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The director discovered from the CV, that the youth's academic result is excellent all the way, from the secondary school until the postgraduate research, never has a year he did not score.
The director asked, "Did you obtain any scholarship in school?" and the youth answered "none".
The director asked, " Is it your father pay for your school fees?" the youth answered, my father passed away when I was one year old, it is my mother who paid for my school fees.The director asked, " Where did your mother worked?" the youth answered, my mother worked as cloth cleaner. The director requested the youth to show his hand, the youth showed a pair of hand that is smooth and perfect to the director.
The director asked, " Did you ever help your mother washed the cloth before?" The youth answered, never, my mother always wanted me to study and read more books, furthermore, my mother can wash cloths faster than me.
The director said, I had a request, when you go back today, go and help to clean your mother's hand, and then see me tomorrow morning.
The youth felt that its chance of landing the job is high, when he went back, he happily wanted to clean his mother's hand, his mother feel strange, happy but mixed with fear, she showed her hand to the kid.
The youth cleaned his mother's hand slowly, his tear drop down as he did that. It is first time he found his mother's hand is so wrinkled, and there are so many bruises in her hand. Some bruises incites pains so strong that shiver her mother's body when cleaned with water.
This is the first time the youth realized and experienced that it is this pair of hand that washed the cloth everyday to earn him the school fees, the bruises in the mother's hand is the price that the mother paid for his graduation and academic excellence and probably his future.
After finishing the cleaning of his mother hand, the youth quietly cleaned all remaining clothes for his mother.
That night, mother and sons talked for a very long time.
Next morning, the youth went to the director's office
The director noticed the tear in the youth's eye, asked: " Can you tell you what have you done and learned yesterday in your house?"
The youth answered, " I cleaned my mother's hand, and also finished cleaning all the remaining clothes'
The director asked, " please tell me your feeling."
The youth said, Number 1, I knew what is appreciation, without my mother, there would not the successful me today. Number 2, I knew how to work together with my mother, then only I can realize how difficult and tough to get something done. Number 3, I knew the importance and value of family relationship.
The director said, " This is what I am asking, I want to recruit a person that can appreciate the help of other, a person that knew the suffering of others to get thing done, and a person that would not put money as his only goal in life to be my manager. You are hired.
Later on, this young person worked very hard, and received the respect of his subordinates, every employees worked diligently and in a team, the company's result improved tremendously.
A child who has been protected and habitually given whatever he did, he developed "entitlement mentality" and always put himself first. He is ignorance of his parent's effort. When he started work, he assumed every people must listen to him, and when he became a manager, he would never know how suffering his employee and always blame others. For this kind of people, he can have good result, may be successful for a while, but eventually would not feel sense of achievement, he will grumble and full of hatred and fight for more. If we are this kind of protective parent, did we love the kid or destroy the kid?
You can let your kid lived in a big house, eat a good meal, learn piano, watch a big screen TV. But when you are cutting grass, please let them experienced it. After a meal, let them washed their plate and bowl together with their brothers and sisters. It is not because you do not have money to hire a maid, but it is because you want to love them in a right way. You want them to understand, no matter how rich their parent are, one day their hair will grow gray, same as the mother of that young person. The most important thing is your kid learn how to appreciate the effort and experience the difficulty and learn the ability to work with others to get thing done.
After I read this story it really touch through my heart. How many 10 years people can have? Please do not regret to so something in our lives.


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FWIW on the upper deck issue, I had several conversations with my season ticket rep around the time the policy was changed to limit access to the lower deck. In general, I was complaining that during crowded games bathroom lines downstairs could be a couple of innings long, and the same with concession lines. There had been cases where I went to the upper deck to use the bathroom and buy food, which seemed ridiculous to me.
It had become a common practice to buy an upper deck ticket and watch the game from the concourse. The concourse facilities in the lower deck were not designed to handle that many people.
My season ticket rep told me that this was the number one season ticket holder complaint for the last couple of years, and they were going to address it. The policy was changed shortly after.
I have no problem with everyone having access to the lower deck. But the open design of the concourse encourages people to hang out and watch the game, which is somewhat unique to USCF. If they leave it open to everyone, they need to increase the facilities downstairs, or figure out a way to encourage people not to hang out and watch the entire game down there. People sneaking into the seats isn't the real problem. People paying more money to sit downstairs and not having access to what they paid for is.
Maybe that says something about that upper deck, if people are willing to stand in crowded concourse, rather than sitting in a seat to watch a game.
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So the $5 question - even if Eastern Catholics aren't "really Orthodox", is it possible to learn the "basics" of Orthodoxy through them, if you're not yet ready to take the big step of conversion? Because I'm not - yet!
So what I was thinking is, I'll officially switch to the Byzantine Rite, and stick with it for *at least* a year before making any sudden moves - and meantime, learn as much as I can about Eastern Orthodoxy from where I am, and really try to practice it as best I can.
I'm also fairly new to Eastern Christianity. For the past @ 5 years I have been attending, and participating more and more in, the Byzantine Catholic Church. (In fact, I got married there last year! )I'm still officially a Catholic of the Latin Rite. And there are many things I love about the Church and Rite I grew up in.
Over the past several years, though, I've found myself drawn more and more to Eastern Christianity and thought that in the Byzantine Church I had found the perfect setup: Eastern Orthodoxy in Communion with Rome! Wow, what a concept! However, I'm doing more reading and studying and am coming to the embarrassing realization that most (if not all) Eastern Orthodox do not agree with that "setup"!
But - for all its flaws and problems, I still love the Byzantine church I attend, and I'd hate to leave it. Theology is important to me, but so are people, if you know what I mean.
So the $5 question - even if Eastern Catholics aren't "really Orthodox", is it possible to learn the "basics" of Orthodoxy through them, if you're not yet ready to take the big step of conversion? Because I'm not - yet!
Really the switch is more for demographics in book-keeping. If a man wanted to be ordained to Holy Orders in the Ruthenian Byzantine Catholic Church he'd have to be noted in the census of that sui juris church. However a Latin Rite priest can rather easily be permitted to serve the Byzantine Rite Liturgicon as well. I know several Latin-Rite priests who are pastors of Ruthenian Byzantine Catholic parishes.
Most Greek Catholics I know have never heard of this internet phenomenon of "Orthodox in Union with Rome."
What did St. John Chrysostom say about the importance of correct theology?
The liturgics are almost the same. So if and when you would attend an Eastern Orthodox parish you probably would feel right at home.
I know several Latin-Rite priests who are pastors of Ruthenian Byzantine Catholic parishes.
Technically a bi-ritual priest of the Latin Church cannot be pastor of an Eastern Catholic parish. Pastors must be clerics of the same sui iuris Church as the parish.
Forgive me if this has been answered elsewhere, why not? Isn't a Latin-Rite Ordination valid across the Catholic realm and vice versa?
I think it's valid if he's just filling in or assisting, but if he becomes the pastor he should switch to the same rite.
Same with the Pope - I believe Eastern rite Catholics have been elected Pope but as soon as they do so they must switch to the Roman rite, because they're now primarily the Bishop of Rome.
I would have believed that a Catholic Priest, whether Latin or Byzantine, can perform services anywhere in the Catholic realm?
Sure, a married Byzantine Catholic Priest may not perform a Latin Rite Mass; How about an unmarried Byzantine Rite Priest?
I've also attended a breathtakingly beautiful Liturgy at a Russian Catholic parish which felt like heaven. So how important are my feelings when deciding "which church is right"?
Lemko-Rusyn could you please tell us what this means in English Faith: Православно-католицька віра нашых вітцівJurisdiction: Русиньска ґрекокатолицька церьков свого права while some of us can read this most of the posters at oc.net can not. I am not singling you out but rather it would be interesting for posters to know what the faith and jurisdiction you wrote is in English. Thank you! Username! section moderator.
Uh... no. That has never happened. Which sort of puts to rest the whole "sui juris" nonsense in regards to Rome and her 22 fair-haird stepchildren..
Quote from: Heracleides on Yesterday at 01:06:54 AMUh... no. That has never happened. Which sort of puts to rest the whole "sui juris" nonsense in regards to Rome and her 22 fair-haird stepchildren.
Uh...yes, that has happened.10 popes were Greek and 6 popes were Syrian. Of those, 4 of the Greeks and 5 of the Syrians served after the reign of St. Constantine the Great when the different patriarchates and liturgical rites were firmly established.Fr. Deacon Lance
From the Catholic POV, Eastern Catholics have always existed. Some went into schism, the Maronites and Italo-Greeks never did. What do you think Catholics consider the Eastern Churches were before the schism? If you mean to say that since the schism of 1054 there have been no Eastern Catholic popes you are correct, although it was close in the conclave that elected Blessed John XXIII, the Armenian Catholic patriarch was second in votes.Fr. Deacon Lance
No semantics, just what Catholics believe. It is your attitude that is pointless. Before the schisms, Catholics consider that the Eastern Churches were Catholic Churches. Therefore, when Greeks and Syrians were elected Bishop of Rome, Eastern Catholics became Pope. And history shows they did indeed adopt the Roman Rite. I thought you post was condescending and snide to theistgal who was correct historically, at least from the Catholic POV, and since she is Catholic she is entitled to that POV.
Father Deacon Lance is correct here.There were Bishops of Rome who originated in the East. Some if not most were appointed by the Emperors at Constantinople, I believe. Some might have migrated to the city and "incardinated" into the Roman Metropolitan church before their elections. Presumably they did not disturb the ongoing ritual-liturgical practices in the city very much, if at all. One such Bishop of Rome has been claimed (by some) to be the son of Patriarch Photios of Constantinople.There were many other eastern clerics that rose to high positions in other cities west of the Adriatic, Irenaeus of Lyons being a very early example, Theodore of Tarsus (Abp Canterbury, 7th century) being a much later example.This kind (the Greeks and Syrians) did not appear in the second millennium. Basilios Cardinal Bessarion had the best shot at securing the Papal office for hundreds of years, but he was not ultimately chosen.The concept of a Sui Iuris church is anachronistic whenever applied to these cases though. The church did not use this term or concept in east or west. There were simply the patriarchates and other possible autocephalic churches, like Cyprus. Vertical local organizations, not horizontal and overlapping.It appears to me that these local Metropolitan churches in east and west sometimes did have more than one liturgical rite depending upon local circumstances. These were not "Sui Iuris" churches, they were simply different rites.
Sui iuris is a Latin term coined in the CCEO that translated into Greek would be autonomous. As Hesychios states the term was not used, but certainly the deliniation of jurisdiction existed. Everyone belonged to one of the patriarchates, except the Archdiocese of Cyprus. 5 Greeks and 5 Syrians who would have been raised in and used the Byzantine Rite (possibly the Syrian rite) as well as belonging to different patriarchates than Rome (except for those Greeks from Sicily and Calabria which while using the Byzantine Rite were part of the jurisdiction of the Rome) were elected as Bishop of Rome. I am at a loss as to what you want me to call them. Certainly they were not Uniates, as such did not exist, and nobody is saying they were. But they were Eastern and they were Catholic.
There is no such thing as "Orthodox in communion with Rome". One is either Orthodox or they are in communion with Rome. I wish this phrase was as taboo as the "U" word. I also wish the Greek Catholics would stop using this phrase. The example of St. Elias UGCC in Brampton Ontario always comes up. They may be the "epitome" of Orthodox practice and ritual, but they are no more Orthodox than the Irish Roman Catholic church down the street from me.I think too many Greek Catholics want to be "just like" the Orthodox, but they don't have the grapes to actually become Orthodox, and would just go RC if the Greek Catholic churches suddenly ceased to exist. The whole issue is personal with me as I was Greek Catholic and I finally left and came home to the true faith, Holy Orthodoxy!
Sui iuris is a Latin term coined in the CCEO that translated into Greek would be autonomous. As Hesychios states the term was not used, but certainly the deliniation of jurisdiction existed. Everyone belonged to one of the patriarchates, except the Archdiocese of Cyprus. 5 Greeks and 5 Syrians who would have been raised in and used the Byzantine Rite (possibly the Syrian rite) as well as belonging to different patriarchates than Rome (except for those Greeks from Sicily and Calabria which while using the Byzantine Rite were part of the jurisdiction of the Rome) were elected as Bishop of Rome. I am at a loss as to what you want me to call them. Certainly they were not Uniates, as such did not exist, and nobody is saying they were. But they were Eastern and they were Catholic. In answer to your question they would have been from the Patriarchates of Rome, Constantinople, Antioch, and Jerusalem. For the Greeks: St. Zozimus was a Greek of unknown origin. Theodore I was a Greek from Palestine. John VI was from Greece. John VII was a Calabrian Greek whose father was a Byzantine Official sent to Rome. St. Zachary was a Calabrian Greek. For the Syrians: John V, Sergius I, Sisinnius, Constantine, and Gregory III, whose support of the Iconophiles caused Emperor Leo to move Sicily and Calabria to the jurisdiction of Constantinople.
I find NO evidence whatsoever (except your claim above) that these ethnic Greeks and Syrians ever served in the episcopates of any church but that of Rome, despite their ancestry. With half of mainland Greece (which did not exist) under Rome until the schism this argument only clouds the issue, sidestepping it. Only Calabria might qualify, but only during a very short period under Constantinople until it's return to Rome's control- and this is an "if". Try again, deacon.
What is now Mainland Greece was a papal state before 1054?
A large part of western (future) Hellas was under Rome, yes. Not as a 'papal state'
- those were only 10 provinces in Italy (dioceses around Rome until cut down to Vatican city in 1870).
Yes, you can.Like lots of people and I'm sure a good number here - Fr Anastasios for example - I got started by visiting Greek Catholic churches.The first Byzantine Liturgy I ever went to was 23 years ago at a little Ukrainian Catholic church with a beautiful wooden iconostasis and an old Ukrainian-born priest.What you're doing I started doing 16 years ago with the Ruthenians, also the jurisdiction Fr Anastasios passed through.I last visited that local church three years ago after their old cantor, who introduced me to his and the Russian church-music traditions and through that to Slavic languages, died. Went to the funeral.The current priest and I are friends. He often comes round to the church in the same neighbourhood (the Orthodox church is a 1913 split from his) where I sing Vespers on Saturdays, and sometimes stands by the kliros and sings with me. Afterwards, he, the Orthodox priests and I sometimes go out to dinner.Lots of wonderful people, obviously the cousins of the OCA and ACROD folk.Depending on where you go you can learn a lot about Orthodoxy. Fr Anastasios' old church was like that: a Rome-trained priest keen on doing everything correctly so per Rome's instructions no latinisations. Very 'Orthodox in communion with Rome'.But there really is no such thing as 'Orthodoxy in communion with Rome' which is no knock on Rome; it just is.It can be very close indeed but it's not the same.Most Greek Catholics don't identify as that.I don't knock the sincerity of the people, usually born Romans or converts, who believe and practise that. If the Greek Catholic churches were taken away a lot of them would 'dox.For some it's not a matter of lacking grapes. Some on principle don't to break with Rome; others, born RCs for example, have emotional ties.But most of the ethnic rank and file would go Roman. Many now do!Greek Catholicism for the most part is just like modern RC in its thinking and feeling. (There are some Eastern externals.)Which is how most of its people want it.
Where did I say they served as bishops in their respective patriarchtes? But your illustration is a good example. Thessalonika was part of the Patriarchate of Rome but was always liturgically Byzantine.
If Eastern Catholic is to "anachronistic" how about this: Chrisitians of Greek and Syrian ethnicity who were not originally practioners of the Roman Rite were elected Pope of Rome.
I appreciate your sensible and well-thought-out reply, and thanks for sharing your experience!I do sense that becoming Byzantine Catholic (ok, Greek Catholic, there, I said it!!! ) would be a "way station" on the way to ... what? Orthodoxy? or back to RC? At this point I don't really know, but I do know I have to "move or die"! I only recently returned to faith in God after a bout with atheism, so I'm hesitant to make a big jump out of a church which has, after all, given me what little knowledge about God I do have. If I can follow my Eastern desires and still be loyal to that church, that's a big deal to me right now.
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Off to the market for meats and cheese we stop at our friend's warehouse for a tasting and impromptu lesson on cured meats and aged cheeses. Taste the difference between Grana Padano and Parmesano Reggiano, aged vs. fresh pecorino (sheep's milk cheese) and different local charcuterie.
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This potato ishtoo is one of my favourites to go along with puttu, appam and idiappam. Cinnamon and cloves gives this ishtoo an aromatic flavour and Coconut milk enriches it.
2 big - Potatoes, quartered
1/2 of a medium size -Onion, chopped
2 - Jalapeno chili pepper Or 4 - green chili, slit in center
1 to 2 inch piece - Ginger, chopped
1 medium size - Tomato, chopped
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- Make second extraction with same ground coconut. Pour 1.5 cup water and make second extraction.
- Make a third extraction with 1.5 cup water.
With one whole coconut, you will get a very rich gravy. You can use half of one whole coconut too for the above ingredient proportion. Use less water in extraction.
2) Heat little oil in a sauce pan, add cinnamon, cloves and curry leaves to the pan. Add onion, saute till onions become soft. Then add chili and ginger.
3 ) Pour the 3rd extracted coconut milk. Add potato, salt to taste and cook till potato is fully cooked. Don't over cook the potatoes.
4 ) Add tomato and the 2nd extracted milk. Bring to a boil and simmer. Adjust salt to taste. Add boiled eggs and simmer for 2 minutes.
Finally add the thick 1st extracted coconut milk and take off the stove. Garnish with some onions fried to light brown color.
Serve with Appam, idiappam, puttu or neipathiri.
- If the gravy is watery when using half of a coconut, then mix little rice flour in water and add to the gravy. This will thicken the gravy.
- Mixed vegetable ishtoo / stew also can be made in the same manner, cooking other vegetables( peas, carrot, french beans ) along with potato.
- You can use canned coconut milk instead of extracting coconut milk. You will need one can of coconut milk. Dilute half of the coconut milk with water and use as 2nd extract. Use thick coconut milk as 1 st extract.Cook vegetables in water.


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Two loft apartments in SoHo, N.Y. and a Vermont retreat with mountain views are two properties in the running for WSJ House of the Week. Stefanos Chen unveils the winner on Lunch Break. Photo: Grand Estates Auction Company/Michael Cordell.
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Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - Robert and Zdenek RAW - CZECH UP
Robert and Zdenek RAW - CZECH UP
Zdenek Bodbaba came in for a Czech Up with Dr Robert Drtina. Robert gets right to work, asking Zdenek to take off his shirt, so that he can examine his chest. Then he turns him around and bends him over and checks his back. Zdenek then takes off his shoes and Robert checks the feet. When Zdenek removes his shorts we see that he has no underwear and Robert does a quick examination of that lovely ass. Zdenek climbs onto the examination chair, resting his legs on the supports, and covering his cock and balls with his hands. Robert tells him to remove them and starts to feel the balls and cock. Robert asks if Zdenek likes it and when he answers in the affirmative Robert informs him that he can make that cock feel even better. He takes hold of it and starts to wank. Then he bends over and begins to suck on the cock, which gets rock hard. Robert's mouth is wrapped tight around the cock as he sucks on the head. As his cock is being sucked Zdenek reaches under and feels his hot hole. Robert then moves and strips off, exposing a hard cock, which is at just the right level for Zdenek to suck on as he wanks himself. Robert is so horny after being sucked that he wants to feel some cock in his ass. So they move, and Robert is on the chair, legs spread, with Zdenek's throbbing cock deep in his ass. He pounds that hole, deep and hard. Robert loves the feeling and his own dick stays rock hard. They move, so that Robert is bent over with Zdenek still fucking him, stretching his ass so well. Soon Zdenek needs to cum and sits on the chair wanking himself to a lovely climax. Robert then wanks himself and shoots his own cum onto Zdenek. After all that hot sex they share a kiss to finish everything off very nicely.
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We are in the middle of a very important election campaign in the Czech Republic that is running in stealth mode. I hardly see any news regarding the election. But as always, I'll keep you informed to developments.
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The organization works in three sectors: standardization (ITU-T), radiocommunication (ITU-R) and development (ITU-D). As a rule, Finland is represented in the ITU meetings by the Finnish Communications Regulatory Authority. The Permanent Mission cooperates with ITU mainly in issues related to financial matters or political
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ITU plays a significant role in the World Summit on the Information Society WSIS process, which promotes the use of information and communications technologies as part of global social and economic development. WSIS places emphasis on the needs of the developing countries and the possibilities of technology in supporting the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). Finland has actively participated in the process in which the commitments made in the summits of 2003 and 2005 are currently being implemented. In connection with the World Telecommunication and Information Society Day, held annually in May, ITU coordinates the WSIS implementation. The regular sessions of the Commission on Science and Technology for Development CSTD also convene in Geneva in May.
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CERN was founded in 1954 to serve as the international research centre for particle physics. The organization sits astride the Franco-Swiss border in the outskirts of Geneva. Its mission is to study the fundamental constituents of matter even though it is also known as the birthplace of various inventions, the Internet among others. CERN´s largest undertaking, LHC, the Large Hadron Collider, was inaugurated in October 2008. Finland´s relations with CERN are coordinated by TEKES. Contact person for CERN related industrial matters are:


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Ouch. My 30-day test of The Secret is over, and now I know the secret of the universe: Taking advice from bestsellers can leave you worse off instead of better.
Yes, I knew when I started the test that the premise of Rhonda Byrne's bestseller was scientifically "preposterous," as Jerry Adler put it in his brilliant expose of the book in the March 5 issue of Newsweek. But One-Minute Book Reviews is the blog that gives out the annual Delete Key Awards for the year's worst writing in books. https://oneminutebookreviews.wordpress.com/2007/03/15/. And The Secret seemed like such an obvious frontrunner that I thought: Shouldn't I at least try its techniques before giving it a booby prize? How often do I have a chance to road-test the advice in a Delete Key contender? It's not as though I can turn myself into a Danielle Steel heroine and do what she does to get men to give her jewelry and take her on Mediterranean cruises, which would require shaving at least a decade off my age and more off my dignity.
So on May 2, I began a one-month trial of the premise of The Secret: You can have anything you want by tapping into a "law of attraction" in the Universe (always spelled with a capital U). Byrne says that Universe will "manifest" your desire as long as you know exactly what you want. Part of the beauty of the "law of attraction," Byrne says, is that you don't actually have to work to achieve your desire: You just have to visualize it act as though you already have it. No order is too tall for the Universe to fill. "It is as easy to manifest one dollar as one million dollars," Byrne writes.
That's why I asked the Universe for a one-million-dollar advance for my next novel or for a movie or paperback deal for one of my earlier books. Given Byrne's claims, this had to be a much fairer request than many that readers of The Secret were making, because the Universe could fill in so many ways it. I wasn't one of those people asking for a vintage Mercedes that hadn't rolled out of a plant since the Eisenhower administration. There were hundreds of publishers who had my agent's telephone number. (My agent represented the most recent winner of the National Book Award for nonfiction! Those publishers had to be practically hacking into her voice mail to find out what she had to sell!) There were probably even more filmmakers who know how to get her number. Some of those producers had to be desperate for romantic comedies that could serve as star vehicles for actresses who were just coming out rehab and needed to make a comeback fast.
I was also willing to be fair to the Universe and cut it a little slack if it was overwhelmed in by all the requests from people who bought The Secret. As Byrne advised, I visualized the million-dollar check. But I decided I would give the Universe credit if, say, a flush publisher or producer had invited my agent to lunch to talk about me. (As Gay Talese once said, New York is about lunch.) My theory was: I could assign credit based on how good the lunch venue was – say, a few thousand for the Four Seasons and under $25 for Burger Heaven. I also decided to give the Universe some credit if the sales of one of my novels spiked on Amazon, suggesting that producers were buying it by the carton to ship to those actresses in rehab.
So what happened? Here are the results:
1. Not only did I not get the million dollars, I had what may have been, financially, my worst month in years. I can't even tell you how bad it was, because a lot of sites for writers link to One-Minute Book Reviews, and some of their visitors might quit writing forever if I did.
2. Apart from not handing over the one million, the Universe hit me with bizarre and unexpected expenses, which made the month even more of a disaster. For example, I had to file a Freedom of Information Act request for a few records I needed. Journalists do this all the time, but I hadn't done it before. So I didn't realize that you had to pay for documents you wanted, which in my case amounted to no more than five or six pieces of paper, none classified or top-secret. Just a routine request. For this the U.S. government charged me $158. Memo to journalists who plan to do this in the future: They don't call it the Freedom of Information Act because it's free.
3. As for the publishers and filmmakers: Here's a tip for any writers who may be thinking of doing their own test of The Secret. Do not try this test during a month when publishers are getting ready for, going to or recovering from hangovers acquired at the year's biggest trade show, BookExpo America. You're cooked if Tina Brown is promoting a new book on Princess Diana when you're trying to get the Universe to notice you.
4. My novels didn't budge in the Amazon rankings, but The Accidental Bride did get a really nice mention on a books-of-the-week list at the Bensenville Community Public Library in Bensenville, Illinois, which is featuring books about "brides, bridesmaids, wedding planners, and everyone's favorite, bridezillas." Bless you, Bensenville.
5. I got a great idea for a soccer-novel series that could be written by a writer friend who coaches youth soccer if only he'd give up his other work. This wouldn't make money for me could make millions for him. I told my friend about my idea, and he sent me an e-mail message headed, "Are you mad?" I'm still hoping he'll see the genius of it. When his millions start rolling in, maybe he'll take me to lunch to thank me.
Finally, I did get some great links from bloggers about my posts on The Secret and other books. Thank you! A book typically takes at least eight or nine months to reach stores after an author turns in a manuscript. So you can be sure that none of bestsellers and other books I've written about have achieved their success because their authors tapped into a wacko "law of attraction." Except, of course, for The Secret.
You can also follow Janice Harayda on Twitter at www.twitter.com/janiceharayda.
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Hi everyone,
I'm sure there must be a wealth of drawing talent here on our forum, so let me pose my problem and hope that someone can come up with the goods.
I want to CNC machine 3D trophy for Club Nova UK.
I have the facility to machine 2.5D and 3D single or double sided models.
What I require is a 3D drawing of a NOVA / STERLING from a CAD program in either STL or DXF file format for loading into my CAM program to compute machining paths.
I have no problem with the CAM but can't draw for toffee, so need the initial CAD drawing of a Nova. Just the overall body shape would be good, some detail to bodywork or underside would be a bonus !
If you have a STL or DXF file or can create one, please let me know.
Many thanks,
Mike T.
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text: Manager's Corner October 4, 2013 06:13 AM Tweet TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Top Producer Editors Email Managerial Accounting Workshop in February Few farmers understand the cost structures and strategic decisions that differentiate successful farms from those struggling financially. "Most real successful operations thrive due to the accumulation of a lot of small changes that make a big impact to the whole," explains Danny Klinefelter, Texas A&M University professor and Extension economist. "But you need to be able to understand and analyze your details. Traditional accounting methods don't allow you to do this." To help farmers dive deep into their numbers and determine which entities within their business are or are not carrying their weight, Top Producer is teaming up with Texas A&M University to host a Managerial Accounting workshop, which will be held Feb. 24-25 in Dallas, Texas. Managerial accounting is designed to break out the costs and returns of different segments of a business. Farm Business Consultant Dick Wittman will lead farmers through the two-day course, helping connect the dots between financial analysis and strategic decision making. Workshop participants will go beyond financial reporting requirements and learn the newest guidelines developed by the Farm Financial Standards Council. This means everyone will be speaking the same language and terminology, from the farmer to the accountant to the lender, says Klinefelter. For farmers who plan to attend, Klinefelter says to consider bringing others involved in the operation, such as your production managers and chief financial officer. Contact Klinefelter at (979) 845-7171 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information and to register. familiar with the new initiatives and guide "They will get hands-on access to training and implementation strategies necessary to adopt managerial accounting and leave with an improved understanding of the correlation between strategic goal setting and decision making." What's Your Field Office Look Like? Top Producer is looking for the best tractor and combine cabs that have been converted to an office during harvest. Have you installed an iPad or tablet mount? Do you keep a wireless keyboard in the cab? Have you tinted the windows to minimize the glare on the screen? Show us your office on-the-go and we'll feature it in our online gallery. Just snap a photo or a short video explaining how you've retrofitted your cab. Then upload them at www.agweb.com/topproducer/field_office.aspx. Steve Irsik, Ingalls, Kan. 2005 Top Producer of the Year We're unlocking the mystery and getting inside the heads of Top Producer of the Year winners with the hopes that you'll pick up a couple tips to incorporate on your own farm. We asked Steve Irsik, the 2005 winner, what he knows now that he wishes he knew 30 years ago. Steps for executing your dream: 1) Dream or develop a vision for what you wish to do. 2) Develop a plan to execute your vision. 3) Execute on the plan. 4) Finally, and this might be the most important part, be brave. I emphasize bravery because most will say what you are trying to do cannot be done, that is not the way we do things, you will be broke in six months, etc. Many things will stand in your way, but be smart, look, listen, join in activities of all types and develop your network of peers and mentors. Every community has mentors. It could be your mother, father or uncle. Look for the gray-haired person who will help you. There are many opportunities in agriculture—I think more than when I started 40 years ago. Opportunities don't necessarily need to be the traditional thing. Get out of the box, and look and study what new opportunities might exist. Blown Away Wind energy is forecast to provide $1.2 billion in new income for farmers and rural landowners by 2020, as well as 800,000 new jobs, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists. Some of the best wind resources are found on agricultural land, and farmers can make up to $5,000 per installed turbine annually, while continuing to grow crops and graze livestock on the land surrounding the turbines. IBM recently launched a new Hybrid Renewable Energy Forecaster (HyRef), which can monitor and analyze data on wind speed, direction and temperature. It can also help forecast the performance of turbines and estimate the amount of energy it will produce in a given time frame, greatly improving overall efficiency and efficacy. The HyRef can also predict strong winds that can damage crops. Better Scientific Debate More scientists are engaging in debates based on bad science. For example, the Golden Rice debate generated reactions from researchers, including a 5,000-signature petition published on Change.org. As CropLife America CEO Jay Vroom notes, the media's reaction to Golden Rice, "which truly has no direct commercial interest and was donated to the developing world by Syngenta," brings more varying perspectives to the on-going GMO debate. + Head to the Web Get more information from your favorite articles at TopProducer-Online.com. Discover Washington's Palouse After reading about Read Smith's business ventures on page 18, take a closer look at the one-of-a-kind agriculture production region in a photo essay about the Palouse. Check it out at www.TopProducer-Online.com/The_Palouse. Indemnity Revenue Estimator Chris Barron designed a tool to help you better understand what your insurance payment could be with different yield and price scenarios. Download the spreadsheet at: www.TopProducer-Online.com/Indemnity_Estimator. Farming 2025: How Will Farmers Use All That Data? Technology companies and agribusinesses are developing solutions to help farmers manage the increasing number of data points associated with farming. Check out some of these early solutions at www.TopProducer-Online.com/Farming_2025. Three things you must check out this month 1. Plan to Apply: Are you innovative? Do you have sound business practices? Apply to be the next Top Producer of the Year. 2. Leave a Legacy: You've worked hard to build your farm; now, preserve it. Check out the schedule of workshops. 3. Register for EWA: Registration is open for the 3rd Executive Women in Agriculture conference. Register today! Back to news


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2010-2011: Outdoors, helped qualify 4x800m relay for IC4As … Competed in 800m at Heps … Finished sixth in 800m at Harvard-Yale … Capped off indoor season with All-East honors for distance medley relay and PR of 1:52.27 in 800m at indoor IC4As to run 11th fastest time on Yale indoor all-time list … Helped distance medley relay finish second at indoor Heps, earning All-Ivy Honors, and running seventh-fastest time on Yale indoor all-time list … Won 500m at Giegengack Invitational.
2009-2010: Competed in 800m at outdoor Heps … Ran season best of 1:53.46 at Harvard-Yale … Indoors, competed in 800m and helped distance medley relay end on season best at Heps, also IC4As in both events … Winner of 800m at Dartmouth-Columbia and 1000m at season opener.
High School: Won the Mt. Sac Invitational in the 800m and was a California Southern Section Masters Meet Qualifier in the 800m.
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semaru_baka wrote:What's happening to FSN?
My thoughts exactly.
Warriors are now 3/21.
Moderators: Mr. Crackerz, JREED, Guybrush, 32
tkono wrote:KNBR came in in Southern California!!!!!!
However it was just in time to learn that the Warriors were down 21 with Tim Roye saying "If we go on a 10-0 run, the Warriors will be back in it". I thought "uh-oh" and changed the station...
Joy turned to stomach churning sickness in a matter of seconds....


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Production of the Mustang began in Dearborn, Michigan on March 9, 1964 and the car was introduced to the general public on April 17, 1964 at the New York World's Fair. It is Ford's 3rd oldest nameplate presently in production. Initial sales projections forecasted less than 100,000 systems for the first year. This mark was surpassed in 3 months from rollout. Another 318,000 would be sold throughout the design year (a record), and in its very first eighteen months, more than one million Mustangs were developed.
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The 1973 OPEC oil embargo brought with it more stringent pollution laws and the desire for fuel-efficiency. This was also the first time in automobile history that the Huge 3 were needing to compete with imports. The brand-new Mustang II was smaller than the first version however, due to the added equipment required to satisfy brand-new US emission and security policies, was much heavier than the very first model. Efficiency was lowered and in the first year only 385,993 cars were sold.
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Faculty Handbook
SECTION 1. purpose
The Connecticut State University System reaffirms and emphasizes its commitment to maintain a workplace and educational environment free from sexual and other forms of illegal harassment. Sexual and other harassment is reprehensible and subverts the mission of the university and will not be tolerated at the Connecticut State University System. It threatens the careers of employees, faculty and staff, and the educational experience of our students. The purpose of this policy is to prevent sexual harassment and to offer students and employees who believe they have been sexually harassed a means to redress any such claim with the goal of ending the harassment and providing an environment conducive to learning and working. Retaliation against an individual who complains about sexual harassment or who cooperates with an investigation of a complaint is unlawful and, if found to have occurred, will not be tolerated.
Sexual harassment is prohibited by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 46a-60 of the General Statutes of Connecticut and University policy. Harassment based on other protected classes covered by state or federal law is also prohibited. It is the intention of the CSU to take whatever appropriate action may be needed to prevent, correct, and if necessary, discipline behavior that violates this policy.
All members of the CSU community shall conduct themselves in an appropriate manner with concern, dignity and respect for others. The CSU community includes students, employees, and non-employees when they conduct business on CSU property. Sexual and other illegal harassment may occur between staff and staff, staff and student, student and student. Complaints of sexual and other illegal harassment within the Connecticut State University System will be taken seriously and investigated. Any member of the CSU community who violates this policy is subject to the full range of disciplinary action. While there is a difference between illegal conduct and unprofessional or inappropriate conduct in the CSU community sexual or other harassment in some instances need not be intentional to violate this policy. In the event of a charge of sexual harassment, a defense based upon consent will be given little weight when the facts establish an employee/student or supervisor/employee relationship existed. Since any significant power differential between members of the CSU community makes voluntary consent questionable, members of the faculty and staff are expected to be aware of their professional responsibilities and avoid apparent or actual conflict of interest.
An individual with a complaint concerning sexual harassment has a right to be heard. By means of these procedures, the CSU ensures an opportunity for an individual (Complainant), without fear of retaliation, to express a complaint and to seek a prompt and equitable resolution while protecting the rights of the person against whom the complaint has been filed (Respondent). These procedures shall be available to any person who, at the time of the act complained of, was an employee, student, or applicant for employment or admission to the Connecticut State University System.
"Any unwelcome sexual advance or requests for sexual favors or any conduct of a sexual nature when (1) submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual's employment, (2) submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis for employment decisions affecting such individual, or (3) such conduct has the purpose or effect of substantially interfering with an individual's work or academic performance or creating an intimidating, hostile, or offensive working or environment". In an academic setting sexual harassment would also include any unwelcome sexual advances or requests for sexual favors or any conduct of a sexual nature when submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual might affect academic or personal decisions that are subject to the influence of the person making the proposal.
The law currently recognizes two various forms of sexual or other harassment:
1. Quid Pro Quo.
Unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature when:
a. Submission to such conduct is made either explicitly or implicitly a term or condition of an individual's academic work or employment; or
b. Submission to or rejection of such conduct by an individual is used as the basis of employment or academic decisions affecting such individuals; and
2. Hostile Environment
a. Such contact affects or interferes with an individual's work or academic performance or creates an intimidating, hostile or offensive academic or working environment. Hostile environment sexual harassment involves speech or conduct that is directed at someone because of their gender and/or is conduct of a sexual nature. Such speech or conduct includes, but is not limited to, unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors and other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature.
b. Such speech or conduct is reasonably regarded as offensive and substantially impairs the academic or work opportunity of students, colleagues or co-workers. This policy shall not be interpreted so as to constitute interference with academic freedom.
3. Gender Harassment.
Gender harassment is a form of sexual harassment, which consists of discriminatory behavior towards an individual based on gender. It includes the use of sexist language, illustrations, examples and gestures that demonstrate discriminatory behavior. Sexually related conduct forms the basis of a sexual harassment claim if a reasonable person of the same gender would consider the actions sufficient to interfere unreasonably with the academic and/or employment performance of the Complainant.
4. Other Harassment.
Harassment against any other protected class member covered by state or federal law.
While it is not possible to list all conduct which may constitute sexual harassment, the following are some examples of conduct which may constitute sexual harassment depending upon the totality of the circumstances, including the severity of the conduct and its pervasiveness. Examples of sexual harassment may include but are not limited to:
The Connecticut State University System is committed to take corrective action when it becomes aware of a problem involving sexual or other harassment. Individuals who feel that they have been subjected to any instance of sexual or other harassment or instances of a pattern of sexual or other harassment are strongly encouraged to come forward with complaints regarding sexual harassment and to seek assistance from CSU officials. The CSU cannot insure confidentiality upon receipt of a complaint of sexual harassment; however, dissemination of information relating to the case should be limited, in order that the privacy of all individuals involved is safeguarded as fully as possible to the extent permitted by law. The CSU will enforce compliance with the non-retaliation provision of this policy. The CSU may proceed to investigate a complaint without the consent of the individual who originally filed the complaint.
The Connecticut State University System is committed to take reasonable care to prevent and correct any sexually or other harassing behavior or other forms of unlawful discrimination at the System Office and on its four university campuses. Complaints alleging a violation of this policy shall be addressed through established discrimination and sexual harassment procedures at each university. Procedures for the handling of complaints involving claims of discrimination or sexual harassment are available through the Affirmative Action Officer at the university. These procedures will allow for an informal resolution of the complaint. If the informal process is unsuccessful or if the Complainant wishes to bypass the informal process, he/she may file a formal complaint. Complaints should be lodged as soon as possible after the alleged incident, but no later than 180 days after said incident.
Students alleging a violation of this policy may file a sexual or other harassment complaint following established procedures noted in their University's Student Handbook.
Nothing contained in the Policy is intended to deny any member of the Connecticut State University community the right to pursue other avenues of recourse in the event he/she believes that he/she has experienced sexual harassment. Such recourse may include filing charges with a state or federal enforcement agency, or initiating civil or criminal action under state and federal law. Complaints must be filed within 180 days with the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities, 21 Grand Street, Hartford, CT 06106, Telephone 860-477-5737.
This Policy shall be conspicuously posted in the System Office. The System Office and each university shall conform to statutory requirements for posting. In addition, each university shall ensure its dissemination in accordance with established practice. This policy shall appear in the student handbook and faculty handbook and shall be reviewed periodically for compliance with state and federal law.
June 11, 1999
WCSU Contact: Executive Assistant to the President/Chief Diversity Officer


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State Government Records Accessioned
Blueprints. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority: Central Regional Jail, Sutton, 1992-93. 113 sheets. Note: Restricted access. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority. Ar1838acc
Blueprints. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority - Northern Regional Jail. Note: Restricted access. 1992-94. 158 sheets. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority. Ar1838acc
Blueprints. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority: South Central Regional Jail, Charleston, 1992-93. 121 sheets. Note: Restricted access. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority. Ar1838acc
Blueprints. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority - Southern Regional Jail. Note: Restricted access. 1991-94. 134 sheets. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority. Ar1838acc
Blueprints. West Virginia University - Chiller building, 1993. 25 sheets. Alpha Associates, Morgantown. Ar1838acc
Blueprints, specifications. Regional Jail Authority: Huttonsville Correctional Center dormitory, 1992-93. 2 volumes and 24 sheets. Note: Restricted access. Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority. Ar1838acc
Board of Control. Letter regarding opening of State Industrial School for Colored Girls, 1926 February 6. 1 item. Ginny Fitzwater, Charleston. Ar1889
Culture and History. Meetings with Highways about historic bridges, 1987. 1 folder. Culture and History. Ar1890
Culture and History. Original draft of first annual report, 1978. 1 item. Culture and History. Ar1891
Rehabilitation Services. Directors Correspondence, 1987-88. 4 boxes. Rehabilitation Services. Ar1887acc
Specifications. Marshall University - Renovation of Science Building, Phase II, 1991-93. 12 volumes. Abramovitz, Kingland, Schiff, New York, NY. Ar1838acc
Vital Registration. Death certificates, 1956. 69 volumes. Vital Registration. Ar1807acc
West Virginia Historical Society. Minutes, correspondence, annual meeting information and other materials, mostly maintained by past presidents, 1984-94. 1 box. West Virginia Historical Society. Ar1779acc
Manuscripts Accessioned
Capital movement. Letter regarding movement of capital from Charleston to Wheeling (photocopy), 1875 March 7. 1 item. Samuel McColloch, Katy, TX. Ms94-31
Churchill, Sir Winston. Correspondence regarding resolution sponsored by Delegate Joel F. Bedell, Jr., to make Churchill honorary West Virginian, 1963 March-1965 April. 1 folder. Mary B. Stewart on behalf of Bedell family, Charleston. Ms94-22
Civil War Collection. Diary and partial transcription of J. B. Willoughby, member of Ohio unit stationed in West Virginia; short biographical sketches and photographs of Union generals (photocopies), 1862- 65. 4 items. Stephen Campbell, Charleston. Ms94-46
Civil War Collection. Miscellaneous clippings about different units, 1883-1915. 6 items. Transfer from Library. Ms79-18.2:9
Civil War Collection. Muster roll, Company H, 11th WV Infantry, 1865 Feb. 28-April 30. 1 item. Kathleen Rowan, Vienna. Ms79-18
Civilian Conservation Corps Collection. Clippings about Babcock, Hawks Nest, camp assignments, ca. 1939. 3 items. Ralph E. Matz, Chillicothe, OH. Ms85-17acc
Civilian Conservation Corps Collection. Newsletters, scrapbook of Co. 2594 Camp Bowers, Pickens; newsletters of Co. 2589, Camp Black Mountain Marlinton; 1939 June 24-1940 March 30. 40 items. Edward Comer, Winter Park, FL. Ms85-17acc
Conner, Ellis families. Genealogy of Luella Conner Copeland, focusing on Conner and Ellis lines in Greenbrier and Monroe County (carbons), n.d. 1 item. Purchase. Ms94-54
Hoe, R. and Company. Letters from various West Virginia businesses regarding purchasing of saws and printing presses, 1873 February 16 - 1878 July 29. 8 items. Purchase. Ms94-55
Jarvis, Anna. Correspondence between Jarvis and Julia Bennington, ca. 1908-45. 18 items. Glen and Thomas Mealy and Rosemary Mealy Enoch, Port Orange, FL. Ms94-25
Johnson, William S. Collection. Assorted printed campaign materials for state treasurer, letter from Andrew Summers Rowan (subject of "Message to Garcia"), grade promotion card for Erma Young (later Mrs. W. S. Johnson) from Kanawha County schools, 1896, ca. 1916-32. 11 items. Virginia Johnson, Charleston. Ms94-16acc
Kanawha and Pocahontas Railroad Company. Report of the Board of Directors (photocopy), 1899 January 9-1910 October 10. 1 item. Bill Sparkmon, Pratt. Ms94-6
Kanawha Valley. Journal about Kanawha Valley, especially railroad entries (photocopy), 1742-1954. 1 item. Bill Sparkmon, Pratt. Ms94-21
Kelly Axe Manufacturing Company. Correspondence and other materials regarding Charleston business, ca, 1927-86. 1 envelope. Ms. Irene W. Mann, Charleston. Ms94-4
Lewis, Father Clifford and Dr. Maurice Brooks. Correspondence with Cabell-Wayne Historical Society and Brooke County history, 1960s-70s. 2 folders. Historic Preservation Unit. Ms94-23
Lightburn, General Joseph A. J. Articles and other information about his actions in the Kanawha Valley during the Civil War (photocopies), 1865-1994. 1 folder. Mrs. Frances Lightburn Cressman, Jane Lew. Ms94-2
Literary mss. "Doctors Who Practiced in Mason County, West Virginia Prior to 1950" by Lilly Faye Staats Lanham, 1990. 1 item. Lilly Faye Lanham, Pt. Pleasant. Ms94-58
Literary manuscript. "Twenty Four Years of Army Life" by Earl DeVaughn, 1931 April. 1 item. Virginia Benefield, San Antonio, TX. Ms94-20
Receipts. Juror receipt for Thomas H. Finnell and witness receipt for William Loughery, both from the Harrison County Circuit Court, 1867-68. 2 items. Transfer from Library. Ms94-29
Rucker Family. Civil War recollections and discharge of George Rucker, Co. E, 13th WV Infantry; deeds for Kanawha County property, 1910-40; journal of deaths on Wills Creek, Kanawha County, ca. 1848-1919; pamphlet about pension benefits, 1899. 10 items. Rodney L. Smith in memory of Howard W. Smith, Lake City, FL. Ms94-45
USS West Virginia. Documents and other materials about Pat Roney's service, shipboard poetry, 1927-48. 3 items. Kenneth W. Roney, Jacksonville, FL. Ms94-9
West Virginia Education Association, Rumsey B. Marston Collection. Correspondence and clippings of former Cabell County superintendent and secretary of WVEA, 1935-42. 1 folder. Rebecca M. Wilson, Annapolis, MD. Ms94-19
West Virginia Masonic Heritage Day. Materials regarding event and George Wesley Atkinson, former governor and Grand Master of Masons in West Virginia, 1993 August 21. 1 folder. Parker L. B. McCray, Charleston. Ms94-18
Works Projects Administration. Correspondence of state administrator Joseph N. Alderson, 1940 July 1-1941 May 16. 1 folder. Mrs. Kenneth Swope on behalf of family of Joseph Newman Alderson, Lewisburg. Ms94-7
World War I. Materials regarding Sergeant Houghton Robson Abbott, 1917-18. 7 items. Mrs. Stanley Eastman, Charleston. Ms94-33
World War I. Telegram and letter announcing death of Ray Skidmore in France, 1918 Sept. 26-Dec. 25. 2 items. Pearl Skidmore, Fairmont. Ms94-48
Microforms Accessioned
Microfiche. J. H. Rouse's Horrible Massacre at Guyandotte, VA, 1862. 1 item. University Publications of America, Bethesda, MD. Mi94-32
Microfiche. William McConnaughey/Ellen Berry and Descendants, 1988. 9 fiche. Thelma Elliott, Littleton, CO. Mi94-73
Microfilm. Thornton Tayloe Perry Collection of Virginia and West Virginia manuscripts, 1732-1967. 68 rolls and 1 volume. Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, VA. Mi94-1
Photographs Accessioned
Benedum, Claude Worthington Foundation. Exhibit prints and labels for 50th anniversary celebration, ca. 1902-60. 8 items. Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA. Ph94-52
Charleston. B&W of waterfront and levee, ca. late 1950s. 5 items. Ted Elden, Charleston. Ph94-11
Charleston. Sketch of street scene, 1959. 1 item. Margaret J. Karr, Clendenin. Oversized. Ph94-12
Charleston. T. E. Shamblin Produce company on Washington Street West with horse-drawn produce wagons in front (photocopy), ca. 1890s. 1 item. Donald Boggess, Charleston. Ph94-10
Charleston, capitol fire, riverboats. Assorted B&W, ca. 1905-22. 19 items. Maxine F. Poe, South Charleston. Ph94-14
Charleston High School. Band members by DeLuxe Studio (enlarged copy print), 1939-40. 1 item. Thomas Bettinger, Charleston. Ph94-39
Civilian Conservation Corps Collection. B&W of companies 1522, 532, West Virginia scenes, 1935- 37. 79 items. Ralph E. Matz, Chillicothe, OH. Ph85-17acc
Civilian Conservation Corps Collection. B&W of companies 1539, 2593, Camp Greenbrier at Rupert, ca. 1933-40. 6 items. Ms. Bernadene L. Simpson, St. Albans. Ph85-17acc
Floods. Postcard folder of 1913 Wheeling flood; B&W of 1936 Wheeling flood. 30 items. Dr. R. H. Nestman, South Charleston. Ph94-8
Floods, mining camps. B&W of flood on Paint and Cabin Creeks (including Acme, Kayford, Miami, Dacota, Cherokee); tipple and store at Westerly, 1924 June. 11 items. Purchase. Ph94-5
Hutchinson Collection. Albums and prints of Jane E. Hutchinson of Charleston, some scenes of family, trips, Shrine activities, ca. 1920-50. 5 volumes and 1 box. Purchase. Ph94-53
Itmann. Color prints of town taken by Jack Feller, 1991 March 27. 2 items. Jack Feller, Mullens. Ph94-57
Johnson, William S., trains. B&W of State Treasurer, sketches of capitol, view of train on trestle, ca. 1920s. 6 items. Virginia Johnson, Charleston. Ph94-16acc
Kelly Axe Manufacturing Company. B&W of plant, employees, ca. 1905-39. 10 items. Ms. Irene W. Mann, Charleston. Ph94-4
Panoramic. Empire Coal Company, Landgraff, McDowell County by Harry Staley of Harrisburg, VA, 1922 June 6. 1 item. Marion E. Hartman, Lebanon, PA. Oversized. Ph94-37
Panoramic. Wheeling, showing Leatherwood section and Mt. de Chantal, ca. 1920. 1 item. William Reynolds, Baltimore, MD. Oversized. Ph94-41
Photography studio. B&W of Big Sandy floating photograph gallery, D.B. McInturff and Brother, ca. 1885. 1 item. Kern County Museum, Bakersfield, CA. Ph94-74
Pietro, Thoney Construction Company Collection. 19 glassplate negatives and 37 contact prints of road construction firm based in Morgantown, some taken around Williamson, ca. 1910-15. 56 items. Purchase, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Groves, Baton Rouge, LA. Ph94-50
Portrait, DeVaughn, Earl. B&W of DeVaughn in army uniform at time of retirement, 1936 February. 1 item. Mary V. Benefield, San Antonio, TX. Ph94-20
Portrait, Jarvis, Anna, Mothers Day Church. B&W of Jarvis on tin, color of Grafton church, ca. 1910, 1970s. 2 items. Glen and Thomas Mealy and Rosemary Mealy Enoch, Port Orange, FL. Ph94-25
Portraits, Johnson, William S. and Erma Bly Young. B&W of State Treasurer Johnson by vault, Erma Johnson for Charleston High School graduation, 1900, 1920s. 5 items. Virginia Johnson, Charleston. Ph94-16
Postcard. Elk River Bridge south of Gassaway, ca. 1950. 1 item. Minnesota Historical Society, St. Paul, MN. Ph94-3
Postcard. "My Day in the Army" sent by Philip R. Simms to his wife in Charleston, 1942 October. 1 item. James R. Mitchell, Charleston. Ph94-35
Postcard. Parkersburg High School Band and director George J. Dietz, 1936. 1 item. Betty Lynn Reagan, Agnes Lytton Reagan and Mary Sue Reagan, Rogers, AR. Ph94-49
Postcard. West Virginia Capitol, 1958. 1 item. San Bernardino County Museums, Redlands, CA. Ph94-27
Postcard. West Virginia University - Woodburn Circle, ca. 1900-10. 1 item. Joann Cimaglia, Fairmont. Ph94-30
Postcards. Martinsburg, ca. 1905-15. 7 items. Purchase. Ph94-17
Postcards. Rock Springs Park, Storer College, ca. 1900-10. 2 items. Richard E. Kremer, Foxboro, MA. Ph92-44acc
Postcards. Wheeling and Wellsburg, 1906-07. 4 items. Dacotah Prairie Museum, Aberdeen, SD. Ph94-34
Ragland, Mrs. G. M. M. Collection. B&W of 5 men after morning hunt in private C&O car: Hubert Jones, John Davis, P. Holmes Morton, Bud Hill, Pat Koontz; postcard of capitol fire; copy print of James Edwin Watson by Bacharach; 1921-50s. 3 items. Mrs. G. M. M. Ragland, Charleston. Ph94- 42
Rucker Family. B&W print, most identified, ca. 1925. 1 item. Rodney L. Smith in memory of Howard W. Smith, Lake City, FL. Ph94-45
Schools. Collection of prints for Mount de Chantal Visitation Academy, Wheeling, ca. 1910s. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Ph94-72
Schools. Collection of prints for St. Hilda's Hall, Charles Town, ca. 1920s. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Ph94-71
Skidmore, Ray. B&W of World War I soldier in uniform, ca. 1918. 1 item. Pearl Skidmore, Fairmont. Ph94-48
South Side Bridge, South Side. B&W of first South Side bridge (built 1891) approaches and railroad station (completed 1905), ca. 1905-10. 5 items. Mrs. Lois Morton, Charleston. Ph92-30acc
USS West Virginia. B&W relating to Pat Roney's service, many showing equator-crossing ceremony, panoramic of crew on deck, ca. 1927-30. 69 items. Kenneth W. Roney, Jacksonville, FL. Oversized. Ph94-9
Virginian Railroad, Healing Springs. Relocation of railroad & gathering at springs along Paint Creek, ca. 1910-11. 6 items. Percie Bailey, Charleston. Ph94-36
West Virginia Capitol, 1885-1921. Pencil sketch, ca. 1920. 1 item. Ms. Kathleen Woodrum, Alloy. Oversized. Ph94-51
Wheeling. B&W prints of Old Centre Market, Mansion Museum, Suspension Bridge and West Virginia Independence Hall, all done by former Wheeling resident Bill Futhey, n.d. 4 items. Robert Schneider, Wheeling. Ph94-40
Wheeling. B&W of South Side Championship Bowling Team of 1893-94; studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Schul by Brown and Higgins, n.d. 2 items. Mrs. Charles A. Bowers, Montreat, NC. Oversized. Ph94-43
World's Fair. Birdseye view of Columbian Exposition, 1893. 1 item. Lucille Gorrell, South Charleston. Oversized. Ph94-15
Special Collections Accessioned
Annual reports. United Bankshares, Inc.; WesBanco; Huntington Bancshares, Inc.; One Valley Bancorp; Banc One Corporation; 1993. 5 items. William M. Drennen, Jr., Charleston. Sc94-13
Benedum, Claude Worthington Foundation. 50th anniversary report, program and remarks, 1994 October 14. 1 volume. Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation, Pittsburgh, PA. Sc94-52
Bibles, hymnals. 1854 pocket Bible, 1831 Book of Church Psalmody. 2 volumes. Nelle Wiant, St. Albans. Sc87-143.20-21
Broadside. Speech delivered by Mrs. Olandus West to Woman's Christian Temperance Union convention at Charleston, 1920 September 29. 1 item. Mrs. Wilbur Moore, Canton, OH. Sc94-26
Calendar. Black History calendar produced by Alliance for the Collection, Preservation and Dissemination of West Virginia's Black History, 1994. 1 item. Kenneth Blue, Marshall University, Huntington. Sc94-28
Calendar. Wolf Creek Printery, 1993. 1 item. Richard Fauss, Elkview. Sc87-41acc
Dent, James Collection. Unpublished sketches drawn for Charleston Gazette newsroom staff, 1950s. 145 items. Nancy Haught, Charleston. Sc93-25acc
Program. Dedication of City-County Building, Wheeilng, 1960 January 30. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Sc94-62
Program. Moundsville School Alumni, 5th annual performance, 1883 May 3. 1 item. Mary E. Philo, Martins Ferry, OH. Sc94-47
Program. Reception and banquet given to Grand Commandery of WV by Kanawha Commandery #4 Knights Templar at Hale House, 1875 September 20. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Sc94-68
Programs. Various B. P. O. Elks events in Charleston, 1920-33. 5 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94-63
Programs. Various artists groups including Allied Artists, Creative Arts Festival, 1962-63. 5 items. Transfer from Library. Sc94-59
Publication. Journal, 26th annual encampment, Department of West Virginia, Grand Army of the Republic at Wheeling, 1908 May 19-21. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Sc94-66
Publication. Monongahela Power Company's Home Chats, 1955 July-August. 1 item. William G. Farrar, South Charleston. Sc94-24
Publications. Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ceremonial sessions around West Virginia, 1920-25. 16 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94-70
Publications. Cookbooks, 1923-27, 1952, n.d. 8 items. Vicki Shamblin, Charleston. Sc94-38
Publications, Masonic. Masonic Register and Calendar, Pt. Pleasant; Funeral Service AF & AM, Mason City; By-laws and Rules of Order, Williamson; n.d., 1908-09, 1920. 3 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94-64
Publications. Reunions, Scottish Rite, Charleston chapters, 1921-25. 5 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94- 69
Publications. Searchlight, published by Lincoln Junior High School, Charleston, 1932 June, November. 2 items. Transfer from Library. Sc94-60
Publications. United Daughters of the Confederacy annual convention programs, chapter yearbooks, report of the historian-general, 1909-49. 24 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94-67
Publications. WV Patriot, published by WV Camp, Patriotic Order Sons of America in Shepherdstown (anti-immigrant group), 1913 November-1916 February/March. 7 items. Unknown Donor. Sc94-65
Ragland, Mrs. G. M. M. Collection. Annual report for Elk Horn Coal, 1968; Inaugural program for Governor William C. Marland, 1953 January 19; carbon notes about mansion and furnishings; assorted clippings about governors and presidential families; memorial booklet for James Edwin Watson (photocopy) 1926 August; 1926-71. 1 folder. Mrs. G. M. M. Ragland, Charleston. Sc94-42
Scrapbook. Assorted newspaper clippings of local, state and national interest, ca. 1869-78. 1 volume. Dr. William Crowl, Wheeling. Sc94-44
Sheet music. Assorted titles published by William H. Sheib and Company of Wheeling or Kanawha Music Publishing Company of Charleston, n.d., 1877-78, 1913, 1927. 7 items. Purchase. Sc94-56
Songbook. Garfield and Arthur Campaign Song Book published by Republican Congressional Committee, 1880. 1 item. Unknown Donor. Sc94-61
Wheeling. Printed and ephemeral material about Wheeling, including stock certificates for Wheeling area businesses, 1901-80. 51 items. Mrs. Charles A. Bowers, Montreat, NC. Sc94-43


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Imagine if "The Legend of Zelda" never made the initial jump to polygons. The classic "Ocarina of Time" never existed, and the franchise stuck to its traditional top-down perspective. How would a game in the series look now? How would it have evolved?
Nintendo answers those hypothetical questions with "The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds." It's the rarest of things in the franchise — a direct sequel that takes place in the same Hyrule (kingdom) as the Super Nintendo game. As in all "Zelda" entries, players take on the role of Link, who must rescue the princess from an otherworldly threat.
But there are a few twists. A villain named Yuga has invaded Zelda's kingdom from another dimension called Lorule. He has turned seven sages and the princess into paintings. That's where Link steps in with surprising ally Ravio, a merchant who lets him rent and later buy weapons in his arsenal.
The shift lets players tackle any of the dungeons as they see fit, giving a new sense of freedom and novelty to the quest. This is a "Zelda" game that tries to veer away from the linear formula of diving into the dungeon, defeating a boss and grabbing a new item that unlocks a different part of the world.
Players will have to explore now, and that's encouraged with several side quests and secrets spread over both worlds. They can dabble in the Lost Woods collecting Maiamai creatures, or they can look for heart containers on a snowy Death Mountain. Sometimes the biggest challenge is finding a way into a dungeon itself. One level was particularly frustrating to access, but it was solvable, thanks to hint-giving fortune tellers. This all makes the mission to save Hyrule feel more organic.
When it comes to gameplay, "A Link Between Worlds" plays similarly to "A Link to the Past," but there is a new mechanic. After a fight with Yuga, Link discovers that he has the power to merge into walls. This ability is key to solving the more difficult puzzles in the campaign, and it brings an added dimension to the world. Players have to think outside the box when it comes to getting across chasms or exploring the dungeon perimeter.
Unfortunately, those original ideas don't extend to the boss fights, which are rehashes of prior battles. That's one area where going back to the past hurts the game.
In a certain sense, Nintendo gives the "Zelda" franchise the "New Super Mario Bros." treatment with "A Link Between World." It resurrects a style from its past and makes it fresh again with modern visuals and sensibilities. And just like that update, this new "Zelda" hits the right spot by satisfying that itch for childhood nostalgia and contemporary adventure.
Contact Gieson Cacho at 510-735-7076 or email@example.com. Follow him at twitter.com/gcacho
'The Legend of Zelda:
A Link Between Worlds'
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Platforms: Nintendo 3DS
Rating: Everyone
Release date: Nov. 22


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An incident at Jacobson Warehousing on Tuesday morning left one injured and one dead, according to reports from the Newton Police Department.
At 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Newton officers responded to the parking lot of Jacobson Warehousing for a semi-pedestrian accident.
Upon arrival, officers found 63-year-old James Harder of Omaha, Neb., and 39-year-old Cynthia Avitt of Grinnell injured after being pinned between the trailer tires of two semis.
Avitt was transported to Skiff Medical Center and treated for her injuries. James Harder was transported to Iowa Methodist Medical Center by Life Flight where he later died of his injuries.
The driver of the semi, 42-year-old Thomas Richtsmeier, did not notice the semi parked next to him and turned into the semi, pinning Avitt and Harder.
No charges have been filed at this time.