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Will O.J. Mayo and Rudy Gay Be Able to Play Together As One This Year?
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Will O.J. Mayo and Rudy Gay Be Able to Play Together As One This Year?
Ok we have 2 guys both by the season starts Gay will be 23 and Mayo will still be 21. Two guys both can be Top 3 in their positions easily in 2 to 3 years we aren't debating that. But will our two players be able to work as a "Team", just like Isiah and Dumars, Jordan and Scottie, Shaq and Kobe.
Last year I think this was mostly Gay fault, but it seems Gay was trying to "Out Do" Mayo trying to show he was the best player on the team or the leader whatever. So any game Mayo got it rolling it seemed Gay would start shooting instead of giving it to the hot hand
Or days Mayo didn't have it going they played pretty much took turns shooting the ball. Or even alot of times when a play was called for Gay, Mayo would stand in the baseline and pretty much have no part of that offense.
when Mayo had it on a fastbreak and ooped it to Gay for the slam.
like this
I believed lilojmayo called it the " Gayo Connection"
Or the pick and roll like they showed here which they barely ran together they should do it more
So my question to my fellow Grizz Fans will we see Mayo and Gay play as one this year? I think so they have been playing and workouting with each other all of season.
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2013 Masters Prediction: Justin Rose Wins First Green Jacket, Major ChampionshipApril 7, 2013
The 2013 Masters golf tournament will be won by 32-year-old Englishman Justin Rose.
Having competed in 34 career majors, Rose has posted top-five finishes in each of the four major championships at least once in his career. Furthermore, since finishing No. 4 as an amateur at the 1998 British Open at Royal Birkdale, Rose has won four times on the PGA Tour and five times on the European Tour. He's had a solid golf career, but still has yet to claim the elusive first major.
The world's No. 3 golfer in the latest Official World Golf Rankings hopes to finally end his majors drought at the 2013 Masters Tournament, and he should do just that on Sunday, April 14 in Augusta, Ga.
In his Masters career, Rose is 7-for-7 in terms of cuts made at Augusta National. In particular, his most recent Masters appearances include finishes of No. 8 in 2012 and No. 11 in 2011. To wrap up the 2012 majors season, he notched a No. 3 finish at the PGA Championship.
Masters.com's Thomas Bonk noted the English golfer's strong play heading into the Masters:
When Justin Rose won at Doral, he moved to No. 9 in the Official World Golf Ranking and continued a strong start to his season that may have begun when he tied for fifth at the Honda. Rose's 69.26 scoring average is fourth on the PGA Tour, and like everyone else in the group of expected front-runners, he knows how to handle difficult courses.
Rose will enter the 2013 Masters as "one" of the favorites, but certainly not "the" favorite. Instead, Tiger Woods is the golfer that will receive the lion's share of attention at the season's first major. No problem there, as Rose will take to Augusta National with a little less focus by the world media this time around.
Examining the Englishman's 2013 stroke play performances on the PGA Tour, he's recorded finishes of No. 2 (Arnold Palmer Invitational), No. 8 (Cadillac Championship) and No. 4 (Honda Classic). Next to Tiger, Rose is arguably playing as well as any golfer on tour.
Statistically speaking, Rose is performing quite well in several PGA Tour categories portending a deep run at the Green Jacket this year. Among several important factors for successful play at he Masters are the ability to successfully get up-and-down, take advantage of par-5 opportunities and perform well on the back nine. Fortunately for Rose, he's atop nearly all of those categories.
Stats That Matter Heading into Augusta National:
Scoring Average: No. 1 (68.68)
Back 9 Scoring Average: No. 1 (34.42)
Sand-Save Percentage: No. 1 (70.59)
Srambling: No. 3 (71.62-precent)
Proximity to Hole from Sand: No. 4 (6'5'')
Par-5 Birdie or Better Leaders: No. 6 (57.50-percent)
The bottom line is that Rose is playing the best he has in quite some time, having ascended to world No. 3 after quietly finishing second behind Woods at the Arnold Palmer Invitation.
Kevin Garside of The Independent said he feels Rose is probably best suited to claim Europe's first Masters title in 17 years:
With McIlroy off-colour and Westwood sliding down the world rankings the best hope of a European/British success arguably rests with Justin Rose, whose second place to Woods last time out at the Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill thrust him into the immediate slipstream of golf's poster boys at a career-high world ranking of No 3. He tops the PGA Tour stats for sand saves, and from 125 yards in there has been no better performer, which is more than handy at Augusta, where the ability to get up and down is powerful string in the golfing bow.
One of golf's true good guys, Rose will finally claim his first major championship on Sunday at the Masters. Still young in golf years (32), Rose appears to be entering his prime right now.
Close your eyes, cue the famed Masters music and get ready to see Bubba Watson put the Green Jacket on Rose in the Butler Cabin on Sunday afternoon. It's been a long time coming.
When he putts out on No. 18 Sunday, CBS' Jim Nantz will loudly proclaim, "A Rose Has Bloomed."


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You will, I hope, excuse me if I take Prime Minister Netanyahu's word for it when he says that Iran may well be only 6 or 7 months away from attaining nuclear weapons.
I base this on the idea that the Prime Minister most likely attends his Daily Intell Briefings.
Just a few days ago, Prime Minister Netanyahu, in a most rare statement, ask for our help, as American voters, to, "elect a president willing to draw a "red line" with Iran."
Our current part time occupant of the oval office has declined to do so.
In fact, Barack Hussein Obama has declined to so much as MEET with Prime Minister Netanyahu on the topic this week while the Prime Minister is in our country.
According to Obama…such a meeting just doesn't fit into his schedule.
Appearing on Letterman last night, however, did.
Meeting with the Egyptian leader of the Muslim Brotherhood this week, also fits into Barack Hussein Obama's jam-packed schedule.
The Prime Minister of the only true democracy in the Middle East, whose nation has been threatened with annihilation by the Adolph Hitler of the 21st century…Not so much.
According to what may be the last true Statesman on the planet, Prime Minister Netanyahu, "If you're determined to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons, it means you'll act before they get nuclear weapons. I just think that it's important to communicate to Iran that there is a line that they won't cross."
According to Barack Hussein Obama, "there is time and space" for a diplomatic solution" to the Iranian nuclear crisis.
The Prime Minister says, "The world tells Israel, `Wait. There's still time. And I say: `Wait for what? Wait until when?' Those in the international community who refuse to put red lines before Iran don't have a moral right to place a red light before Israel."
Meanwhile, Iran has stepped up their nuclear weapons program and the man who attained, through attrition, the title of "Mad Man of the Middle East" on the day Gaddafi was last seen in public, stretched out on the floor of a grocery store meat locker somewhere in Libya, Amadinejad, is spouting, "The Zionist regime and the Zionists are a cancerous tumor. The nations of the region will soon finish off the usurper Zionists in the Palestinian land…. A new Middle East will definitely be formed. With the grace of God and help of the nations, in the new Middle East there will be no trace of the Americans and Zionists."
Time and space? Time and Space for DIPLOMACY to work?
How exactly? The way diplomacy worked in Libya?
That sort of diplomacy ended with a dead Ambassador, a dead diplomat and 2 dead Navy Seals but, we did give them time and space, didn't we?
Of course, Obama is relying on the same Intell which led him to believe that, on the 11th anniversary of the 9-11 attacks, our Embassies and Consulates were safe enough to not require extra security.
Barack Hussein Obama is relying on Intell that he reads…telling him that the Islamic uprisings in nearly 2 dozen countries is all due to a 15 minute You Tube trailer.
In fact, Barack Hussein Obama READ his Daily Intell Briefing the morning after the Consulate attack and murder of Americans there, deemed that everything was well in hand enough to then fly to Las Vegas to stroke a few egos and collect their campaign contributions.
The day after THAT, Barack Hussein Obama found time in his busy schedule to shoe-horn in a photo op as the bodies of those murdered in Libya returned home while his campaign hawked sweatshirts on Twitter.
Now, Barack Hussein Obama has Embassy personnel around the world, destroying sensitive documents, most likely out of fear of an unannounced visit from a movie critic.
Mr. Prime Minister…
You have asked Barack Hussein Obama to draw a red line regarding Iran. You had to ask, and be polite, as you are a statesman.
I however, am not.
You can NOT trust this LYING weasel who occupies the white house to do ANYTHING that will help Israel NOR can you trust his skinny ass when he tells you he is dedicated to your interests.
This arrogant Cretan actually believed that his mere visage would calm the Islamic terrorists and believes to this day that the best way to defeat them is to tell exactly what day we will leave the battlefield!
Hussein is FAR more interested in keeping HIS job than with what happens in YOUR part of the world
Mr. Prime Minister…
YOU have asked Americans to vote for a president who WILL draw a red line and Sir, I damn well intend to do just that.
Mitt Romney is YOUR friend but, he is also a friend to Israel. Mr. Romney knows that the Capitol of your nation is Jerusalem.
Hussein thinks you should return to your pre-1967 borders.
Hussein says HE knows MORE about Judaism than ANY other American president because…HE'S READ about it.
Let me just say, if this waste of giant ears absorbs as much from his reading regarding Judaism as he does from reading his Daily Intell Briefings…He knows less about your culture and religion than do my socks.
I will stand WITH you Mr. Prime Minister and I will stand with the Nation of Israel.
I believe that MY vote for Mr. Romney will not only save MY country but help you save YOURS.
We, as Patriots, will take a stand this November and an American President will stand with YOU in January but, Mr. Prime Minister, do not wait on us. Do what you must do and do it when you must.
In our country, Sir, this election is focused on the economy. For YOUR nation, our election is about foreign policy.
Allow me to sum up Barack Hussein Obama on BOTH counts.
He's in WAY over his head ordering a 99 cent value deal at Taco Bell.


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Cops: 2 took test drives, didn't return cars
Published 8:36 pm, Thursday, April 18, 2013
BETHLEHEM — Two people were arrested for stealing cars from dealerships after they also stole copper coil from the Glenmont Lowe's and left in a stolen Honda CRV, town police said.
An investigation of the copper theft led police to the Slingerlands home of Richard DeMatteo, 20, and Elizabeth Leonardo, 51, where the stolen CRV was located, police said. They are also accused of stealing a Hyundai Veloster, police said.
Police said the two went into dealerships and took vehicles for a test drive, but never returned them. DeMatteo and Leonardo were sent to the Albany County Jail without bail and police said additional charges are pending.


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I've been hearing reports from friends and family members in New England that the ticks are just about out of control this summer. Maybe it was the long, cold winter, or maybe it's just another critter population boom-bust cycle, but whatever the case, some people have said they can barely set foot outdoors without finding ticks crawling on their clothes or even embedded in their skin. And with all those ticks come tick-borne diseases.
Dogs and cats are particularly popular hosts for ticks, and because the nasty little buggers are renowned for spreading disease to people, you need the facts on the risks and what you can do to prevent your kitty from getting ticks.
Although cats can and do get bitten by deer ticks, the species notorious for carrying Lyme disease, cats don't seem to become ill from it nearly as often as dogs and people do.
Deer ticks can carry anaplasmosis (aka Erlichia) and tularemia. Various species of dog ticks can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, to which cats may be susceptible, and the big baddie, cytauxzoonosis ("Bobcat fever"), which is a very severe and often fatal illness.
Even if your feline friend is an indoor-only cat, you can bring ticks in on your clothing, or the family dog can get one embedded in his skin.
You're most likely to find ticks on the front of your cat, in the areas where she can't reach to groom herself. The top of the head, under the collar, and in the ears are popular locations for ticks to become embedded. This video demonstrates a good tick-check technique.
Don't use oil or petroleum jelly to suffocate an embedded tick, because the reaction to asphyxiation is to release more potentially disease-carrying saliva. The same is true with holding a match to the back end of the tick.
If you yank a tick out of your cat's skin, you're likely to leave the mouth parts in, which can cause irritation and possible infection. Instead, use a tick twister or dull tweezers to grab the tick just behind the mouth parts and use a slow pulling and twisting technique, as demonstrated in this video. Then place the tick in a small jar of alcohol to kill it.
If you live in a high-tick area, be sure to use monthly flea and tick prevention. Ask your vet which product seems to be most effective, based on where you live and your cat's lifestyle. Check yourself and any family dogs for ticks after outdoor excursions.
You don't need to be terrified of ticks, but you do need to be aware of the risks and take action to prevent or treat tick infestations.
Have you seen an increase in the tick population in your area? Have you had to remove ticks from your cat? Has your cat ever developed a tick-borne illness? Share your tick stories in the comments.
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Need a one-stop shopping site for free math games that are leveled by grade and matched to the Common Core? Math Chimp is a great site. I just tested it and had my own son test it, and we both approved. Lots of math games that our own students have likely played before, only now they can click on the appropriate grade level and choose a game from there. If you have a free math day in class or want to have students practice at home, this is a good site to send them to. Give it a try!
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Yet again i turn my back on the eternal flames of a dying world only to reconcile with the ever so familiar chill of the darkness of which u had so eagerly left behind for an imitation of this thing that the living so fondly call love where in i only found the undying sting of a broken heart still even at the brink of madness while pain is still a constant reminder of how love lies and the deceptive manifestation of happiness rules over my frayed emotions leaving behind the wrath of a forgotten man lost in a miss paced world unfortunately i have accepted the inescapable fate of an impossible life. Yet the overwhelming thought that there is dreamer such as i willing to take a step back into the darkness to see the light of change rather than alone withering away in the dark corridor tainted heart of a long since fallen king-less kingdom far from loves reach.only the suit filled clouds rein superior over the landscape blocking out the warmth of the suns rays reveling the true nature of a false World
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Beta-carotene 15,15'-monooxygenase
In enzymology, β-carotene 15,15'-monooxygenase (EC 18.104.22.168) is an enzyme that catalyzes the biological reaction
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- β-carotene + O2 → 2retinal
This is a cleavage reaction which cleaves β-carotene, utilizes molecular oxygen, is enhanced by the presence of bile salts and thyroxine, and generates two molecules of retinal. In humans, the enzyme is present in the small intestine and liver.[1]
This enzyme belongs to the family of oxidoreductases, specifically those acting on paired donors, with O2 as oxidant and incorporation or reduction of oxygen. The systematic name of this enzyme class is β-carotene:oxygen 15,15'-oxidoreductase (bond-cleaving). Other names in common use include β-carotene 15,15'-dioxygenase and β-carotene dioxygenase.
In general, carnivores are poor converters of ionone-containing carotenoids, and pure carnivores such as cats and ferrets lack beta-carotene 15,15'-monooxygenase and cannot convert any carotenoids to retinal (resulting in none of the carotenoids being forms of vitamin A for these species). They must have preformed vitamin A in their diet.
- ^ "beta-Carotene 15,15'-Dioxygenase activity in human tissues and cells: evidence of an iron dependency". J Nutr Biochem. 12 (11): 640–647. Nov 2001. doi:10.1016/s0955-2863(01)00184-x. PMID 12031257.
- Leuenberger MG, Engeloch-Jarret C & Woggon WD (2001). "The reaction mechanism of the enzyme-catalysed central cleavage of beta-carotene to retinal". Angew. Chem. 40: 2614–2616. doi:10.1002/1521-3773(20010716)40:14<2613::aid-anie2613>3.0.co;2-z.
- Goodman DS, Huang HS, Kanai M & Shiratori T (1967). "The enzymatic conversion of all-trans beta-carotene into retinal". J. Biol. Chem. 242: 3543–3554.
- Goodman DS, Huang HS, Shiratori T (1966). "Mechanism of the biosynthesis of vitamin A from beta-carotene". J. Biol. Chem. 241 (9): 1929–32. PMID 5946623.
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Blake Shelton's "Healing in the Heartland" Relief Benefit Concert Being Carried Tonight on B105
Blake Shelton has organized, and will headline a live broadcast event called "Healing in the Heartland: Relief Benefit Concert"; which will take to the airwaves tonight (Wednesday, May 29) at 8 pm. You'll be able to listen live on the air and here on our website.
The event will feature Grammy Award-winning artist Miranda Lambert along with Reba McEntire, Vince Gill, Darius Rucker, Luke Bryan, and Rascal Flatts. Ryan Tedder of the pop group One Republic and R&B singer and fellow coach on 'The Voice' Usher will also appear during the program.
Shelton was born and raised in Oklahoma, and currently lives in Tishomingo, Oklahoma. He had the following to say about the event:
Everyone has their way to help, and mine as an entertainer is to perform to help raise money and awareness for this tragedy. This is why I want to do this special and especially hold it in Oklahoma City, which is near ground zero.
The sold out show will take place at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, benefitting those impacted by the devastating E-F5 tornado that ravaged Moore, Oklahoma earlier this month. Funds will go to the United Way of Central Oklahoma May Tornadoes Relief Fund. Working with their local community partners, United Way of Central Oklahoma will use the Fund for immediate, intermediate and long-term recovery and rebuilding efforts.
Beside being able to listen to the live broadcast on B105 and through our online stream (stream/mobile), the event will also be televised on NBC at 8 pm CT. A number of cable channels will also carry the event on either a live or tape-delayed basis.


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Lutheran Church Year:
Main Page and Explanation
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Sundays & Holidays in the Lifetime of J.S. Bach
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Readings from the Epistles and the Gospels for each Event
| Motets & Chorales for Events in the LCY
Discussions: Events in the Lutheran Church Year:
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Readings: Epistle: Romans 8: 18-23; Gospel: Luke 6: 36-42
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Bach's incomplete Orgelbüchlein manuscript contains music for 46 organ chorales, of a total of 164 incipits for the church year listed by Bach. Interestingly, it has settings in the initial de tempore (Nos. 1-60) section for 26 of the first 27 chorales, Advent to Passiontide, omits 13 of the next 26 (Nos. 27 to 51), Easter through Pentecost, but has none of the nine succeeding Trinity Time and festival designated chorales. In the omnes tempore section, Nos. 61-164, only 10 chorales are set (designated BWV 635-644) of the more than 100 systematically listed by theme.
Now the Leipzig music director and St. Thomas church cantor, Bach in June 1724, after an initial church year cycle, turned to omnes tempore chorales found in the NLGB. Of the first six chorale cantatas composed and presented on the first four Sundays after Trinity and the festivals of John the Baptist (June 24) and Visitation (July 2), all six popular chorale settings are found in the NLGB and four are listed but not set in the Orgelbüchlein. 1st Sunday after Trinity; Johann Rist's iconic "O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort" (O Eternity, thou word of thunder), Cantata BWV 20, NLGB No. 394, "Last Days, Resurrection of the Dead, Eternal Life" (Nos. 390-396); no OB listing or setting, with Rist's austere description as "A Serious Consideration of Endless Eternity."2nd Sunday after Trinity; Martin Luther's "Ach Gott, vom Himmel sieh darein" (Ah God, look down from heaven, Psalm 12 hymn), Cantata BWV 2; NLGB No. 247; "Persecution & Tribulation" (Nos. 275-304): A. The Church Militant (Psalm Hymns); OB No. 114 (Psalm Hymns) but not set; described as the psalm that "laments that mankind turns away from God and is led astray into godless living by heretical teachings."John the Baptist Feast June 24, Martin Luther's Baptismal hymn, "Christ, unser Herr, zum Jordan kam" (Christ our Lord came to the Jordan), Cantata BWV 7 (John Baptist), NLGB No. 176) "Catechism" (Nos. 170-189, Holy Baptism); OB No. 66 (Holy Baptism) but not set; it celebrates the most important single feast day of the church: the Nativity of John the Baptist and his father, Zachariah's prophecy of redemption and deliverance from evil,3rd Sunday after Trinity, "Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder" (Ah Lord, poor sinner that I am), melody "Herzlich tut, mich verlangen"; Cantata BWV 127; NLGB No 246; "Christian Life & Conduct" (Psalms): "Penitence and Amendment," Nos. 234-274); OB 73 "(Confession, Penitence & Justification) but not set; it is a free paraphrase of repentant Psalm 6, Domine, ne in fuore (O Lord, rebuke me not in thine anger, KJV), set to the popular Passion melody, "O sacred head now wounded.
Feast of the Visitation of Mary (July 2); Meine Seele erhebt den Herrn (My soul praises the Lord, German Magnificat), Cantata BWV 10; NLGB No. 153, "Visitation" (Nos. 153-157); OB No. 56 (Visitation) but not set.
4th Sunday after Trinity, "Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ" (I call to you, Lord Jesus Christ), Cantata BWV 177, NLGB No. 235, "Christian Life and Conduct" etc. (Nos. 234-274); OB 91 and set as BWV 639. In general in Bach's time congregations and organists were more familiar with the de tempore chorales for Christmas and Easter events in the life of Jesus Christ, the omnes tempore usually being less familiar. The exception were the pietists with their interest in personal and devotional sacred songs. Most of the new chorales, while still based on popular melodies, often dealt with the omnes tempore themes that orthodox Lutheran pastors sought to teach and sermonize on, particularly in Leipzig where Bach could enjoy the best of both worlds, so to speak. The wealth of established omnes tempore chorales enabled Bach to chorale cantatas and the pastors to sermonize on the chorale.
While the Trinity Time hymns rarely spoke directly to the Sunday Gospel lessons, the chosen themes often related to the lessons. They served as the theological, liturgical, and catechismal underpinnings of the word of God through the service of the sermon and the cantata as the musical version of the sermon. During Trinity Time, there was a great deal of flexibility in the use of hymns although many traditions were being developed, such as the chorale and emblematic sermons addressing a series of themes and characteristics pastors and composers for the hymn of the day (de tempore) and the pulpit and communion hymns. At the same time there were cyclical themes appropriate for the early and late Trinity Time as well as the later Epiphany Time Sundays and Pre-Lenten "gesimae" Sundays. For example, "Ich ruf zu dir Herr Jesu Christ" (I call to you, Lord Jesus Christ), NLGB No. 235, general "Christian Life and Conduct," was one of the most ubiquitous Trinity Time chorales. The Johann Agricola ?1529 five-stanza chorale is assigned in the NLGB as the Hymn of the Day for the Second, 19th and 21st Sundays after Trinity and as a communion hymn on the Sundays after Trinity +5, +6, +8, and +22. Bach chose "Ich ruft zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ" as the subject of Chorale Cantata BWV 177 (BCW Discussion June 22), for the Fourth Sunday after Trinity, presented in 1732, to fill that service gap in Cycle 2.For 25 Sundays in Trinity Time 1724, Bach chose eclectic chorales that reflected the thematic teachings. The most prominent categories involved six chorales of "Penitence and Amendment (Confession, Penitence & Justification)"; five chorales under the heading "In time of trouble" (Christian Life & Conduct; Praise & Thanks; Cross, Persecution & Challenge); as well as five from "Persecution and Tribulation" with the two subheadings "The Church Militant (Psalm Hymns)" and "In time of War" (Word of God& Christian Church); three under the general heading "Life Eternal" where chorale Cantata 20, "O Ewigkeit, du Donnerwort," is listed under "Eternal Life"; and two in "Judgment; Death and the Grave (/Dying, Death & Eternity)." There is one chorale each under the omnes tempore headings Christian Life and Experience (Hope) and "Evening Hymn." One chorale Cantata BWV 96, "Herr Christ, der einge Gottes-Sohn," is a de tempore Advent chorale. Here are the chorales, as found from the beginning to the end of the NLGB church year, and categorized with the listing from the OB (Orgelbüchlein) organ chorale preludes
Chorale 'Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder'
Choral Cantata 135 on Cyriacus Schneegass' Hymn on Psalm vi, "Ach Herr, mich armen Sünder," first published in his Geistliche Lieder und Psalmen (Erfurt, 1597), says Charles Sanford Terry in The Hymns and Hymn Melodies of the Cantatas and Motetts (Cambridge University Press, 1915-1921). 3 vols. Vol. 2;
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Narinder Singh, a Haryana Roadways driver, was killed today while he was protesting near the Ambala bus depot gate.
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Narinder Singh, a Haryana Roadways driver, was protesting near the Ambala bus depot gate when district authorities tried to ply bus services forcibly, Haryana Roadways Workers Union's Ambala district president Inder Singh Bhadana said.
He said Singh was crushed under the wheels of a bus and the bus driver escaped from the spot.
The accident led to violence with scores of outraged roadways staff and union leaders present at the spot. The vehicles of the district administration officers and police were damaged in the violence.
Bhadana said the body of the victim would not be cremated till the state government registered a case against senior police officials and the Haryana Roadways general manager for trying to forcibly ply buses.
The workers' unions have called an all-India shutdown to press for demands like concrete measures to counter inflation, steps for employment generation, job security, universal social security, and ensuring that workers get a minimum wage of Rs 10,000 per month along with daily allowance.


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Have you ever felt that you need to dress in a certain way on a certain occasion just to fit in? So why do we sometimes feel the pressure to conform?
To explore the idea of conformity here's a utube clip about the Asch experiment from the 1950's. Solomon Asch took a group of people to take part in what they thought was an eye sight experiment. They were asked to judge which two lines matched up and had the same length as each other.
Obviously line x matches with line B; they are equal lengths. In reality all but one of the people in the group (the guy in the white T-shirt) was a confederate of the experimenter and 'in on' the experiment. The experiment was actually about the one student (the study participant) who was ignorant of what was going on; it was a test to see how they would respond to the behaviour of the confederates.
In the experiment all the participants are seated in a class room and in turn are asked to call out their answer to questions so everyone can hear them. The questions are to do with comparing the length of lines. The confederates always give the same answer as each other and say their answers before the study participant. At first the confederates give correct answers but gradually begin to give incorrect answers. It is significant that the study participant often gave answers that conform to what the confederates say even if the answers are wrong. The experiment reveals how people will deny what they see and submit to group pressure.
There may be various reasons for the study participant giving incorrect reasons. They might genuinely believe the group is correct: "They must be right; there's four of them and one of me". If the group is unanimous we might be less likely to challenge it. Or the study participant might give a response that they know is wrong to avoid the discomfort of disagreeing with the group.
You might consider the implications of the Asch experiment. Does it imply that we behave like sheep? Could there be a reasonable reason for conforming? Are the results of the Asch experiment are surprising? Is there an evolutionary justification for our need to follow the 'wisdom of crowds'? Or is the pressure to conform something that we should actively resist? Significantly, even if only one confederate gave a different answer to the rest of the group, the participant was much more likely to give their own correct answer rather than feel the need to conform. Perhaps this shows the influence that even one dissenting voice can have.
You could investigate this further by looking at what we know about conformity in other areas of knowledge such as history, natural sciences, and the arts. You might investigate how far culture plays a role.


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Interpretation Request #81
Topic: getgrnam_r return value Relevant Sections: XSH getgrnam_r
For both getgrnam and getgrnam_r the specification is a bit unclear in terms what is returned, when no entry has been found.
SUSv3: "The getgrnam() function shall return a null pointer if either the requested entry was not found, or an error occurred. On error, errno shall be set to indicate the error."
Ok, I'd expect that getgrnam("noExist") == NULL, but it is not clearly stated whether the errno may be changed or not. I read this as: errno stays that value and is not touched.
Others regard this a undefined by the spec. (GNU Libc maintainer: "The code always did signal a missing entry with a NULL pointer and ENOENT. There is nothing in POSIX which prohibits this. The POSIX spec just said what has to happen for the error condit
Description: "A NULL pointer is returned at the location pointed to by result on error or if the requested entry is not found."
Returned value: "If successful, the getgrnam_r() function shall return zero; otherwise, an error number shall be returned to indicate the error."
It is a bit unclear whether the error number is zero or not if entry has been found.
a) Clearify whether errno (getgrnam) is modified when no entry has been found
b) Clearify whether not found is "successful", i.e. whether zero is returned or not.
Interpretation Response
The standard is unclear on this issue and concerns have been raised about this which are being referred to the sponsor.
Rationale for Interpretation
The working group developers felt that the intent is that if no error occurs but an entry is not found, getgrnam() returns a null pointer and getgrnam_r() returns zero and set the pointer pointed to by result to a null pointer and neither getgrnam() nor getgrnam_r() should change errno in this case. If an error occurs, the return value is the same as stated except that the error indicate will also be set to indicate which error was detected.


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They debated, they argued and they offered a lot of amendments. In the end, the state House on Friday approved a medical marijuana bill.
Proponents say it will establish a regulatory system for the growing medical pot trade and provide criminal liability protection for patients. Opponents say it's one more step down the slippery slope to total legalization. And still others fear that there are provisions in the bill that will actually trip up medical marijuana dispensaries.
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CELEBRATE St Patrick's Day – albeit a day early – in the company of an international Irish country music star.
Frank McCaffrey makes a welcome return to Market Rasen Methodist Church on Friday, March 16.
The songster's previous visits to the town have been well received and he is sure to be a hit on this occasion too.
From Westport in Co Mayo, Frank started his musical career at an early age and formed his first band while still at school.
When he left school, he joined a local band' The Beatminstrels' and then later The Frielmen.
In 1970, he turned professional and began playing bass guitar in Margo and the Country Folk – a band featuring Daniel O'Donnell's sister.
Five years later he left to form his own band' Band of Gold.
In 1983 Frank made the decision to become a solo artist and was signed to Ritz records.
He has toured throughout Ireland, as well as England, Europe and America.
The concert on March 16 starts at 7.30pm and tickets cost £8 each, which includes a cuppa and a bite to eat during the interval.
Frank will have his many CDs and DVDs on sale in the break too.
For more information on the event and to book tickets contact Mick on 01673 844214.


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COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman said he's offering up his final angry speech about Saturday's 38-31 overtime loss to Missouri today, before the Aggies move on to this Saturday's game at Oklahoma.
"If the players aren't angry or upset, they shouldn't be playing for us," Sherman said this afternoon. "I want them to be mad at themselves and willing to do what it takes to move forward. … We can't wallow."
Plenty of A&M's followers are understandably still wallowing today after the Aggies' blew their third double-digit halftime lead this season, this time to a team that wasn't in the top 25 and entered Kyle with a 1-3 Big 12 record.
"It's been very frustrating to be so close to being in a different position than we're currently in," Sherman said.
The Aggies probably should be 8-0 and in the top five after holding the double-digit second-half leads over Oklahoma State, Arkansas (ranked third and seventh in the BCS, respectively) and Missouri. Instead, they're headed to Norman, Okla., 5-3 and 3-2 in the Big 12, having dropped out of the rankings in a season in which they were picked to contend for the conference title.
"We'll be able to find out (starting) today what the character of our team is," senior safety Trent Hunter said today. "We're going into Oklahoma's backyard, so we'll see what we're made of."
On the personnel front, Sherman said cornerback Coryell Judie, who's missed the last two games with a hamstring injury, is questionable for OU. Also Monday, the Big 12 announced that the Nov. 12 game at Kansas State will start at either 11 a.m. or 2:30 p.m. on ABC-TV.


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|American Psycho is a psychological thriller based on a novel story. It's a good film to watch. The story doesn't have anything unique to say but the act is hilariously comical. There is a piece of dialogue which I found amusing in particular because of the eggcorns involved: When in a club Bateman is talking to a girl, conversation runs like this: Patrick Bateman: Ask me a question. Club Patron: So, what do you do? Patrick Bateman: I'm into, uh, well, murders and executions, mostly. Club Patron: Do you like it? Patrick Bateman: Well, it depends. Why? Club Patron: Well, most guys I know who are in Mergers and Acquisitions really don't like it. The lead is played by Christian Bale. He has done a marvelous job as a psychopath in the movie. Whether the protagonist is a serial killer or not remains open to interpretation at the end of the film. Christian Bale made his act equally funny and eerie at the same time. The protagonist is named Patrick Bateman--not only does the name 'Bateman' sounds similar to Norman Bates(remember Bate's motel?) but also Bale looks pretty similar to the protagonist of Hitchcock's classic Psycho. Bale has done a great attempt to bring eerie element of Psycho in this movie--unpredictability and restlessness of the character are so palpable that they create a tension in the viewer. The movie seems to become open to interpretation after the scene when Bateman shots the police car and sets it on fire just with a couple of bullets. Also his killing more than a dozen of people with in a short period of time at public places and then getting away with it unnoticed even the day after tends to hint in the same direction. I read that Christian Bale was suggested to not to take this role as it was considered to be equal to committing suicide--but that became the very reason why he chose to take it. Hats off to Bale--I think he is a great performer and that is why he is favorite of Christopher Nolan's cast along with Michael Caine. In between movies The Machinist and Batman Begins(if I recall well) he had to almost transform himself physically from a skinny clad to a muscular hunk in a matter of just few months! He works really hard for his roles and gets into the skin of his characters. This movie is not a great movie but it's a good entertainer if you like to watch psychological thrillers. It pays tribute to Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Psycho in more than one scenes.
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Now, a camera that can see through peoples clothing at distances of up to 80ftMarch 9th, 2008 - 4:30 pm ICT by admin
London, Mar 9 (ANI): Surveillance at railway stations, shopping centres and other public spaces in the UK could soon become more high-tech, with the development of cameras that can see through peoples clothing at distances of up to 80ft, to help detect weapons, drugs and explosives.
However, the designers of this camera, ThruVision, an Oxfordshire-based company spun out from the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, one of the governments leading physics research centres, maintain that although it can see objects under clothes, the images would not reveal any anatomical details.
This new technology, namely T5000 system, is catching the eye of police forces, train companies and airport operators as well as government agencies.
Though it was initially meant for use in spacecraft and astronomy but it was soon believed that these cameras that can see through clouds of cosmic dust are also capable to see through clothing.
T5000 system involves detecting and measuring terahertz waves, or T-waves, which are a form of electromagnetic radiation, emitted by all people and objects lying between the infrared and microwave parts of the spectrum.
In fact, the waves from any material have a distinctive signature, and may even differentiate Semtex from modelling clay and cocaine from sugar.
Already a smaller system designed for office foyers that can scan through clothing at a range of 30ft-40ft is being offered by ThruVision.
Currently this is being used at the Canary Wharf complex in east London , which is home to several global banks and is seen as a potential target for terrorists. The Dubai Mercantile Exchange also employs a similar installation.
It is possible to link this system to a computer enabling it to automatically scan anyone passing and report its human operator to anything suspicious.
Acts of terrorism have shaken the world in recent years and security precautions have been tightened globally. The T5000 dramatically extends the range over which we can scan people, Times Online quoted Clive Beattie, ThruVisions chief executive, as saying.
One of the customers, Bill Foster, the president of Thermal Matrix, an American defence contractor specialising in imaging systems for the US military, said : This could be deployed at major sporting events, concerts and rail stations as well as for military use.
The camera will be displayed this week at the Home Office scientific development branchs annual exhibition, Britain s premier showcase for security equipment, to be held on an RAF airbase in Buckinghamshire. (ANI)
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I am a warrior. I am a survivor. I am many, many things. Most recently, I found out I have a tumor in my breast that is cancer. It isn't my cancer. I don't own it. I didn't want it. It is NOT my exit strategy.
It's Easier to Build Up a Child Than to Repair An Adult
I am also an advocate and activist to PREVENT the abuse of our children, and to help those adults who have experienced abuse and trauma to continue on their healing journey
After learning about the ACE Study (Adverse Childhood Experiences Study) 4 years ago, I learned that when a child experiences abuse and trauma, that it changes their brains neurologically. As the child grows (and depending if there are grown-ups in the child's life who offer a safe, stable and nurturing environment) the after-effects of the abuse and trauma can lead to depression, suicide attempts, criminal behavior, alcohol addiction, drug addiction, and diseases, such as C.O.P.D., Cancer, Diabetes, etc.
This study, done by Dr. Vincent Felitti and Dr. Bob Alda, in 1998, has gone largely ignored by many. Everyone knows that child abuse happens, but that is often as far as our knowledge goes. The ACE Study is important in many ways, including the fact that our country spends around $80 BILLION a year dealing with the after-effects of child abuse.
Let me bring this down to a personal level. I am a survivor of child sexual abuse. I continue to work toward healing from this pain. And yet, when I think I've put it all behind me, I find myself feeling like that little girl who didn't understand what was happening to her, and had no control to stop it. That is how I feel now, with this new diagnosis.
That brings me to the next chapter of my life. One where I kick this uninvited guest's ass, and heal and become stronger, and healthier and more powerful. I am not a little girl any more. I am the parent to my own inner child and she is very safe and loved.
Get ready world, because there is nothing like a Two Time Survivor who refuses to remain silent about this global epidemic. Yes both global epidemics. Child abuse and Cancer. Neither one are acceptable. And together we can put an end to both and continue on our own individual healing journey.


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Gisburn forest offical opening
i'm riding there from around 10:30 so i hope so 😕Posted 8 years agorammyrunnerMember
:idea:Hmm…. a potential for off road duathlon to complement the on-road one at Helwith Bridge. Have to get up there and see how it looks now.Posted 8 years ago
This is my invite, all the details should be on there, even if your not invited to the lunch I'm sure they'll be pleased for as many riders as possible to attend the jaunt at 11am:
When: 19 September 2009 11:00-14:00 (GMT) Greenwich Mean Time : Dublin, Edinburgh, Lisbon, London.
Where: Dog and Partridge, Tosside.
Dear Sir/Madam,
You are cordially invited to attend the Opening Event for the New Gisburn Forest Mountain Bike Trails hosted by the Gisburn Forest Mountain Bike Trail Partnership at the Dog and Partridge, Tosside. On Saturday the 19th of September 2009.
'The trails are part of the Ribble Valley Sports and Physical Activity Alliance (SPAA) and were completed with the aid of a £60,000 lottery grant from Sport England. £60,000 was also contributed by the project partners – the Forest of Bowland AONB, Ribble Valley Borough Council, Ribble Valley Strategic Partnership, United Utilities and the Forestry Commission. Gisburn Forest Trail Builders, a group of enthusiastic riders from throughout the region have helped on a number of volunteer trail building days organised by the Forestry Commission. The group has contributed an estimated £15,000 of value to the project by hand building over 1,000 metres of new trail.'
The event will begin with an optional informal ride from the Dog and Partridge around the top end of the new red grade mountain bike trail facility finishing back at the Dog and Partridge for a buffet lunch. The event is being hosted to officially open the new sections of mountain bike trail as well as say a big thank you to the hardworking volunteers who have given a significant amount of their time to build over 1km of the new route. The ride will be suitable for experienced mountain bikers and you will need to bring a suitable mountain bike and wear a helmet. If you do not wish to ride please meet us at the Dog and Partridge for the official opening at 1pm to be followed by a buffet lunch.
11am – Ride from Dog and Partridge, Tosside. Suitable mountain bike, helmet and clothing required. Ride start time – 11am.
12.30pm – Return to Dog and Partridge
1pm – Official Opening followed by buffet lunch.
Please can you RSVP by using the voting buttons above or by e-mailing me at *************** before Friday 11th September.Posted 8 years agoGribsMember
The press release seems very vague so does anyone know what exactly is happening this Saturday? Will the trails still be rideable in the morning?Posted 8 years agostumpyjonSubscriber
Glad you got an invite, I've had nothing. 👿Posted 8 years ago
Jon, Do you want Nigel Ps email address?, I'm sure it's just a techie error oversight that you didn't get an email. I'm sure he'll add you in on the lunch despite the late hour.
I'm working Saturdays, so won't be there.Posted 8 years agoChatsworthMustersMember
What's the parking like at Dog and Partridge? I might have a ride round if this weather don't improve. Thinking of getting there about 9AM. Will there be restrictions, or is there room for us all?Posted 8 years ago
There's the pub car park and across the road is a public car park, you could also probably park up the forest road which starts at the side of the pub. They're riding at 11am tho, not 9am.Posted 8 years agoChatsworthMustersMember
They're riding at 11am tho, not 9am
Yup I know, but I'm not a great one for official functions and talking shops, so the thought is to go and get a ride in before it all gets too organised.Posted 8 years agostumpyjonSubscriber
Thinking about it Martin Charleworth is probably the only one with my email address and he probably doesn't know who I am. Half an hour ago I would have taken up your offer, unfortunately I've just been told my little lad's got to go back into hospital tomorrow morning for some surgery (he had a big op 2 weeks ago and somethings not healing correctly) so there's no way I could have made it anyway. Should be there for the next dig day, hoping we'll be onto the woodwork.Posted 8 years agodizSubscriber
Stumpyjon hope your lad is ok! When is the next dig day?Posted 8 years ago
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As things stand, the provisions of the Constitution entrenched by Section 54, including Section 54 itself, as has been helpfully drawn to my attention, require special majorities for their alteration. Others, even if perceived by the community at large to be fundamental, may be altered by any government so inclined, it appears, by the expediency of a simple majority, necessarily apparent and transparent, conscience vote or not.
Relying, however, on the spirit as opposed to the letter of the law, wise counsel should dictate a more broadly consensual approach when legislative proposals arouse controversy. Indeed, provision for a referendum on important constitutional issues was envisaged by the recent Constitution Reform Commission.
To proceed regardless may not only backfire on those temporarily in the driving seat, as occurred with the unilateral introduction
of proportional representation in the recent local government elec-
tion. It could also jeopardise our fragile democracy by inviting uncertainty and anarchy.
Entrenchment is, of course, alien to Britain's partly written
constitution, which can be altered routinely by Parliament's passage, ordinarily, of any bill. This makes it even more instructive, as noted by Dr Rowley in the recent constitutional debate, that Britain's incumbent coalition government, formed on a commitment to review the first-past-the-post system, held a referendum on
this in which it was
roundly rejected.
A similar approach had long since been adopted by General de Gaulle, notwithstanding his towering personal popularity at the time, in his proposal to introduce the direct election of French presidents based on the run-off system, to replace their election by an electoral college. This radical reform was naturally the cause of plenty bacchanal, which was eventually resolved by a referendum in 1962, whereby it was overwhelmingly approved.
Never backward to come forward, Trinbagonians are demonstrably even more politically and constitutionally savvy nowadays, so any government perceived to be unwilling to listen to the chorus of concerns on any issue they consider to be of critical importance will be sure to feel. At any rate, political prudence should warn against future chaos, in that what is done by a simple majority may soon be trumped.
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MCI has introduced the industry's first denial-of-service (DoS) service-level agreement (SLA) to help internet customers to improve their defence against internet threats and attacks.
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MCI's DoS performance guarantee automatically extends its SLAs at no additional cost to customers.
The SLA is being applied across all MCI internet protocol services, including dedicated and remote internet access, IP VPN dedicated and remote and internet colocation, shared and single-server dedicated hosting.
"MCI's experience operating IP networks, along with its advanced network monitoring and management capabilities, enable the company to provide the strongest security defence for our customers," said Sara Santarelli, MCI vice-president of network security.
"Our SLA gives customers greater peace of mind, knowing that MCI will help them stop internet threats and attacks, while further demonstrating our commitment and ability to making the internet a safer place for the greater internet community."
MCI aims to guarantee its response to suspected DoS attacks within 15 minutes of a customer-generated trouble ticket through MCI customer support.
MCI's security team will work hand in hand with customers to determine and implement the necessary steps to quickly mitigate the security threat.
MCI claimed it is the first and only service provider to develop and, initially, utilise and implement a set of effective anti-DoS network tools and techniques, aiming to enable its security team to trace and stop potential attacks quickly.
One of the first companies to take advantage of MCI's SLA is Ask Jeeves. As the web's second most popular search engine, Ask Jeeves receives more than 19.5 million unique users monthly, and relies solely on its internet presence to provide consumers with authoritative and fast ways to find relevant information to their everyday searches.
"MCI's DoS SLA is an enormous step forward for the entire industry," says Dayne Sampson, vice-president of ICT for Ask Jeeves.
"MCI has set the bar for other providers, as it commits to effectively responding to suspected DoS attacks within minutes of their start. As a company under daily attack, MCI represents a critical component in our internet security defence - enabling Ask Jeeves to seamlessly conduct business 24 hours a day."
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The kohuke_mod.zip file you have requested: Call of Pripyat / Mods / Kohuke's Mod Compilation - 164.88mb is not available. Perhaps try browsing all files for the game S.T.A.L.K.E.R.: Call of Pripyat and upload any files you want to share or are missing. This is the only information we could locate:
This is my small mod, which I compiled and edited myself. Tested under version 1.6.2 and on a low end rig, works just fine. Also the zip file contains an optional folder (details in the folder's readme), which reset you carry weight and jump power to original; also the weapon degradation is added back in. The mod is designed the way I like my game and probably will not make any different versions of it.FULL DESCRIPTION AND INFO ON INSTALLING IN THE README FILE.In this mod you'll get:* carry limit rised to 2,000 kg (I'm a packrat - that's why)* jump power increased* weapons most weapons can take silencer and scopes* weapons degrade very little over time* knife does major damage now* bodies drop more goodies* traders buy stuff in any condition* starting equipment has 1 Tier 1 toolkit, 1 vodka, more ammo, food, meds, 1 anabiotic drug, the simple detector is replaced with veles.Incorporated the following mods:* Phonixheart - traders sell toolkits * Nazgutek and angrydog - bugfixes* Az - brighter flashlight and better rain* Kane4 - nightvision* krilatizmajra - svarog display better* Nordom, Ceive, Nawheel and dDefinder - better soundeffects* Darkenneko - variation mod* shua - high quality PDA maps* Chuppachup - better terrain* XoBaR Increase view distance* Mori - Wear Your Goddamn Helmet ModYou MUST start a NEW GAME! Have fun! NOTE: This mod might not be compatible with any other mods. Compile this with othet mods at your own risk.
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Tennessee State forward Kenny Moore has been suspended indefinitely, head coach John Cooper announced on Tuesday.
Moore, a 6-foot-7, 236-pound senior, averaged 8.7 points and 3.5 rebounds in six games for the Tigers (3-4).
"Kenny Moore has been suspended indefinitely due to conduct detrimental to the team," Cooper said in a statement. "He is a strong young man and has accomplished a lot during his short tenure here at Tennessee State. We will continually work with Kenny to help him get back on track. Kenny is a bright young man, who will graduate in December and that should be of utmost importance for him at this time."
He has started in five games. He did not play in the Tigers' most recent contest — a 69-64 victory over Morgan State on Saturday at the Las Vegas Invitational.
Last year, he was named to the Ohio Valley Conference's all-newcomer and second team after averaging a team-high 14.5 points and finishing second with 6.9 rebounds a game. The Philadelphia native transferred to TSU after stops at two junior colleges.
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Welcome to Stop Smart Meters! (UK)
Est. January 2012, Stop Smart Meters! (UK) is a grassroots campaign calling for an immediate halt and reversal of the UK's Smart Meter programme - a £12BN white elephant in the making that will empower Big Energy at great expense to consumers.
With the prospect of ever-higher bills via "smart" Time-of-Use (TOU) tariffs in store, the Smart Meter programme is taking some big risks with a variety of aspects of our lives and well-being. From the sobering implications of connecting our electricity, gas and water supplies to the Internet -- making domestic supplies available to hackers -- to documented, scientifically-validated health risks, gross privacy violations and a capability for energy firms to remotely control our appliances at will, the "Smart Grid" will come to be seen as a Trojan Horse of our time. The primary beneficiaries of Smart Meters will be Big Energy -- any promised consumer benefits will be short-lived, illusory or dramatically overshadowed by the enormous disadvantages.
We encourage everyone to exercise their human rights and refuse a Smart Meter when offered one. Remember, they are not mandatory - you are lawfully entitled to refuse them. If you would like to help other people do the same, please download and hand-out our leaflets to your neighbours and friends - it will make a huge difference in raising awareness about Smart Meter dangers within your community.
In February 2012, Stop Smart Meters! (UK) was invited to join the International EMF Alliance http://www.iemfa.org
The Global Smart Grid Map: some parties would like you to believe that this globally synchronised initiative is about more accurate billing.
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Mastercool 45396 MSC-45396 96" Set Standard Hoses with Automatic Shut-off Valve Fittings (1/4" SAE)
Mastercool uses only (GRADE 5 HOSE) with a selection of Standard and Nylon Barrier for high pressure applications. Knurled brass nuts make finger tightening easy. Crimped with 8 segment dies for secure fit and maximum durability. Hoses are available in sets and a variety of lengths to meet all EPA, SAE, and UL requirements for containment of refrigerant.
Auto shut-off valves automatically retain refrigerant in the service hose when they are removed from the system, meet EPA, SAE, and UL standards for containment of refrigerant.
Standard Hoses, Working Pressure 750 PSI, Burst 3000 PSI


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December 14, 2010 · 0 Comments
Christmas shoppers on the swanky Via Condotti in Rome. Those are the famous Spanish Steps in the background.
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