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His mother was a wild creature and knew how to run. With the brown hair-like fleece of her feral descendants, she was living archaeology to the ancient sheep of the Asian mountains. Her son had slit yellow eyes and he slid out of her into the long grass when no one was looking. He was a good size and already at the teat when I found him. Feisty and proud with sharp, thick horns, I kept him as breeding stock.
That was eleven years ago. Every November he did his job. I put him in with the ewes, and five months later each one scraped a shallow bowl in the home field then lay down and pushed out his lambs.
He stayed wild – he never let me know him. And he hated the sheep dog – teaching his brothers and sisters to scatter. Eleven is old for a sheep and he knew. His age could be counted on the rings of his horns. He was a fighter, and his battle scars were shiny and white upon his forehead. He had been warring again with his younger brothers to keep his place in the flock when I found him. His body looked wrong, his neck crooked. Perhaps dislocated.
The man came with the captive bolt in a black case. I made myself watch. I thought the killing would be easy, but his skull was old and thick. The ram fell forward when the crack came. Then he got up. Teetered. Shook himself. The man fetched a bolt strong enough for a cow. A louder crack, and the blood came like a bung lost from a barrel.
I walked away to be sick.
Soon after, the lambs came. A brown ewe scraped and lay down to push her baby out. All day it wouldn't come. I washed my hands and put my fingers inside. Legs. Two back ones and a tail. Sticky yellow shit and blood stains on my hands.
I waited for her to squeeze and carefully twisted the lamb out of her. Long and thin, it stretched out on the ground. With no breath.
I cleared the mucus from its mouth, its nose. Rubbed it gently. Spluttering. It shook itself to life.
The mother heard the life noise. A lick, a snicker. The only sound she ever made.
what sadness
August 29, 2016 § Leave a comment
what sadness…
my ancestors neglected gravestones –
what perfect wild flowers
these old rocks
May 22, 2016 § 3 Comments
these old stones
have so much to say –
and keep on saying it
image of an irish standing stone courtesy eileen moylan
waking in his bed
May 19, 2016 § Leave a comment
waking in his bed –
a closed window
butterfly flutter
image courtesy j a eastin
Where the wild roses grow
February 21, 2016 § 13 Comments
A short story written some years ago when I lived miles from anywhere with working collies who slept on my bed, a pile of anarchist sheep with strange shaped horns who liked to go walkabout in the night, and some little black Celtic cows…
and an overactive imagination…
'That's what I'll do,' I said, as I slid a finger up his backbone and made the short, black fur stand on end. His tail twitched, and Gus's claws slid out of his front paws as a warning. 'Don't you see?' I crooned, putting the flat of my hand on his neck and smoothing the fur back into a shine. 'Bertha knows everything. She'll tell us.' The tail relaxed into a question mark, and the grey slit eyes stared into mine like two empty mirrors.
Gus wasn't mine. He wasn't anyone's really, but he hung out with me when he had nothing better to do. I'd been telling him about the plan because thinking out loud made it clearer in my head. I was going to need Bertha. She was brighter than me, so I was going to follow her around 'til she showed me what she knew. Dogs were clever, and she was a border collie which put her at the top of the smart pooch list. Her nose was one of the cleverest bits about her, and she could sniff out the chocolate biscuits Dad squirreled away for special, even though he never hid them in the same place twice.
Bertha was one of those dogs that pleased herself. She belonged to whoever had what she was after. Sometimes she was my dog if I had something nice in my pocket, then she'd be Mum's if it was walkies time, but mostly Dad was flavour of the month. The reason was simple: she liked being in the back of his pickup with her head stuck out of the tractor cab window catching flies and keeping an eye on things. That was her job when she wasn't rounding up sheep. Dad said she wasn't Mum's anymore since she'd buggered off. 'Abandoned us', he said, squinting as if the sun was in his eyes.
All Bertha did these days was go off on what Dad called one of her adventures, and he said there was nothing he could do to stop her. 'It's not as if I haven't tried,' he complained. If he locked her in the house she drove him crackers with her howling, and if he tied her up in the barn, the neighbours complained the racket echoed down their valley like she was stuck in a tunnel. 'She'll stop running off when she gets used to how things are,' he said, pinching my cheek a bit too hard. 'Or if she's really stupid she'll find herself looking down the barrel of a shotgun. Either way, we'll have to put up with it.'
It had been all right in the beginning. By the beginning I mean when we started having two in our family instead of three. Bertha was all over me. She waited the other side of the back door when she heard the school bus stop at the bottom of our drive, ready to lick my face clean and knock me over. She was nearly as big as me when she stood on her back legs, and our eyes got so close I could see two little faces grinning back at me. But I knew it wouldn't be like that forever, because I was still growing, and she wasn't.
I thought it'd be easy following Bertha around, but it turned out she was smarter than I thought. She kept giving me the slip. Gus tried to help by waving his tail around like it was one of those snakes that came out of its basket in India when someone played a tune, but that didn't work. I thought he was giving me clues so I'd follow where the tail pointed. Sometimes I thought I was getting somewhere, but the tail kept changing its mind.
What Gus and I did find out was Bertha spent a lot of time hanging around the dustbins standing on her back legs and pushing them over. She wriggled inside and rummaged 'til she found the leftovers. All you could see was a black tail with a white tip waving about; but we could hear her: it was the only time she ever made noises like a pig. Her liking the dustbins explained why she smelled so bad, but it wasn't her fault – it was Dad's because he kept forgetting to fill her food bowl. She took to digging holes in the compost heap too because that was where the grass snakes lived, and Bertha knew how good they were to eat.
So far my plan wasn't working – all I'd found out was where she went scavenging. But after Dad put padlocks on the bins, I found her digging up the garden. He said he didn't care – the garden had been Mum's business. Bertha uprooted dandelions and ground elder that Mum would have hoed out anyway, but then she started on the rose bushes. Mum wouldn't have been happy about that. Then Bertha found it – and with her nose covered in soil and dribble, she presented Dad with one of Mum's old gardening gloves. Sometimes I thought Bertha knew how to smile. 'Look what she's got,' I grinned. 'Isn't she clever?'
Dad pulled a face and threw the stinky glove in the bin. 'She lost that years ago. No use to her now, is it?'
'But Dad, she's only trying to help find Mum.'
'I know where she is,' he said crossly. 'Living the high life with that new fancy man.'
Gus got bored after that and spent his days sitting on the doorstep stretching out each leg and cleaning himself over and over, but Bertha kept on hunting. Every day for a week she took one of Mum's shoes in her mouth from the pile in the porch and trotted up close to the garden fence. She went round and round the edge for what seemed like hours, then disappeared when I turned my back. But I knew she was up to something. And she knew I knew.
On Saturday she took one of Mum's red sandals in her mouth and began doing her round -and-round game again. When she thought I wasn't looking she slunk through the gap in the fence to the sheep field. This time Gus and I followed. Bertha made herself small, flattening her ears, her tail trailing along the ground. She got to the barn, had a quick look to see where I was, and veered through the big barn doors. Then she did something weird, she went straight out through the back door. She was trying to throw us off the scent – but I ran hard leaving Gus behind, and spotted her squeezing through the five-bar into the sheep field.
Again, she kept close to the line of the hedge trying to look like she wasn't there. Then I lost her. But there was only one place she could have gone – the old coppice wood where the barn owls lived. 'Bertha!' I shouted. 'Bertha. Come out!' But as usual these days, she pretended to be deaf.
I plunged into the overgrown wood, I'd never been there by myself as it gave me the creeps. I didn't like it. It was dark. I stopped to listen. I could hear my heart. Gus's tail was flicking. Then I heard it. It was like breathing – but faster – like someone was running too hard. I crept closer. It was an animal noise – something was grunting.
Pushing through the rose brambles, the smell reminded me of Mum's perfume and made me want to cry. The thorns tore at my clothes and ripped at my skin. I licked my wrists and tasted my blood. 'Bertha. Bertha!' I yelled. 'Where are you?' The grunting stopped and Bertha yelped. There she was – between two hazel bushes, her tail wagging with excitement, her behind spattered with dirt. Bertha was digging a big hole – and around the hole were Mum's shoes. The shiny black fur on Gus's back rose, and he spat.
What have you got there, girl?' I whispered. The smell of roses still filled the air, but now it mingled with something sharper, stronger. It was a nice smell at first – and then it wasn't.
Bertha howled and wagged her tail; Gus slid into the undergrowth. She'd found what I'd been looking for.
Image courtesy Charis P Sallo
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Half human and half Wyr, Pia Giovanni spent her life keeping a low profile among the Wyrkind and avoiding the continuing conflict between them and their Dark Fae enemies.....
Recovering from a shooting, LAPD witch consultant Sophie Ross leaves her job and travels to the UK to search for answers about her childhood....
This book contains Dragos Goes to Washington, Pia Does Hollywood, and "Liam Takes Manhattan" (two novellas and a short story in the Elder Races series, previously published separately)....
In the hospital ER where she works, Mary is used to chaos. But lately, every aspect of her life seems adrift....
For most, a plane crash means the end of life. For Dusti Dawson, it's just the beginning...Dusti and her sister Batina survived the crash, thanks to a couple of brothers....
Once, Sarah Bingham's biggest challenge was making her students pay attention in class....
Half human and half Wyr, Pia Giovanni spent her life keeping a low profile among the Wyrkind and avoiding the continuing conflict between them and their Dark Fae enemies.....
Recovering from a shooting, LAPD witch consultant Sophie Ross leaves her job and travels to the UK to search for answers about her childhood....
This book contains Dragos Goes to Washington, Pia Does Hollywood, and "Liam Takes Manhattan" (two novellas and a short story in the Elder Races series, previously published separately)....
In the hospital ER where she works, Mary is used to chaos. But lately, every aspect of her life seems adrift....
For most, a plane crash means the end of life. For Dusti Dawson, it's just the beginning...Dusti and her sister Batina survived the crash, thanks to a couple of brothers....
Once, Sarah Bingham's biggest challenge was making her students pay attention in class....
Ally Marshall isn't just a wolf shifter - she's a Seer. But a girl doesn't exactly need special powers to know that Derren Hudson despises her entire kind....
Years ago, the skies ripped open and the world was destroyed in fire and ash....
Raven Black hunts evildoers for fun, but her vigilante justice isn't the only reason she's hiding from the law. Half vampire, half mage, she's spent years living as a rogue to stay alive....
Sloane Murphy thought hiking the Grand Canyon alone after graduation would be an awesome adventure. Until she slips and starts to plummet to her death. Then the unthinkable happens. She transforms into...a dragon....
Dragon shifters are a dying breed. There are so few females left that if drastic measures are not taken, and soon, it'll be over for the species. The threat of extinction looms....
After a tragic accident scarred her body and destroyed her dreams, Leila never imagined that the worst was still to come....
In order to save his friend's life, Wyr sentinel Rune Ainissesthai made a bargain with Vampyre Queen Carling - without knowing what she would ask from him in return. But when Rune attempts to make good on his debt, he finds a woman on the edge.
Recently, Carling's power has become erratic, forcing her followers to flee in fear. Despite the danger, Rune is drawn to the ailing Queen and decides to help her find a cure for the serpent's kiss - the vampyric disease that's killing her.
With their desire for each other escalating just as quickly as Carling's instability spirals out of control, the sentinel and the Queen will have to rely on each other if they have any hope of surviving the serpent's kiss.
Would you listen to Serpent's Kiss again? Why?
Ummm...I have to admit, I've already listened to it so often that if it were a record, it would have grooves! I love this particular installment of the series. Rune is so very...well, HOT and possibly the most enjoyable of all of the male leads in the series. I love the portrayal of his lazy, playful, lion's side. Plus, the story itself is extremely well done and highly entertaining. There are perfect blends of steam, action and drama with the typcal comedic moments that catch you by surprise sprinkled throughout. If you haven't started this series, you'll want to begin with Dragon Bound. What I like about this series is that each of your male and female leads have very distinct personalities. You don't feel like you are reading something made from a cookie cutter formula of alpha male, helpless female, blah, blah, blah. The women are strong in their own rights and the men are delicious and the stories will be ones you wish to listen to again and again.
Sophie Eastlake rocks the narration for this series. If she never said which character was supposed to be speaking in the midst of an all out argument with every single character involved, you would know who was speaking just like you know your own family or friend's voices. I've read a couple of reviews complaining about the way she might pronounce a word here and there. I would challenge that regionally, we all pronounce words slightly differently. Being from the south, I do prounounce the word fillet as 'Fill-Ay' but my neighbor, commonly pronounces it as 'fill-it'. It's no different than the whole 'roof' argument about whether it is pronounced like 'goof' or whether you say it like you are a dog barking. See...I can be snarky too!
So if you are already into the stories...keep going and don't forget to swing over to Kindle to check out the novellas that are only available in electronic form. You'll meet some new characters and revisit some older characters and there's a bit of glue that will bind the series in preparation of the book that will come out after "Oracle's Moon." Read "True Colors" and "Natural Evil" before you read "Devil's Gate" and make sure you don't read "Devil's Gate" before listening to "Oracle's Moon."
15 of 15 people found this review helpful
This is the third book in the Elder Races series, but it could have been listened to without hearing the first two books, Dragon Bound and Storm's Heart. There are references to things that happened in the first two books but not enough so that you would have been lost if you didn't read them.
I really, really enjoyed this story! The suspense was awesome! I feel like this story of Carling and Rune will go down as one of the best in this series even if Sophie Eastlake writes 100 more.
In this story, the countdown for the end of Carling's life is slowly ticking toward the final hour. Rune is determined not to let her go quietly into the night. When Carling goes into a 'fade' Rune finds that he is able to travel into her personal dreamland with her. He will be visiting some of the key points of her past, thus learning about her in a most intimate way. The closer he gets, the more she wants to push him away. Neither knows the dangers traveling to her past will bring, or what it could mean for the future.
The Narration Review
This audiobook was narrated by Sophie Eastlake who was also the narrator for the first two books. I am getting used to her young sounding voice and she does do a good job on differentiating her character voices. I think I would classify her voice as tootsie pop drop, sweet like candy but chocolaty goodness in the heart of things.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
Okay, the first book, Dragonbound was HOT, and so very cool to read. Book two had me scratching my head a bit and saying...well maybe number one was a fluke, but book three, is OMG SHE IS SO BACK!!!!
This is the story of Rune...Dragos's first in command, the strongest of the griffins and what the world sees as the hottest of the Griffins...he is walking talking breathing seduction...until he meets Carling in Book 2, and then his world stops....he can't think...he can't reason...he is flying off the handle and yet he doesn't know why, he just knows he is on edge and now he has to go to Carling, one of the oldest vampires on the planet because he swore he would...he is already in a cruddy mood, so this is just icing on the cake.
The chemistry between them is H-O-T, and this story is an intricately woven fairly tale to rival them all! I just really love this series, there is so much action, and so much loving and it all equals up to a great read!
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
To negate all the NEGATIVE reviews
I've listened to the 2 preceding books from this series (Dragon Bound and Storm's Heart). When I read the reviews about this book I actually thought of skipping it all together but then decided to give it a chance. So far I am about 3hours in and I am LOVING it! I actually love it more than Strom's Heart not because of anything in particular - I just like this book better. The book is definitely NOT bad or boring. It is fun as much as the first one. I will write an update as soon as I am finished but I just wanted to write a positive review since all the negative reviews threw me off when I was contemplating to buy this book.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
I have nothing bad to say. The book is awesome. the story is amazing. The narrarater rocks! I hope this isn't the last book in the series. I just love the elder races!
5 of 5 people found this review helpful
What did you love best about Serpent's Kiss?
Sophia Willingham's narration, she is sooooo good! I do love this series though and the story was good.
What other book might you compare Serpent's Kiss to and why?
This series is about hot supernatural hunks and their mates, there are many out there but this is good writing and narration!
What about Sophie Eastlake's performance did you like?
Everything, her main male characters ooze sex appeal, I love it!
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
There were a few tense moments but mainly this was a good story with a happy ending.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
What made the experience of listening to Serpent's Kiss the most enjoyable?
I like that Thea harrison took her time to get us involved in the story Not all books have to have blood and sex in the first two lines she took her time to get us to love and understand this story I was going to skip this book becouse of some reviews but I wanted to know what happen between them and Im glad I got to know their story
What did you like best about this story?
what happens to a vamp when they lived to long
Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
thea harrison makes me laugh thats why i listen to them
Any additional comments?
keep up the good work
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
Any additional comments?
I have enjoyed the first three books in this series. The characters have depth. The narrator is very good!
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
This series is really heating up! This book takes a slightly different turn than the first two did. I really enjoy the characters in these books and the narrator does a great job.
3 of 3 people found this review helpful
First off, I really enjoy that Thea Harrison makes each of the books in the Elder Series interconnected with each other, they work well as stand alone books as well.
Sophie Eastlake does an amazing job narrating the books - I really look forward to more from this narrator.
The Story - I found the entire book enjoyable. The story's pace was a little slower in the first half then the second half. The ending was very well done in my opinion. If you enjoyed the other two books, then you will likely find this one just as interesting.
There are a couple of chars that I would really like to see more of, and I hope that Thea Harrison explores in future books - I suspect the plan is to go through sentinels, but it be wonderful to see some of the other interesting chars worked on as well.
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Please join Mayor Krantz, myself along with other town councillors at 1130PM-12:30AM on New Years Eve at Milton Town Hall for the Annual Bell ringing in Victoria Park.
For over 100 + years Miltonians have joined in at the midnight hour to ring in the upcoming year. Its always a great time to be had by kids of all ages. Rain or snow or cold weather doesn't matter…we want to see you out there on New Years Eve.
Special guests arrive every year as a surprise, so be prepared!
I look forward to seeing you there around midnight so we can ring in 2014 together.


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A report on the PBS NewsHour this week brought to our attention an issue that we had previously overlooked. The report, which can be viewed here, concerned the inability of the Veterans Affairs Department (VA) to pay for in vitro fertilization (IVF) for veterans who have suffered wounds that make it impossible for them to conceive children any other way.
The NewsHour report focused on one particular couple, Jason and Rachel Hallett. Jason is a former Marine Corporal who lost two legs and an arm to an IED while on a patrol in Afghanistan. Despite his grievous wounds, Jason has made a more complete recovery than most of us would imagine possible and is studying to become a financial planner. But he has one more obstacle to the normal family life for which he yearns. As Jason described it for the NewsHour:
One of the pieces [of shrapnel] had actually connected itself to one of my testicles. And so I now have to take testosterone injections basically to get me back to normal. And with that, one of the side effects is, it basically kills the sperm off.
Remarkably, IVF treatments hold the promise of Jason and Rachel being able to have children. That process, however, is expensive, typically costing $12,000 to $13,000 per try, with more than one try often required. And unlike other medical treatments, the VA is barred by a 1992 law from paying for such treatments. Jason and Rachel are bearing the cost themselves, but many other veterans and their spouses will lack the required resources and determination.
Last year, Senator Patty Murray had introduced a bill to authorize payment for IVF treatments for wounded veterans. The bill had ten co-sponsors, including one Republican, Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois, but it was blocked by Republicans on the Veterans Affairs Committee. Senator Murray, interviewed on the NewsHour, indicated that opposition to the bill was said to be based primarily on concerns about cost. The cost would, in fact, be substantial. There are an appalling number of veterans, estimated to be as many as 1,800, in need of such treatment, and it has been estimated that the the total cost might approach $600 million over ten years. The story, however, is more complicated. The NewsHour reporter, William Brangham, explained:
Several sources told the NewsHour that these concerns over IVF apparently come from pro-life organizations who object to the treatments. These groups argue that, because some of the embryos created or stored during IVF sometimes get destroyed, IVF is then similar to abortion. We reached out to the main pro-life groups to talk about their concerns, but they all declined our requests [for comment].
Looking further into the matter, it appeared that here was a further issue not mentioned on the NewsHour. Specifically, the Murray bill had also become entangled in last summer's furor over Planned Parenthood and its handling of fetal tissue. A July 22 article in The Washington Post entitled "The Planned Parenthood Controversy may have killed a veterans bill," reported that Senator Murray had withdrawn her bill. According to the article:
Murray said she has asked that the bill be pulled thanks to proposed amendments from Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) — including one that would have, in Tillis's words, prevented the Department of Veterans Affairs from working with "organizations that take human aborted babies' organs and sell them."
As the Post article noted, that was an unmistakable, albeit inaccurate, reference to Planned Parenthood, but it would also have covered other facilities and organizations that provide IVF services.
We believe that the Murray bill deserves bi-partisan support. Whatever one thinks of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, it is a matter of national shame that burdens of those conflicts were painfully borne by a narrow a sliver of the population. We are repeatedly told that the public is "war weary," but what that really means is that we are weary of seeing and hearing about, and perhaps feeling guilty about, the sacrifices of others. Weary or not, we need to pay our debt to those who did make sacrifices for the rest of us, and most particularly those who will carry the physical consequences of their service for the rest of their lives. The cost of IVF for those who need it because of their wounds, is part of that debt.
Angst over Planned Parenthood and fetal tissue should not be allowed to get in the way. As we have previously pointed out, disturbing as the surreptitious videos may be, there is no evidence that Planned Parenthood broke any law. On the contrary, the use of fetal tissue is not only important to medical research, but is expressly sanctioned by a federal law that was adopted in 1993 after careful study.
Nor should shadowy comparisons of IVF services to abortion be taken seriously. Veterans should have access to services that are readily available to members of the public who need and can afford them. As Senator Murray observed:
[Use of IVF] is a decision each one of these men and woman have to make on their own. And if they decide this is the way that they can have a family and become whole again, that decision should be up to them.
But our country shouldn't be deciding for one philosophy, if it's a religious philosophy, a ban on all Americans who served our country in having the ability to have a child.


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How to Make Video Game Storage Look Nice
I have a lot of video games, and I'm not ashamed to admit it. However, I am ashamed to admit that the sheer number of them used to end up piled up, laying around the house, and looking downright ugly. But things have changed, and I have invested time and energy into building some great video game storage that would keep them organized and looking good. Here's some tips on what I've discovered.
For starters, you need to keep in mind that the games need to be kept protected from air and light, as both of these will ultimately cause damage to your games, if exposed long enough. To that end, I always make sure I keep my games in their cases when I'm not using them, and I never set the games or their cases anywhere that sunlight will pass over them. They're too valuable to risk.
On the other hand, I like my games, and I wanted them set up so that I could show them off to my friends when they came over. I ultimately decided on a video game storage cabinet that would hold all my games. It would keep them set upright, similar to a bookshelf, so that I could arrange them however I wanted (alphabetical order, by console) and the cabinet itself would be closable, so that when I'm not using it there's extra protection for my games from the air and light. And finally, the cabinet itself is set in the game room, which only has one window – and the cabinet is in a place where the sun never directly shines on it.
Overall, this has worked well for me, and I encourage you to look into a similar video game storage solution. By making sure your games are safe, you're investing in their future value, which is never a bad idea.
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A new reader, Hailey, from Washington, DC, sent me a link to this fascinating video about using nutrition to help defeat cancer. Recorded in 2010, the advice presented by researcher, Dr. William Li, is timeless. Give it a look; success by patients with multiple myeloma are featured in the presentation:
I love this guy! Reminds me of Danny Parker's philosophy for making lifestyle changes to help fight myeloma.
Whether it works or not, there is no question eating this way will help keep our bodies strong to withstand the rigors of never ending chemotherapy.
Feel good and keep smiling! Pat


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Southern Gardening: Containers extend fresh herb season
With fall officially here, many gardeners hooked on cooking with herbs may start to worry about how they're going to cook once it's too cold to grow herbs outside.
Although many gardeners still have herbs growing strong, others may dread reaching for the little red and white cans in the cupboard once it's too late to go outside and snip something fresh from the garden. If that's your worry, you can make some preparations now to keep you enjoying those fresh summer herbs during Mississippi's winter months.
The first way to avoid using dried herbs is to grow your own indoors over the winter. I'm happy to tell you that it's really easy to propagate many summer herbs and grow them during the winter months.
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Rick Gregory is the President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Institute for Intergovernmental Research (IIR) and serves on the Board of Trustees. He is integrally involved in establishing and leading strategic direction, management, and policy issues as well as project design and program oversight. Prior to his appointment as President and CEO, Mr. Gregory led IIR's information sharing projects, training, and related technical assistance programs.
Through his many years of service, Mr. Gregory has been an executive leader in government operations, homeland security, emergency preparedness, and organizational change. He has successfully led the turnaround of two police agencies, applying both best practices and nationally recognized standards. Mr. Gregory has over 30 years of experience in criminal justice and government executive leadership positions. He served as Chief of Police in Provo, Utah, and New Castle, Delaware. He served with the Florida Highway Patrol for over 20 years, holding various key positions—lastly as Deputy Director (Lieutenant Colonel).
Mr. Gregory holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Barry University. He is a graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy, 219th Session; the Florida Criminal Justice Institute's Chief Executive Seminar and the Senior Leadership Program; and numerous other executive-level leadership/operational training programs.


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In the wake of Jaden Smith's infamous skirt incident, the brother and sister duo Willow and Jaden Smith took to Instagram to address their feelings on the issue of gender rules.
Jaden, who is now a model for Louis Vuitton woman's line, was seen modeling a woman's skirt. The internet went nuts over this and questions arose about his sexuality. Baby sis came to big bro's defense, however, asking "who invented the rules?"
Speaking on gender rules in the clip, the Smith kids seem to want to be left alone and not be bothered.


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In November 2014 we cashed in the remainder of our Citibank rewards points, used an excess of miles to upgrade to Premium Economy on Virgin Atlantic, and escaped the madness that is U.S. Thanksgiving for a week in London. It was wonderful.
It was our first time traveling after my surgery a couple of months before, and I didn't really know how I was going to handle the flight plus all the walking, but I was willing to give it a try. We stayed across from Hyde Park at the Hilton Hyde Park, an okay hotel that isn't remotely a four star property … but I find it hard to complain when the room was basically free. We chose the location since I'm basically a nut for Regency London and Hyde Park features quite prominently in about 80% of the regency romance novels I've read. So yeah, I wanted to be there instead of somewhere maybe more centrally located. It worked out alright though because the hotel is right around the corner from two tube stations and we love taking public transportation on our travels (it makes us feel like we could be locals).
(Click on the links below to read each day's detailed description)
Day 1 – Not really a full day in London since by the time we got from the airport and checked in to our hotel it was already dark outside. We ventured over to the overwhelming Winter Wonderland Christmas Market and spent a few hours there.
Day 2 – We started the day at Spitalfields Market, getting there in the pouring rain, before heading over to the Victoria & Albert Museum where they had – surprise! – an exhibit on regency clothing. I practically swooned.
Day 3 – Excited to see the rain had passed, we began our day with a very freezing hop on/hop off bus tour. I kind of refuse to sit inside on these things which was problematic since I didn't wear the warmest clothes. Oops. We also visited the National Gallery Museum and the National Portrait Gallery. We closed out the night with a rather lackluster walking tour of Westminster that advertised us being able to go inside the Parliament Building. We didn't.
Day 4 – We left the confines of the city for an all-day bus tour that started at Warwick Castle, then went to Stratford-on-Avon, and finished up in Oxford.
Day 5 – We toured the Tower of London, spending some extra time with the raven master there, then walked over to Borough Market (you know I have a thing for markets on our travels!), before deciding to tour Shakespeare's Globe on a whim. We stopped in to one of the oldest pubs in London, and then made our way to dinner at St. John's, a restaurant I'd wanted to visit since I first heard about it. We weren't disappointed.
Day 6 – We took another bus tour out of the city, starting at Windsor Castle, then on to Stonehenge, and finally finishing up in Bath. This was a really rough day for me physically and mentally, but in the end, we had a really great time and I'm glad took on such a long day.
Day 7 – Ah, our last day in London. We walked through Hyde Park, down Rotten Row, and had tea overlooking the Serpentine. Regency romance fans will know why this appealed to me so much. We also spied an episode of House Hunters International being filmed, which made me giddy. This was the day we did the most walking, going all over town on foot. Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, and the London Eye. If memory serves we walked well over ten miles that day.


text: Being a woman is tough. We judge each other (and ourselves) on everything from career choices, relationships, how we raise our children, weight, education… the list goes on. I'm guilty. We all are. We're hard on ourselves and judge one another accordingly. I do not want my niece and future children growing up in a world where we so harshly judge one another. She has given me a new perspective on how I view and treat others, especially women. I slut-shame. I have called other women fat, lazy, and stupid. I have called other women garbage. I'm not proud. I made these claims against women whether I knew their story or not. Either way, it says much more about who I am as a person than it does them. My goal is to give everyone a break and stop the judgmental attacks. And I need to make a conscious effort to talk positively around my niece: confidently about her, about others, and about myself. It's hard at times, but she is a sponge and drinks in what we say like water. I do not want her mimicking my bad behavior or actions. So, instead of judging the woman schlepping three kids around the grocery store because she's wearing sweatpants and taking too long in the checkout line, I need to give her a friendly smile. In turn, maybe she won't tell her friends about the sweaty, irritated, stiletto-wearing witch she saw buying booze at noon on a Tuesday. We're all women and we're all fighting a battle. Attacking one another won't make life any easier. Let's stick together.


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February 6th, 2013, 05:17 PM
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Hi, My name is allison im 23 years old soon to be 24... Heres my story...
I belonged to the Nov 12 DDC. I was so excited to be having a baby, i couldnt believe i was going to be in charge of another life that i made with my boyfriend of 4 years, whom i love deeply.
We both were having a mixture of emotions as the reality of having a baby was becoming more and more real as my DUe Date Nov 30th came closer. I could not wait to have my baby in my arms and become his mommy. I wanted to give him the world, and he was going to be my world. I was prepared to be the best mother i could and to put his needs before mine. I felt so lucky the whole time i was prego, it seemed so easy, like anyone could do it, and its not hard. . . I didnt get MS, i didnt get heartburn, i didnt get hemroids, i didnt swell, my body never ached, the only thing that really affected me was being more tired then usual, so i slept more but other then that it was a wonderfully easy and healthy pregnancy, baby was growing on target and he was such an active mover, i rarely went more then a couple hours without feeling him moved...I loved feeling him inside me. Nov 23 Came, Black Friday,. I worked all day and i was having back cramps like my period and i was pretty excited i hadnt felt any braxton hicks thru my entire prego so i thought this was the beginning of early labor becuz the pain would become more intense and then less intense i n intervals. Half way through work i also noticed that my mucous pug i had came out that confirmed my belief that in within a few days id have my sweet baby david...but thru out the day i noticed i havent felt my baby move since i went to bed the nite before, idk if he was moving while i was asleep, cuz it never would wake me up...So i was slighty concerned with the lack of movment but i knew that babies did move as much in labor and plus as they get bigger they dont move as much ( but it didnt really fit my situation becuz it was a gradual process of movments slowing, it was no movenment all day wen thats never happened before)...But they day wernt on and i couldnt get him to move i was shakin and pokin my stomach trying to get him to wiggle, but nothing, oce i got home around 7pm i ate and drank a glass of cold water laid on my left side and nothing, by 10 o clock i decided that everything is probbly ok, but i knew i wouldnt be able to sleep without knowing for sure, so for peace of mind i decided it was best to go to the hospital becuz either everythings ok, and i will be able to sleep without worrying, or somethings wrong and he has to be delievered...I got to the hospital around 11 pm. My boyfriend i were very nervous right before they put the heart montior on me, but sure enough there was a steady heartbeat of 160, and the docs told me they could here when he moved, and that he was moving. I felt such relief. My boyfriend and i were actually a lil irritated because we were both very tired, and now that we knew he was ok we just wanted to get home to sleep, but the docs said they have to monitor him for a lil while to make sure he is moving enough and such, standard stuff before they are allowed to send me home...I watched the heart monitor the whole time because my boyfriend david was falling asleep, and i was tired and in pain from the cramps, then a while later the nurse came in to put an IV in to hydrate me more and get him moving more. I guess he wasant moving enough?? But they said he looked great on the monitor they just were being cautious...Maybe 30 45 mins after they put the I.V. all the sudden the monitor goes from 160 bpm to 50bpm for about 30ish seconds ( this is from my best memory, because it all happened so fast. ) then it went from 50bpm to deadline 0. My heart sank i was so scared because it was not going back up it seemed like an eternity, but probably was only 2 3 mins, before they had put a cathetor in me and were wheeling me in for an emergency c section. In the mean time David had woke up and was confused and scared, but he looked at me and said everything was going to be ok. I was shaking sooo sooo bad. They had to put me under there was no time for epi they said. The last thing my doc said to me before falling asleep was that they had found his heartbeat and they were going to get him out quickly. I was very relieved they said they had found his heartbeat...Then i was asleep. When i woke up, the first thing i remeber was asking how is my baby? the nurse replied and said they are working on him, and i knew that he was gone. I said is my baby dead? and she said Yes... i was in shock i didnt even cry i dont know what thots were running thru my mind i just remeber staring , until i saw David and i started to cry saying hes dead. He told me the doc said that his umbilicord was wrapped around his body and neck, and that he had alot of meconium in his lungs.
he said that he never had a heart beat so he was considered still born...they asked me if i wanted to see and hold him, and at first i said no because i will cry and it will hurt, and the nurse said oh dont worry bout that, when every you feel pain let me know and i will give dilaudid or something...So i saw and held him, and im soo glad i did actually i regret not spending more time with him. He looked exactly how i feel like he should, like i would have never been able to describe it before seeing him but once i saw him it just looked so perfect, he had my feet nose and butt chin, and Davids skin color body and bone structure and he had a good mix of our hair. SO perfect... The c-section was not as bad as i thought it would be, they had me on morphine, and then perc and it really helped with the pain, and by the time i was discharged the pain was minimal and i still had percs i could take. We named him David Laverne Kraemer 3rd after his dad whos David JR. We buried him a week later. The hospital gave us a memory box with footprints/handprints/his blanket they used for him/ a necklace they had takein pics with him wearing/ is hospital braclet/ his baby hat and shirt/ and they took very nice pictures for us... I think of my baby every day and i dont think that will ever change, but im trying to look at it as motivation... I still want to have a baby, and i am going to work towards being ready to get prego again, and baby david motivates me to do the best i can each day....Love Always Your Mommy
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Dwayne McKinney spent 19 years in prison for the 1980 murder of Walter Bell at a Burger King in Orange. He was released in 2000 following a series of Orange County Register articles that revealed another man might be the killer.
McKinney, who now lives in Hawaii, is seeking restitution for his prison stay, but is opposed by a state attorney general that still believes he's guilty. A hearing officer for the state Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board took testimony from both parties this week in Sacramento.
On Wednesday, Orange County District Attorney Tony Rackauckas testified on McKinney's behalf.
The hearing officer, Kyle Hedum, will pass along a preliminary decision to the board, which will make a final ruling on McKinney's compensation claim. If it rules in his favor, McKinney stands to win roughly $700,000, or $100 for each day he spent in prison.
A decision isn't expected until March.


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is it sexy or what?
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...It's pretty damn hot.But I don't discriminate, I like the anonymous guy picture too.Sexy.
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There always comes a time when the fun ends and you have to get serious. This is how I see the end of the term. Partying stops, interesting lectures are over, the coursework (if you had any in the first place) is done (or isn't, depends on you) and submitted and you need to start … Continue reading Making notes of my notes
Preparing for a mid-term assessment
I used various resources to prepare for the Environmental Risks and Hazards test (February 18th) which makes up 30% of the module grade. I began with looking at the test from last year which our lecturer posted on Study Direct. I found I could answer about half of it from my own knowledge but struggled with … Continue reading Preparing for a mid-term assessment


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"Your heart is a muscle and it needs physical activity to stay in good condition. Regular walking can help to give your heart the workout it needs. Discover more reasons to walk and why it's great to walk for charity" British Heart Foundation.
Being active helps reduce your risk of developing coronary heart disease. Walking can also help reduce your risk of having a stroke, Type 2 diabetes, obesity and osteoporosis.


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The end of all motion is its beginning; for it terminates at no other end save its own beginning from which it begins to be moved and to which it tends ever to return, in order to cease and rest in it.
- Joannes Scotus Erigena, Irish-Scottish Theologian and Philosopher (815?-877? A.D.)
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Federal agents swooped in on Gibson Guitar Wednesday, raiding factories and offices in Memphis and Nashville, seizing several pallets of wood, electronic files and guitars. The Feds are keeping mum, but in a statement yesterday Gibson's chairman and CEO, Henry Juszkiewicz, defended his company's manufacturing policies, accusing the Justice Department of bullying the company . . . It isn't the first time that agents of the Fish and Wildlife Service have come knocking at the storied maker of such iconic instruments as the Les Paul electric guitar, the J-160E acoustic-electric John Lennon played, and essential jazz-boxes such as Charlie Christian's ES-150. In 2009 the Feds seized several guitars and pallets of wood from a Gibson factory, and both sides have been wrangling over the goods in a case with the delightful name "United States of America v. Ebony Wood in Various Forms."
It isn't just Gibson that is sweating. Musicians who play vintage guitars and other instruments made of environmentally protected materials are worried the authorities may be coming for them next . . . It's not enough to know that the body of your old guitar is made of spruce and maple: What's the bridge made of? If it's ebony, do you have the paperwork to show when and where that wood was harvested and when and where it was made into a bridge? Is the nut holding the strings at the guitar's headstock bone, or could it be ivory? "Even if you have no knowledge—despite Herculean efforts to obtain it—that some piece of your guitar, no matter how small, was obtained illegally, you lose your guitar forever," Prof. Thomas has written. "Oh, and you'll be fined $250 for that false (or missing) information in your Lacey Act Import Declaration."
source: WSJ
You better know where every single bit of wood and ivory on that classic guitar of yours is from and you better have the papers to prove it, because the E-P-A is G-O-D and environmentalist stormtroopers are in full force under this administration.
From a comment by R. Fine over at Lonely Conservative blog, some insight into what might be inspiring the forces behind this jackbooted thuggery:
Using federal agents [as] political thugs is an impeachable offense. The Gibson CEO is a major GOP donor; the Martin Guitar CEO is a major democrat donor. Both use the same woods – in fact, Martin uses more "endangered" woods than Gibson, and brags about it in their advertising. Yet only Gibson alone was targeted by the federal government. Did you ever think such political thuggery on the part of the federal government this would ever happen in our country? No surprise Obama is a fan of Hugo Chavez.
source: Lonely Conservative
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Take your turning for changing
Before rearranging
Don't you know that it's cold in here
It's been a long time since I've heard from you dear
Let me tell you about the place I live
Four walls and a wooden fence
I get a letter from you every week
You want to tell me that's a recompense
When you're committed there's a hole in the wall
And the boys fill it all
Like the hole in your head
Makes me wish I was dead
Every day I walk in the field
I see the grass and the trees so real
I look up at the sky so blue
I wonder why I never hear from you
But I'm committed
There's a hole in the wall
And the boys fill it all
Like the hole in your head
Makes me wish I was dead
Every day I exercise
In the yard with a big high wall
There's a man with a nice green coat
He gets his pencil and he makes a note
And I'm committed
There's a hole in the wall
And the boys fill it all
Like the hole in your head
Makes me wish I was dead
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No one has ever entered the presidency riding such a powerful wave of love and elation among his supporters as Barack Obama. For many of those who bought into the HOPE and CHANGE campaign, the ascendancy of Obama was no less of an event of supreme delirium and ecstasy than the second coming of Christ.
It's true, Obama has only himself to blame for much of the unrealistic expectations ("a light will shine through that window, a beam of light will come down upon you, you will experience an epiphany … and you will suddenly realize that you must go to the polls and vote for Obama." and "This was the moment when the rise of the oceans began to slow and our planet began to heal") so it's understandable if he didn't live up to all the hype, but far from simple disappointment, it seems that the sentiment from some of Obama's most devoted disciples can now be characterized as something more along the lines of bewilderment, disillusionment and disgust.
From fellow Democrat, Rep. Kucinich, on Obama's launching a war against Qaddafi without any congressional approval, calling it "an impeachable offense."
"President Obama moved forward without Congress approving. He didn't have Congressional authorization, he has gone against the Constitution, and that's got to be said," Kucinich said in an interview with Raw Story. "It's not even disputable, this isn't even a close question. Such an action — that involves putting America's service men and women into harm's way, whether they're in the Air Force or the Navy — is a grave decision that cannot be made by the president alone."
According to Kucinich, Obama's decision "would appear on its face to be an impeachable offense."
source: TPM
Maureen Dowd, NYT op-ed columnist and one-time passionate Obama booster:
Faced with a country keening for reassurance and reinvention, Obama seems at a loss. Regarding his political skills, he turns out to be the odd case of a pragmatist who can't learn from his mistakes and adapt.
Obama's response on Monday to Friday's Standard & Poor's downgrade and to the 22 Navy Seal commandos and 8 other soldiers killed by a Taliban rocket-propelled grenade in Afghanistan was once more too little, too late. It was just like his belated, ineffectual response on the BP oil spill and his reaction to the would-be Christmas Day bomber; it took him three days on vacation in Hawaii to speak about the terrorist incident when the country was scared about national security, and then he spent the next week callously shuttling from the podium to the golf course.
source: NYT
From Drew Westen, a guy who was as high on the HOPE as anyone in attendence at the president's inauguration.
A possibility is that [Obama] is simply not up to the task by virtue of his lack of experience and a character defect that might not have been so debilitating at some other time in history. Those of us who were bewitched by his eloquence on the campaign trail chose to ignore some disquieting aspects of his biography: that he had accomplished very little before he ran for president, having never run a business or a state; that he had a singularly unremarkable career as a law professor, publishing nothing in 12 years at the University of Chicago other than an autobiography; and that, before joining the United States Senate, he had voted "present" (instead of "yea" or "nay") 130 times, sometimes dodging difficult issues.
Perhaps those of us who were so enthralled with the magnificent story he told in "Dreams From My Father" appended a chapter at the end that wasn't there — the chapter in which he resolves his identity and comes to know who he is and what he believes in.
source: NYT
Liberal stalwart, Paul Krugman saying the president has no vision:
But what is true on all of this is that Obama has had no vision. He has not articulated a philosophy. What is Obama's philosophy of government? He wobbles between sounding kind of like a liberal. Then he says, well, the conservatives have some points, too. He concedes the message.
source: ABC News
From Colbert I. King, WaPo opinion writer and big-time supporter of the president:
Is there anyone in the White House with nerve enough to tell Barack Obama that Martha's Vineyard is the last place on earth that the president of the United States should find himself next week?
Don't get me wrong. I don't begrudge the chief executive a little time off from the Oval Office.
But to be leaving town to spend 10 days luxuriating in an affluent, New England summer town when millions of Americans can't find work? To fly off to the Vineyard when the public is losing faith in Washington's ability to fix the nation's economic problems, and with people anxious about their futures?
What is he thinking? It's not as if the Obama family is living in deprivation in Washington.
source: WaPo
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Back down home on the funny farm
It's been ten years that I have been gone
Gotta whole life behind me and a whole life ahead
One of these days I'm gonna end up dead
But not now
One more day on the funny farm
Attention span as short as my hair is long
I'm at the El Royale in the Santa Ann
Give me some meds, I'm a troubled man
Yes I am
I've got a special feeling, Miss Vu
That the one that I've been searching for could be you, Miss Vu
Even all your imperfections are perfect to me
Let me be the mirror to show the reflection of you
And how beautiful you are in my eyes
Lost my mind such a long time past
We had some fun, yes we had a blast
But then I lost the path I was searching for
Throw away the key and lock the door
We're locked down
One more night that I have to kill
Just one more pill of that Vistaril
I've gotta pace this hall just to pass the time
"Excuse me please sir, don't you cross the red line."
Oh no, sir
Under the cuckoo's nest
I laid my head down and got some rest
Code three, let me be
I never would leave if it was up to me
Won't you let me stay one more night
I've got a special feeling, Miss Vu
That the one that I've been searching for could be you, Miss Vu
Even all your imperfections are perfect to me
Let me be the mirror to show the reflection of you
And how beautiful you are in my eyes
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Baseball bat sales are up 6,856% over at Amazon UK.
I'm sure some of the sales are for shop owners and people trying to protect their neighborhoods, but for the rest of you – good luck trying to stop those rubber bullets with your bats, assholes.


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…..as in gender. I know, that was delightfully misleading but it got your attention and I want your attention for about five minutes or however long it takes you to read this rant. And, there's your warning. It's likely to be a little bit of a rant because even though I've slept on it and even though I've polled my vast pool of different-thinking friends and colleagues to make sure that I'm not blowing...Read More


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Question about iRiver U10 Digital Media Player
I have an iriver u 10 and i try to add some new songs to it. When i do the computer says its downloaded but as soon as i get usb out and look through my mp3 it isn't there. Also i delete songs and it never goes away.
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deleted songs would not go and new songs would not show on the database. now i have reintalled the firmware none of the music displays and says 'cannot load the music database'
What program are you using to transfer the songs?
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Try this. Worked for me.
Posted on Mar 17, 2008
SOURCE: i river s 10 not workng
Have you formatted the drive through settings? There is a reset on the side that you can try also. you will need a paper clip to do it though.
Posted on Sep 22, 2008
SOURCE: iriver T10 will not allow me to add songs
The updater that I could find directly via iRiver support did not work, but based on one of the other tips, I googled for the Version 220.127.116.11 updater ([MTP] iriver Firmware Updater for MTP devices).
I recommend that you try the "normal" updater from the website (maybe yours is not an MTP version), and if that can't recognize your player, try the updater from the link above.
Note: The updater seemed to hang at 50% for over 5 minutes... I gave up and unplugged it. Then it asked me if I wanted to upgrade the firmware. "OK," I said. It took a few minutes. The screen went blank. I put in a fresh battery. Turned it on. It works. I was able to use Media player 11 to synch some songs to it.
BTW: It did blow away all the songs on the device, even though I chose "update" instead of "recover".
Posted on Nov 27, 2008
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The video files should be in the video folder instead of the music folder - use Windows Explorer to be sure. If they are not showing up, switch the device's mode to MTP mode and see if the video files show up as available for deletion.
-Tha Mp3 Doctor
Posted on Dec 29, 2008
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Here is what I do when I need to reset - format S10 machine from windows
1. plug the S10 into the computer via the USB key
2. You should see the S10 in Windows Explorer as a portable flash disk
3 Right Click and select format - Warning! all data will be lost if you have not backed up!
4 In the File System drop down list select FAT (the default is FAT32)
5 Click start to format the device.
6 Once the S10 has been formatted unplug it from the computer
7 Turn the S10 on and scroll down to SETTINGS
8 Right click and scroll down to Advanced
9 Right click and scroll down to Format Device
10 Right click and then click OK to confirm
On the same menu as Format Device is Reset All Settings - I recommend you do this as well.
11 Plug the S10 back into the computer
12 When you look at the S10 in Windows Explorer you will see it has created some extra folders
13 drag and drop MP3 music files into the Music folder and away you go!
14 you can create additional folders in the Music folder if you want to organize your music
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About Fran Becque, Ph.D.
Welcome! Chances are good you found this blog by searching for something about fraternities or sororities.
The history of Greek-letter organizations (GLOs) - fraternities and sororities - is one of my great passions. I was the last person anyone would have suspected of joining a sorority in college. I am sure I would have agreed with them, too.
When I made my way to Syracuse University, I saw the houses with the Greek letters that edged Walnut Park, and wished I could tour them. My roommate suggested I sign up for rush (as it was then called, today it's known as recruitment) and go through the house tour round and then drop out of rush. It sounded like a plan. I didn't realize that I would end up pledging.
In this blog I will share the history of GLOs and other topics. I wrote a dissertation on "Coeducation and the History of Women's Fraternities 1867-1902.″ It chronicles the growth of the system and the birth of the National Panhellenic Conference.
My Master's thesis details the history of the fraternity system at Southern Illinois University Carbondale from 1948-1960. The dates are significant ones and the thesis is available on the top menu.
I have done research at the Student Life Archives and have written several histories of University of Illinois fraternity chapters for the Society for the Preservation of Greek Housing.
Other topics having to do with higher education also come into play. P.E.O., a Philanthropic Education Organization, was founded as a collegiate organization. I am a P.E.O. and I like to talk about its history. Colleges with which I have a personal connection - Knox College, Mount Holyoke, Washington and Lee, University of Michigan, Syracuse University, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, to name a few - also find their way into these posts.
Thanks for dropping by! I hope you'll follow my blog. We who enjoy fraternity and sorority history need to stick together. I put together a Pinterest board about fraternity and sorority history. It is at pinterest.com/glohistory/.
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How do I get past Room 125?
I can make it through most of the room and activate the lamp in the middle of the right wall, but I just can't make it to the exit door. it seems as though I should be following that lamp's glow to the top of the room and hitting a lamp in the upper-left corner, but I die every time I try it. Any and all help appreciated. LNCShall - 8 years ago
If you lit the lamp on the middle of the right wall, you are on the right way. Yes, you have to lit one of the lamps on the top left corner, I belive it was the third from left to right. It is somewhat hard to do it, but possible. Just make sure to get to the edge of the light as soon as it stops, so you have time to lit the lamp. After that you should be able to make it to the final door without problems. Raikhen - 8 years ago
As Raikhen stated, you are on the right track, but it takes a bit of caution. This is definitely one of the most difficult lights to activate in the game, as you must be very precise. A good way to get a feel for its location is to approach it with the flashlight shined in that direction. This can be difficult because of all the objects in the way, but take it slow and practice it a few times. Like Raikhen also mentioned, you will want to reach the edge of the light as soon as it comes to a stop, so you have plenty of time ease your way toward it.
Once you've turned on that light, you'll need to follow its beam into the corner and turn on the very upper-left light. This is the final light that you need to activate, but there's another light within reach that you may need to turn off along the way (to prevent the energy bar from overloading). ConsummateGamer - 8 years ago
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Hinata no Ookami, vol. 1, by Misaki Saitoh. Grade: B+
I like Misaki Saitoh's work, and I've mentioned Taimashin and Totsu Gami in this blog before. Then, when Book-Off had their 85 yen sale (all 105 yen manga at 85 yen, or about $0.80 USD), I pretty much went through the whole store (well, the whole shonen manga part of it) looking for stuff to buy. I got 11 books at one time, including the Hatsuka Nezumi series, as well as the 4 available volumes of Hinata no Ookami. Like most of the artists that I like, Saitoh has a very distinctive art style. Because Comic Birz is a seinen (young men's) magazine, her lead male characters tend to be attractive, ala the SMAP model, which is what a lot of Japanese males hope to attain to. They're also highly educated, strong-willed, and extremely irritating to be around. The backgrounds of Saitoh's earlier works, especially Taimashin, had a tendency towards big splashes of black that turned out muddy. Fortunately, she's figured out how to make the backgrounds look better now.
(Inside cover splash page - Hijikata, Souji and the courtesan.)
The full title is "Hinata no Ookami - Shinsengumi Kidan", or "The Wolf in the Sun - A Shinsengumi Romance Tale". When the American Black Ships arrived in Yokohama and forced Japan to open its ports to international trade, it resulted in a major split in the political forces within the country. The two main figurehead leaders were the Emperor and the Shogun. When the Tokugawa shogunate attained power in the 1600's, it relegated the Emperor to strictly a spiritual leadership role. Initially, the reins of power were in the hands of the Shogun, but after a few generations of inbreeding and inept governance, actual power fell to the Shogun's advisers, referred to as the Bakufu. By the 1800's, the Bakufu had also become weak and corrupt. The Bakufu's decision to capitulate to Commodore Perry was seen as both a sign of this weakness, and as an opportunity to overthrown them. Two sides were formed, with the "Loyalists", including Ryouma Sakamoto and Saigo Takamori, working to return power to the Emperor, and Isami Kondo and Toshizo Hijikata forming the Shinsengumi with the intent of giving power back to the Shogun.
(Kondo demonstrates his sword skills.)
Hinata no Ookami revolves around the founding and ultimate downfall of the Shinsengumi. The first chapter has Hijikata encountering a courtesan, and ends with him introducing himself to the readers. From here, the story switches to about 1863, when the Shoganate formed the Roshigumi, made up of masterless samurai from a variety of sword schools in Edo (old Tokyo), and sent them to Kyoto (the capital of Japan at the time) to protect the Shogun from the Loyalists during his visit with the Emperor. The story follows Hijikata on his journey from Edo to Kyoto, his encounters with the leaders Kiyokawa and Kamo Serizawa, and Kiyokawa's plan to stay in Kyoto to serve the Shogun when the Bakufu tried calling them back to Edo. Hijikata was a member of Isami Kondo's school, and as the manga tells it, Kondo was opposed to Kiyokawa's plans. Kondo also ended up getting into a sake drinking match against Kamo Serizawa, of the Serizawa sword school, and Hijikata saves Kondo by drinking the bucket of sake himself (and thus passing out ingloriously).
(Hijikata versus the bucket of sake. The bucket wins.)
Overall, Hinata no Ookami is a historical fictional retelling of one of Japan's key turning points, which ultimately led to the removal of the Shogunate, and the whole Meiji Restoration period. It's entertaining, but not necessarily 100% accurate. Recommended to anyone interested in Japanese history.


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Machine loading is the job of deciding sequence of jobs to be processed on a production equipment or machine. In a typical machine shop there are multiple machine tools such as lathe, drill, milling machine and so on. This shop would typically process or manufacture many different components. Each of these components may be required to be processed on one or more of the machine tools. Also, at a time a number of pieces of a component, called lot quantity, may be manufactured. When a component is taken up for processing on a machine, all the pieces in the lot are processed one after another till the whole lot is processed and after this the complete lot is transferred to another machine for further processing, or moved out of shop-floor as finished components.
The way machine loading is done affects the performance of production work in terms of many key areas such as:
- The total time production lots remain on the shop floor.
- The total work-in-progress (wip) on the shop-floor.
- Lost machine capacity due to waiting for job lots to be processed. This may be measured separately for bottleneck machines and others.
- Meeting of committed delivery commitments.
Loading of the machine in a way that balances all such objectives is is a very complex decision. Many different machine scheduling techniques including sophisticated computer software are available and used in industry.
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- Number of machine used for each job lot
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- Relative weightages or priorities of the management among different machine loading objectives. These have been discussed above.
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Latitude. 28.9508°, Longitude. -81.0056° , Elevation. 7m
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- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Samuel Betts Grant (9.8km)
- Ambrose Hull Grant (10km)
- Thomas Napier Grant (11.3km)
- Joseph Gaunt Grant (11.4km)
- John Bolton Grant (11.6km)
- Geronimo Alvarez Grant (12.7km)
- George F Clark Grant (12.9km)
- Jose Sanchez Grant (13.6km)
- Joseph Bonelly Grant (14.2km)
- Charles Sibbold Grant (14.2km)
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- Pedro Trope Grant (15.5km)
- populated place;
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- Edgewater Junction (8.6km)
- Lake Ashby Shores (11.7km)
- Glencoe (11.9km)
- Samsula (12.6km)
- Alamana (12.7km)
- Mission City (13km)
- Sugar Mill Estates (14.1km)
- Creighton (14.4km)
- Edgewater (14.6km)
- New Smyrna Beach (15.1km)
- Hucomer (15.4km)
- school;
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- New Smyrna Beach Junior High School (13.4km)
- Edgewater Public School (13.7km)
- Read-Patillo Elementary School (14.2km)
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- Samsula Camp (3.8km)
- Massey Ranch (9.1km)
- Daytona Beach Outlet Mall (13.2km)
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- Long Island (6.6km)
- Watson Island (8.5km)
- Rattlesnake Island (9.1km)
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- WJLU-FM (New Smyrna Beach) (9.5km)
- Ashby Lookout Tower (10.7km)
- WCCZ-AM (New Smyrna Beach) (15.1km)
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- Sandy Drain (14.6km)
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- Leffler Airport (15.2km)
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