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Central Michigan LIFE Volume 79, Number 56 Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859 ©1998 CM LIFE 78 years of serving the community FRIDAY February 6, 1998 . 12 pages Brandon could leave CMU for University of Michigan ■ Central trustee seeking nomination to U-M's Board of Regents By Angela Cook-Reid LIFE Assistant News Editor Board of Trustees President David Brandon is seeking a nomination to the University of Michigan's Board of Regents, which means he would vacate his current position at CMU if elected. The U-M nominations for the regent Students seats will be made at the Republican State Convention in August, and Brandon hopes to be a contender. "I intend to go after that nomination," Brandon said. "I adopted CMU but U- M is my alma mater." Brandon attended BRANDON the University of Michigan on a football scholarship, earning a bachelor of arts degree in education in 1974. His term on CMITs board expires in 2004, however, he could leave sooner. He said he believes there are a lot of improvements at U-M he would like to take part in. In addition, Brandon said he is in the process of moving to Ann Arbor, and as a result it would be more of a convenience for him to serve on the Board of Regents. He said -while he does intend to campaign, this will not conflict with his current position as president of the CMU Board of Trustees. Tin not going to try to get a new job while neglecting the one I have," he said. "My priority for now is to be a good CMU trustee.99 John Truscott, press secretary for the governor's office, confirmed Brandon's possible nomination and said he is favored by Governor John Engler. Truscott said the announcement was made to allow the public to focus on the candidates. "We don't expect any trouble at all," concerns at forum ■ Communication rift a complaint of teacher education students By JodiHaughton LIFE Staff Writer Concerned teacher education students had the opportunity to voice their frustrations to members of the education department. Kelvie Comer, dean of Education and Human Services, attended the teacher education ad hoc committee meeting Wednesday night, to hear student concerns and present solutions to problems aired at the teacher education forums in late November. During discussion, Comer said she understood the students problems, but was surprised at how big of a concern there was in the program. "It came as a real surprise to me to find all of these (upset) students out there, and none banging on my door," she said. One concern discussed at the meeting is the lack of communication between the program's administration and students. Some students said they have had trouble reaching the persons they need to reach when they have concerns. Janice Hesch, Rochester Hills senior, said she needed to see Comer and was told she should see another faculty member because there was nothing Comer could do that the faculty member couldn't do, when in fact he could not help her at all. Amy Perkins, Battle Creek senior, had a similar situation occur when trying to reach William Merrill, director of Teacher Education and Professional Development. She too was pointed in the direction of another faculty member who could not-help her. Comer said she plans to address the communication concerns by offering more open meetings and forums, as well as having an open door policy to her office. She plans to find a two-hour time frame in her day so students can make 15-minute appointments with her to discuss any issues they may have. Perkins suggested that Comer drop into a lower level-education class to introduce herself to students and let them know she is See TEACH Page 5 Classified Crossword Et cetera Sports Voices 10-11 10 8-9 6-7 4 Phone 774-34*3 E-Mail: < Fax number (517)774-7aD5 Kevin Fisher, of Monroe County, skis across the finish line in Wednesday's men's cross country preliminary. TONY CEPAK • CM LIFE LIFE Staff Reports CEDAR — The 22nd annual Special Olympics Winter Games began Wednesday with the roar of snowmobiles, the flashing of fireworks and the cheers of over 1,000 in attendance. Over 900 athletes participated in the Winter Games at the Sugar Loaf Mountain Resort in Cedar. The opening ceremonies began with the singing of the National Anthem by Karyann Fahoome, Mrs. Michigan International 1997. A slow procession of Wertz Warriors, a group of snowmobile enthusiasts, could be seen snaking their way down the mountain. Caroline Ruch, of Lansing, was awarded this year's VanderSloot Award, given to the athlete who best demonstrates the philosophy, "Nothing is impossible if I try* After the award presentation, the athletes recited the Special Olympic oath and the event was opened officially with the lighting of the Special Olympic torch by Allison Moore, last year's VanderSloot Award winner. Before the crowd dispersed, a large boom rang out from the top of the mountain and the bright lights of fireworks lit up the night sky, while the Special Olympics symbol appeared on the side of the mountain in red flares. Marcia Lindberg, public relations manager for the Michigan Special Olympics, said the only obstacle was the lack of snow due to abnormally warm tempera tures. Snow was trucked in from other parts of the resort and the games were nmning smoothly, Lindberg said. She added that this year's volunteers from CMU were working out great. "WeVe got a lot of return volunteers,'* she said. "It improves the venues for the athletes to have experienced volunteers." Lindberg said she is looking forward to a great competition this year and great weather for the event. Barry Cobbiey, director of marketing for Sugar Loaf, was also optimistic for the games Wednesday. He said the planning for the games is easier for them because the games have been taking place at Sugar Loaf for 17 years. There is a pattern established now," Cobbiey said. Cobbiey said preparation for the games begins at least a year before the actual event and preparations are already set for next year. "For me personally, it is sort of an honor to host the Special Olympics," he said. "Everybody that participates in it gets a real positive feeling. We all have to pitch in and work hard for the three days, but its such a positive experience it helps us through other parts of the year." As for the athletes, many of them were excited and optimistic about the winter games. Hearing impaired athlete from Charlotte, Mary Finley, said through her interpreter and coach, Janice Dodds, also of TONY CEPAK • CM LIFE Matthew Parsons, of Macomb County, sits and relaxes, anticipating his heat of the snow show time trials Wednesday afternoon. Special Olympics Jast Jacts Athict* -statewide- 20.000 -worldwide- 1 million m Yolunt* -statewide- 13300 -worldwide- 13 million • More than 7<rO countries around the world are involved in the Special Oiumpics. • Programs are no cost to the athletes or their families. The Special Oiumpics are funded totally k?u private donations. \s\mWsmEEmnmm!mss\sWmssWm' Charlotte, she felt she did very good in the time trials held earlier in the day Wednesday and was looking forward to the possibility of winning a medal in snowshoe- ing. Dick Jacques, a member of the ski patrol, said his hope for the ski patrol is that their job is very iuuLiu»mi»LMaufffir boring. He said the patrol is there in case something goes wrong and he hopes that nothing does. Jacques is happy to be involved with the Special Olympics and its athletes. "The Michigan Special Olympics is one of the best programs around," he said. he said. Truscott said Brandon is an excellent candidate for the position because he is involved in the Republican party on a local, regional and state level. "We look for the best possible person and he was at the top of our list," he said. "He's done a super job at CMU." In addition, Brandon is a proponent of higher education in the state of Michigan. See BRANDON Page 5 Global ed proposal maybe reborn By Kristi Gutowski LIFE Staff WAiter Trie global education proposal, which would add a foreign language requirement to the University Program, is starting to show some life again. According to Gary Peer, assistant vice president of academic affairs, the global education committee has not met yet, but talks about adding a foreign language requirement will begin soon. Originally introduced in the fell of 1996 by the global education committee, the proposal would force almost all students to take a foreign language along with nine credits in subgroups A, B and C. The proposal would keep the amount of credit hours in the UP the same because the three elective credits will be done away with. The only students exempted would be those who took two years of foreign language in high school. Peer said many students will be exempted under this policy. "Two surveys suggest that about 68 to 70 percent of incoming freshmen had already met the requirements," Peer said. "Only about one-third would need to meet the requirements." Peer said forums are planned for the spring and later in the fell to discuss the issue. The committee hopes to have their recommendations set by November. "I hope the months ahead are used to reach an informed decision about the proposal," he said. Peer said the first step for the committee is to clarify the proposal so the questions previously raised can be answered more clearly. Peer said in the past, the proposal was not as clear as people wanted it to be. "It went to all the proper places before, but at that time the topic was sensitive and needed explanation for the rationale," Peer said. The committee needed to have the proposal be more thorough for the recommendation." Peer said the proposal is important. "I think the topic is important and is worth serious consideration," he said. Tt warrants significant discussion and campus debate." Lawrence Fryda, chair of the global education council, said he is happy about the way the proposal is going thus far. Tm glad to see the issues are being treated within the community of scholars," he said. \ s i n Women's basketball team is still in second place hunt despite 77-67 lose to Ohio Thursday. Page 6 Officials mulling over department merger By Joseph McCarthy LIFE Staff Writer As of Thursday, University President .Leonard Plachta said he had not made a decision on the possible merger of the philosophy and religion departments — But said he and Provost Richard Davenport are still considering the change. "In general, we both have explored rather thoroughly (the merger) and we're both listening and learning," Plachta said. Guy Newland, associate professor and chair of religion, said the merger is a possibility. "I still haven't (heard) anything formal. I've developed the impression that this is something the administration is considering." Newland said he would like to meet with Plachta to discuss the merger. T think we would like to have the opportunity to have a quiet, reasonable discussion about our reasons for not wanting to merge," Newland said. Newland said he did not expect the president to offer such a vague response when questioned by members of the Academic Senate Tuesday. Although Plachta has yet to state his position on the merger, Newland said he suspects the president may be in favor of the proposal. "My impression is that the president thinks it is a good idea to merge the two departments." But, he said, the lack of an answer at the Senate meeting may have been a refusal to commit himself. "One reason that (Plachta) might not want to say is that he hasn't decided yet," Newland said. Robert Stecker, professor and chair of philosophy, declined to comment about the president's handling of the merger, but said he looked forward to meeting with the him. "He agreed to meet with philosophy," See MERGE Page 5
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"There is no taqleed in regards to aqidah"-What does this mean?
"There is no taqleed in regards to aqidah"-What does this mean?
as salamu alaykum
sunnipath answers:
The definition and scope of taqlid varies between the two issues... In aqida, it is to follow another, without knowing why you are following them. That is, Zayd believes in Allah because his father does. If he is firm on this belief, such that if his father were to leave it he would remain, then his believe is sound and otherwise it is not. But he is sinful... Having even the slightest understanding of why one believes is sufficient to take one out of this sin, such as: "Well, all of creation requires a Creator... Allah!" Few, as the scholars note, are bereft of this.
First, the claim of taqlid in belief. There is no taqlid in belief. An adult Muslim that enquires or learns about the tenets of belief is not committing taqlid in belief - which is not acceptable but rather [1] learning something basic which he or she did not know about the Divine Attributes but must believe and/or [2] formulating and clarifying what he or she already believes.
The end of Imam Abu Hanifa's foundational doctrinal text titled al-Fiqh al-Akbar (The Supreme Knowledge) states that when a person is boggled by something which they must resolve on pains of losing their faith, they must immediately ask a learned source to clarify it for them. An example: a person knows that Allah forgives all sins except shirk, and remembers that at one time in their life they committed that horrible sin, then starts wondering: "but can Allah forgive me then? Does He not say that He forgives all except that?" Such a person risks kufr by not immediately asking someone knowledgeable who will tell him that Yes, Allah forgives shirk for the repentant sinner and that the gates of repentance are open until the last moments of death. This is not taqlid but necessary `ilm and ta`lim.
As sallamu alaaikum
???!!! You say Allah Ta'ala forgives all sins but shirk and then say He forgives shirk???Yes, Allah forgives shirk for the repentant sinner and that the gates of repentance are open until the last moments of death
Wa alaikum as sallam
Allah (swt) may forgive any sin that you have not repented for save shirk.Originally Posted by ilm_seeker
You may repent for shirk and he may or may not accept your repentance on the basis of your sincerity etc.
Hence he can forgive shirk - but only for the repentent one.
As sallamu alaikumOriginally Posted by Mossy
If thats true, then wouldn't you say that it sounds different what practically every Sheikh has ever preached? Meaning to say that they alway say that if you committed Shirk then it cannot be forgiven regardless of how much you truly repent. Once its done its done and will remain on your record of bad deeds for ever.
Wa alaikum as sallam
Eh, I don't know that many Shaykhs..
But I don't think that's what practically every one since the inception of Islam has preached.
Something just came to mind re: repentance for shirk.. Surah al-Furqan, 68-71:
There are a few others too, but that seems pretty definitive. He is al-Ghafoor and al-Tawwab after all..025.068
YUSUFALI: Those who invoke not, with Allah, any other god, nor slay such life as Allah has made sacred except for just cause, nor commit fornication; - and any that does this (not only) meets punishment.
PICKTHAL: And those who cry not unto any other god along with Allah, nor take the life which Allah hath forbidden save in (course of) justice, nor commit adultery - and whoso doeth this shall pay the penalty;
SHAKIR: And they who do not call upon another god with Allah and do not slay the soul, which Allah has forbidden except in the requirements of justice, and (who) do not commit fornication and he who does this shall find a requital of sin;
YUSUFALI: (But) the Penalty on the Day of Judgment will be doubled to him, and he will dwell therein in ignominy,-
PICKTHAL: The doom will be doubled for him on the Day of Resurrection, and he will abide therein disdained for ever;
SHAKIR: The punishment shall be doubled to him on the day of resurrection, and he shall abide therein in abasement;
YUSUFALI: Unless he repents, believes, and works righteous deeds, for Allah will change the evil of such persons into good, and Allah is Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful,
PICKTHAL: Save him who repenteth and believeth and doth righteous work; as for such, Allah will change their evil deeds to good deeds. Allah is ever Forgiving, Merciful.
SHAKIR: Except him who repents and believes and does a good deed; so these are they of whom Allah changes the evil deeds to good ones; and Allah is Forgiving, Merciful.
YUSUFALI: And whoever repents and does good has truly turned to Allah with an (acceptable) conversion;-
PICKTHAL: And whosoever repenteth and doeth good, he verily repenteth toward Allah with true repentance -
SHAKIR: And whoever repents and does good, he surely turns to Allah a (goodly) turning.
I sense some confusion between repenting from shirk whilst one is alive vs. dying as a mushrik and Allah not forgiving the shirk then...
Mmm.. The doors of repentence close at death?
Uhh, back on topic people.
sorry to stay off topic (I think the original ? has been answered quite definitively), but, if Allah did not forgive shirk... erm... how would anyone actually convert? Everyone is either a kafir or a mushrik before becoming muslim. Or am I missing some really obvious point here?
btw, in this world, Allah can forgive minor sins without repentence. In the hereafter, He may forgive any sin - major or minor - except shirk through his overwhelming forgiveness. Major sins require repentence in this world, and it is for this that the doors of repentence are closed when 'the soul reaches the throat'.
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MANCHESTER— A U.S. Postal Service letter carrier accused of sexually assaulting children on his West Side route pleaded guilty Monday in Hillsborough County Superior Court to a misdemeanor charge of simple assault, for spanking a child as part of a game of "playing house" in the mail truck.
Francis "Frank" Saucier, 44, of 260 Pawtucket Blvd., Tyngsboro, Mass., was sentenced to 12 months in the Hillsborough County House of Corrections, with 11 months suspended for two years of good behavior. Saucier, who had been free on bail, was taken into custody to begin serving his sentence.
Saucier was indicted in July on six counts of aggravated felonious sexual assault, one felony count and two misdemeanor counts of indecent exposure and lewdness, and a misdemeanor count of simple assault in connection with his alleged behavior involving three youngsters between April 1, 2011, and April 9, 2012.
Assistant Hillsborough County Attorney Kenneth Perkes said the remaining charges were not pressed, but Saucier is required as part of the sentence to undergo a sexual offender evaluation and follow-up with any recommended treatment. The plea also specifies that he spanked the child on the buttocks, not just that he had unprivileged physical contact.
Saucier is also barred from direct or indirect contact with the three children, is barred from going within 150 yards of the trio's residences, and is barred from going to Conant Street. He is also barred from contact with any minor child, except family members, until that is approved by the sexual offender evaluator.
Perkes said there are a number of factors that must be considered in such a case, including what has to be proved and what the victims are capable of doing on the witness stand, including undergoing cross examination. He said sometimes the victims have issues that complicate their testimony and, by extension, prosecution.
"We don't get to choose our victim, the defendants do," said Perkes, adding that offenders often deliberately select the most vulnerable children.
He said Saucier picked the wrong child to spank in April 2012. The 10-year-old boy told his parents what had happened to him.
The 10-year-old, a younger boy and a young girl told authorities that Saucier invited them into his truck where they would "play house."
The 10-year-old boy told police that when they played house, Saucier would be the father and when the children were "bad," he would spank them.
The father of two of the children said in court: "This has been a long time coming for me and my family. My boys went through a lot."
Parents in the Amory Street neighborhood became suspicious of Saucier's behavior and contacted police April 9, 2012, after learning the children were in the postal vehicle, and Saucier was arrested on the assault charge. The additional charges followed an investigation by police and the U.S. Postal Service.
Saucier was suspended after his arrest. U.S. Postal Service spokesman Tom Rizzo said Monday that he was trying to find out what effect Saucier's conviction will have on his employment status.
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HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. (AP) — He didn't get the hour's head start he was hoping for, but a 73-year-old man wanted for questioning in the killing of his daughter-in-law has been eluding police officers, dogs and helicopters for more than three days.
Police suspect that Eugene Palmer is hiding in the woods of Harriman State Park near his home in Haverstraw, about 30 miles north of Manhattan. They found his green Dodge pickup truck there on Tuesday and sent dozens of officers in on a manhunt, but by Thursday afternoon there were no confirmed sightings.
Haverstraw Police Chief Charles Miller said Palmer is a hunter who grew up in the area and is familiar with the rocky, hilly terrain of the 45,000-acre park.
"There are so many places to hide," the chief said Thursday. "He could be hiding anyplace." He acknowledged there's also a chance that the truck was a ruse and Palmer is elsewhere.
Palmer's photo, with his distinctive beard, has been sent to police departments throughout the region, Miller said, along with a warning that he is believed armed and dangerous.
Palmer hasn't been charged, and Miller said he wants to hear his account of the killing of Tammy Palmer, 39, the mother of two teenagers.
"We'd like to hear his side of the story as to what prompted the shooting," Miller said. "There's more than one side to a story."
He said he had scaled back the search Thursday, and "We're hoping he'll see that we've backed off a little bit and he'll walk out and talk to us."
Tammy Palmer had been estranged from her husband, Eugene Palmer's son John Palmer, for several months, police said. The couple had lived in a home near Eugene Palmer's, on land he owned, but John Palmer had been ordered out by court order, police said.
Family members said that angered Eugene Palmer. His sister told The Journal News that he said Monday morning he had just killed Tammy Palmer. She said he asked her not to call police for an hour, but she dialed 911 immediately. Continued...
When the truck was found the next day, bloodhounds were brought in and they seemed to track Palmer's scent to a campsite, but Miller said the campfire ashes were cold, "so it wasn't like we spooked him. It could have been somebody else's."
Miller said Palmer had a heart attack about a year ago and has diabetes. He said it's not known if Palmer took medications with him.
Asked if the thought Palmer might have killed himself, the chief said, "I'm hoping not."
Tammy Palmer's death has prompted a custody fight for her son and daughter between their father and their maternal grandparents in Rockland County Court in New City.
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The company focuses on making robots used in research and educational platforms, but is broadening its scope with two new practical robots it plans to complete this year.
"Very few of what we have goes out in what we call 'the real world,'" RoadNarrows Chief Technology Officer Robin Knight said. "However, we're changing that."
One of its new offerings will be a small but heavy-duty vehicle; the other, a robotic arm.
The 1-meter-by-1 ½-meter vehicle can haul as much as 300 pounds and can be programmed to operate alone, though also by a person using an Xbox controller. RoadNarrows is designing it to make trips in rugged terrain, say for use by oil and gas companies to monitor wells on Alaska's remote North Slope.
The steel robotic vehicle is equipped with infrared cameras that can help detect gas leaks from wells. It would then upload video from either the well site or from a centralized hub so that operators could view them from another location.
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BOSTON Maybe Evan Turner is finally unlocked.
Sixers coach Doug Collins has used that term when referring to Turner, saying the third-year swingman needed a breakout game in which seemingly every shot goes in.
Fridays was a game the Sixers had to have. Same for Turner.
Turner poured in 25 points to go with 11 rebounds, Jrue Holiday had 21 points and 14 assists and the Sixers outlasted the Boston Celtics, 106-100.
So what turned it around for Turner?
Youre seeing the ball go in. That definitely helps, said Turner, who entered the game shooting 35 percent, or 12 percent off his career pace. Its just a big stage, big moment. Just wanted to help the team out the most.
The Sixers, thanks to Turner and Holiday, have a chance for a 3-0 road trip. They face the Raptors in Toronto tonight.
Turner played more than 40 minutes, shooting 9-for-19 from the floor. He converted a pair of free throws inside the final two minutes of the game and, coupled with a steal and a fastbreak dunk in the last 60 seconds, put the game on ice.
Also in the fourth quarter, Turner on successive possessions clamped down Bostons Paul Pierce and Rajon Rondo two entirely different players with varying styles and body types.
Evan is his own worst enemy, Collins said. He puts so much pressure on himself to be perfect. And nothings perfect. I told him, You do live television and its not perfect. Youre going to make some mistakes and, the next day, youre going to read about the thing you said on television.
Its what happens, so you play through your mistakes and you play to the next play. I was very happy with Evan.
Nothing in this one was a sure thing, with Collins resorting to hand gestures with two minutes to go as if to say, Calm down. At that stage, the Celtics had pulled to within, 100-94, and it seemed like the Sixers were cracking. They didnt.
Heading to the Boston Garden, where their season ended a year ago in the Eastern Conference semifinals, the Sixers (3-2) wanted a good showing. Getting pushed around wasnt in their plans.
For a Sixers team that entered the night ranked last in field-goal percentage, the warm and fuzzies were wide-spread at the Garden. It was almost as though the Sixers were surprising themselves with the shots they were making in the second quarter. Holiday hit a bucket, then opened his arms widely, looking infallible. Spencer Hawes slammed in a Holiday miss and grinned ear to ear. Turner hit a 3-pointer from the left corner and wore a look of amazement.
That fortune faded in the third quarter, with Rondo basically putting Boston on his back.
Rondo scored seven of the Celtics first nine points out of intermission, and an assist on a Paul Pierce jumper gave him a hand in every last one of them. Sixers coach Doug Collins called a timeout with his teams lead cut into the single digits. The Celtics (2-3) flirted with trimming their deficit throughout the period, getting it down to seven, at 79-72, on a Jason Terry 3-pointer from the left wing.
Last year we probably wouldve given the game away, Turner said. We were sticking together, especially with this crazy crowd. Thats the key sticking together and outlasting them.
Hand it to Turner for as rough of a start to the season hes endured, the third-year small forward turned in a solid final minute of the third quarter.
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I just found Wiki Page on Facebook and the idea struck that would it be wise to have a facebook page for the websites for some promotion and marketing and what is the number of Fans after which it can drive some traffic to my site.
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Unless your facebook page can promote on its own it would be not a good ROI
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Is it? Does it? I have a Facebook page but I must admit I don't really know how to use it because I have never really embraced the whole Facebook thing. Foe example, how does anyone find your page?
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Originally Posted by ozsubasi You will never see social media pages of any of my site at very prominent positions on any of my site or blog because I want people to coming to my site from those pages and not want people on my pages to bounce of to those pages. In fact I never had Facebook like box here at go4expert and had some contests to make the page popular and then drive traffic from those pages to my site. It is only now you see those links at the top because it is somewhat popular and having slight bit of activity. So now coming back to your question about how people would find your page and it is done from your site and site only. More often it is a matter of social proof. Site with 10k likes is better than site with 1k likes or site with 100k twitter follower is more of an authority than site with 1k followers.
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Thanks, that has explained what I couldn't understand. I couldn't see any point in linking to my facebook page from my site for the same reasons that you give, i.e. I would want traffic to come from facebook, not go to it.
I installed some boxes from "addthis" to my site but took them off because I couldn't see them doing anything. Then I put them back because I thought I may as well have them as not. So what you are saying is thatall I can really hope for is that people will click on those boxes to show they "like" my site. It all seems a bit silly to me |
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No people do share things with others and you can use that power to get other peoples to your site but that should not be the first option on your site but option where either user has read your content or is more likely to make those suggestions to others.
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What i believe is SMO is for lead generation and public relation. Good network, List-posting gives a traffic to the site but it cannot be considered as the only remedy.
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How fateful that just as we celebrate Austrian symbolist painter Gustav Klimt's 150th birthday this past week, a lost painting of his turns up as well!
Within a recent trend of rediscovered artwork, Trumpeting Putto, a late 1800′s ceiling fresco, resurfaced from the depths of an Austrian family's garage.
While the art dealer representing the owner, Josef Renz, declared the painting a Klimt, Renz now faces skepticism.
According to Alfred Weidinger, a Klimt specialist and curator of the Schlossmuseum Belvedere in Vienna, Renz attributed Trumpeting Putto to the wrong brother.
Weidinger said Gustav Klimt's less-famous brother, Ernst Klimt, created the painting, consistent with other discovered works — studies for Trumpeting Putto made by Ernst.
Yet, considering the Klimt brothers shared a studio for some time, where they worked on numerous pieces collaboratively, art experts are still investigating the painting's provenance.
But Gustav Klimt wasn't the only famous artist to experience brotherly love. Influential brothers of other fine artists actually helped shape their more-famous siblings' career.
Theo van Gogh, the younger brother of post-Impressionist Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh, served as Vincent's major support system. Because of Theo's consistent financial and emotional aid, Vincent easily devoted himself entirely to painting.
Charles Pollock, the eldest brother of abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock, was also a painter himself. When Charles decided to travel to New York City to study fine art at the Art Students League of New York, his younger brother followed suit, prompting Jackson's monumental career.
When the father of pop art legend Andy Warhol died, Andy's older brother, John Warhola, took over parenting responsibilities at age 17. Determined to send Andy to college, John scraped together enough money to pay for Andy's education at the Carnegie Institute of Technology (now Carnegie-Mellon University).
Of course, fine artists aren't the only creative minds to find solace in their brother's support. Take Duane and Gregg Allman, for example. The siblings founded the American rock/blues Allman Brothers Band which went on to win Grammy Awards and a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction.
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Honey yoghurt cupcakes recipe
This scrummy cupcake recipe makes the most of fresh berries, yoghurt and honey to fill the moist orange-flavoured sponge. A healthy lunch box treat that's as delicious as it looks.
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- 2/3 cup raw caster sugar
- 2 oranges, zested
- 175g butter, softened
- 3 eggs
- 1 1/2 cups wholemeal self-raising flour
- 250ml (1 cup) natural, Greek yogurt
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 cup mixed blueberries and sliced strawberries
Line a 12-hole cupcake tin with paper cases and preheat the oven to 180°C or 160°C fan-forced.
Rub sugar and orange zest together with your fingertips until it is a fragrant, orange powder.
Cream butter and sugar together until pale and fluffy.
Add eggs, one at a time, fully incorporating each before adding the next.
Fold through flour and then, using an ice cream scoop (if you have one, if not a teaspoon will do) fill each case.
Bake for 15 minutes or until golden on top.
Allow to cool on a wire rack.
Meanwhile mix honey and yoghurt together.
Slice tops off each cupcake and spoon out a little from centre before filling holes with yoghurt and making faces with berries and/or little butterfly-style strawberry wings.
- If the cupcake mixture curdles when you add the eggs, sprinkle over 1 tbsp of the flour and mix in to rectify.
- The honey yoghurt mixture is lovely with a little cinnamon sprinkled on top.
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By Marvin Ammori • December 30, 2011 at 9:00 pm
A healthy copyright system must balance the need to provide strong economic incentives through exclusive rights with the need to protect important public interests like free speech and expression. Fair use is foundational to that balance. It's role is to prevent copyright from stifling the creativity it is supposed to foster, and from imposing other burdens that would inhibit rather than promote the creation and spread of knowledge and learning.
The Fair Use Project (FUP) was founded in 2006 to provide legal support to a range of projects designed to clarify, and extend, the boundaries of fair use in order to enhance creative freedom and protect important public rights. It is the only organization in the country dedicated specifically to providing free and comprehensive legal representation to authors, filmmakers, artists, musicians and other content creators who face unmerited copyright claims, or other improper restrictions on their expressive interests. The FUP has litigated important cases across the country, and in the Supreme Court of the United States, and worked with scores of filmmakers and other content creators to secure the unimpeded release of their work.
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Posted 25 April 2011 - 07:58 PM
I think there is a new release with this bug fixed
The release downloadable from Openhandhelds.org is the bug afflicted version... this is the only version that I found...
i am going to ask about the last version on GP32Spain , because i think that a new version with this bug fixed was released.
Posted 19 May 2011 - 02:21 AM
Posted 20 May 2011 - 02:03 PM
Here it is, http://www.megaupload.com/?d=KBMEF6MJ
There may be other bugs in there somewhere but the "disappearing" bug is gone, I havn't played that far into it yet.
Thanks jduranmaster for pointing me in the right direction.
Thanks a lot! Finally the "fatal glitch" was fixed... now the "only problem" is the lack of bgm sounds...


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Strikes, work slowdowns and protest marches have become so common in crisis-hit Greece that it can be hard to keep track of who is demonstrating when, where and against what.
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Greek pharmacies shut down for 24 hours earlier this month, demanding the payment of debts owed by the country's largest state-run health care provider and protesting a government threat to fully liberalize their sector.
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