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Bore Diameter (mm) : 50
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d - 50 mm
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Angle (α) - 35 °
a - 49 mm
r min. - 1,1 mm
da min. - 57 mm
da max - 83 mm
ra max. - 1 mm
Weight - 0,59 Kg
Basic dynamic load rating (C) - 57 kN
Basic static load rating (C0) - 97 kN
(Grease) Lubrication Speed - 5 600 r/min
(Oil) Lubrication Speed - 8 000 r/min
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Worth to see the Islands in Siargao. Perfect for travellers who loves vitamin sea and surf with the waves
Amazing island known for surfing at Cloud 9. Cheap budget flights from mainland Philippines. Small island. Cool tide pools, clear water, palm trees, bbq. Land tour is cool or take yourself by renting a bike. Island hopping is alright to the nearby 3 islands. 2 hours away by boat, swim with stingless jellyfish (millions in July but only a handful in April when I went) and explore some caves. Not sure it's worth it but it was nice.
For surfing enthusiasts out there , this island is a must visit! They have mighty and great waves here. During my stay, you need not to worry about transportation to tour around the island as there could be free transpo included in your bookings, and if not there are many motorcycle rentals everywhere. They have pretty white sands and great restaurant around the area. You can do many things here like socialize, go hiking, swimming, surfing, camping, caving, trying out new foods, cliff diving and many more.
Best island for surfing in the Philippines! These are the to go to spots! Backpacking Siargao is not complete if you haven't been to these places.

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Help!!! Which size Bubnest should I choose?
This is one of the most frequently asked questions we receive from our Bubnest Tribe Mums and Dads. So we thought we would put together a blog of things to consider when deciding on which size baby nest to go for.
The average length of a full-term baby is approximately 50cm. Many Bubnest users are surprised how quickly their babies grow into their nest and the reason being is that babies grow a lot in the beginning of their lives. In fact, the younger they are, the faster they grow! The first month of your baby's life, they will grow approximately 5 cm, which is A LOT when compared to the average 12 month old growing only 1 cm per month. So don't panic if it looks like your baby is going to outgrow their nest after the first month, because the growth rate will decrease considerably over time. If not, then your baby will be as tall as a 5 year old by the age of one!
The inner mattress of the Regular baby nest is approximately 70 cm long, which is the average height of a 9-month-old baby. The inner mattress of a Maxi baby nest is approximately 80 cm long, which is the average height of an 18-month-old. The inner mattress of both the Regular and the Maxi are 26 cm wide. The Toddler nest mattress is 100 cm, which is the average height of a 4-year-old. The Toddler mattress is 38 cm wide. The picture shows a growth chart of an average child, with a Regular and Toddler nest in the background.
Both the Regular and the Maxi baby nest work well for a newborn baby with the difference between the two sizes being how long you can use them for with the ropes tied. Regardless of which size nest, you choose you can untie the ropes at the end when your baby gets taller, allowing you to continue using the nest as long as your baby enjoys it. How long you use the nest is really up to your baby and how much they like it. Some parents use the nest until their baby is well over a year, while others stop using it when their baby starts crawling and literally just crawls away from it. Remember that babies nap most often when they are fresh and tiny, so it is most likely that you will use the Bubnest most often during this phase of their life.
The choice between a Regular and a Maxi nest comes down to what you intend to use the nest for. The Regular nest is lighter and smaller, it weighs 1.6 kg instead of 1.8 kg for the Maxi. If you intend to bring the nest to various places or bring it when travelling, then a Regular nest will be more suitable.
|Also if you intend to use the baby nest for naps in a Moses basket, then we suggest you check the dimensions of the Moses basket to ensure the nest fits. The Moses baskets we have seen fit well with the Regular nest. The Maxi nest is too long, however since it is soft, the end can be tucked up into the basket.
For newborn babies, we generally believe the Regular nest is best suited, unless your family has a history of very tall babies. If your baby is already older than 3 month of age, we recommend a Maxi so that you will get plenty of use of it before you have to untie the ropes.
We are also frequently asked, by new or expecting mums, whether it is worth getting a Toddler nest straight away so that their babies can grow into the nest. As you can see in the photo, the Toddler nest is very spacious for a newborn and won't feel snug as intended. The Toddler nest is also heavier than our baby nests and although it is a great option for travelling with your older child, nothing beats the ease and portability of daily outings using a Regular or Maxi baby nest. These being the main reasons why we only recommend Toddler nests for toddlers, ie 1-3 year olds.
We hope this was of some guidance when choosing a Bubnest for your little one. Please feel free to reach out with any questions though as our team is always here to help.
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The Indian Navy will continue to rely on its submarine fleet — especially its new and stealthy Scorpène-class boats — to deter the People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) from deploying more warships to patrol the Indian Ocean.
Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) of the Indian Navy Admiral Sunil Lanba said the Indian Navy holds the advantage or "balance of power" against the PLAN in the Indian Ocean. He admitted, however, that China holds the advantage in the South China Sea.
Adm. Lanba revealed PLAN squadrons sent to the Indian Ocean Region comprise seven to eight ships. It is this continuing threat that goaded India into speeding-up the deployment of its new Scorpène-class or Kalvari-class submarines.
The first boat, INS Kalvari (S21), was commissioned in Dec. 2017. The second boat, INS Khandari (S22), has been launched and is undergoing sea trials. The third of six Kalvari-class submarines, INS Karanj (S23), was launched in January 2018.
But the Indian Ocean is India's own and the Indian Navy plans to attain 100% control over this strategically vital body of water with an ambitious and massive warship building program spanning the next two decades.
At the heart of this build-up will be the addition of one more aircraft carrier (the Navy's third) and three more Kalvari-class submarines. Both these warships have different but complementary roles aimed at keeping the PLAN at bay.
"A submarine is for sea denial while a carrier battle group is for sea control," said Adm. Lanba. "Carrier battle groups will enhance the Navy's role in the (Indian Ocean Region)."
He assured his countrymen the Navy keeps close and constant watch over India's maritime terrain. To ensure it attains this mission, the Navy is looking at commissioning 56 warships and six submarines to enhance its strength. This huge number is separate from the 32 warships now under construction, he said on the eve of Navy Day last week.
The new warships are part of a 10-year warship-building plan that includes the construction of India's third aircraft carrier. Construction of this carrier, which will be the navy's second indigenous aircraft carrier, will start within the next three years. Construction is scheduled to be completed by 2028.
Two aircraft carriers are in service: INS Vikrant (R11) and INS Vikramaditya (R33). INS Vikrant is India's first domestically-built aircraft carrier. It's also the first ship in the Indian Navy to be built completely using domestically-produced steel. Vikrant can deploy 26 fixed-wing aircraft, most of which are Mikoyan Mig-29K carrier-based, multi-role fighters.
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Saturday, 14 January 2012
A Load of Rubbish!
After several visits over the past fifteen months, we still do not possess the requisite permit to tip our rubbish at the Richelieu déchetterie.
We have filled in the correct forms - twice. We have spoken to the very pleasant monsieur who oversees the site - several times. He shakes his head in bewilderment and promises us that it will arrive chez nous but still nothing happens.
We are not particularly worried because we carry on taking our rubbish and monsieur accepts it with a smile and a handshake.. We, like him, are more puzzled than anything.
However, arriving back from our stay in the UK we duly put out our rubbish on Wednesday evening for its weekly collection on Thursday morning and the pattern repeated itself: nothing happened.
There has never been a problem before with the weekly collection of household and recyclable waste so we left the bags out 'just incase'. By when they were still there the next day we gave up and brought them back inside. An internet search revealed that our collection day has changed to Tuesday. No-one had told us and we wonder if this is inextricably linked to our lack of permit for the décheterie??
Who knows?? But then again, who knows the correct spelling of déchet(t)erie??
Even the Conseil General d'Indre et Loire doesn't appear to know (see link)
So why not put it to the vote? Those in favour...?!
5 comments:
- Jean said...
We have a wonderful relationship with our dechetterie in LGP. We turn up with our rubbish, the sorting of it is overseen by a very pleasant man who silently and tactfully removes anything vaguely re-useable to a pile of other re-useables and away we go. We simply have to tell him which commune we are from - there has been no mention of a permit.
- 14 January 2012 at 19:40
- Diane said...
We have never been asked for a permit here, we can go to any of the dechetteries in our commune. So far as I know it is only the commercial people here that need permits! We get sent all the dates for collections also any changes that there might be. Diane
- 14 January 2012 at 21:20
- Tim said...
When Pauline et moi bought La Forge, we were indeed issued, by the Marie, with a green Smitcom sticker for the car. I carry this in my wallet as we might use the Big Car or we might use one of the two Deuches. It has only ever been asked for once... by the man in charge of the dump that first year... who duly filled in a little notebook with day, date, my name and type of rubbish. The next time we went, the present incumbent was there and we get the same response as Jean and Nick......... c'est la vie!
The WV is "no veds"... but we've run out.
- 14 January 2012 at 22:16
- Abbé Henri Proust said...
You should apply at the Mairie de Richelieu. One gets a credit-card like card that must be proffered to the chap (Alain Delaunay) at la déchetterie, where you must put the stuff (le déchets, n m pl) in the right skip or special bin. Often his card reader is on the blink. Every six months you will receive a special tax request for payment of about 80€ to the Trèsor Publique in la place des Religieuses for the privilege. I presume that if you were NEVER to use the déchtterie you would not be a registered user, and so not incur a tax bill every six months.
Motto of your story is : Use the Mairie.
ps they also supply free waste bags in the appropriate colours for each type of déchet.
- 15 January 2012 at 12:20
- Colin and Elizabeth said...
Henri, not actually been to the Mairie de Richelieu. We did ours at Braye. We get the Tax bill (and pay it!) We get the bags from Braye, just stocked up for 2012. BUT we can't seem to get the carte!!!! Will take your advice and call in at the Mairie de Richelieu and see if that will work.. Thanks..
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Subject: Re: [unitsml] UNITSML discussion: WSDL conversion services
All & Stuart, This message is intended to be part of the "asynchronous" part of the August UnitsML discussion. I agree with you Peter, for two primary reasons: 1) Each WSDL service is required to include information regarding how to access the service; e.g., required and optional input parameters, format for both input and output parameters, etc. I'm not an expert in WSDL services, but I don't see the advantage of allowing the user to include the instructional information (provided by the WSDL service) in the UnitsML portion of an instance document. 2) As far as I'm aware, we have not included numeric values in the UnitsML portion of an instance document; the numeric values of a quantity would be handled elsewhere in the instance document. For example, in the Float64ConversionFrom element using the conversion equation y = d + ((b / c) (x + a)), we include the factors a, b, c, & d, but not the initial value, x (nor do we calculate the final value, y). I think calculations such as these or those provided by a WSDL service should be handled outside of the UnitsML portion. Stuart, Since you recommended the WSDL addition to the UnitsML Schema, do you have any comments about these statements? Bob Dragoset PS: I sent this email to the OASIS UnitsML email list, but also to Stuart directly because I received a message from OASIS stating that they were having problems with receiving email and I wanted to post this for Stuart to see during the asynchronous portion of the meeting. If the problem with OASIS persists, I may extend the asynchronous portion of the meeting. At 07:21 PM 8/22/2008, Peter J. Linstrom wrote: >All, > > This message is intended to be part of the "asynchronous" >part of the August UnitsML discussion. > > During the August 13 meeting we briefly discussed the >"WSDLConversionFrom" element. This element is intended to >be a reference to on-line services which can provide unit >conversions. I believe the simplest way to handle this >is to simply point to a WSDL file which describes the >resource. This would mean that the amount of information >which would need to be stored in the element would be >minimized. Specifically I believe that only the following >would need to be stored: > >1.) Identifier for source unit. >2.) Comment describing the service. >3.) URL for the appropriate WSDL file. > >This has the advantage of being simple and robust with >respect to different types of services (since all of the >information is in the WSDL file). However this approach >has some drawbacks: > >* There is no way to map unit names to parameter > values in the WSDL service (if the service requires > this information). >* There is no information about the format in which > values are provided and returned. >* There is no information about the accuracy of the > conversion. > >Since this is version 1 of UnitsML I do not think these >drawbacks (which could be addressed in later versions) >outweigh the value of recording WSDL service information. > > I would greatly appreciate any input that others >on the committee may have on this issue. > >Peter Linstrom > >================================================ >Peter J. Linstrom >NIST, Physical and Chemical Properties Division >Phone: (301) 975-5422 >================================================ >----- Original Message ----- From: <email@example.com> >To: <email@example.com> >Cc: <email@example.com> >Sent: Thursday, August 14, 2008 10:32 AM >Subject: [unitsml] Groups - Teleconference Minutes for Aug 13-27, >2008, Meeting (telecon20080813.pdf) uploaded > > >>Audio from the Aug 13 teleconference is available at: >>http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/29043/20080813_8kbps.wma >> >>and, in higher quality, at: >>http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/29044/20080813_32kbps.mp3 >> >>-- Mr. Mark Carlisle >> >>The document named Teleconference Minutes for Aug 13-27, 2008, Meeting >>(telecon20080813.pdf) has been submitted by Mr. Mark Carlisle to the OASIS >>UnitsML TC document repository. >> >>Document Description: >> >> >>View Document Details: >>http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/unitsml/document.php?document_id=29045 >> >>Download Document: >>http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/unitsml/download.php/29045/telecon20080813.pdf >> >> >>PLEASE NOTE: If the above links do not work for you, your email application >>may be breaking the link into two pieces. You may be able to copy and paste >>the entire link address into the address field of your web browser. >> >>-OASIS Open Administration > > > >--------------------------------------------------------------------- >To unsubscribe from this mail list, you must leave the OASIS TC that >generates this mail. Follow this link to all your TCs in OASIS at: >https://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/portal/my_workgroups.php
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Religious Thrillers
In his new religious thriller, Matthew Peters brings readers international action, heart-gripping suspense, and a secret so terrible it could change the world.
The story kicks off with the gruesome murder of a U.S. presidential aide, which is only the tip of an iceberg. Only ex-Jesuit Nicholas Branson and Jessica Jones have a hope of discovering the awful truth in time to save a persecuted religious group from extinction. But they could be thwarted by a megalomaniacal pope and an ultra-secretive U.S. governmental force.
Branson and Jones are, on the surface, unlikely heroes who might save the world. Nicholas Branson is a renowned historian of Christianity whose intellectual development has outpaced his emotional maturity.
"He had a hard time growing up," Peters says. "His stepfather was an alcoholic and Branson became one as well. If we met him at a party, it would be difficult to form an opinion of him, as social events make him uncomfortable. Having been sober for several years, he can no longer rely on alcohol as a social lubricant. He's also an introvert by nature and might come off as aloof. Branson is more of an anti-hero than a hero, though at times he demonstrates extraordinary courage."
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New York City reporter Alessandra Russo is pulled into yet another intrigue; this time her friend Roy inherits a strange religious manuscript, tightly protected in a mysteriously locked tube. Rumors run rampant that these are missing pages from a rotted codex, the heretical Gospel of Judas, which postulated that Judas was not the betrayer, but the beloved of Jesus. Alessandra's interest in the manuscript is truly piqued when she is faced with tragedy no mother should experience, and must track down the missing pages of the Gospel to set things right.
Do the lost pages reveal a secret that will challenge Christianity's very belief about the creation of life, or even the power to unleash Armageddon? What if such explosive documents fell into the hands of modern-day terrorists, dictators, or religious fanatics? Can Alessandra crack the code and learn what the Gospel of Judas is truly saying to the faithful?
During her investigation, Alessandra is plunged into a dark world of murder, conspiracy, sexual depravity, and most importantly, a race against the clock to save her own child.
Author Linda Stasi took time out of her busy schedule to discuss her novel, BOOK OF JUDAS, with The Big Thrill:
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In ANCHORED BY DEATH, Police Chief Jo Oliver needed a little time to herself. But when her escape to Wisconsin turns deadly, she teams up with FBI agent Nick Vitarello, hoping to catch the Bow Tie Killer. Their romantic past and complicated present leads them into uncharted territory as they match wits with a psychopath bent on destroying everything they hold dear.
The Big Thrill recently caught up with Catherine Finger to discuss her latest novel, ANCHORED BY DEATH:
What do you hope readers will take away from this book?
Renewal-restoration-redemption. It's really the message of The Cross—with a few twists thrown in!
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In his latest novel, Eric van Lustbader turns away from the secret agent action of the Jason Bourne series to deliver a pulse-pounding thriller featuring even more powerful and deadly villains in THE FALLEN.
In this novel the End of Days is upon us. In a hidden cave in Lebanon, a man discovers a forbidden tome that turns out to be the Testament of Lucifer. Now The Fallen–Lucifer's advance guard–have arisen and Bravo Shaw, head of the Gnostic Observatine sect, must face the threat. The Gnostic Observatines, a lay religious order founded in the 15th Century, are just part of the long, unique history of the Bravo family. Like his sister Emma, Bravo Shaw is not quite like you and me.
"You'd be fascinated by his encyclopedic knowledge of ancient history, languages, peoples, and the occult arts," Lustbader says. "And he's very driven, highly focused on his responsibilities. As the head of the Gnostic Observatines, he has a great deal on his plate, especially with the advent of the final battle to enslave mankind and breach the gates of heaven."
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It started as an ordinary day for Jed Patrick: A quick run into town for gas and a few groceries. But ordinary was not what followed. Returning home he finds his wife in tears and his daughter gone—taken by people who want something from him.
Welcome to the world of Jed Patrick, a man with a complicated past. A past that continues to dog him unexpectedly and in ways not anticipated.
Jed is convinced he is doing all it takes to keep his family safe—new names, new location, new identity. But just when he thinks he finally has his life back, the unthinkable happens. Jed needs to find a way to use the classified information he possesses to dismantle the Centralia Project. But eliminating Centralia may require compromising his own values. As danger escalates Jed isn't sure whether there's anyone or anything he can trust—including his own senses.
Jed and his wife, Karen, and daughter Lily are living in the mountains of Idaho, far from the horrors of Centralia. Yes, the same Centralia that has been burning for years in rural Pennsylvania. But besides the untamable fires, Centralia was the secret base for a sinister plot using a form of mind control.
We first meet Jed in last year's Centralia. Jed is mourning the loss of his wife and child in a car accident he has no memory of. But a constant nagging doubt keeps him believing they still live. A hidden note from his daughter leads him on a chase that ends in the smoldering town of Centralia, whose abandoned streets and homes are a cover for something far more insidious.
"When I began Centralia I wasn't sure if it would be a series or not," Mike Dellosso said. "But the further I got into the story, the more it became evident there would be more for Jed to do. He isn't a once-and-done kind of hero. He's useful, smart, cunning, and deadly. Someone, somewhere is always going to be wanting to either use him or kill him. When I completed Centralia I already had several story ideas for Jed."
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By J. H. Bográn
I have a soft spot for Houston. Why? Well, the first time I set foot in the United States, it was that city. Its airport was the biggest I'd seen; the people were friendly. One of the security guards even offered to take a picture of my wife and me!
Houston is also the locale for DiAnn Mills' novels, and that is just one of the reasons I'm attracted to her suspense fiction. Award winner Mills is back with third book of her FBI series hitting stores in October.
What's the story of DEADLOCK?
Two murders have rocked the city of Houston. Are they the work of a serial killer, or is a copycat trying to get away with murder? That is the question facing Special Agent Bethany Sanchez, who is eager for her new assignment in violent crimes but anxious about meeting her new partner. Special Agent Thatcher Graves once arrested her brother, and he has a reputation for being a maverick. Plus, their investigative styles couldn't be more opposite: he operates on instinct, while she goes by the book.
How did the story come about?
Stories are birthed in the most unusual ways. What could be the worst scenario for a young woman stepping into the violent crime division of the FBI? She's a by-the-book rules girl and perfectionist. But she's facing a new partner whose testimony sent her brother to jail. That could cause a few problems. Then I considered the hero, the special agent who has a reputation as an out-of-the-box problem solver and a womanizer. But he's trying to shake the latter image – without much luck. Perfectionist meets organic thinker and their first case is a series of murders with no connections.
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For our international readers, in a rare departure from our usual format, we shine a spotlight on this well-known German author. A companion piece on Austrian-based author Ines Eberl can also be found in this issue. —The Editors
By Dawn Ius
In the first volume of Kathrin Lange's popular Faris Iskander series, her protagonist suffers from intense self-hate. After losing almost seventy people in a hostage situation gone very bad, Iskander is crippled by guilt, despite his partner reminding him he wasn't the one to pull the trigger—the kidnapper was. Still, Iskander lives with the underlying fear that one of his enemies will return.
Of course, this is exactly what happens in GOTTESLUGE.
Iskander is called in to a kidnapping taking place in one of Berlin's most popular churches. Before a young muslim boy known to Iskander blows himself up with a suicide bomb, he relays two chilling messages: They lie when they say God is great. And, Next time you will be pulling the trigger.
The events propel Iskander into a deep darkness—which for a character that is already badly wounded, makes for a thrilling and emotional ride.
"Faris is Muslim and he is a German special unit police officer," Lange says. "I always smile when readers tell me something like this: 'At first I thought I could not love him because he is Muslim, but then I realized that he is absolutely, normally German.' That is what I wanted him to be!"
Not to mention sexy—an important trait for Lange who admits she likes to include at least one love story in each of her books.
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By George Ebey
In the shadow of the Mormon church, a nineteenth-century conspiracy is about to be shattered by a twenty-first–century forensic artist. In 1857, a wagon train in Utah was assaulted by a group of militant Mormons calling themselves the Avenging Angels. One hundred and forty people were murdered, including unarmed men, women, and children.
When renowned forensic artist Gwen Marcey is recruited to reconstruct the faces of recently unearthed victims at Mountain Meadows, she isn't expecting more than an interesting gig and a break from her own hectic life. But when Gwen stumbles on the ritualized murder of a young college student, her work on the massacre takes on a terrifying new aspect, and her research quickly becomes a race against modern-day fundamentalist terror.
We recently caught up with debut author Carrie Stuart Parks to learn more about A CRY FROM THE DUST and to find out what she has in store for us next.
First, how does it feel to be so close to the release of your debut novel?
I'm excited beyond belief. It's hard to go through the day-to-day chores and work when all I want to do is hover over the computer.
Your story touches on the field of forensic art. Could you tell us a little about this field as well as your background in it?
I've been a forensic artist since 1981, so it was natural to "write what I know." I'm also married to a forensic artist, Rick, who worked as a Visual Information Specialist for the FBI in Washington, D.C. Together we work on cases and travel across the nation teaching forensic art to law enforcement professionals. The stories I'll be telling in this series are loosely based on our cases and the work we've done in the field.
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From German author Kathrin Lange comes the page-turner 40 HOURS, set in bustling Berlin:
Germany is moaning under the summer temperatures and Berlin is humming with activity as tens of thousands of visitors from all over the world gather to attend a church congress to which the Pope is expected.
Faris Iskander, a detective in the Special Unit for Religiously Motivated Crimes, is still reeling from a bombing in a city museum that occurred ten months earlier and which left him scarred physically and emotionally. Faris's girlfriend recently dumped him and is about to start a family with another man and he has just been suspended for getting into a fistfight with a neo-Nazi. Things could be better for Faris.
But his personal problems fade into the background when he gets a mysterious message on his phone that makes his blood freeze—and it isn't the first time he has received it: "As-samu alaikum, Faris". May death be with you. The last time he heard these words, a bomb went off shortly afterwards, killing seventy-five people and leaving Faris severely injured. And once more, the message is the beginning of a nightmare. It comes with a video of a man being crucified and a task for Faris: he has forty hours to find the victim shown in the video—or the man will die and several bombs deposited all over Berlin will go off. To make his point, the sender blows up a train in a busy underground station. As Faris feverishly tries to track down the author of the video, he gets help from online journalist Niklas Hesse. When Niklas publishes a photograph of the victim, the man on the cross can be identified as a religious fanatic. The culprit, on the other hand, always seems to be one step ahead of Faris and Niklas in the course of their investigation.
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Meet Vicky & Gary, authors of EVIL IN THE BEGINNING (The God Tools: Book 2).
Originally from Syracuse, New York, Vicky Knerly now resides on St. Simons Island, Georgia. She has a bachelor's degree in English and two masters' degrees, and she has won awards for her research-based writing. She currently works for a private university based in Melbourne, Florida.
Gary Williams lives with his wife in St. Augustine, Florida. He has a bachelor's degree in Business Marketing from University of North Florida. Once a corporate manager, he now writes full time.
Here's a taste of EVIL IN THE BEGINNING.
Dr. Curt Lohan and Scott Marks return in the sequel to DEATH IN THE BEGINNING when they discover a hidden cave near the St. Johns River. The cave contains remnants of an ancient cross-oceanic expedition by one of the most enigmatic civilizations that ever inhabited the Earth. As sinister characters emerge in the small town and people begin to disappear, the terrifying truth becomes evident: the magnificent archaeological site holds a dark secret that has been unleashed on the world.
I had a chance to chat with Vicky and Gary about the book.
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With their second battle behind them, Leah Tallent and Gareth Lowery find themselves still knee-deep in hell. What should've ended with a celebration of passion wrapped in each other's arms becomes a nightmare once more, as a mysterious man demands Leah to return home, or else her beloved father will be found at the bottom of the sea.
Scrambling to figure out what's happened Tallent & Lowery walk in on a family that has literally gone insane: A mother filled with accusations, three sisters who wish them nothing but certain death, and a frightening story of a blood-red eye that leads to a puzzle with immense repercussions. The woman named Anippe who readers questioned in The Sapphire Storm is back, with an item in her possession that will have Tallent & Lowery heading out on an adventure based on pure emotion and ultimate fear – where victory may just depend on their willingness to sacrifice each other.
The time has come for Tallent & Lowery to go head-to-head with the mysterious voice from 13, as a villain is unveiled…and a war begins!
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By John Raab
Author Nelson Demille is one of the most successful authors of our generation. When you talk master storytellers in the thriller / suspense genre, his name has to be at or near the top of a very short list. Nelson started his career in 1974 with his first novel THE SNIPER being published with his character Joe Ryker. From that point Nelson has published over a dozen novels, with WORD OF HONOR and THE GENERALS DAUGHTER being made into movies. Nelson was a First Lieutenant in the United States Army and saw action as an infantry platoon leader with the First Cavalry Division in Vietnam. It is experiences in the military that gives Nelson's book that perfect feel of realism, especially with arguably is best character Paul Brennar, played by John Travolta in THE GENERALS DAUGHTER movie. He was decorated with the Air Medal, Bronze Star and Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry. THE QUEST is his latest book to come out, shall we take a peek inside:
From the dusty archives of the Vatican to the overgrown jungles of Ethiopia, an unlikely crew of four begins a deadly search for the Holy Grail.
Two reporters, a mercenary soldier, and a devastatingly beautiful photographer are caught in the upheaval of an Ethiopian civil war. When they encounter a dying priest who has escaped from a bombed-out jungle prison, he reveals to them an incredible secret–the location of Christ's cup from the Last Supper hidden in a remote monastery. Thus begins their Quest-a deadly adventure that pits them against murderous tribesmen, shadowy assassins, fanatical Coptic monks, and ultimately against the powers of the Grail itself.
It's not easy catching up with Nelson, but we were lucky enough to do just that, so let's hear from the author directly.
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By Don Helin
In his gripping thriller, THE DIABOLIST, Layton Green unleashes the bizarre murder of a Satanic priest in San Francisco which draws Dominic Grey and Viktor Radek, private investigators of cults, to the scene. Witnesses claim a robed figure, seemingly able to appear and disappear at will, set fire to the priest. When the leader of another Satanic cult in Paris dies under similar circumstances, the case only grows stranger… and more dangerous.
Convinced that a charismatic New Age prophet is behind the murders, the investigators undergo a perilous journey into the world of the occult as they try to penetrate the prophet's inner circle. From the catacombs of Paris to London's nefarious East End, from the haunted walls of York to a monastic fortress in the Sicilian wilderness, the case plunges Viktor and Grey into a vortex of black magic, ancient heresies, and the dark corners of their own pasts.
The DIABOLIST is a chilling novel that not only pulsates with action and suspense, but also mines a trove of fascinating historical, philosophical, and paranormal research to probe some of our closest held beliefs. From the opening pages to the astonishing conclusion, this latest installment in one of today's most original new thriller series is not to be missed.
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By Derek Gunn
J. M. LeDuc is a writer of inspirational fiction. This is the first statement I read about this author. The second was that he is a writer of Christian thrillers. I am not sure how everyone else chooses their books but I don't like pigeon holing. Broad genres are fine, horror, thriller, Science Fiction and Fantasy etc. These help me broadly to place a work. But there are so many sub genres now that it is possible to lose out on good fiction if you tend to ignore, or search for, key words.
I am not entirely sure what a 'Christian' Thriller is to be honest. It certainly isn't what you might think. The fact that it is Christian does not have to take away from a really good read. Neither does it mean it has to be particularly Christian. This book is a case in point. If you are looking for plenty of action, clever puzzles, cool ideas of the origins of humanity then this is certainly the book for you. Does Dan Brown write Christian thrillers then? If you are looking for good characterisation filled with joy, despair, terror and man's basic core of humanity then this is also the book for you.
If you like the aforementioned Dan Brown, Clive Cussler and many more like that then you will not be disappointed in this book. And this is where I get confused. Why do we need a sub-genre at all? The baddies are bad, the goodies are good, okay it's more complicated than that, but this is a thriller – and a good one. If the Christian label helps sell the book then – great. I have no issue with that. But if you are someone who may let the Christian label turn you off then you will miss out on a great read.
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By Don Helin
In his novel, THE OLDEST ENEMY, Michael J. Webb spins a story so compelling that Robert Whitlow, best-selling author of THE CHOICE says, "Michael Webb has created a novel that grabs the reader in the first paragraph and doesn't let go until the final page. Webb skillfully weaves the past and present together in a way that is both revelatory and entertaining."
David Lighthouse was once a hard-hitting investigative reporter for the Denver Post—back before he was accused of the brutal murder of his fiancée and his life unraveled. Now, six years later, he is the assistant pastor of a small church in Florida. Armed with faith, sobriety, and a resurrected sense of purpose, he's putting together a new life. But when one of his young parishioners is murdered, David's old instincts reemerge. Once again the prime suspect, he fights to clear his name even as disturbing clues at the crime scene reveal a haunting connection not only to his fiancée's unsolved murder but to his estranged father's secret past.
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By Nate Kenyon
Marooned in a desolate canyon half a planet from home, a lone survivor struggles to separate reality from illusion.
Dassa's landing craft crashes 10,000 kilometers from her intended destination. Taking refuge in a canyon from the blizzard that rages atop the rim, she learns more about her native planet than she ever wanted to know. Even if she manages to find her way home, does she have a home to return to?
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By J. N. Duncan
I'd like to welcome Don Stansberry to the ITW list of authors with his debut thriller, SECRET BLOOD, a supremely intriguing story about the cloning of Christ and the unfortunate priest caught up in the conspiracy, danger, and intrigue when technology goes beyond the imaginable. Don is the author of two YA novels as well as an award-nominated children's book. A native West Virginian, Jon has worked in the public school system for three decades. Welcome, Don! Let's get to the good stuff.
First off, why don't you give us the Twitter summary, a one sentence blurb of your story, SECRET BLOOD.
Jesus has been cloned and you are the only living person who knows.
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A prophet never loses his calling, only his way.
His words unlocked something deadly, and now the silence is killing them.
Disfigured with a hideous scar from his stepmother, Zeph Walker lives his life in seclusion, cloistered in a ramshackle bookstore on the outskirts of town. But Zeph is also blessed with a gift—an uncanny ability to foresee the future, to know peoples' deepest sins and secrets. He calls it the Telling, but he has abandoned this gift to a life of solitude, unbelief, and despair—until two detectives escort him to the county morgue where he finds his own body lying on the gurney.
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By Kira Peikoff
THE TENTH SAINT is a debut thriller by DJ Niko, a journalist, author, editor, and self-proclaimed modern nomad who has spent the better part of two decades traveling the world. In the novel, she takes readers to the Ethiopian highlands, where a secret that could save the earth is buried within an ancient mountain kingdom. Ethiopia's holy men have kept it hidden for centuries, but archaeologist Sarah Weston discovers the obscure inscriptions that could expose it. Caught in a deadly conspiracy, she risks everything–her reputation, her career, her life –to follow her convictions and bring the ancient secret to light and prevent the ultimate destruction.
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By C. B. Worth
Award-wining, bestselling author Vicki Hinze likes to delve into the deepest fears that most of us face at one time or another. Her quest is for her characters to face these fears and then seek constructive solutions. When asked what fear inspired her most recent novel, NOT THIS TIME, the third book in her Crossroads Crisis Center series, she sighed and said, "Can a person get to a point beyond redemption? Mess up so bad that he or she can't get back? That's what I'm wondering."
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Need a thrill to keep the chill of this winter? David Wood's novella ICEFALL, the fourth installment in the Dane Maddock Adventure series, is fast-paced thrill ride through a frozen winter landscape. The theft of the bones of the Magi from a German cathedral send Wood's heroes, Dane Maddock and "Bones" Bonebrake, on a quest to uncover an ancient conspiracy.
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By Don Helin
In his latest novel, The Jihad's Messiah, author Nick Daniels unleashes a plot so fiendish that New York Times Bestselling Author Joel Richardson says, "The Jihad's Messiah is a thrilling ride into a very probable future. No other apocalyptic novel brings the current events in the Middle East so close to the biblical prophecies about the last days. This book will both entertain and enlighten you, leaving you hungry for more. Nick Daniels is simply a fantastic author. I am already eagerly awaiting his next book."
The Jihad's Messiah takes the reader to a future where world power has shifted to the Middle East, and the Arab nations have signed a seven-year peace treaty with Israel.
A radical Iraqi leader—known as Al-Mahdi, "the Awaited One"—rises to power promising to convert the world to Islam.
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by Gary Kriss
So there I was, ogling Lady Gaga's left upper arm and thinking about James Barney.
Yes, that James Barney, the one whose debut novel, The Genesis Key, will be released by Harper on June 28.
And, yes, that Lady Gaga, the one who has already been released.
It was her tattoo that conjured up Barney, the one in German with the following advice for writers: "'In the deepest hour of the night, confess to yourself that you would die if you were forbidden to write. And look deep into your heart where it spreads its roots, the answer, and ask yourself, must I write?'"
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By Diane Holmes
Former legal secretary Yvonne Anderson's debut novel is a fascinating blend of Space Fantasy and Speculative Thriller, with a running thread of The Gospels.
"Yvonne Anderson is an amazing talent. Her stories remind me of what I love best about Madeleine L'Engle's writing…depth with subtlety. Yvonne has a fan in me for life." — Gina Holmes, best-selling author of Crossing Oceans
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Are you in the mood for a puzzle? Do you enjoy ancient mysticism married to contemporary thrills? Mysterious. Exotic. And even contentious. Meet The Witch of Babylon's author D.J. McIntosh.
Here's the cover copy for her forthcoming June release:
Out of the searing heat and sandstorms of Baghdad's infamous summer of 2003 comes The Witch of Babylon, a gripping tale rooted in ancient Assyrian lore and its little known but profound significance for the world. John Madison, a Turkish-American art dealer, caught between his brother's obsession to save a priceless relic and a deadly game of revenge staged by his childhood friend, must find the link between a modern day witch and an ancient one.
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If ThrillerFest doesn't have a Dynamic Duo category, it ought to, and Lynn Sholes and Joe Moore should be the winners. This writing team has once again produced a thriller that will excite conspiracy theorists, while the rest of us can sit back, enjoy the many surprises of the well-crafted plot, and be thrilled by the fast-paced action.
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By Don Helin
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Vicki Hinze has published more than two dozen thrillers and suspense novels in various subgenres, including romantic suspense and military romantic intrigue. Lately she has shifted her focus to Christian thrillers. She has won numerous awards and her books have been published in nearly a dozen foreign countries. When her deadlines permit, Vicki lectures and conducts workshops on writing craft. Her latest Crossroads Crisis Center thriller, Deadly Ties, has just been published.
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This sake it is pasteurized only once. The nose is very expressive; Myojin 50 is very silky whilst being sharp and clear. In terms of food pairings, consider rather simple things like Saint-Jacques, oysters, sashimi, etc ... because Myojin 50 is a very delicate and subtle sake. A rare sake, not really distributed on the market, and a very attractive value for this price in the Daïginjo category.
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The Yamadanishiki rice used for the production of sake Myojin 50 is one of the most prestigious in the category of Yamadanishiki. This rice comes from the region of Hyogo and is categorized in "class A", the first recognized quality. It is used for sake production after 50% of milling.
Silky, precise, rich
明尽 50 純米大吟醸 竹内酒造(滋賀県)
72cl - alc. 16% vol.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19): what you need to know and local service updates
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The Superfast Northamptonshire project is working towards the provision of countywide access to superfast broadband (download speeds above 24Mbps), with a target to achieve this by the end of 2017.
The project is led by Northamptonshire County Council, supported by local partners including DDC and telecoms providers and is part of the Government's Superfast Britain programme.
To find out more, please visit the Superfast Northamptonshire website.
Small to Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) are being encouraged to check if they're eligible for a Broadband Connection Voucher from Northamptonshire County Council to get them connected to the superfast broadband network.
A Connection Voucher can provide up to half of the cost of upgrading their internet connection to speeds of 30Mbps or more (up to a value of £2,500).
The funding for the vouchers has been made available through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) as part of the Northamptonshire Digital Enhancement Project. The connection vouchers are one stream of the project aiming to help Northamptonshire based SMEs make digital improvements.
Delivered through the Northamptonshire Growth Hub - Northamptonshire County Council and the University of Northampton are working together to support SME digital growth and extend the impact of the Superfast Northamptonshire project.
The connection vouchers are being offered to qualifying Northamptonshire based businesses who are not in areas with plans for commercial coverage or covered by the Superfast Northamptonshire project.
Visit the Superfast Northamptonshire When and Where Map to find out whether broadband plans are confirmed for your area. The light blue areas on the map indicate where Superfast Broadband plans are not yet confirmed
If your business is in one of the light blue areas on the Superfast Northamptonshire When and Where Map call Northamptonshire Growth Hub on 01604 212696 to find out more about the Broadband Connection Voucher scheme and determine if you are eligible to receive funding


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SINGAPORE (REUTERS) - Oil prices jumped almost 5 per cent on Friday (Feb 12) after comments the day before by the energy minister of Opec-member United Arab Emirates sparked hopes of a coordinated production cut, yet analysts said such a move remained unlikely and that oversupply would persist.
International benchmark Brent crude was trading at US$31.43 per barrel at 2:15 pm Singapore time, up US$1.37 or 4.56 per cent from Thursday.
Friday's jump in Brent came after the United Arab Emirates energy minister Suhail bin Mohammed al-Mazrouei said the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) was willing to talk with other exporters about cutting output.
Opec members were ready to cooperate with other producers on a cut, the minister said, although he added that cheap oil was already forcing some output reductions which would help rebalance the market itself.
US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures were also up, gaining 4.62 per cent and US$1.21 to US$27.42 per barrel after hitting lows not seen since 2003 in the previous session.
Traders said the jump in WTI prices could have been a result of US producers unwinding hedges they had previously locked in at higher prices in order to generate badly needed cash to service debt and costs.
Despite higher Brent and WTI, analysts said they saw little chance of OPEC and non-OPEC producers agreeing on a common policy, and that low prices as a result of oversupply would likely persist.
"Comments from the UAE energy minister that OPEC was willing to cooperate on production cuts had little impact. We view this as further jawboning, with the likelihood of a coordinated response on supply cuts very low," ANZ bank said on Friday.
Oil prices have tumbled over 70 per cent since mid-2014 as producers pump 1-2 million barrels of crude every day in excess of demand just as global economic growth stalls, led by China's slowdown.
While prices have been low, volatility has been high since the beginning of the year, with 10-20 perc ent price rises and falls common within only a few trading sessions.
"We expect recent crude volatility to persist," investment bank Jefferies said on Friday, adding that it expected oil markets to start rebalancing in the second half of the year.


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Bike and Hotel Bolzano Mantova Venice
Make your bike and barge holiday from Mantova to Venice a ten night experience by adding on the Bolzano to Mantova bike and hotel option. This is a self-guided tour with three and four star hotels.
From Bolzano to Mantova you will ride on well-planned cycle lanes, part of which run along the Adige banks. Towards Lake Garda there is a bit more challenging climb to face. From Mantova to Venice you will pedal along rivers and canals on tarmac cycle paths or roads with low traffic.
Departures from Bolzano: Every Wednesday from April 19 to September 27, 2017
2017 Pricing: $655 USD double occupancy plus the Mantova to Venice Bike and Barge cost based on barge and cabin choice. Local Hotel taxes not included, payable at the hotel.
*High Season Supplement (July & August) $30.00 USD per person.
**Single Supplement $135.00 USD.
***Upgrade E-bike available for additional $135.00 USD per person
Ask Nancy about discounts that may apply when payment in full is made at time of booking. Discounts may vary depending upon the tour date as well the current exchange rate. Single prices are available upon request.
Day by Day Itinerary
Arrival in Bolzano – Day 1
Bolzano – Trento (65/70 km, elevation up to 370 m) – Day 2
You cycle along the Adige beside apple orchards, vineyards and through the villages of Ora, Egna and Salorno. Upon arriving in Trento be sure to take your time to have a look behind the splendid walls of its painted buildings. It is possible to shorten the stage by taking the train in several train stations along the way.
Trento-Peschiera/Desenzano (50 kim by bike + ferry, elevation up 200 m) – Day 3
You reach Rovereto and Mori. From here you continue up on a genthly rising slope in the direction of Lake Garda. On the ferry boat you travel as far as Peschiera/Desenzano which is situated along the southern shore.
Peschiera/Desenzano-Mantova (35/60 km, elevation up 150/330 m) – Day 4
Today you will cycle following one of the most famous Italian cycle paths, which runs parallel to the river Mincio. The stage ends in Mantova. Your hotel for the night is aboard our barges Ave Maria or Vita Pugna, depending on which is in Mantova that week.
Day 5 through 11 is as described in the Mantova to Venice itinerary.
Included in tour:
- Self Guided Tour
- 3 nights accommodations (Bolzano, Trento, Peschiera/Desenzano)
- Welcome briefing in English
- Luggage transportation
- Detailed Route description
- If purchased, everything included in the price of the Bike and Barge Tour Mantova to Venice
Not included in tour:
- Beverages
- Local hotel taxes (to be paid upon arrival at the hotel)
- Museums and extras in general
- Everything which is not included in the section "included in tour"
- Travel Insurance


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You're all probably wondering why I haven't been posting much this week. Well, for one I need a new bottle to review. The other reason is I've been a busy man, working a couple jobs a day while continuing my never-ending search for a real job. Added to all that is the fact that it's been so hot that typing makes me sweat. Seriously, I'm worried my sweat is going to short out my keyboard. This week I was fortunate enough to catch a great live music act though, and hence this post.
I first saw the Carolina Chocolate Drops last summer as part of the Prescott Park Summer Concert Series in Portsmouth, NH. Well, Wednesday I relived that experience. Great beer and food with my old man at the Portsmouth Brewery lubricated our ears for the experience as usual, and the cool breeze rolling off the Piscataqua made being outside tolerable. The band was, as remembered, a great live act–they played that good down home old-time music with not only incredible talent and versatility, but with energy, soul, and a great understanding of the music's history, which they did not hesitate to share with the audience. They're not only showmen, they're ethno-musicologists who can play everything from rags, jigs, and blues to Gaelic songs. If you ever get the chance to see this band live, do it, you won't regret it. If not, I've attached a nice long video so you can get a bit of the experience for yourself.


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Copywriting is definitely an important part of marketing especially if you're writing online. Good copywriting intends to capture your reader's imagination. The finest copywriting gets them thinking about themselves and not about you.
Below are copywriting mistakes that you should avoid to get more readers.
The first thing readers hate: you talking about yourself all the time.
A little is good if it's entertaining, engaging and honest. People want to get to know you, but not as much as they want to get something for themselves. Their interests, livelihoods and concerns are way more interesting than you and yours. Always remember who you're writing for.
Your goal should be to send email that people don't hate. If you have a website or blog, it's to provide content that people actually find awesome to read.
Ideally you want them to be so turned ON that they never miss a post, but first you have to try not to turn them OFF.
The second is spelling errors.
For some reason, people just love to correct spelling errors.
In fact even easy-going people can overlook everything except spelling errors. They just can't stand to see you look stupid or they relish proving how smart they are.
The fact is, spelling errors baffle people, it's best to utilize your spell-checker. It'll save you time and trouble. Keep in mind that spell-checker doesn't correct homonyms or words that sound alike but are spelled differently. As a suggestion, get a friend to read your content or blog before you go publish or go live.
During Copywriting, You have To Remember This
If you want to connect with people so that they don't even notice your writing, just write the way you talk. I recommend reading your work aloud before you publish it. That way you'll know if it passes your ear test. If you write the way you speak, it probably will.
Keep in mind that people are online for community, connection and information and not to judge every phrase and comma. Do your best.
You have to keep things real. Be genuine. Try to get a handle on these copywriting mistakes. Copywriting is a learned skill no different from the other crafts. Of course, the best way to get started is to just do copywriting right away.
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It was a long time ago when Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne announced 2019 Dodge SRT Barracuda, as a new car under the famous name and attractive design. However, when Marchionne said that, it was 2013, and he promised that the car will look like the Barracuda and has a unique design. Fans, on the other hand, said that it is not a real Barracuda and this car should not be called like that in any circumstances, explaining this with numerous changes in the design of the car. In 2013 even the manufacturer has not wanted to use that name, so we were confused which part will be Barracuda actually. Even the design and shape of the car is a big question. As the first Barracuda made in 70's firstly has a muscle design, then became a classic European style car and then was been closer to Formula 1. So, not is a question which of those designs manufacturer will use. The only thing which is known is that it will have an engine stronger than 350 horsepower under the hood.
There are big chances that manufacturer will adopt "G" platform, but the modular version of it this time, so the car will be more like Alfa Romeo, Dodge, and Maserati, but with unique shape and details. On the other hand, a muscle car like 2019 Dodge SRT Barracuda tends to simply have to be large and massive, more like Camaro or Mustang. That implies a strong engine planned to be found under the hood of the car. It is for sure that it will have a modern styling, closer to 1999 Dodge Charger Concept, but smaller than current Challenger. The manufacturer has also promised a classic "Barracuda cues" over the modern and stylized shape with many details and body parts made for testing. It is for sure that even the manufacturer is not sure how the new Barracuda will really look like or if it will be closer to Hellcat Challenger or not. They also have not confirmed if the car will be a coupe or a convertible or if the manufacturer will offer both.
As we said, 2019 Dodge SRT Barracuda will have a strong and fast engine and there are high chances that it will be a 5.7-liter Hemi twin-turbo six-cylinder engine with 392 horsepower or even more. There are also chances that manufacturer will offer an electric engine, with instant-on acceleration, but that is still not confirmed.
2019 Dodge SRT Barracuda Release Date and Price
Even though the manufacturer announced this new model in 2012, it was missing from the 2014 five year plan, so we were not sure if they will make it at the end. Now, they confirmed the possibility of having 2019 Dodge SRT Barracuda, or a version which will be offered in 2023.


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DAYTON — "Pippin" is coming to Dayton for a one-week engagement at the Schuster Center in downtown Dayton. As part of the 2014-1015 Premier Health Broadway Series, the two-act touring production opens the new season that includes six shows.
The title character in the 2013 winner of four Tony Awards, including best musical revival, focuses on a young prince on a long journey to find the meaning of his existence.
"It's an incredible show," said Laura Hall, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music and member of the "Pippin" ensemble. "Lot of color, wonderful choreography and exciting story."
Ironically, the original "Pippin" opened on Broadway in 1972. A local staging in 1975 at Memorial Hall featured Tommy Tune in the title role.
"Our production is more contemporary," said Hall, who joined the touring show cast three months ago. "It's been a joy to be in the cast. with so many great performers,"
Popular songs include "Corner of the Sky," "Glory," "Morning Glow," and Love Song."
Hall, the understudy for the leading role of Catherine, has performed in "Wonderland" on Broadway as well as featured regional roles in "Mary Poppins" and "Next to Normal."
Longtime film and television star, John Rubenstein, portrays Charles in "Pippin." In a TV career that started in the 1970s, he has played guest roles in shows like "Hawaii Five-O,"NYPD Blue" and "West Wing."
"Pippin" opens at the Schuster on Tuesday, Oct. 6 and continues through Sunday, Oct. 11.
For ticket information, call 228-3630.
Reach Gary Gregory by contacting Courier editor Greg Smart at 684-8088.


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This was a super quick little cake to throw together, baked and fully decorated in less than 3 hours. Super moist WASC cake with cream-infused cream cheese filling and traditional butter cream icing. Branches are hand-painted (food coloring thinned with vodka). Berries, birdy, and snowflakes are cut from fondant. Everyone knows the swirly rose/1M tip technique I used on the sides by now, but just in case, here's the tutorial: http://iammommy.typepad.com/i_am_baker/2011/02/rose-cake-tutorial.html
Soooooo pretty :0)
I love this cake Peggy! Maybe super quick for you, but it would have taken me quite awhile to make, and it wouldn't have turned out nearly as beautiful!
Super cute and I didn't know you could paint on buttercream! Love it!
Very cute!
it's adorable, and sure looks yummy :))
So sweet!
Oh how cute!! Love this!!
Thank you guys! The link was broken above, but I just fixed it. xx
The rose tutorial link in my description above was broken, but I just fixed it. xx
So lovely!!! xx
Very cute, love it.
cute cute cute!!! :) love the little birdie
How gorgeous! what an effective technique! Love the piping and the birdie is too cute!


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Points on the Coordinate Plane
What are the coordinates of a point called?
We can roughly imagine the top surface of our desk which stretches in every direction, North, South, East and West.
We need to imagine that these lines are constantly running, through the walls, through the next room, roads, hills, forest, streets, oceans, rivers etc.
In Math, a plane means a flat surface area that extends to every direction.
In Math we always use a coordinate plane. The coordinate plane is two number lines running through each other. One horizontal, with left negative and right positive and the other vertical with up as positive and down as negative (as shown in the figure above).
The horizontal line is called the x-axis and the vertical are termed as the y-axis.
Now how do we identify a point of origin?
An origin is the point where two number lines meet.
So how do we recognize a point?
To locate a point we need to find out the coordinates. Point coordinates are just like an address of a particular location. We always write the x coordinates first and then the y coordinate within the parenthesis.
How do we divide a coordinate plane into 4 sections?
Name the coordinates on the plane in different colours:
- Black
- Blue
- Green
- Red
- Purple
- Name the coordinates in the third quadrant.
- What are the color coordinates in the second quadrant?
Answer key
- (-5, 5)
- (-2, 2)
- (3, 4)
- (4, -3)
- (-5, -3)
- Purple: (-5, -3)
- Black and blue
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Addiction is usually associated with a dependence on drugs or alcohol, but there are also a lot of behavioral addictions out there. It's good to know about these because, if your teen is prone to addiction, it might not be a long road for them to attach themselves to one of these as a replacement for their substance addiction. Today in the Ozarks Teen Challenge blog, we'll go over some of the most common behavioral addictions.
Internet Addiction
The Internet is always prevalent in our everyday lives. With constant access, many of us use it throughout the day. The Internet is beginning to be considered a basic human need in certain parts of the modern world. However, sometimes people with a lack of self-control can use the Internet compulsively. Internet addiction is officially considered a form of impulse control so someone with a tendency for this may be at risk for compulsive use.
Shopping Addiction
This is also generally not considered an "addiction" but more of an impulse control disorder. Compulsive shopping is typically a way to deal with unwanted emotions, and it can cause the shopper to feel guilty and worse afterward. It can also cause financial issues for them if it's allowed to develop out of control.
Food Addiction
Food addiction is another issue that could be categorized as an eating order rather than a more typical addiction. Still, disorders share a lot of the same reward system symptoms as addiction. Binge eaters will often overeat as a source of comfort and as a way to suppress negative emotions, causing them to feel guilt and shame afterward.
Video Game Addiction
Video game addiction tends to stem from the individual seeking a means of escape from their everyday lives. While some people may play video games for a couple hours a day, people with a video game addiction will play for hours on end, neglecting responsibilities and other aspects of their life to continue playing.
Just like the other habits we talked about in our blog today, video game addiction can be managed with therapy and counseling. Often, finding the root of these issues and getting therapy is the best way to deal with these impulse control problems.
People who have struggled with substance addiction in the past are prone to lock on to other means of escape, so keep this in mind when your teen gets back from rehab.
Choose Ozarks Teen Challenge
If your teen is struggling with addiction, Ozarks Teen Challenge offers teen rehab. Contact us today for more information or check out our website.
You can also check out more content from our blog. This article on the common question "Is There A Cure For Addiction?" is a great place to start.


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An Adjustment Period (Ep 2, Arcee) Sept 9, 2015 21:56:48 GMT -5
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Ep 2
Week 3 Day 4
Week 3 Day 4
It had been only a meta-cycle, or a week as the humans called it, since her rather wretched landing. She had been grateful to the mechs that rescued her and she was extremely grateful for the repair work Ratchet had done for her damaged shoulder. By now, she was able to shift into her alt-form with relative ease – though she did know she needed a new form to fit in.
Which speaking of, since being brought into the safety the base offered, her curiosity had been piqued by the new surroundings and this planet.
While she knew about those, or the group rather, that had attacked her, she knew next to nothing about other humans. She just knew the basics, that some were horrible and some were not, but that was really it. So, Rotary had taken to learning all she could while she recovered from her injury. She was thankful for what information was available, and even more thankful for the various movies that played on TV.
The former dancer watched a few of them, though she found she enjoyed the 'classics' and the musicals the most. Then there were those dance related shows she found...reminiscent of her past. 'Dancing with the stars', 'Dance moms'...though, she certainly wished that those poor little sparkling's creators would stand up to that horrible teacher they had. At least the dancing was beautiful, and she was taking down notes on how the femmes on Earth moved. Which, would be useful to know when the time comes to use her dusty holoprojector.
Either way, she was starting to find the base a little...Claustrophobic. She wanted to get out there, to satisfy her curiosity, and to hopefully find a suitable Earth alt-form. So with this in mind, she was paying Arcee a little visit. She had thought that considering they were one of the few femmes? It would be nice to get to know the two-wheeler and if she would like to play 'chaperon'? Then maybe, just maybe, there was a chance they could get off base for a drive.
Soon enough, she was finding herself in front of Arcee's private quarters. She wasn't sure if the two-wheeler was in there, but it was a good of a place as any to check first. Reaching up, Rota knocked gently on the door and she waited for a moment or two before giving the door another knock.
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