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During the summer months, Gonzaga University offers furnished apartment-style housing to students enrolled in summer school[1] or registered for the Fall 2013 Semester. All the bedrooms are single occupancy and students will share an apartment with students of the same gender[2]. The apartments are furnished, air conditioned and include all utilities.
The standard rate for apartment-style living is $175 per resident per week ($265/family/week).Gonzaga has discontinued the full summer rate.
To apply, students may submit an application through the ZagLiving portal (accessible through ZagWeb) after March 15 and by May 1. You may contact the Office of Housing and Residence Life, firstname.lastname@example.com, 509-313-4103.
[1] Students with the STEP or GUST programs reside in Twohy Hall (suite-style living) in double occupancy bedrooms. The cost for a double occupancy room is $135 per week per resident. Information will be provided through the Office of Academic Advising and Assistance.
[2] Students who wish to reside with family members (legal spouses recognized in the WA state and dependent children) while at GU may request a family apartment and won't be required to share an apartment with other students. The cost of a family apartment is $265.00 per family per week (no discount offered if family does not stay the entire time).
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Does your association president balk at sharing financial data with the board?
I'm not only referring to the annual budget, but also to detailed monthly reports of income and expenditures. Association board members have sometimes had to resort to sending certified letters to their own presidents in order to get regular reports, either by e-mail or hard copy.
Although it would seem to be obvious that this is something that shouldn't have to be pried out, there are association presidents who apparently think this information is confidential and mustn't be given even to their board members. Since board members have a fiduciary responsibility to the association, they can't fulfill that obligation unless they know all expenses and income on a monthly basis.
Would you believe that one president actually said no information would be forthcoming other than beginning and ending balances and total, not individual expenditures, because someone had been giving this information outside the board. Of course, no specific examples were given.
Not to mention the fact that any unit owner or prospective owner can request the financials of an association and must be allowed to examine them.
When pressed, the president agreed to allow the board member to hear the individual expenditures, but the "dissident" had to write them as they were read instead of simply getting an e-mail or hard copy.
So it begs the question, "What is there to hide?" Although the board members didn't initially question the honesty of the presidents and whatever other officers might be involved in gathering the data, the reluctance to provide it made one wonder if there was indeed something to hide.
Being open with information is the best policy. It creates trust and collegiality among the board members as well as unit owners.
If you've had trouble getting information from your association president, please let me know. It'll be interesting to see if this is something that's widespread, or just an anomaly.


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The producers of Flashpoint have announced the end of their beloved cop series after 75 episodes and five seasons.
Created by Stephanie Morgenstern and Mark Ellis in 2007 for CTV in Canada. CBS came on board as a production partner in 2008 and Flashpoint ran for three seasons as a successful utility player for the network. CBS made a deal to take on some of the episodes from the fourth season and then ION made a deal to take on the rest, as part of a syndication package.
CTV renewed Flashpoint for a fifth season and, in January, ION followed suit. Production began in February and will supposedly wrap in June. We don't know when they'll air but we do know that those will be the TV show's final episodes.
In a message to fans on Facebook, the producers wrote:
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Today we announced to our cast and crew that this will be our final season of FLASHPOINT. While still at our creative apex, we've decided to conclude the series on a high note. This will allow us to give our fans the satisfaction of a fitting series conclusion with our 75th, and final, episode. Producing FLASHPOINT over the past five seasons has been an exceptional adventure, and we are extremely grateful to all of you for being with us every step of the way. We hope that by announcing this now, you'll be able to enjoy the fifth season to the utmost, and properly say goodbye to Team 1 along with all of us.
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Blitzboks stalwart Neil Powell has been ruled out of the sevens tournament in George this weekend.
The former Bulls and Cheetahs scrumhalf injured his shoulder in the Boks' disappointing campaign in Dubai, where they suffered a quarterfinal exit against Fiji in the cup section and lost 7-0 against Australia in the plate final.
Marius Schoeman, who missed the Dubai tournament because of a calf injury, will take Powell's place in the squad.
Head coach Paul Treu is positive that his side can bounce back in the George Sevens on 11 and 12 December.
'We were spot on with our composure and decision-making on day one, but we were found wanting in those two areas on Saturday when it mattered,' he said, 'The two losses were a massive eye-opener for the guys and they now realise that we will have to play so much better as the defending SA tournament and World Series champions.
'We were able to give international debuts to youngsters like Cecil Afrika, Deon Helberg and JW Jonker, and that was a big positive for me. The youngsters now had a taste of what it takes to compete at the highest level and that will serve them very well in George next week.'
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7 Dec 2009, 08:15 amdissapointing opener
7 Dec 2009, 11:03 amWasn't great to not win in Dubai but boy was it a massive party again! Would love to give Hong Kong and Wellington a try. Both look awesome.
8 Dec 2009, 06:09 amSide not looking as potent as last year. Missing some stalwarts!
8 Dec 2009, 09:02 amMissing key players. Side looks weak this year. Delport not a great captain.
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Remove Images Fox Is Out On A Limb Again October 11, 2012 The citizens of Guilford County appear to be in a great deal of trouble because county staff has apparently lost the ability to understand the meanings of basic words in the English language. This makes it very difficult for the county commissioners to govern effectively, because, for over 240 years ever since Guilford County was founded in 1771 county officials have communicated with each other in English. So the recent revelation that some high-ranking county staff have lost the ability to understand English is alarming to say the least. One word in particular has caused a great deal of problems and argument recently. That term is "contingent," and the issue is the controversial rezoning request of 618 acres of land at the Guilford County Prison Farm near Gibsonville. The request to rezone the property would affect land at and near the county's Prison Farm operations, in addition to most of the rest of the large 800-acre area. The move is for the land to be rezoned from Public Institutional (PI) to Conditional Use, Corporate Park (CU-CP). The signature on the rezoning request is that of Guilford County Manager Brenda Jones Fox, who signed on the line above the words "Property Owner." And on Wednesday, Sept. 26, Fox notified the commissioners that she was requesting the property be rezoned. The matter was heard at the Wednesday, Oct. 10 meeting of the Guilford County Planning Board, which meets in the same second-floor meeting room of the Old Guilford County Court House that the commissioners do. That Planning Board meeting took place after The Rhinoceros Times went to press this week but, regardless, that meeting is highly unlikely to be the final word: A decision to rezone the property will be appealed to the Guilford County Board of Commissioners. Speaking of the commissioners, it's the Board of Commissioners not the county manager that's supposed to make rezoning requests when the property in question is owned by Guilford County. So many commissioners were disturbed to find out in an email that Fox had decided to request that the property be rezoned without the request ever being made by the board, and without even having consulted the board on the issue. Even though the Prison Farm has been the subject of a great deal of discussion lately because a large food distribution company briefly considered putting a $100 million project at the farm the commissioners never discussed or voted on rezoning the property. So, when the commissioners saw that Fox was requesting the property be rezoned at the very next Planning Board meeting, many commissioners were dumbfounded. Last month, at the Tuesday, Sept. 11 Board of Commissioners meeting, Greensboro Economic Development Alliance President Dan Lynch informed the commissioners in a closed session that a supposedly large unnamed company was considering bringing 400 to 500 jobs to the county by opening a food distribution center at the Prison Farm. When the commissioners came out of that closed session, they passed a motion that was contingent upon the company locating a large-scale project at the Prison Farm as Lynch and others hoped. That motion stated that, if a company gave Guilford County a firm commitment for such a project within 90 days, county officials were to take steps to develop the farm land as a corporate park and begin the process of relocating the Sheriff's Department's Prison Farm operations to another section of the 800-acre farm. That company, if it came to Guilford County, wanted to use 150 acres of land where the sheriff's main operations are largely because that's the flattest part of the property. The Board of Commissioners passed the motion that night. However, just hours later, on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 12, company officials informed Lynch that the company had eliminated Guilford County as a possibility. Around 5:30 that evening, Lynch phoned Chairman of the Board of Commissioners Skip Alston and told Alston the unnamed company had pulled out. Alston called Fox and asked her to inform the board. Fox called the commissioners and told them the news was "highly confidential." On Thursday, Sept. 14, The Rhinoceros Times reported that the giant company was no longer considering Guilford County. The news depressed members of the economic development community as well as the commissioners who wanted the 500 or so jobs for the county, but the decision delighted others, such as many residents who live near the Prison Farm and didn't want the estimated 500 to 700 trucks a day going past their homes in what now is a tranquil rural area. Since the commissioners' motion was contingent upon the company coming to the Prison Farm, and since the company had decided not to come, the commissioners thought that was that. However, two weeks later, in a Sept. 26 email from the Planning Department, sent out through the manager's office, the commissioners learned Fox had requested the land be rezoned and that she had submitted the paperwork, and that the item was to be heard at the next Planning Board meeting. Commissioner Billy Yow was beside himself when he saw that Fox had decided to rezone the property without any discussion of the board, and, when the commissioners held their next meeting, on Thursday, Oct. 4, Yow made a motion that the county stop the rezoning request. Yow and other commissioners also had many questions about why county staff had decided to make such an important and wide-ranging decision without any input from the Board of Commissioners even though the commissioners are the ones who are supposed to be running the county. At the Oct. 4 meeting, under time set aside for new business, Yow made his motion to stop Fox's rezoning request. Yow's motion failed 5 to 6, with Commissioners Bill Bencini, Paul Gibson, Mike Winstead, Kirk Perkins and Yow voting to stop the rezoning, while Alston, Bruce Davis, Linda Shaw, Carolyn Coleman, Kay Cashion and John Parks voted to go along with Fox's plan. But before the motion failed, there was a long and heated discussion. Yow was very forceful and animated when he started asking his questions. "When I received this memo, I was a little taken aback," Yow said. "The language of the [Sept. 11] motion nowhere speaks to a rezoning at this time." During the discussion, Yow read out loud, verbatim, several times, the motion that the board passed on Sept. 11. That motion states: "Motion to approve as a part of an economic development policy a plan whereby the County will agree to take steps to develop a corporate park at the property known as the Prison Farm and further agrees at this time to relocate portions of the Prison Farm operation and to restructure certain other functions of the Prison Farm operations in such a way to make approximately 760 acres available for inclusion in the corporate park. This is contingent upon: a firm commitment of a new industrial/commercial company locating on the corporate park property providing at least 400 jobs and at least $85 million in tax base within 90 days of the date of this resolution and accommodating the needs of the Sheriff's office to meet the ongoing needs of the Prison Farm functions." As Yow read the motion, he stressed carefully the words "This is contingent upon," and he pointed out the specific conditions called for before the motion was to go into effect. He pointed out that there was no commitment firm or otherwise from any company giant or small to build a facility at the Prison Farm. Yow asked how in the world county staff didn't know what the word "contingent" meant. Yow said that "nowhere, from beginning to end" did the motion state that the county intends to rezone the Prison Farm property. "It's all contingent upon," Yow said. Yow also said that, while he and probably every other commissioner on the board wanted to see the Prison Farm land developed at some point, this was a ludicrous way to go about it. "We don't even have a plan," Yow said. "There's no water." "This is ass-backwards" Yow said. He said that, if any private developer approached county planning staff with a request of this nature no plan, no water, no adequate roads, no infrastructure, no information on how to provide any of that, no impact studies, no idea what type of business might go there then they would be laughed out of the planning office the second they made their request. "How do you expect the public and businesses to follow the rules, if this board's not going to follow the rules?" Yow asked. Yow also said he was willing to bet that none of the other commissioners had any idea what a zoning of the type requested allowed or didn't allow. "Do any of you know what the zoning is and what can and can't go there? Yow asked. No one spoke up to say that they did know what the rezoning allowed and excluded. This week, Yow said that the corporate park zoning called for isn't even the right type of zoning that the board should have requested if it had requested a rezoning. He said it made more sense to rezone the land heavy industrial since it would be more difficult and cause a greater public outcry if the board zoned the land for a corporate park, found out heavy industry wanted to go there, and then tried to rezone the property yet again to heavy industrial. Yow told the commissioners at the Oct. 4 meeting there was no need to rush it would take a long time to get water and city infrastructure out there anyway. And he said it made sense to study the prospects and understand the situation before moving forward with a rezoning. Winstead, who owns and operates a property development company, is highly experience in large-scale land development. "I tend to agree with Mr. Yow," Winstead said. "It seems to me to be putting the cart before the horse. If the county is going to play developer which I'm not sure is the right thing to do then I think we need to act like a developer." Winstead said there should be use studies and some planning before simply rushing forward with a rezoning request. Gibson was very intense at the meeting. He wanted to know where the idea to rezone the Prison Farm property had originated. Gibson said he was "1,000 percent" in favor of developing the Prison Farm, but he added that the county should have some sort of plan. He said any developer would conduct a study and have a plan in place first, and he added that he didn't see the urgency of rezoning the land. "I don't know why we have to rezone this at the next meeting of the Planning Board," Gibson said. Gibson turned to Yow. "Mr. Yow, you're exactly right I don't know what that zoning includes or excludes." Perkins, who represents Gibsonville and many residents who live near the Prison Farm, also wanted to know where the idea to rezone the property had come from. "We've gotten way ahead of ourselves," Perkins said. Perkins said the county had no plan and he added the county would be competing with private developers at Rock Creek Center industrial park. He also said the zoning request had come out of the blue. "We don't have the road system there; we don't have the water," Perkins said. "Let's do a plan; let's do it right." Cashion argued that the board should move forward with the rezoning. She said, "I look to rezoning as the first step to that plan." Yow said after the meeting that Cashion's comment was a perfect demonstration of how highly uninformed she is about the rational process for developing property. He said it was utterly ridiculous for someone to state that, when considering developing land, the first step is to rezone it. Other commissioners backed Fox's rezoning attempt as well. Alston, for instance, said it was "proactive instead of being reactive." Shaw, the only Republican to vote against Yow's motion said, "We need to open this area up we need to rezone it." Over the last two years, Shaw has come under criticism from those who say she is too closely aligned with the liberal Democrat Alston. Shaw has also stood firmly behind Fox no matter how outlandish the manager's actions. For instance, Shaw referred to Fox's secret 2010 real estate deal that could have cost the county millions if not revealed by The Rhinoceros Times as "a mistake." Shaw has also refused to join those commissioners who have attempted to fire Fox. On the other hand, no one is surprised when Davis goes along with Alston and, at the Oct. 4 meeting, Davis called the move to rezone the Prison Farm "progressive." After those who favored the rezoning spoke, an even more electrified Yow raised his voice to a near shouting level and he told them that they hadn't heard one word he had said. Yow said no one was saying not to develop the land, just that this was an "ass-backward" way to do it. "Why would you go into this thing backward," Yow asked. "Why wouldn't you do what a corporate developer would do?" He said county staff was about to go to the Planning Board in seven days, and Yow then read the Sept. 11 motion to the board once again. He said again that the board had never authorized staff to request a rezoning. Gibson called on Guilford County Attorney Mark Payne. Gibson asked Payne who had requested the rezoning. Payne paused for a moment and then answered, "In my opinion, you did." Gibson clarified that Payne was claiming the Board of Commissioners authorized it. Payne said the Sept. 11 motion called for staff "to take steps to develop a corporate park at the property." Gibson and Yow pointed out several times that the motion clearly stated it was conditional on a giant project that brought in at least $85 million in investment and at least 400 jobs. Gibson told the county attorney he had never asked for a rezoning. "I didn't do that," Gibson said. "As a board, we didn't talk about that. It never entered my mind that we asked for a rezoning." Gibson said the board had never had any discussion about it and he reiterated that he had no idea what the zoning on the table entailed. He said that, as an at-large commissioner, he represents all the county citizens, and those citizens, he said, hadn't gotten to offer any input on this rezoning request because the commissioners were never consulted. On Sept. 11, when the commissioners thought the large project was on the hook, that entire discussion made it very clear that, if the company didn't come, the board expected no action. In fact, much of the argument for passing the 90-day contingent resolution went like this: Why not vote for it? If the company doesn't come here, then nothing happens. For instance, Alston said at the Sept. 11 meeting, when the contingent 90-day motion was being discussed: "Will it happen? I don't know. It may happen; it may not. We've got a 90-day clause, and if nothing happens within 90 days, it reverts back to being a cow pasture. So we don't have anything to lose." Other commissioners made similar arguments at the Sept. 11 meeting. Even after Yow's motion at the Oct. 4 meeting failed, Yow and Bencini continued to ask Payne if he understood what "contingent upon" meant. The day after the meeting, Yow sent Payne an email: "Mark, after last night I need you to give me a better understanding the meaning of (this is contingent upon) the reason is that you know there is nothing about the motion that states we would rezone the property if so show me [a] clear definition of Webster['s] dictionary." Payne sent Yow a lengthy response (which did not, by the way, address the definition of "contingent upon.") Payne also sent copies of his explanation to the other commissioners. Payne laid out the events and conditions leading up to the motion and he wrote: "It was in that context that the resolution was passed. Based on that it seemed clear to staff that our marching orders were to begin the long list of tasks necessary to make the development of the park happen. One of the first such tasks is rezoning the property. I think it must be noted right here that no one thought, when the resolution was passed that staff was supposed to wait until a firm commitment to start the work. We were to start but not actually move the prison farm operations, or some other irreversible thing that would fundamentally change the operation w/o the firm commitment. [note: rezoning is not something that would impact that farm operations at all since the prison farm is a grandfathered use and can continue as it is, if the county wished, for years to come exactly as it is now. In other words, the resolution as it was passed gave the staff marching orders for 90 days; if after 90 days no firm commitment was in place, then the orders were to stop and wait further direction." Yow wrote back: "Mark, this is billy your talking to I don't believe a word of what you sent I do not see the marching orders your referring to in the motion what I do see is the manager and skip pulling your chain you still have not told me what (this is contingent upon) means to you I know what it means to me and the rest of the world please explain what you think it means." According to Webster's dictionary, and many other dictionaries as well, "contingent" means "dependant upon." Bencini also didn't seem convinced by Payne's defense of the move. Bencini wrote: "Mark, if it is so freaking clear, why do you need to respond with an epistle? Bill." Just seconds after the Board of Commissioners voted on the issue at the Oct. 4 meeting, Yow asked the clerks to the board how much the fee was to appeal a rezoning decision. Yow said right after the meeting that he would appeal the rezoning request if the Planning Board granted Fox's request. "It's only $200," Yow said. |


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One Year In: SNIA's Updates for Cloud Storage CDMI Standard - Panel Session
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Moderator: Tony Dicenzo, SNIA and Alex McDonald, Chair of the SNIA Cloud Storage Initiative Education Committee
The SNIA Cloud Storage Initiative is rapidly gaining momentum as it promotes the Cloud Storage industry and SNIA's Cloud Data Management Interface (CDMI) standard. A panel, which will feature the co-chairs of CSI, will discuss:
A panel, which will include leaders of CSI, will discuss:
- Recent announcements by vendors to support the CDMI standard
- Plugfest opportunities to test vendor implementations
- Future directions for the CDMI specification,
- Opportunities to learn more about the cloud storage and the CDMI standard..
Oct 16 2012
33 mins
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Jenise wrote: And a question, Jo Ann where do you buy the skins? Looks like the real deal, not the plastic substitute.
Thanks, Jensie. A little time consuming, but not at all difficult to make. Here is the site for the casings. I have made sausages 3 times in the past month, probably about 15lbs worth, and I haven't used all the casings in one bag yet. Next to winemaking, one of my favorite hobbies!


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"I was diagnosed with kidney problems, blood in my urine and strep in my bladder. I was prayed for on Thursday before I had my tests the following week. My CT scan showed my kidneys were fine. The scope of my bladder was clear also. The next test showed NO strep in my bladder! I did not receive a report on the blood, but I trust that the Lord took care of that as well!! I am so very, very thankful that healing is part of the atonement. I am also thankful for the Healing Rooms and the people who are obedient to Jesus to pray for the sick." - Jean E. on April 21st, 2011 | |
"Kidney area Pain left within minutes of recieving prayer" - G on January 9th, 2012 | |
"SO MANY MIRACLES My niece was in a coma for two months and the Dr. said she was dead. She woke up last week and is doing well at home. My Great Nephew had scoliosis surgery today and everything was better than expected. My son was paralyzed for two months and is now perfectly healed I was tested for kidney blockage or injury. The test took 3 hrs. and they found nothing. My daughter had major surgery that the Dr. could not explain, they said she would die. She was healed and is now living a blessed life. Praise the Lord!" - Mary S. on July 8th, 2010 | |
"I have had bladder infections since 1994, even when taking preventive antibiotics. In 1996 I lost a kidney to cancer. After receiving prayer at the Vancouver Prayer & Healing Rooms, God took away my infections and they have not returned. Praise Jesus! " - Lee on June 10th, 2010 | |
"Hannah was born March 28, 2005. About 4 weeks after her birth, she was admitted into the emergency room in with a temperature of 102.6 degrees. Four days later and after many tests were performed, we were told that Hannah had a kidney infection. It was caused by urinary track reflux. The infection was treated and cleared up, but Hannah was to be on medications for the next year. The first set of medications we believe she was allergic to them as she developed a body rash and tons of discomfort which interfered with her sleeping and caused her to be bad tempered. We then were given a different kind of mild antibiotics, but they were making Hannah physically sick an hour to two after she took them. She would throw up and start gagging and it wasn't getting any better. The doctors said it was a mild case that most children outgrow, but Kim and I would not accept this for our daughter. Well we had many people pray for her as we visited different churches in different states. We met with family and friends who agreed for her healing and we took her to the Healing Rooms in Bothell, WA for prayer. We were determined to see a miracle. We believe in corporate prayer and agreeing in faith for one another. We finally returned to WA and had another doctors visit where they ran a nuclear voiding test again, but the doctor came out with discouraging news. The Urologist looked quickly at the test (although the results were not in) and told us that there was NO CHANGE and how we needed to stay on the meds for another 6 months, but that it was good that we asked for a second opinion. Well, my faith just went through the floor! God, we believe. I said in disappointment. Have you ever been there' I then said I know that you are on my side. I then heard the Lord say, Yes I am on your side, but are you on MY SIDE' I didn't quite understand at first, but he led me to a passage in scripture in Joshua 5:13-15 where Joshua saw an Angel of the Lord before they defeated Jericho and asked him whose side was he on- for him or the others. The angel told him No, but as a Commander of the Army of the Lord I have now come. Ok, so I told the Lord I am on His side and felt a peace about the situation. We started to get Hannahs meds filled for the next year and went home from the doctors office. PHONE CALL ! The next day we received a phone call from the doctor. He said to Kim, Well, you guys I know that you have been praying and here is the miracle that you have been praying for. As the official report from the Radiologist says, she no longer has reflux and you can stop the medicines. Praise the Lord! There was a booster to my faith. I hope it is one for yours as well. We appreciate your prayers and are praying for you as well. Serving with obedience and love, John, Kim, and Hannah Myers " - Hannah Elizabeth M. on July 1st, 2005 | |
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The 8 Cheapest Computers in the World
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May 31st, 2012 at 12:20 pmstop making slideshow articles
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June 1st, 2012 at 4:00 pmSeconding the slideshow complaint.
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July 11th, 2012 at 6:29 amI believe T-Bell is the cheapest tablet computer. I bought the T-Bell T204 from their website http://www.tim-bell.com for $87 and it's served me well. I believe they also have a $99 laptop, although I'm not sure if it's the cheapest in the market
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December 25th, 2012 at 5:17 amWhy does this page say "8 cheapest computers.." and I only see one?
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January 21st, 2013 at 1:12 pmHope you are a woman ! Lol The one that you see has a word "next " press that word "next "you'll see the next article !
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February 14th, 2013 at 1:38 pmWhat is the cheapest computer in the world a PC where I can transport 10,000 satellite channels on it for say $39 a month. I see on the internet all the time I can put 10,000 channels on a computer for from $39 a month to $19 a month. I want to buy a pc in less than 2 weeks so please help me get the cheapest pc say $25 so I can put 10,000 channels on it as soon as possible.
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June 9th, 2013 at 9:49 pmI see no Beaglebone Black. It's just like the Raspberry Pi but stronger and costs 45$.


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Poor Polly Buckwheat, the Miller's daughter, is in a bit of a pickle! If she doesn't turn a roomful of straw into gold by morning, the greedy King will turn a bit nasty. But should she accept the kind help of an eccentric dwarf who mysteriously appears in her prison cell?
Of all the fairytale characters, Rumpelstiltskin has got to be the most mixed up. He is helpful yet demanding; secretive yet noisy; short yet owning a name as long as his beard. Not surprisingly, this story of transformation will make you laugh and gasp at the same time!
Using its trademark puppets, music, storytelling and transforming sets, Theare of Widdershins aims to create gold on stage with this new version of the Grimm's classic tale.
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Nigel wrote: worryingly most of them arent fiction
my wall of books:
Nigel wrote:worked it out
1 of ospreys
1 of wargaming stuff
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3 of fiction
rest hisrory and accounting stuff
Maerwynn wrote:my wall of books:
Waaah! Library porn!
Since you've shown me yours, I'll show you mine... I'll post a pic on Monday. Not very big at the moment because of moving house regularly, but I do have sheet music in it too.
I'm told I do a good Bene Gesserit impression in my wimple
I do have sheet music in it too
lidimy wrote:I do have sheet music in it too
Ooh, good one, that counts too right?
Just checked my Stig of the Dump, was printed in 1971, first printed 1963. That's old It's nice to look back through all my dad's books actually, all the old favourites like' One Hundred Million Francs' and 'The Night the Water Came' and 'Tom's Midnight Garden' bring back so many memories.
Most of the books that I've bought in the past years have been non-fiction, bar Tristram Shandy and Gulliver's travels!
Lidi (:
lidimy wrote:Umm...
Well as long as you aren't dog eared, and don't have a floppy cover with missing pages, then I'm sure you count as new
Ecce wrote:Wayland2002 wrote:He's a black belt in Yorkshire Sumo.
Actually, it's the Scottish martial art of Siujimi. Including such moves as "Giesmairchipspal", "Haudmabottlaneedapish" and of course "Canyirmammyso?"
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We really should have a Dune theme night at some event or other. The more BG the better, but who can come up with a Stillsuit?
Panda wrote:That would be some decent bit of kit making. I'd pay to see that!!!
I would have all the Frank Herberts cept it be hard to find them second hand and I come very close to having a phobia about buying books first hand.....
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- Wrap your chandelier arms with garlands (greens or wire stars, etc.) or twisted gold ribbon and Christmas lights. Use low wattage "flicker flame", "wax-dipped", gold, or red and green bulbs in your chandelier. For a whimsical touch, try our golden star bulb! Tie tiny holiday ribbon bows around the crystals on your chandelier. Or add wired ribbon bows with long steamers to each chandelier arm.
- Hang Christmas ornaments (metallic balls, gold tassels, cherubs, stars, etc.) from your wall sconces, chandelier and ceiling lights using holiday ribbon. Hang chandelier crystals (to reflect the light) from your wreath, garlands, and Christmas tree. Add magnetic crystals to your chandeliers and metal floor lamps.
- Put candlestick lamps on every windowsill and tie holiday ribbons and holly sprigs around them. Flicker-flame bulbs will give the effect of real candles.
- Create "curtain lights" for your window (hang between curtain panels) using Christmas net lights sandwiched between sheer gold metallic fabric looped over curtain rod.
- Hang mistletoe (using holiday ribbon) from your front hall lantern or chandelier.
- Use a portable outdoor spotlight in your front yard to spotlight your wreath.
- Use a plant light to highlight special holiday arrangements (nativity, decorative Santas, mantle scenes, gingerbread houses, etc.). Or use a battery candle inside gingerbread house, Nativity barn, etc.
- Change your chandelier shades for the holidays. Try red and green or gold silk shades. Or glue holly leaves and berries around the edge of inexpensive shades. Wrap existing shades in wrapping paper or foil and tie them with ribbon (make sure there are no loose ends near light bulbs).
- "Dip" your chandelier crystals and tree balls in gold (use gold spray paint to give this effect).
- Outline your doorways, crown molding and kickplate below cabinets (especially the bar) with tiny light strands (or rope lights).
- Wrap Christmas lights (or rope lights) around garlands & wreaths and the outline your powder room mirror.
- Wrap your banisters and columns with string lights. Then wrap with sheer metallic fabric.
- Put net lights over your indoor plants for a quick effect.
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- Use our crystal bulb covers (clear or amber) on sconces and chandeliers.
- Fill a Moravian star with tiny Christmas lights and hang from the ceiling over your Christmas tree.
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- Fill glass vases with battery Christmas lights, glass ornaments, and holly sprigs.
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