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Oh looky! Another acid-trip influenced shot This time it's my...I mean, My SISTER's "Twilight Perfume" bottle. Yeah, SISTER's. We did some experiments with this one in a ton of different lighting styles and i liked this one best. Did I mention it was my SISTER's "Twilight Perfume" bottle? Has nothing to do with me. Not at all.
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Heehee great shot, and your description made me
Lovely colors and light... Does it smell nice ?
p.s sorry for faving and running i have to do tones of things theses days...
p.s sorry for faving and running i have to do tones of things theses days...
Beautiful shot! Who cares who's it is!
Me thinketh the party in question doth protest far too much about whose perfume bottle it is....
Awesome soot as i like the angle as it really brings out the colours!
crrystal ballll..... wait thassa potion botle
haha bet you smell lovely! lol Great photo. Love the intense colours. Nice work.
I like the colors and over all look of the photo and ya right it was your sister's do not believe you one bit lol
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The other day I was accused of being an relentless optimist on The Twitters. I took some offense to that. I personally believe I focus on truth, logic and context. Those often become lost in the knee-jerk world of college fanaticism, social media and FireMyHeadCoach.Com.
Guess I'll feed into the stereotype tonight, but so be it. The truth often shines brighter than the final numbers beaming off the scoreboard --- in this case, Notre Dame 66, Cincinnati 60.
The Bearcats lost to a Fighting Irish team who beat each of their last 11 opponents by double figures, including Kentucky, Purdue, Seton Hall and BYU. They lost as players like Jerian Grant hit hanging NBA jumpers with the clock expiring for demoralizing daggers. Notre Dame moved the ball with the precision and speed of a customized pinball machine.
Notre Dame belongs among the country's elite. Results and the eye test agree with the thought Monday.
The Bearcats, on the flip side, lost three of four, with all three coming at home. Seven second-half turnovers doomed them.
Looking beyond the score reveals a more encouraging, perhaps essential truth. This season will ultimately be defined by the evolution of an often-convoluted offense. That offense took an important step Monday.
UC dished out 18 assists on 23 baskets. They entered 251st in the country in points assisted on. Ideally, UC could move the ball with the brutal efficiency of the Irish and their mature, basketball IQ Masters students. They aren't there yet. And probably won't be, but if they share as well as they did Monday, they will win more than a fair share.
"Our passing was way better than it's been in a month," Mick Cronin said.
Despite being held to only five points, Cashmere Wright effected the game with the pass dishing out eight assists to one turnover. Shaq Thomas provided encouraging minutes with five points, two assists, one block and three rebounds in 24 minutes. Kelvin Gaines offered the best basketball he's played at UC as Justin Jackson sat out because of a coach's decision.
All 10 players scored a point because ball movement more often than not allowed the open shot to be obvious instead of a hurried indecision.
That's how you end up with 46.2 percent shooting, the highest field goal percentage since Dec. 8 against Maryland-Eastern Shore.
The effort wasn't without fault, the engine hardly hummed with Corvette beauty. But it was also far from the messy confusion of the previous few weeks.
"I told the guys I've lost games before, nobody goes undefeated, it's how you play," Cronin said. "We have two rules, you give great effort and you have great attitude. Thought we had both tonight. Technically, we got to clean some things up and make some more free throws. When your team does that to me that's how I look at things. You are going to be able to build a program and win a multitude of games if you have great effort and great attitude."
The offseason and non-conference prognostications of Big East title runs and talk of trips to Atlanta officially now give way to the cold reality of surviving this conference grind. A defense that held Notre Dame to 12 points less than their season average --- despite a slew of poorly executed rotations allowing open 3-pointers --- could be enough to carry this team into the conversation. A more efficient offense could help them rise above it.
"It's the Big East now," Sean Kilpatrick said, after leading UC with 15 points. "That's something we have to really sit here and figure out now. It's not like it's December anymore, it's January."
Clearly, they aren't there yet --- Grant's NBA audition tape made sure of that. But as the critics begin to swirl like vultures, the Bearcats do find themselves in a familiar role seen on a seemingly annual basis around Fifth Third Arena.
"We are used to being in this spot," Cronin said. 'I'm used to people second-guessing me as the coach of Cincinnati and I'm used to people bagging it on our team, national people thinking we are not any good. So, we are right back to where we are comfortable."
This is the same group most left for dead after a three-game losing streak last January. Two years ago, the season obits were written on Feb. 13 after a loss to St. John's supposedly stole any NCAA tournament hope.
Both those seasons concluded with wins in The Dance and progression of a program. The story of this season wasn't written Monday night, but a chapter about fixing the offensive puzzle was - despite what the scoreboard read.
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Established in 1993 as a response to concerns over global deforestation, FSC is an independent, non-governmental, not-for-profit organization that promotes the responsible management of the world's forests. FSC certification provides a credible link between responsible production and consumption of forest products, enabling consumers and businesses to make purchasing decisions that benefit people and the environment as well as providing ongoing business value.
As laudable as FSC certification is, many in-plant printers have been sitting on the sidelines due to the cost of independently becoming FSC certified. Those costs can easily reach many thousands of dollars a year. Group certification drastically reduces the cost of FSC certification to $1,695 per year for most organizations.
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BEAVER - Mark Elden Erickson will serve at least 20 years in Utah State Prison for killing a man dining with Erickson's ex-wife in December.
Erickson, who has been in jail since the murder, will not be eligible for parole before 2027.
As part of a plea deal, Erickson pleaded guilty in July to aggravated murder and prosecutors agreed not to seek the death penalty.
The victim, Timothy McEnaney, 32, was a Missouri native who had relocated to southern Utah. He was living with Erickson's ex-wife at the time of the killing, said Beaver County Prosecutor Von J. Christiansen.
Authorities say Erickson, 31, entered the Timberline Inn about 5 p.m. on Dec. 1, walked to McEnaney's table and shot him twice in the head in view of 20 customers.
The Beaver County SWAT team later arrested Erickson, who was under the influence of methamphetamine at the time of the killing, Christiansen said.
The Ericksons divorced in November 2006, court records indicate. It was the first Beaver County homicide in more than 10 years, Christiansen said.


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Board Minutes for meeting on May 7th, 2015, 22:30 – 22:50 UTC
Present Ryan Abel – Hildon Foundation Director Andrew Flegg – Hildon Foundation Director Gido Griese – Hildon Foundation Director Rüdiger Schiller – Hildon Foundation Director, Maemo Community e.V. Director Falk Stern – Maemo Community e.V. Director [partial] Minutes were produced by Andrew Flegg. Agenda Approval of Corporate Resolution to transfer monies to MCeV and close […]Read More
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Discussion started last year about moving the US-based Hildon Foundation non-profit operations to Europe. After a positive reception to the initial proposal, some further planning by the community, and a lot of foot work, work is progressing on setting up a German e.V. (which was selected due to limited options available in Europe). The move […]Read More
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The incoming Hildon Foundation Board of Directors held their first meeting on Tuesday July 16th, 2013 at 19:09 UTC. The meeting was held in #maemo-meeting on the Freenode IRC network. A voice meeting to make it official by Pennsylvania incorporation laws was also held. Agenda: Formal acceptance of new board members. Bank account access and […]Read More
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Board Members Attending: Craig Woodard / Woody14619 (audio only) Rob Bauer / SD69 (audio only) Jim Jagielski / Jimjag (audio only) Personnel and Organization Motion by Craig Woodard to appoint Xes as co-sysop for maemo.org, with physical access to server if needed. Passed unanimously. Motion by Robert Bauer to appoint Jacekowski as co-sysop for maemo.org, […]Read More
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Attending: Tim Samoff / timsamoff (video) Rob Bauer / SD69 (audio only) Iván Gálvez Junquera / ivgalvez (chat only) Finances (including bank account issues): Wire transfer went through, but the transfer didn't have the account number… All issues were resolved, except that it wasn't all of the funds. Cosimo (via email): Amount transferred: $2,130.00 out […]Read More
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Attending: Tim Samoff / timsamoff (video) Iván Gálvez Junquera / ivgalvez (audio only) Rob Bauer / SD69 (audio only) New HFO Support Staff: Ryan Abel (generalantilles) appointed as Communications Manager (to handle online and social publication of HFO communication). Hildon Foundation Board voted unanimously. Based on his offer to help, ask Mathew Hart (flynx) to […]Read More
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Dear Jolla, Thank you for your response to our Open Letter. As you can see from the community conversation regarding your response — here, as well as various social media circles — most of our members want more. The Hildon Foundation appreciate the invitation to become "true pioneers," but in all honesty, the Maemo community has been a true […]Read More


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Apartments: - Bedrooms: 5 - Baths: 5 - Extra Beds: - Total Pax: 10
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Address: Via San Francesco , Bagni di Lucca, 55022, Lucca
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Villa San Francesco is an exclusive private villa is located in Bagni di Lucca. Villas for rent in Tuscany with as much beauty, flare and luxury as San Francesco are hard to find. The oldest part of the villa dates back to the early 1800's. It was subsequently partly redone during the first decade of the 1900's by Evangeline Whipple, a well-off American widow.
Sited in an important position over Bagni di Lucca, it is walking distance to town from this delicious spa village. Bagni di Lucca rests at the feet of the villa, only a five minute stroll away. The spa amenities are only 1 kilometer far from villa San Francesco and may be reached on foot through a scenic path through picturesque Tuscan meadows.
The villa rests fully enclosed in a classic Tuscan scenery and can accommodate up to ten guests. It is perfectly in tune with the desires of those looking for a peaceful holiday surrounded by calm, history and activities near Lucca. Villas for rent in Tuscany in the area benefit from a privileged panoramic position.
Villa San Francesco is about 300 sqm in size and develops over three stories. On the ground floor there is a sizable reception area, a dining room leading into a completely outfitted kitchen, while on the first and upper floor there are two double bedrooms and two matrimonial rooms, each with their private restroom.
Additionally, on the first level there is another entrance area used as a media room outfitted with a big HD television, whilst on the following floor there are two smaller rooms featuring a sauna plus a big and relaxing Jacuzzi. The decors of the villa, similar to those of other villas for rent in Tuscany from the same epoch, is very elegant and retains all its 19th century style. It is ornamented with painstakingly chosen details in addition to colorful fabrics. The welcoming lighting system makes the villa even more enticing. The villa remains fresh even during the burning summer months, plus it includes an efficient heating system meant for the winter period in Bagni di Lucca. Villas in Tuscany built during the 19th century exude an everlasting fascination that is hard to resist.
In addition, Villa San Francesco, offers a charming and private garden boasting an infinity swimming pool of 5×10 meters in size; together the villa and the garden were renovated during 2007 and 2008. From the swimming pool the view of the tree covered hills surrounding the villa is an absolute bliss to witness.
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A Dallas Cowboys fan is taking his complaints with Jerry Jones straight to the top.
"Steven M" of Fort Benning, Ga., has created a petition on the White House website asking the Obama Administration to remove Jones as the owner and general manager. The petition (via the Dallas Morning News) reads:
"We, the Citizens of the Great State of Texas, and Dallas Cowboys fans worldwide, have been oppressed by an over controlling, delusional, oppressive dictator for way too long. Request the Executive Branch's immediate assistance in removal of owner and GM, Jerry Jones. His incompetence and ego have not only been an extreme disappointment for way too long, but moreover, it has caused extreme mental and emotional duress."
Steven M. needs 25,000 signatures on his petition by Dec. 23…As of 10:30 a.m., he had 668.
This isn't likely to get any results. Frankly, the White House is a little busy, what with that fiscal cliff and all. And Jones, when he isn't inventing Jerry Wipes or starring in pizza commercials or getting locked out of the locker room (accidentally!), has said he has no intention of selling or giving up his general manager responsibilities.
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