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Download Earn Money or Death apk 1.0.0 free for Android smartphone
Posted by CeanDoo Games in Action | Oct. 27, 2014 | 14 Comments
Apk file size: 5.7 MB
You've collected millions of money in the bank robbery.
To live a good life in Brazil, you have left the country with the first plane.
Before arriving in Brazil, the robbery turns out and they know you're on the airplane.
You're jumping from the plane with a parachute. Skydive Amazonas for a safety place to landing,
but you accidentally pull the zipper of the bag where the money instead of parachute cord.
All the money is flying over the Amazon Rainforest.
You stole a lot of money, the forest is covered up completely.
You're climbing a dangerous jungle unharmed.
No man before you entered into this jungle.
Dangerous crazy monkey swing from vine to vine and trying to hit you with a stick.
You must collect the coins quick and escape the jungle.
The story ends here and your Adventure begins now.
Let's see how much cash you'll grab these dangerous environments.
Be careful, wild animals may bite your hand.
4 different environments: Jungle, Cave, River, Swamp
6 different animals: Funky Monkey, Black Snake, Amazing Spider, Moray eel, Sea urchins poisonous, the Crocodile
+ Animal sound effects
CeanDoo Games part of our Action and have average installs from 50 to 100. Last Update Oct. 27, 2014. Google play rating is 95.5556. Current verison is 1.0.0. Actual size 5.7 MB.
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Dan Hayden
Simple but super addictive Thought this seemed a little silly at first... grab some money. But wow.... I started playing this at a bar and in about 20 minutes me and my friends were all crowded around it. Imagine a group of grown men standing around yelling "Watch out for the spider!" Hilarious. Sometimes simple ideas work the best. That is definitely the case here. Great app. Highly recommended.
Sandunika Gurusinghe
Try this slot... You won't regret it.. It's really fun and addictive. I have played a lot of games, but this is something different and challenging. You need to figure out carefully to collect the money, avoid biting from dangerous animals. Its GUI is really awesome and the sounds of the animals are quite advanced, so that I feel I'm really grabbing money in a jungle. Good work… Keep it up guys…
Carlos Martinez
Wonderful Small Game As you enter the game, you are greeted by various sounds and with a simple menu screen with your nice looking graphics in the mix. As of now, there are only 10 levels and each more difficult/fun than the last. I am entertained by the concept itself being that the game plays with randomization of how the AI's react towards you. You being a hand, trying to swipe away money to reach a certain goal, but be careful not to lose that hand of yours by the monkey for example. All-in-all the game is quite a treat and would appreciate if everyone would support the developer.
pranab patel
Amazing Game Wonderful sound, amazing picture quality and gives adventurous and thrilling feel
Ray Jones
Great App Super fun app. If you liked the free version, you should definitely get this version. No ads is amazing. $1 is worth it for hours of entertainment
Mark S Brown
Fun game , This game is different from most games , I really like the original concept . Good job !
Mahesh Ravilal
wow Awesome Game. creative graphics and sound effects.
Awesome Fun Game YES it is one of the most fun and Addictive games in store. Worth the buy, can play for hours, the best
Abhinay Kumar
Fantastic game Wow!! This is the app which I am looking in the Play Store. Get this version and ready to enjoy the game. Thumbs up!!
Jhon Parker
great game this is the app which I am looking in the play store.super fun apps,thumbs up
Usman Ishaque
5 stars My favorite game now a days with amazing graphics and story. Fun playing game and enjoys alot .
Andrew Liebold
Cool Game Simple, fun, and addictive game!
Anando Zaman
Smashing Great game.i cant stop playing it but i have a request for you can you add new stages.Like different kinds of sea which we can unlock through virtual money just like characters in the store.
Саша Вальтер
Great apps Thank you!!! I recomended this app!! Regards alex


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This is my first recipe here. I made this up the other night with a bunch of left overs from a Whole Foods catered party, it is basically a twist on the usual greek salad recipe. Main difference is no greens and marcona almonds! Forgive me, I'm not the best at measuring stuff, but this will taste really yummy, I promise.
- Yield
- 2-3 People
- 1 cup tomato diced
- 1 cup cucumber diced
- 3/4 cup yellow pepper diced
- 1/2 cup marinated olives
- 1/2 cup marcona almonds
- 1/3 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 tbps red wine vinegar
- 2 tps lime juice
- 1 tbs diced fresh basil, oregano, thyme and marjoram (optional but worth it)
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1. In a bowl, chop up and mix tomatoes, cucumber (with or without seeds), and yellow pepper into evenly sized cubes. Mix in a little salt to bring out the flavor of the veggies. 2. Mix in the olives and almonds 3. Crumble the feta cheese and mix 4. Dice up fresh herbs (i don't measure this part, just throw in what I think is best) and mix into bowl 5. Combine oil, vinegar, lime juice and salt and pepper and mix together. 6. Drizzle dressing over salad. 7. Cover bowl and toss it like there's no tomorrow. 8. Grab a fork and enjoy!
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Nutritional Info
- Calories596
- Carbohydrates22 g(7%)
- Fat54 g(83%)
- Protein13 g(27%)
- Saturated Fat9 g(47%)
- Sodium701 mg(29%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat8 g
- Fiber9 g(37%)
- Monounsaturated Fat35 g
- Cholesterol22 mg(7%)

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As always in Bihar, the crisis assumes a dizzying absurdity as the situation is reduced to shifting arithmetic. The Messrs Yadav are both playing with time; both are, of course, deeply concerned about none other than the people of Bihar. Mr Laloo Yadav wants to rescue them from the multinationals and fundamentalists; Mr Ranjan Yadav wants to restore the noble principle of �development� as the single, disinterested priority. Yet it remains impossible to imagine either the seven-day wonder, Mr Nitish Kumar, or the suave ideologue, Mr Ranjan Yadav, commanding the sort of support base that Mr Laloo Yadav still enjoys in Bihar. Moreover, any new government in Bihar, though temporarily united by a common enemy, is bound to be a coalition, always already riven by conflicting interests. The same instabilities � born of proliferating ministries dished out to keep hungry allies happy � are going to be perpetuated. But this time there does not seem to be a leader who can summon the cunning, the comedy and the rhetoric to keep an electorate enthralled by a collective illusion of secularized empowerment. This remains Mr Laloo Yadav�s advantage over his busily scheming opponents in this crisis. But with just about enough time left for him to salvage the situation, perhaps with some enormously entertaining sleight of hand, Mr Yadav will have to learn that housekeeping is just as important as mass trickery to keep topsyturvydom going.
Behind the workers stands the new Congress government of Chhattisgarh. Mr Ajit Jogi, the chief minister of the new state, has come out in favour of the strike and has threatened that the strike will continue till the deal is called off. In fact, many of Mr Jogi�s statements run counter to what is one of the principal responsibilities of a chief minister: the maintenance of law and order. Such a responsibility would dictate that Mr Jogi should disperse the workers and get them back to work so that the plant can resume operations. Instead, Mr Jogi has moved completely in the opposite direction. He has, according to reports, threatened to cut off essential supplies to the plant and cancel the mining leases held by Balco. All this, despite the guarantee that the takeover by Sterlite would not lead to loss of jobs. The experience of Balco is enough to scare off all potential investors, especially those interested in buying up government stakes in public sector units. It is time some people and some political parties realized that the capital required for rejuvenating industrial units held by the government will no longer come from the state exchequer. It will come only from private capitalists. If the latter do not invest the future is doomed. Time is running out for irresponsible trade unionism.
The mixed reaction is no surprise. The corporate sector was thrilled because of the tax cuts, the lowering of the interest rates and the carrot of a labour policy which will enable units of upto a 1000 workers to lay off surplus staff. But the cash in stock prices dampened its spirit, reminding it that it was by no means immune to the spread effect of any slackening of the economy at the nerve-centre of the global market. The trade unions will, in any case, make life difficult for the government, knowing its record of going back, under duress, on decisions hard to implement. In any case, not many alliance partners want to risk acquiring an anti-working-class image.
Even otherwise, some features of the budget mock the agenda of the ruling coalition. How do cuts in the already meagre earnings of many indigent families, that reduce the interest paid on small savings, tally with the vaunted concern of the alliance partners for those who can hardly eke out just enough to keep body and soul together? Indeed, while chipping away at the subsistence incomes of the poor, the budget provides for freer imports of foreign liquors to cater to the luxury needs of the newly rich spawned by the so-called structural adjustments. Of course, all this does not prevent members of the ruling coalition from calling themselves neo-Gandhians at a time when most ideological labels have lost their meaning and the very language of public discourse has been vandalized by demagogues.
The finance minister is right when he says that bad economics does not make good politics. But has he been able to get this message across to some of his own colleagues in the government? There was no sign in the railway budget of its having reached Mamata Banerjee. Or did the presiding deity at the Rail Bhavan consign it to the wastepaper basket? Why did the prime minister fight shy of making her do something to stop the process of decay of the railway system?
One wishes that some of the finance minister�s budgetary calculations turn out to be correct, that he will be able to reduce the fiscal deficit from 5.1 per cent to 4.7 per cent of the gross national product, somehow contain the inflationary pressure and ensure an economic growth rate of 6.5 per cent to 7 per cent in the next financial year. But there is no convincing evidence in the budget to show that resources on the scale needed to create conditions for a growth rate of 9 per cent over a long period will be forthcoming. As for the grim problem of growing unemployment, the finance minister has maintained a discreet silence.
Yashwant Sinha is justly proud of having had the spunk to go ahead with the second phase of the liberalization programme. He has undertaken to launch a more vigorous privatization drive, which is slated to bring Rs 12,000 crore into the government�s kitty. And he is prepared to stick his neck out in taking on the trade unions in a bid to extend the area in which to try out a hire-and-fire labour policy. Unfortunately, it will be tough going for him on both these fronts.
The Balco muddle shows that parliamentary approval of a deal is not enough to convince the public that everything is above board in the absence of greater transparency and more stringent procedures for valuation and closer scrutiny of bids. There may be no cause to suspect any foul play in this case. The trouble is that this is not how the government of Chhattisgarh, where one of Balco�s plants is situated, feels about it. Indeed the chief minister, Ajit Jogi, speaks of a huge kickback and has even promised to name the guilty person before a joint parliamentary committee if one is appointed to go into the pros and cons of the deal. Even the Balco workers refuse to buy the government�s story and have gone on strike to register their protest. The charge that the transfer of tribal land is in violation of a Supreme Court judgment adds a new dimension to the controversy.
If this murky affair proves anything, it is that there is something seriously wrong with the rules of the privatization game. If the Balco deal falls through as a result of political wrangles or legal tangles, the prospective buyers of shares in other public sector ventures will be all the more wary, and the total amount received by the government by sale of public sector units may not add up to even half the budgeted sum. There is still enough time to streamline all the procedures and save privatization from turning into a fiasco.
If one main prop of the new phase of the liberalization programme is increasing privatization of public sector units, the other is a more flexible labour policy. As things are, the second, like the first, is beset by uncertainties, putting the whole business in jeopardy. The change in labour policy faces a major political hurdle because the necessary legislation to give it effect will need the approval of both houses of Parliament and the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government does not have a majority in the Rajya Sabha. This is why the finance minister is so keen to secure the cooperation of the Congress and remind it of its moral obligation not to obstruct the passage of a measure which is a logical continuation of the policy initiated by it.
Whether the Congress will earn the hostility of trade unions just to oblige a party which opposed it tooth and nail while it was trying to save the economy from going over the brink, remains to be seen. But during a television discussion on the budget, when Yashwant Sinha talked of the need for a broader consensus, Manmohan Singh asked, sharply, how often the present finance minister sought the advice of his predecessor during the last three years. He had a point, since consensus-building implies mutual trust and frequent exchange of views in search of common ground, particularly with regard to problems permitting no soft options.
In any case, the present government cannot use the Congress as a scapegoat and blame the main opposition party for its own failures to set matters right. The mistakes made by the Congress need to be judged in the light of the policy prescriptions of other groups at the time, that carried the seeds of disruption and would have made the state weaker and more vulnerable to outside pressures. Did not Jayaprakash Narayan for long try to sell General Ayub Khan�s phoney basic democracy as a better system than the one in force here?
The Congress could retain its hegemony for so long only because it was able to resolve the differences between the Centre and the states at the party level, having a sufficiently large, often decisive, presence in every part of the country. Yet, it failed to develop a political culture dynamic enough to take up the challenges of the ongoing technological revolution, and failed to change its economic course even after many of its much less developed neighbours in southeast Asia had forged ahead of it.
It took the government too long to get out of the trap of a measly growth rate of 3.5 per cent a year, which could neither make any dent in mass poverty nor spare enough resources to invest in education and healthcare or in improving the general conditions of living. Ironically enough, the higher growth rate of the reform period has widened, not narrowed, the income disparities not only between regions but also between individuals. Meanwhile, the globalization forces are fragmenting political life in multi-ethnic societies into ever smaller bits and destabilizing governments which are often forced to act against their better judgment under pressure from allies at home and from self-appointed managers of the new world order abroad.
The crucial parts of the economic reforms process cannot but have a rough passage both in and outside Parliament, when so many demagogues, with a say in Central government, are not above using all sorts of devious means to stall changes which go against the grain of their populist thinking or compromise their public image in their regional, communal or caste constituencies. Before the finance minister sets out to build a national consensus on the hard decisions he has taken, he should strive to achieve a greater cohesion in the thinking of the sangh parivar and the ruling alliance. The opposition of the trade union which owes allegiance to his own party, to the proposed change in the labour laws ought to remind him that consensus-building too, like charity, begins at home.
The visit of the Indian foreign minister, Jaswant Singh, to Myanmar, in early February, along with a large delegation of representatives from the eastern states, though much delayed, is a step in the right direction. It is imperative that the Indo-Myanmar interaction should not end with the opening of the Tamu-Kalewa road, now that the government has gained the necessary mileage from its inauguration. Myanmar�s growing closeness with China and the initiatives that the Americans have taken to restore democracy in that country, could well turn it into a battleground between the two.
Junta�s b�te noirMyanmar faces several crucial issues in the near future. The leader of the National League for Democracy and the military junta�s b�te noir, Aung San Suu Kyi, wants the military to quit and democracy established in its place. Therefore, she continues to be the chief obstacle to the future ambitions of the erstwhile state law and order restoration council which has now been renamed as the state peace and development council.
The problems faced by Myanmar�s military junta are innumerable � the continuing insurgency and pro-democracy movements in the country, the threat of an election under the supervision of the United Nations, the redrafting of the constitution to enable the military rulers retain a tight grip on the country, foreign pressure and allegations of human rights violations.
Suu Kyi, who was placed under house arrest from 1989 to 1995, has been detained from time to time by the military for short intervals of time. The SPDC is yet to decide whether to charge her or set her free. Suu Kyi has also been given the option of leaving Myanmar for good, a choice she is unlikely to make given that she enjoys tremendous international support and sympathy. Suu Kyi, the winner of the 1991 Nobel prize for peace, will probably go on to stay in her country.
Closed to the worldThe military too is becoming stronger. With a state-controlled media and stringent laws, it now has better control over the country. Foreign investment is coming into the country in the form of joint ventures and business investments. The armed forces too have been expanding with massive arms supplies pouring in from Beijing, in accordance with a Sino-Myanmar agreement signed in the early Nineties. It is likely that the Myanmarese army will become as dependent on Chinese defence hardware as Pakistan�s is today.
The lack of any free flow of information from Myanmar to the outside world, makes things even more difficult for the SPDC and only serves to tarnish its image in the international community. According to an Amnesty International report released some time back, life in Myanmar is characterized by fear, intimidation and widespread human rights violations.
It is in this context that the United States sees a role for India in its foreign policy. India should be prepared to see fresh initiatives by the US to ensure the restoration of democracy in Myanmar. It is very likely that there may be pressure on the SPDC to let Suu Kyi stay on in the country and permit her to campaign for the elections. Realizing the possibility of such a scenario, the military has embarked on a plan to pre-empt this by redrafting the constitution. This tool has been used to delay elections on one pretext or another.
From the Indian point of view, it is unbelievable that no Indian dignitary has visited Yangon since Rajiv Gandhi�s visit to the city in 1987. Cooperation between Myanmar and India would have helped the latter control illicit drug trade across its borders as well as put an end to the smuggling of arms to the United Liberation Front of Asom and other terrorist outfits, thereby controlling terrorism.
Everything in India is national � including the weather. Meteorologists believe in a travelling cloud called the monsoon which waters the whole country. This is not an adult or plausible belief, but like the IAS probationer�s Bharat darshan, it is a valuable, unitary idea which helps us believe in India.
The monsoon is an annual fiction that dates back, not surprisingly, to the eighteen hundreds, the century which produced the world�s most durable realist fictions like War and Peace and the Indian census. The monsoon, therefore, is actually a colonial story. We simply inherited it during the transfer of power and harnessed it to the nationalist cause.
The British needed a pan-Indian rain cloud for their own purposes. Since it was necessary for them to believe that India was socially and politically divided, they looked to nature for ideas which would make their dominions cohere. Now there isn�t much about the map of India (physical) that suggests unity in diversity � stuck for ideas, the English fell back upon the weather. Mausam became monsoon and India became the Land of Monsoon Rain, a wonderful imaginative flight that gave Jaisalmer and Cherrapunji a climate in common.
Here it�s important to acknowledge the influence of the Romantics, especially P.B. Shelley�s �Ode to the West Wind�. If you stop to think about it, it�s a bizarre title � only a culture submerged by the weather could produce a poem like that. The point to remember is that when the English invented the monsoon they had a lot of experience in invoking winds for metaphorical purposes. But they also knew that to get people to believe in this state-sponsored monsoon they needed paperwork. So they set up meteorological offices and began to measure rainfall, to calculate average precipitation, to produce documentary proof of the monsoon�s reality, to compose their statistical Ode to the Wet Wind.vIronically, their success in selling the idea destroyed the raj. Early Congress sessions, revisionist historians have established, were peopled by bhadralok discussing the weather. In the beginning, this amounted to no more than babus imitating their betters, but once they internalized the idea of the monsoon and realized that rain in India was national not parochial, they moved from local self-government to swaraj in a single bound. The bhadralok�s attachment to umbrellas is to be understood as a patriotic reflex, the umbrella here signifying the imminence of the nation, symbolized by that itinerant, India-spanning raincloud, the monsoon.
Over the years, meteorologists developed and refined an itinerary for the monsoon�s Bharat darshan. Thus, we in Delhi know that the monsoon stops over at the end of June. Of course it doesn�t. Anyone who has lived three years in Delhi knows that. In 1987 it didn�t come at all. But since there�s a date to go by we accept that �it� is �late�. The monsoon�s schedule works in exactly the same way as the Indian Railways� timetable � if the Avadh-Assam Mail hasn�t turned up four days after it was meant to, we don�t question its existence: we simply look at the scheduled time of arrival in our Bradshaws and conclude that it�s ninety-six hours late. And just as it is unheard of for a train to arrive before its time, when it rains in Delhi before the end of June, no matter how hard and how long, it can only be a pre-monsoon �shower�. And sometimes the weatherman announces the monsoon has broken before it rains. Like all entrenched monopolies, the Met Office has succumbed to dogma, to monsoonist orthodoxy.
It�s time to repudiate the monsoon, to grow up. As a colonial, pre-industrial ploy to integrate the subcontinent it has served its turn; we now have Akashvani, Doordarshan, the Indian Railways, the postal system and the Unit Trust. We can still celebrate the rains; people celebrate Christmas without believing in Santa. It�s time to take a more federal view of Indian rainfall, to accept the regional autonomy of precipitation. We must stop tracking this mythical beast via satellite pictures; it�s like looking for ghosts with infra-red binoculars. It�s undignified; posterity will laugh at our weathermen, the history of science will lump them with UFO-spotters and Eric Von Daniken.
Cricket offers better ways of describing Indian rainfall than our meteorologists do. Rain clouds in Bombay are professionals: once they take guard, they�re orthodox, consistent and prolific. They stay in and go on and on. Delhi�s clouds will gather a dozen times without scoring. When they do rain, it�s for all of fifteen minutes. Amateurs, every one of them: showy part-timers, deservedly extinct.
The Kabul Museum has probably the richest collection of Gandhara art in the world. The art combines a unique fusion of European and Indian styles. The cloak of the Buddha, for instance, is like a Greek robe and some of his features are distinctly European.
There have been reports that small Buddha statues and other figures of the Gandhara period have turned up in salesrooms in London, New York and Japan. Since they were never catalogued, they can easily be sold, undetected. They must have been smuggled out of Afghanistan and it is quite likely that the taliban, which has plenty of arms but is short of cash, had a hand in it.
Many countries, including predominantly Buddhist nations like Japan and Thailand, have condemned the taliban�s move and pleaded with it to desist from destroying what is not only the heritage of Afghanistan, but that of the world. But given the mood the taliban is in, it is unlikely that it is going to listen to reason.
Even Pakistan�s appeal, which came rather late in the day, seems to have fallen on deaf ears. Though it seemed that the taliban earlier wanted some degree of international acceptance, now it seems beyond caring. The only factor which might sway it is a substantial amount of money for the art it intends to destroy. This could come from rich Western museums or from international rganizations.
But why are some fundamentalist Muslims so strongly opposed to art, especially when it does not slight their religion? This kind of fanaticism has been so strong in the past that thousands of temples and sculptures have been destroyed or defaced, especially in north India by the Muslim invaders. When they reached southern India, their fanatical zeal had been somewhat tempered, or perhaps they had become more appreciative of non-Muslim art and culture. Which explains why quite a few southern temples have been spared. Jain temples, like the ones at Mount Abu and Ranakpur also escaped destruction, partly because of their remote locations.
Along with other countries, India has also formally protested against the taliban�s actions, to the extent of stating that it would be willing to take whatever the taliban is planning to destroy. But that is hardly practical. The giant Buddhas for example cannot be saved this way. Also, the taliban is unlikely to �gift� the collection at the Kabul Museum, or whatever remains of it, to India, a country which does not even recognize the regime.
The external affairs minister, Jaswant Singh, might have explained India�s stand on the issue while going through the motions in Parliament. But let him not forget that the Bharatiya Janata Party too has its version of the taliban among its ranks. The destruction of the Babri Masjid � and the proposed destruction of other mosques that supposedly lie on top of ancient Hindu temples � is not essentially different from the actions of the taliban in Afghanistan.
Who will bell the cats?Sir � Evidently, the political cat and mouse game is still on in Mumbai (�Court to record Dutt statement on blasts�, March 6). Eight years after the serial blasts, several years after Sunjay Dutt�s imprisonment, the concrete evidence of the Sri Krishna commission report and the ban on the TADA itself, the Maharashtra government is yet to give up on the farce of putting to trial the men behind the 1993 massacre. The Congress-Nationalist Congress Party alliance in power is as little committed to bringing the criminals to book as the previous Shiv Sena-Bharatiya Janata Party government. Why do statements of the accused need to be recorded again after the �marathon� trial involving them has already concluded in September last year? Why can�t the government hurry with the penalization instead of wasting time in useless paperwork? Is it to keep its political rivals on tenterhooks for a little longer, while lip service is paid to the cause of the victims?
Talking headsSir � The report, �Christian panel issues legal notice over census� (Feb) makes obvious that census 2001 will be conducted on the basis of clauses which are discriminatory, to say the least. The census stipulates that those to be listed as scheduled castes must be only Hindus, Sikhs or Buddhists. Yet the government for all these years had made no effort to let it be known that the SCs were restricted to these three communities only. It is quite obvious that the government of India has no intention of making the right to freedom of religion a workable reality. As the government is in the process of conducting a census, one will know the exact number of people within a particular caste group.
The government should allow these people to profess any religion of their choice while giving them the facilities due to SCs. It is unfair to discriminate against some because they have converted to Christianity. There is also no need for Hindu fundamentalists to talk in terms of �converted� or not, as all Indian Christians are indigenous to the country, unlike the Parsees or Iranian refugees who live in their own diaspora in India.
The Indian government must remove the discriminatory clauses in the census and amend the presidential orders 13 and 106, as was done in the case of Sikhs and Buddhists. The minorities commission should also refer the discriminatory clauses and the presidential orders to the government and the human rights commission.
Sir � The government ought to know on what particular information the emphasis of the study should be placed since the welfare of its population is inevitably linked to the census report (�Right to count�, Feb 15). The report should be comprehensive enough for the authorities to deduce the plight of specific groups of people so that future development can be planned systematically.
It is important to be able to learn from the census how many people live below the poverty line and how many are illiterates. Having procured the data, the Centre should not sit on it, nor should the government try to impress the media by elaborating on the efforts put in by the officials engaged in the operation and the difficulties they had to face in conducting the census.
Sir � The counting part of the 14th census finished on February 28. Yet it is surprising to find that innumerable houses in the city were not covered by the enumerators. On several instances, enumerators were deliberately shut out by the people themselves. If this is the situation in the metropolis, are there any doubts about how the operation was conducted in the villages?
Sir � Sreyashi Dastidar in �What�s work got to do with it?� (March 6) rightly highlights the hypocrisy of the Indian state. If such a substantial section of the Indian population like the sex workers is ignored by the state, and worse, put under a false category, one can well understand the worth of the census. Given the ideological position of the present government, who knows, the census figures might in the end be doctored to suit its political calculations.
Sir � When asked for a copy of the details we had supplied to the enumerator on our household, the enumerator declared that the census form was �confidential�. It is indefensible that the census authorities should have refused to supply a copy of the forms filled in to the citizen or the family concerned, and when specifically asked for.
Retired unhurtSir � About 70,000 employees in the banking sector are retiring from service after accepting the voluntary retirement scheme with a compensation package of about Rs 5,000 crore in total. In addition, the government is considering a VRS for its own employees that may result in a lakh employees deciding to quit services with a total compensation of more than Rs 8,000 crore.
Of this workforce, several thousand will get into other jobs with a salary, some will try their hand in business, industrial and service sectors with part of their compensation amount. The remaining will invest in long-term retirement schemes.
With these people, a total amount of Rs 13,000 crore will enter the market by way of compensation. This will have its impact on the volume of money circulation. With a sagging growth rate that has currently come down to six per cent, such an acceleration of money supply will not augur well for the economy. With stiff competition from international companies, if industries, business and service sectors in the country fail to make their mark, the rate of economic growth will further slow down.
Sir � Pensioners have repeatedly complained of delay in pension disbursements. Pension accounts are transaction accounts and should not be treated as regular accounts by the banks. There are no service charges involved in these. Except the month of April, pensions should be given before the end of the month. The payment should be spread over a period of up to four last working days of the month.
The details of the phasing out for now are left to branch managers of public sector banks to suit local requirements. However, a transparent system should be evolved with the modalities prominently displayed or publicized.
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Appropriate for ages 7-12, immerse your child in faraway cultures, expand their cultural horizons, connect them to their roots, or simply have them try something different! Get them off the couch and on their feet as they will explore different world regions and their dance traditions.
Each month we will focus on a different section including Middle Eastern Folk Dance, Brazilian Samba, Afro-Brazilian Axe, and Indian Bollywood. We will explore the music, movement, culture, costumes & geography from each region, making it a dynamic & multifaceted experience. Not your average kids' dance class!


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Tour September's Sky: Farewell to Saturn
September's equinox takes place on the 22nd at 10:29 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time. At that moment the Sun shines directly overhead as seen from the equator. Days and nights are both 12 hours long — that's where the word equinox comes from — and no matter where you live the Sun rises due east and sets due west.As darkness falls on September 1st, look for the planets Mars and Saturn to the Moon's lower right. At month's end, the Moon will have gone through nearly a complete cycles of phases and return to this stretch of sky. But by then Mars and Saturn will have shifted somewhat. Look for a very thin crescent Moon to Saturn's right on the 27th. The ringed planet will soon sink from view..
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3 beds | 3 baths | 1359 sqft
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The best view at Smith Mountain Lake, Vista Pointe condos! This top floor unit has not only that big water view from the kitchen and great room with a vaulted ceiling, but a view of the lake and mountain from all three bedrooms. Plus, covered a deck on the wide water side and private decks from each bedroom on the mountain side. Smartly updated with a larger kitchen than most and extra space in the expanded cabinetry. Amenities include sandy beaches, heated pool, gazebo on the lake and trailer storage. This unit has a covered boat slip and two PWC lifts. POA dues include water, cable, trash pick up and even firewood cut and stacked at your front door. Seller will pay one years POA dues with an acceptable offer.
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First World Cup to be held in Africa. I should be there! Who'll carry the cup?
I hope England and we are looking good in qualifiers, would be nice we havn't had it since 1966! But realistically i think maybe Spain or Brazil but who knows?
Spain has had a World Cup history of melting down, but this time I believe they are poised to win. Their technical mastery is unparralled at this time. Even Brazil, as skilled as they can be, do not play with the sophistication or tactical awareness of the current Spainish team. Unless totall disaster strikes the squad (Spain) I do not see them losing.sschilke
Is that for soccer?
Football to us Brits But yeah
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South Africa probably won't. I'll go with England- my family live there.
Cameroon. I love their style of play.
That's a good one. Cameroon. How about Nigeria? We have to qualify first, though. Tunisia Vs Nigeria on the 21st will decide who qualifies in the group. My fingers are crossed.
As a proud Englishman my heart says England and I believe we possibly have as good a chance as we have had in recent years, plus for many players it will possibly be their last chance to win an international prize. However my head says Spain will take some beating, and as always the two south American giants of Argentina and Brazil can never be discounted, along with Germany and Italy and possibly France. Also South Africa as the hosts can't be discounted. However, if I had to choose one team I would say Spain followed by Brazil, England, Germany and for some reason I feel America are in with a chance.
I would have to say Greece or England!Maybe it is time for an African team to win it - long overdue.
You got that right.
The talent is certainly there
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Ok well if Beckham was playing Id vote England..If not Brazil
Brazil my fav :-)
I don't think realistically Beckham will be in the team next year, however he does keep surprising us
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I say it's going to be ME hehehe just kidding. I don't know but to all who are going to be there competiting I wish you all good luck!
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Australia will beat England (hehe! and ouch!!) in the semi finals 3-1. Brazil and Germany will be tied 2-2 after full time in the other semi finals but Brazil go through in penalty kicks 14-13.So Australia will meet Brazil in the final. Tim Cahill scores the first goal in the 35th minute but Germany will level the score at the 41st minute (my crystal ball is not revealing the scorer yet) and Australia will bring on John Aloisi after Vince Grella gets injured in the 43rd minute.Full time score 1-1 between Australia and Germany. Then Australia score the golden goal in the 3rd minute of extra time through John Aloisi and the Aussies win the World Cup...yaaaaaay!!! Aussie Aussie Aussie...Oi Oi Oi!!
England? Seriously? I'd love it to be true but as long as I've been alive we have been no where near the best in the world. As to who will win it I have no idea...
Although AW Sydney I'd love to see a World Cup final goal from Super Timmy Cahill - he's well on his way to being an Everton legend.
I would say Brazil or Spain
Haha I would be surprised to see England or Australia do so well, but who knows! As an American I want to use this summer's Confederations Cup (even though we lost to Brazil) to say that we have a shot, but as a soccer (football) fan I would have to lean towards Brazil. After beating Messi and the gang 3-1, it's tough to see them losing. I'm all for a new winner though!
I'd love to see a Brazil England final go to extra time.Can say the stadiums are near completion. Have one virtually outside my front door in Durban.The debate in South Africa right now is if Fifa will allow the supporters to use the Vuvezelas or not. During the Confed cup, the din overcame alot of the players.If they allow them, then I might have to go with an African country used to playing with the noise.
Brazil or maybe Argentina.
Brazil and Brazil only!!
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On the Michaelmas Celebration
Reprinted from the October 2002 issue of Roots & Wings, our former school newsletter.
"… We live in a time of hard tests for humanity, of hard tests which must become still harder. We live in a time in which a whole host of old forms of civilization to which men still erroneously cling, are sinking into the abyss, a time in which the claim insistently arises that man must find his way to something new." – Rudolf Steiner.
It is strange how applicable things from the past can seem in the world of today – such is the quote from Dr. Steiner above. So much about the Waldorf way of educating remains as true today as it was 80 years ago [now 90]. As parents, we continue to find meaning and direction in Waldorf Education and the words of Steiner and others, to guide and inspire us through this delicate and often difficult time of child-raising.
Michaelmas is a festival all about guidance and inspiration and we continue to respond to its meaning each year as the autumnal equinox grows near.
As we approach the coming winter months when so much of the world is asleep, we also come to a time of increased internal energy and consciousness. Michaelmas is a celebration acknowledging the human need to build and strengthen our inner lives just as the forces of nature transition, changing the relationship of light to darkness, bringing the desire to turn inward and prepare.
The festival is named for the Archangel Michael, conqueror of the powers of darkness, the harvester of the deeds of human souls. This image challenges us, and demands more attention to our inner lives – a renewal of the soul, a desire to build strong, brave, free wills, to overcome fear and anxiety. Michaelmas is the festival of the will.
Michael is often portrayed as the angel warrior, astride his mighty steed, wielding a sword of light. Our children hear stories about St. George, a brave knight, who with the help of Michael, slays or tames the dragon. Michael is the angel who hurled Lucifer down from heaven for his evil workings against God. St. Michael, warrior of courage, fighter against evil, rules the heavenly spheres; he guides and inspires us to take courage against darkness. St. George symbolizes the human aspect of this conflict – he is the knight who looks to Michael for strength and guidance.
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Saxon with Armored Saint
The Rock Bar, San Jose CA
May 29, 2015
By Dan Wall
Saxon Set List:
Motorcycle Man, Sacrifice, The Power and the Glory, And the Bands Played On, To Hell and Back Again, Solid Ball of Rock, This Town Rocks, Dallas 1 p.m., 20,000 Feet, The Eagle Has Landed, Princess of the Night, 747(Strangers in the Night), Crusader, Heavy Metal Thunder. Encore: Wheels of Steel, Denim and Leather. 90 minutes.
Armored Saint Set List:
Win Hands Down, March of the Saint, Nervous Man, Paydirt, Last Train Home, Raising Fear, Mess, Chemical Euphoria, Left Hook from Right Field, Aftermath, Can You Deliver, Reign of Fire, Madhouse. 75 minutes.
Most heavy metal fans have heard of Saxon and Armored Saint, but you'd be hard pressed to identify any of the band members unless one was sitting at the kitchen table with you eating Corn Flakes. Lead vocalist Biff Byford is the most recognizable Saxon member, and the group did gain a small bit of recognition by appearing on an English reality show called Get Your Act Together, but for most of its career, Saxon has been big in the U.K., bigger in Europe and an underdog in the states.
The same could be said for the Saint, although on a smaller level. It usually takes a description of the band's first album cover, with the whole group decked out in armor, or a reminder that lead vocalist John Bush was in Anthrax for 13 years (from 1992-2005) to finally get a nod of acceptance from the uneducated.
It's too bad, but the reasons these two acts are currently playing small clubs in the U.S. and not arenas is the same list of problems most bands that get mentioned in stories like this have suffered with-bad deals, a tweak to its sound, the wrong tour and personnel problems (in the Saint's case, the death of a beloved band member). If you need further proof of either bands prowess on a bigger stage, just check out YouTube-there are plenty of full live shows of Saxon headlining Wacken or any other huge European metal fest, with a full stage, pyro and a lighting rig that makes the band look as big as Judas Priest of Iron Maiden. Armored Saint can be seen in these same shows, usually as a special guest, but still rocking thousands of metal heads who know the words to every song.
So now that we've established the fact that both of these bands should be bigger and better known, let's talk about each band in 2015. Amazingly, both are just good as ever, and you'd be hard pressed to figure out that just about all of these guys are over 50, with the Saxon guys rapidly (or already reaching) the age of 60. Sure, the lines are starting to appear on the faces, grey hair is predominant (if there is any hair at all) and no one is jumping off the p.a. anymore, but both Saxon and Armored Saint can still deliver one helluva rock show.
Saxon has appeared in the states three times in the last five years (a record pace, for sure), but this was easily the best show of the bunch. It was probably the best show I've seen the band do live, and for once it really felt like everyone assembled was there to see these two great bands and not just out for a night away from the wife and kids. T-shirts sold briskly, the local metal community was out in force, and during Saxon's set, it was so loud, due to the sheer volume of the music and the pumped-up crowd singing every song like a schoolgirl, that it was a bit overwhelming.
During a career that features 20 studio albums (21 is on the way), they are sure to be a few stinkers, but in reality Saxon has been churning out quality metal since 1979.Vocalist Byford and guitarist Paul Quinn were part of the original band, while guitarist Doug Scarrett, bassist Nibbs Carter and drummer Nigel Glockler help make-up the best version of the band since the group's classic days back in the early 1980's.
The band's current set is a celebratory run through the group's best songs, 16 metal classics that all feature the Saxon sound- the New Wave of British Heavy Metal template that features a bit of Sabbath, a touch Priest, seasoning by Maiden and Lizzy, and a few nods to America, while never straying too far from the Motorhead (close friends of Saxon, by the way) locomotive roll.
While watching the band perform live, it's easy to notice that Byford runs the show and the others do their best to stay out of the way. Easy going and charming, Byford keeps the party rolling with his easy humor, while pulling off the metal god vocalist stuff with ease. The rest of the quintet is as solid as they come, with Carter's solid thump, Glockler's thunderous rolls and the guitar duo of Scarrett and Quinn doing their best to replicate the best metal guitarists in the biz. The other stars of the show are the songs, and on this night, "Denim and Leather," "Princess of the Night, "The Power and the Glory" and "Wheels of Steel" was the highlights of the lengthy set.
Armored Saint's story is similar, but this band has had a way tougher go off it than Saxon ever did. Signed to Chrysalis Records, the group debuted with the classic "March of the Saint" album in 1984, when the Saint's kind of power metal (big riffs, mind bending solos, huge war cry melodies) was getting a push here in the States, but for whatever reason (the armor "angle," bad publicity, the wrong record label), the group was never able to secure that big tour that might have sent it over the top. Subsequent releases were just as good as the first record, but the band's position in the metal world would never reach the level predicted for it, and the group's future really looked bleak when original guitarist Dave Prichard died during the recording of the Saint's epic fifth record, "Symbol of Salvation."
The loss of an integral member might have brought most bands to its knees, especially one struggling for acceptance like the Saint. But the tension and emotion from Prichard's death only made Symbol a better record, and one that is on many metal fan's Top 10 Best Records That You've Never Heard lists. Unfortunately, not even that record could get the band the crowd it needed and wanted, and Bush exited to join Anthrax a year later.
Back together in 2000, the band made another brilliant record (Revelation), as Bush did double duty in both of his bands, but despite the Saint's core crowd showing up, most of the fans had either grown old or changed allegiances, and the boys were left battling for tour spots with newer, bigger bands with bigger (re: younger) fan bases, and by now you can probably figure that stardom was just not in the cards for these guys.
It probably never will be, unfortunately, but that doesn't mean the group has slowed down at all. With a brilliant new record, "Win Hands Down," just released and a ferocious live act ready to burn after this short run with Saxon, things are looking up for this L.A. based metal machine-finally.
Bush is one the best metal singers on the planet, his throaty growl in full flight on this night. His longtime partner in crime, bassist Joey Vera (who has also played with Fates Warning, and did a short stint with Bush in Anthrax) holds down one of metal's tightest rhythm sections with drummer Gonzo. Guitarist Jeff Duncan (who replaced Prichard, and a member of L.A.'s Odin back in the day) and Phil Sandoval (Gonzo's brother, and an original member who rejoined in 1991) play riffs as tight as Tipton and Downing and solo in tandem like Gorham and Robertson (true metal guitar fans know who I'm talking about here).
The group has at least five songs ("March of the Saint," "Can You Deliver," "Aftermath," "Chemical Euphoria," "Reign of Fire") in its repertoire that deserve to be metal standards, and the rest of the 13-song set featured nothing but solid heavy metal, played loud and proud by five guys that I am happy to call my friends.
It's becoming quite obvious by talking to young metal fans at recent shows that most are fed up with the current music scene, and have been revisiting their fathers or older brothers record collections to find good music. The collection of fans at this show ran the gamut of young and old, and that can only be good news for bands like Saxon and Armored Saint, who are always looking to expand on their respective fan bases. If this show didn't give the newbies a reason to keep coming back to see classic metal live, nothing will.


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The Harvest… {a parenting post}
The fall season has been spectacular here in Michigan and as usual I wonder how the branches can already be bare and the leaves returned to earth. In a blink we are two months into the new school year and while everyone finally seems adjusted I am just beginning to play catch up. The fall season is so interesting as the kids all return to school with great anticipation and renewed enthusiasm for learning. With five kids in five schools both Bob and I find ourselves being stretched in new ways to keep up. It's a bit like running a marathon. We start out hyped and ready and within a short time we realize we need to be fully prepared to go the distance and it's gonna take all we have. So we settle in and we pace ourselves. The pace is not for the weary and some days leaves us with little time outside of helping with math equations, rehearsing middle school play lines, attending soccer games and just spending time knowing each of our children and where they are on their journey.
So as the season changed and fall set in our workload was increasing. While one son made his way out of the nest and off to college the next was beginning high school where so many activities and friends would be pulling him in a variety of directions. Then our middle son courageously fought to attend a smaller Christian school where we would be challenged to say yes, thinking of all that it would take to enter a new scene and a totally new community. Then there is the fifth grader entering a new school complete with challenges of not wanting to read and typically wanting someone by his side as he completes homework. We wrap up the list with our little one attending a new preschool program at a school new to us. It is all good stuff yet complicated as each opportunity brings more to the to do list of the party. There is just so much to learn and young lives that need direction and guidance. There are communities to get to know with days where time feels so limited. There are parents and friends we long to connect with and numerous parents and children struggling to know how they fit together and are they doing what it takes for their children to stay connected to the vine. This workload before me the past eight weeks has often looked daunting, literally frightening some days. So what do we do? So many of us parents, farmers in our own homes, working the soil and praying each year that the right conditions of water, light and nurturing deliver abundant sustenance. Will we see the reaping of all we have sown? Perhaps we will but will we be ready to accept it when it does not look like what we were expecting? This week I have found myself using the metaphor of the harvest to allow me to look up and to see the divine and more than ever I want to trust God with my children and accept the outcome. I cannot possibly do it all and believe more each day that we are not supposed to. We parents are not meant to have all the answers. Instead we are meant to show up with open arms willing to do the careful work put before us, picking, cleaning, listening, sharing, investing, sorting, changing, packing, accepting, delivering. Harvesting the territory we have been given through Christ who delivers strength. We need to nurture the beautiful moments right where they are and stop waiting for every vine to bear fruit. Some will and frankly some won't. Be grateful for the vines that do and be ready to reset when the opposite is true.
There is a story that God is writing in and through each of my children and the more I allow my lens to be fixed on Him the more peace is gleaned. In the moments where I can give more grace and worry less, I find more strength. So as I feel myself running faster on this crazy train of life, again I look up. I settle myself for a moment and I ask for direction. I ask for a new attitude or a stillness that will allow me to refocus. I ask for a pace that will take away the idea that it all will look and feel perfect. Afterall nothing on the road of parenting children of all ages and abilities equals perfection. Nothing. I ask for ways to connect with other parents feeling the same way and I ask to be used to nurture others with similar fears on this imperfect parenting road. I just want to know how to more deeply surrender and to teach my children to surrender to all that God can do in and through us as a family and as individuals if we allow Him to have his way. Can you hear God directing you to run your race with a renewed spirit or a more confident pace? We need those cues. We need less of our own understanding and more of Jesus. We need our children to know He is beside them in all words and deeds willing to carry them when the race is too long. He will carry them and He will carry you too.
I love this from Elisa Morgan in her book The Beauty of Broken:
"And God knows you. He will not try you beyond what you are able to bear. There is no "off" ramp in parenting. Instead of looking for it, take courage and parent with an attitude that yields to the seemingly impossible. You may be shocked by the realities you face, but parenting calls you to continue. And in the continuing you will likely discover as I did, that God will grow more of you, more for you and more in you. "And now, God, do it again- bring rains to our drought stricken lives So those who planted their crops in despair will shout hurrahs at the harvest, So those who went off with heavy hearts will come home laughing, with armloads of blessing. Psalm 126: 4-6 MSG
Here's to peace on the journey… Melanie


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Another Amazing 5* Read by the Queen of Dark.
If you loved Her Master's Courtesan, you will be overjoyed with Her Master's Christmas.
Master Aiden and his pet Rebecca are at it again. What begins as the typical banter between these two at the beginning of the holiday season quickly turns into another opportunity for Aiden to remind Rebecca of who is really in charge.
The question is, will Rebecca fall into place? Or will she push him too far this time?
Lily White has a way with words that makes you read the most horrific scenes, but love every minute of them while cringing at the same time. I've often compared her writing to a car accident. You don't want to watch, but you have to see what happens. It's terrible, gruesome, painful, and often terrifying, but it's written so well that it keeps you sucked in and entranced.
I went through the wringer with this story. I expected to have things figured out at some point, but I was constantly left guessing. Just when you think you have something figured out, another major twist is thrown out there and you're sent on another tailspin.
So if you're looking for some major debauchery, but with a tiny twist of holiday spirit, this is definitely the story you want to pick up.


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Coconut Choc Chunk Cookies
Difficulty: Easy
Makes: 18
When you've got nothing to do, a rainy day is the perfect excuse to chill hard, bake hard and just generally max relax in the comfort of your own home and/or PJs. Keep the ingredients for my coconut choc chip cookies on hand so next time it starts raining cats and dogs (I wish), you're ready to bake up a storm.
- 3/4 cup vegan margarine
- 1/2 cup caster sugar
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 tablespoon cornflour
- 3/4 cup desiccated coconut
- 1 1/4 cups plain flour
- 1 1/4 cups chocolate chunks
- Preheat your oven to 180°C and line two baking trays with grease-proof paper.
- In a large bowl, cream the vegan margarine, caster sugar and brown sugar until light and fluffy.
- Whisk in the vanilla extract before separately whisking together the water and cornflour, add that to the bowl and mix well to combine.
- Throw in the desiccated coconut and sift in the flour, mixing well to create a dough.
- Fold in 1 cup of the chocolate chunks and using 2 tablespoons as a guide, roll the dough into balls and place 5cm apart on the baking trays.
- Gently press a couple of extra chocolate chunks into each cookie ball before using the bottom of a clean glass or back of a spoon to gently press down the cookies.
- Bake for 15-20 minutes until golden around the edges (the longer you cook, the crunchier they'll be). Allow to cool on the tray for 15 minutes before transferring to a rack to cool completely.


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low cooldown reduction till late game CANNOT HOLD A LANE !!!!! squishy. slow attack animation (hard to last hit) can feed if used wrong
As soraka you need to know how to stay out of fights and heal teammates but a lot of times u will be charged. Also as Soraka you need to have your carries protect you or you might end up feeding. as soraka u also need to really hump your carries leg due to her low survivability.
Also try not to stay to far back or you might get ganked or out of range for your heal/mana/silence
How to use soraka's spells
As soraka you should only be using your e skill on champions who have mana needs or being used to interrupt a spell. With your w u need to keep your high damage carries alive but also make sure you don't let the tank die. your r and your Heal summoner spell should be used to aid your allies only because as soraka if you get ganked your most likely going to die unless you have your carry nearby. Also when your ally is fighting someone use your heals for assists or if there far away and your ally is about to die use your ulti at the last second to so the enemy wont expect it also DONT BE AFRAID TO OVER HEAL its not good to over heal but at early and mid game it can be a life saver due to the fact that everyone has such little hp UPDATE!
if there is a vlad on your team please know
that if he is in his pool while you ulti he
will NOT be healed
As soraka you'll find last hitting extremely hard but luckily soraka doesn't need many items to be usefull. Also if your laneing with a carry who knows how to last hit i suggest you just stay in EXP range and not last hit while keeping the carry's mana up. After lane phase you can try to farm but make sure you don't miss a team fight!
reasoning for items
MM for your carry who should be laneing with you if your carry doesn't use mana i suggest getting boots of speed so you can keep up with your partner then u can turn them into boots of mobility and then start building your soulshroud if theres not very many mana users on your team u can shurelya's for the MP5 and use. Morello's tomb for the CDR and AP ( the mp5 isn't bad either.) Rabadon's deathcap for increased ap. Ageis for the extra defense to help your team out live your heal cooldowns. the tear of goddes for the mana and then archangel staff MAKE SURE YOU MAX TEARS FOR BEST STATS!!!!!
summoner spells
most summoner spells are just personal preference but this is what i prefer
cleanse(not bad)
ignite(your not a carry...)
clarity( you e is all the mana you need)
rally( not as good as it use to be =/)


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Premier Energy to Update Russian Oil Wells, Increase Production
Premier Energy Corp. has commenced a program of modernization of wells in Russia. Premier Energy Corp. is a U.S. based international oil and gas company with current operations in Russia through its majority-owned subsidiary, Karbon CJSC, which holds exploration and production license for the North-Kopanskoye Oilfield in the Volga-Urals Basin.
As the most expeditious way to quickly increase production output, Karbon CJSC has commenced a program of repairs and modernization of the existing wells in the North-Kopanskoye Oilfield in accordance with the approved schedule for work-over of the shut-in oil wells. The exploration wells drilled in 1980s, and subsequently completed and produced, have been shut-in in the meantime due to needed repairs. The current plans call for routine re-work on two shut-in wells by July and full work-over on additional two shut-in wells by the end of 2009. The aim is to increase production rate in this year from the present 60 bopd to the expected 400 bopd from the existing wells. Local Russian Contractors, Almaz Service and ServiceNefteGaz, specializing in oil well work-over and modernization, have begun mobilization of the equipment needed to start work by mid-May at the North-Kopanskoye Oilfield.
Subject to the availability of funds, the current plans also call for other concurrent work, including drilling and completion of three new production wells in 2009 at the North-Kopanskoye Oilfield. Produced oil is presently trucked away after being sold at the wellhead at field-posted prices. With the planned increases in oil production output, the intent is to switch from trucking to more efficient and economic oil export via the adjacent GazpromNeft pipeline system, provided the demand for crude keeps as expected. All needed infrastructure already exists for pipeline export.


text: Good morning friends, It's to be a warm beautiful day! Barbecue weather! husband & I head down to Mayo this morning around 8:30 or so. Should be back before kt gets home from school - I have a PCA coming in just in case. If I have the energy when I get back I'd like to barbecue for dinner tonight - most likely something I've premade out of the freezer. husband told me he'd set up my painting out on the patio for a couple of hours. As I haven't spent a lot of time using my nature journal, I'm taking him up on it. Have a good day. Don't forget to hug your loved ones as they leave for the day.


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good place close to home to get some offerings from foothills! Never had the food
Illini08 (41) Raleigh, North Carolina | January 26, 2008
Was in NC on business and had the opportunity to stop by Armadillo. The only reason I was here was because I had called ahead and knew that they had Foothills Seeing Double IPA on tap. Got there at about 4:30pm for an early dinner and I was the only person in the place! Small but cozy, 4 or 5 flat screen TVs with news and sports playing on them. Cheap food (and you get what you pay for) and decent enough service. Beer wasn't cheap though. My meal was $5.50 and my beer was also $5.50! Glad I went, if only to drink the Foothills IIPA!


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The median household income in Nebraska City, Nebraska 68410 is $44,838. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,316 compared to the national median of $53,482. The median age of people living in Nebraska City 68410 is 38.8 years.
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By Boniface Odey
The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Cross River State has warned that it would punish its members indulging in distracting Governor Benedict AYADE from his focus on developing the state, even as the party in Cross river North Senatorial zone has distanced itself from Joe Agi SAN, saying his ambition runs contrary to the Cross river Charter of Equity.
Cross River PDP, while commending Ayade for attracting the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the world bank which are executing some projects in the state, expressed sadness that some members of the party were bent on derailing the focused governor from deploying his time and resources in bringing about infrastructural rebirth of the state.
The Secretary of Cross river PDP, in a statement released in calabar, quoted the state Chairman of the party as saying that PDP would not sit by and watch insubordination to blossom.
The four-paragraph statement titled "Cross river PDP hails Governor Ayade on yala Ogoja roads," read:
"The Peoples Democratic Party in cross river State, once again, has cause to commend Governor Ayade for his commitment towards the infrastructural recovery of Ogoja people.
"In a statement issued in Calabar by the State Chairman of the Party, the party expressed satisfaction with the coordinated efforts of the Governor in bringing the searchlight to Cross river State to partner with positive minds in the State in order to reconstruct two strategic federal roads in the state.
"The party appreciates the Governor's efforts in good governance and calls on all detractors and enemies of the state to acknowledge the fact that whatever money they force the Governor to spend in order to sustain the mandate he was legitimately and equitably given by the people of Cross river State is money he would, ordinarily, invest in the development of the state.
"The party, therefore, warns that any member of the party who goes on with the nefarious act of sabotage and insubordination against the development of the state by making the Governor waste time and resources meant for the betterment of the masses will attract severe disciplinary action(s) from the party."
In another development, the leadership and members of the PDP in Cross river North have expressed their unalloyed solidarity to the Governor of Cross river State, Senator Benedict AYADE.
Rising from a stakeholders meeting of the Zone in Ogoja, the Cross river North PDP in a statement jointly signed by over 130 leaders of the party in the zone, dissociated themselves from Joe Agi, who hails from the zone, stressing that he wants to throw Cross river into a state of anarchy.
"The attitude of our son and party member Joe Agi came to us as a surprise and a calculated attempt to rock the boat of a smooth sailing government of Cross river State under the able leadership of Senator Benedict AYADE" they said in a communique issued at the end of their meeting.
The stakeholders contended that "the said attitude, which is misconceived, unresearched and unknown to facts and law, defeats all known principles of justice."
They added: "We totally align with the conscience of Cross riverians ," which they described "as well reasoned and well researched to make AYADE the accepted Governor, both in facts and law, thereby vindicating and absolving Benedict AYADE of any wrong doing with respect to his age documents."
The communique reads in part: "That we dissociate ourselves from the inordinate ambition of Joe Agi who hails from Cross river North and his cohorts, in their bid to throw the state into a state of anarchy.
"That we express our complete solidarity and absolute loyalty to the Government of Ayade and affirm our faith in the Cross river Charter of Equity as enunciated by the founding fathers of Cross river State which implies that the office of the Governor of Cross river State will rotate among the three senatorial districts of the state.
"That the emergence of Governor from Cross river North at this time is consistent with the provisions of that Charter, Cross river South and Central having taken their turn before in 1999-2007 and 2007-2015 respectively."
Rose Okoji , the senator representing Cross river North,the lawmaker, Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Speaker of Cross river State House of Assembly, the Secretary to Cross river State Government Commissioner for Women, among others, signed the resolution of the Cross river North PDP.


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there were numerous more pictures and what you have to realize is if something is a high def texture only it wouldnt appear without install, hence the items suddenly appearing. This is the console equivalent of direct x 11 on and off etc good example of what direct x 11 does can be scene here notice the cracks in the street? If you were in game and looked down you would notice water dripping in side every single crack etc. its way beyond what console can do which is why I always prefer pc over console but a good example none the less. with dx11 off the street would look like gt4 streets etc
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