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The latest colorway of the Nike Dunk High CMFT Premium is set to hit stores this weekend.
This Nike Dunk High CMFT Premium comes in a black, flat gold, hyper red and gorge green colorway. They feature a black based ostrich leather upper with multi-color camouflage print on the side panels and toe box. A gold Swoosh on the sides, white midsole, black outsole and Zoom Air finishes this pair off.
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♥February 14, 2009♥. Happy Valentine's Day! The morning of V-day led me to the Seattle Tennis Club; a beautiful, classic setting. Megan was such a gorgeous bride and so easy to work with. She wanted a glamorous, old hollywood look with daring lipstick and a dramatically lined eye. I love that look, so I was game! Everyone in the bridal party were a dream!! Megan was radiant that day, as you can see from the pictures! And isn't that necklace amazing??? Enjoy!
Hamming it up!
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What Happened To The Beauty Products I Used To Love?
(The idea behind this post has been inspired by Rebecca).
There's something about the idea of looking back through the archives and pinpointing which of my most loved products I've stuck with that really appealed to me. Perhaps it's because the beauty blogging industry is so notoriously fickle, but I always find it amazing how influencers can sing the praises of a product one week, only to seemingly forget about it the next. I've always considered myself fairly loyal to the things that work for me, but even I've moved on from a few of my favourites over time.
La Roche Posay Effaclar Duo
Still used? Not currently
Effaclar Duo doesn't work for everyone, but it's been the cornerstone of my skincare routine since my first purchase in 2012. I'd hate to guess at how many tubes of the stuff I've gotten through since - it's definitely in the double figures - but anyone with blemish-prone skin will know that when you find something that seems to do the job, you cling onto it for dear life. I used it religiously for almost 5 years, before my eye was turned by The Ordinary and their Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% serum, which contains two of ED's most powerful active ingredients. My skin loves Zinc in particular so I've not needed to reach for this in nearly a month now, although I still like to keep a tube in storage just in case.
NARS Sheer Glow Foundation
Still used? Rarely, but it's still one of the best foundations I've come across
NARS aren't one of those brands that I've been through a particular phase with, rather their products have lingered in my makeup bag in one form or another for as long as I can remember. Sheer Glow still happens to be one of my favourite foundations, if not the very best that I've ever tried. The finish it gives to the skin is flawless yet radiant, while the shade Gobi is the perfect match for my yellow undertones. I don't wear foundation on an everyday basis currently, but for special occasions this is the one I'd pick.
Dr Jart+ Regenerating BB
Still used? No
It's become increasingly difficult to track down Dr Jart+ in the UK, which admittedly I've got mixed feelings about. Their beauty balms were once my go-to for a subtle level of coverage on days where I didn't want to make much of an effort, whereas these days the brand seems to be a lot more focused on extravagant new skincare launches - most of which I feel like I could take or leave quite easily. This was, and still is, a fantastic product if you're after a barely-there complexion perfector, but there are others out there that do a similar job while being far easier to get hold of.
Bumble & bumble Surf Spray
Still used? Occasionally
I loved this stuff a couple of years ago, to the point where I had multiple bottles open at once and even kept a spare stash at my parent's house, just incase I forgot to bring some with me. My hairdresser has all but convinced me to skip the products entirely and these days I'm more of a wash, part and go kind of a girl. Still, for texture and wave I wouldn't reach for anything else. I still keep a bottle of the new Surf Infusion on the go, but admittedly it's reached for a little less regularly than it was circa 2014.
Max Factor False Lash Effect Waterproof Mascara
Still used? No
The discovery of waterproof mascara was the equivalent of a beauty epiphany for me. I've never had issues with smudging in particular, but the ability of waterproof formulas to hold a curl really is second to none. I used False Lash Effect religiously for a year or two, before switching allegiance to Maybelline's Lash Sensational Waterproof - which is, in my opinion, even better. At the moment I'm going through something of an eyelash detox, using only non-waterproof formulas on the odd occasion and skipping the lash curlers altogether. If I do return to something a little more hard-wearing though, the Maybelline option is my go-to choice.
Hourglass Ambient Lighting Powder in 'Diffused Light'
Still used? Yes
Three years after I first started using the Hourglass powders on a daily basis and I still get a thrill from how luxurious they feel from the product to the packaging. Diffused Light is the perfect sheer yellow powder that works wonders at covering redness and pigmentation, while appearing completely undetectable on the skin. I use it every morning to set down my t-zone and very rarely find the time to reapply, yet I feel safe in the knowledge that this will stay put throughout the day and make sure everything else does a better job at staying put, too.
Bobbi Brown Corrector
Still used? No
Like a lot of people with primers, I go through constant phases with correctors. One week I look at them as a vital step in my routine, and the next I convince myself that I'm able to do without them completely. Bobbi Brown's version is perhaps the most well known of them all and is undoubtedly the best I've ever tried, diffusing blue and purple shadowing around the eyes in preparation for a more lightweight concealer. When my last pan was finished I started using the Armani Corrector - a really great product, but not something that's ever really rivalled this. I never purchased it again as I felt like I needed to finish the Armani option before investing in something else, but I can't imagine it will stay out of my collection for long.


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(FREDERICTON, NB) It took a shootout goal to do it, but the Acadia Axemen did what no other team has been able to do so far this season… beat the CIS top-ranked UNB Varsity Reds.
Zach Franko's goal, in the third round of the shootout, was the winner.
"Whenever we see UNB on the schedule, it's a little more incentive to bring our "A" game, " said Franko. "I've had some success, in shootouts, with deking, a little bit, so I think that played a part in it and fortunately, it went in."
The two teams looked to be skating toward a scoreless first period when UNB's Cameron Brace capitalized on a neutral zone turnover. With 58 seconds left in the period, Brace snapped a wrist-shot over the blocker of Axemen netminder Brandon Glover, giving the VReds a 1-0 lead.
Acadia took the lead in the second period, scoring twice.
Travis Randell scored an even-strength goal at 7:55 of the second, before Brett Thompson's power-play marker less than two minutes later.
Then, with just 24 seconds left in the period, Varsity Reds captain Cam Critchlow jumped on a puck lying in the crease, pushing it past Glover to tie the game 2-2.
There were opportunities for both sides in the third, but neither team was able to capitalize.
UNB had a wonderful chance late in the overtime, but came up empty-handed.
Brace, Chris Caissy and Philippe Maillet all failed in their shootout attempts before Franko won it for the Axemen.
UNB outshot Acadia 43-25, little consolation for Critchlow. "I don't think we played very well in the second and third, gave away a lot of power-plays and opportunities." Critchlow feels UNB hasn't played well at home this season. "On the road, we've been really solid this year and at home, not so much." "We've got to be a lot better."
The Varsity Reds return to action Saturday, when they host the Saint Mary's University Huskies. Game time is 7PM.


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This week, we visit Jerusalem in the company of Jasmine Donahaye, whose poem "The bus to Ramallah" is from her second collection, Self-portrait as Ruth, published by Salt in 2009.
Donahaye's earlier volume, Misappropriations, was shortlisted for the Jerwood Aldeburgh first collection prize and for Wales book of the year. The daughter of a kibbutznik, with family roots in Ottoman Palestine, she grew up in England, spent formative time in Israel and the US and now lives in mid-Wales, where she edits the cultural and political journal, Planet.
Donahaye's poems are informed by this complex of cultural affiliations. Rather than define them oppositionally, she finds imaginative ways of dissolving borders and creating unities. In the poem "Palestina," for example, Israel and Palestine are represented as women lovers, their scarred bodies mirroring each other's, even as their visions of identity remain at odds. The title-poem, "Self-portrait as Ruth", brings some of the themes and images of the Book of Ruth startlingly into a contemporary rural Wales of quad-bikes and tractors. "Gaza, summer 2006" imagines mourners from all the world's corners bringing small stones in memory of the dead, and piling them into cairns that become mountains until "once again there's nothing to fight over/ but stony ground,/ as the only thing ever to fight over/ was stony ground."
"The bus to Ramallah" works differently. While the poem's thrust is idealistic, it withholds the scenario of transformation; its narrative tone is low-key, its settings firmly in the everyday world. It begins with a vignette of big-city rush and indifference: an unhelpful bus-driver, a hard, hot trek across town ("I walked,/ I walked until my heels split...") and the growing sense of unease at leaving a familiar space to become dependent on the good will of strangers.
In the second stanza, the narrator has arrived at the Damascus Gate, where the atmosphere of the Arab souq is briskly caught in a snapshot of "shishlik-sellers and plastic tableware." The poverty of the quarter emerges in the image of the bus station's "stained cement bench". A bus journey into Palestine might feel like a dangerous enterprise, and the anxiety and urgency are perhaps registered through the repetition of "ware" and "where". But now there are friendly strangers to answer the question. The second bus-driver, though silent, smiles and is helpful. The three men on the bench, presumably from Ramallah and now waiting to go home, seem almost like magi, the three wise men. The way they move and speak in unison suggests a solidarity and relaxed certainty very different from the tense isolation of the narrator. "Here, here" they cry, a reassuring echo of "ware"/ "where". The last line brings the story-so-far to its climax: the third driver not only smiles at the woman boarding his bus, but bids her welcome.
But the narrator's anxiety continues: safely on the right bus, she still remains an outsider, not only in ethnicity but in gender. "I saw, in my hurry, I'd put my shirt on inside out/ and now, among men, I could not put myself right." The idiomatic phrase "put myself right" enhances the sense of a deeper distress; it isn't merely the shirt but the self that is somehow at odds with its setting. The reference to not seeing East Jerusalem or the bleak Israeli checkpoint of Qalandia furthers the sense of dislocation. A mere tourist would stare at the "sights" but this historically implicated traveller seems to experience bodily the abyss where emblems of division are rooted.
The poem is moving because of its ungarnished directness. There is no evasion. The speaker always seems vulnerable and exposed, and the epiphany, produced by the kindness she has received, brings her near despair: "I leaned my face against the smeared glass and wept,/ because surely nothing was worth it costing this…"
The powerful longing for reconciliation floods the last four lines. The speaker's memory fixes on the driver's word, "Welcome," and this time we're given its Hebrew translation, "baruch ha'ba," followed by the beautiful, literal rendering: "a blessing that you've come." A heartfelt political poem, "The bus to Ramallah" also reaches beyond the politics of the moment to mourn a lost culture of generosity to strangers. Besides presenting a parable about Israel and Palestine, it reminds us of all unhealed divisions between rich and poor, ancient and modern, native and immigrant. It reminds us how desperately every nation, east and west, and all citizens, of whatever status, need those words – the good words in any language that mean "welcome."
The bus to Ramallah
I asked if his bus went to the Old City
but he clicked his tongue, jerked his chin
and drove on. I walked,
I walked till my heels split
and I was late, rushing to the bus station
at the Damascus Gate.
Among shishlik sellers and plastic kitchenware,
I asked a driver about to leave where
is the bus to Ramallah? He smiled, pointed,
and as I came to the stained cement bench
three men gestured to me to sit; three men called
when the bus arrived: here, here, you wanted
Ramallah, and the driver smiled and said welcome.
I saw, in my hurry, I'd put my shirt on inside out
and now, among men, I could not put myself right.
I hardly saw East Jerusalem, Qalandia –
I leaned my face against the smeared glass and wept,
because surely nothing was worth it costing this:
that we've lost what it means, welcome,
baruch ha'ba, a blessing that you've come.


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Accompanying the well formulated and delivered course modules on technical aspects there is the priority that students follow a number of modules designed for improving communication skills, team building and other soft skills including emotional intelligence to compile with the technical knowledge. To achieve these objectives the Department of TLM has introduced a three day outdoor life skills training program for the first year students.
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It has been quite an eventful winter, both for AMH Pianos as well as for the UK. The Met Office, classifies seasons either based on the Astronomical shifting of the Earth's axes, or on the meteorological shifting of the temperature patterns. The Astronomical shifts are fairly constant, which therefore, makes the temperature shift based seasons more interesting to study. Having recently seen a Flag of London – yes there is a flag belonging to the City of London, on a very cold and rainy day, I, like my fellow Londoners, could not wait for warmer times, brighter days and sweet sunshine.
According to the Met Office, the end of the Winter is scheduled to be on the 29th of Feb. Now that we have passed Christmas, welcomed 2016 in Conventional, Orthodox and Chinese varieties, and even experienced the full force of love on Valentine's Day, it is time for outdoor fun, be it picnics in Hyde Park, a trip to Kew Gardens, or even some shopping around Shepherd's Bush. The longer days also mean more tourists, more running and more outdoor musical events. Yet, one cannot feel a tinge of sadness at the passing of perhaps the season that the UK is designed for.
We celebrate the spring and summer in so many extravagant ways: most of our sports, school holidays, events such as the Chelsea Flower Show, the Proms, or the Notting Hill Carnival,are all geared to appreciate weather that Britain is just not programmed for. Whatever the weather men say, we are still a cold country, where we build snow figures, wear anoraks and carry umbrellas, long for a hot bath, whilst cuddling up in our warm duvets by the fire at night. Any one of these activities is quite easily referred to by our culture as creature comforts. Yet as people, there must be something missing in the bleak mid winter that the woolly jumpers, winter warmers and season of Santa Claus just doesn't generate the same excitement.
So as I walk with my tuning tools, I would spare one last thought for the wonderful, comfortable winter. I will do that extra yard of warm-up exercise, shield myself from that cold that one last time, and adorn my warm jumper with pride, while sparing a thought to the leap year day, when the seasonal blues end. I say to you oh glorious winter: thanks for the memories, and see you again soon!


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This one goes out to every young woman who through their own inner convictions or through the voice of reason be that a parent, sibling, cousin, friend or colleague has been able to step out of harm's way. To every young woman reduced to her anatomy at ages when such ill thoughts were not part of her agenda let alone something she should have even been forced to endure, I feel for and understand you.
Thank you for standing,
Thank you for continuing on into greatness,
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Thank you for distinguishing yourselves to maintain your dignity.
Your walk will make a difference to a generation unborn in its due season, just keep on keepin on.
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The market research firm, NPD Group, has released the 2006 US holiday video game console sales figures. You can read the story at Yahoo.
Considering the supply problems that affected both Sony and Nintendo, it's not surprising the Microsoft Xbox 360 outsold all other next-gen consoles. NPD claims Microsoft sold 1.1 million units.
Interestingly, the legacy Sony PS2 took first place honours with 1.4 million units sold.


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July 16, 1992
Dear Mr. Butler:
I wish to draw your attention to another kidnapping involving the same group of people who kidnapped my daughter.
The enclosed newspaper photograph was carried on the Associated Press News Wire and appeared in most of the major newspapers in Virginia on June 23, 1992.
What this photograph appears to show is a woman named Becky Wray, who is the mother of two children, whom she is trying to coax into a cold swimming pool, in Lynchburg's Miller Park. The children are obviously in a state of anguish.
In reality, however, that woman in the picture is not the mother of these two children. That woman is a criminal kidnapper who kidnapped those two little girls off of a Greyhound Bus, while it was sitting at a rest stop in Roanoke, Virginia on November 15, 1990, just two days after I was arrested. The little girls were in the bus in the company of their natural mother and were on their way from San Francisco, California, where they were born, to Winchester, Virginia.
By prior arrangement, the woman in the photograph, her husband and another friend, knew that a bus containing three children would be passing through Roanoke at that time, and, when the bus stopped, they immediately entered the bus, pulled off the three children, put them in a car and spirited them away to Amherst County, leaving their mother behind, and before the mother realized what was happening. Then, two days later, they called the Amherst County Sheriff, who got the mother arrested. The mother was, by that time, in Lynchburg trying to locate and get back with her missing children.
The three little girls were born in California. They had never met Rebecca Wray or her husband prior to the incident at the Greyhound Bus Station in Roanoke. The father of the three children, Louis Camacho of the country of Bolivia, had just been awarded joint custody of the girls by the California courts about two months prior to the incident at the Greyhound Bus Station. The mother had thereafter been lured to Virginia with the promise to help her defeat the custody rights of the father. The mother had no way of knowing that actually she was stepping into a trap and that there was a plot afoot to kidnap her children.
With these facts, it should come as no surprise that the woman in the picture is connected with Charles and Shelby Roberts, and lives in Monroe, Virginia, about five miles away from them. Only in that way could she have known that there is a crooked judge in Amherst County, Virginia, who supports kidnapping and allows kidnappers to grab children in other jurisdictions and bring them to Amherst County. where the kidnappers are provided with a safe sanctuary and allowed to keep the children that they have kidnapped.
The modus operandi is the same as in my case. In both cases, the kidnappers are exploiting and taking advantage of a custody battle between the natural parents. In both cases, the children have no natural connection with Amherst Country; they are brought there by the kidnappers. In both cases, Judge Janow is the judge, Rick Groff is the case worker and Jean Higgenbotham is the supervisor. In both cases, the persons who kidnapped the child and brought the child to Amherst County are fundamentalist Baptists and are thereafter appointed as foster care parents by Rick Groff and thereby allowed to keep the child which they have kidnapped, with a view towards the eventual adoption of the kidnapped child.
The existence of this case, which so closely parallels my case, shows that it is not because of me that these things have happened. The real mother of these girls in the picture has only been allowed to see her children once since they were kidnapped. The natural mother had never previously been to Amherst County and does not know the location and has never been to the house in Amherst County where her daughters are being kept. Moreover, her case before Judge Janow is still at a very preliminary stage, whereas mine is in the appellate courts.
It could not possibly be just a coincidence that two such similar but unusual cases happened in the same back woods of Amherst County within a few days of each other. The only reasonable explanation is that the judge himself is crooked.
Any responsible foster care case worker would, upon seeing this picture in every newspaper, immediately remove the children from this foster care mother and place them with another foster care family. It is obvious from the photograph that the children are extremely unhappy and that the alleged mother is displaying callous disregard for their well being. This is what happens when a person who is not a relative is allowed to steal somebody else's child. Nevertheless, Becky Wray still has these two children, just as the evil Roberts still have my daughter.
However, at least these children are in a public place, so that their picture appears in a newspaper. My daughter, Shamema, is hidden out of sight. She can be found in the Temple Baptist Church, but, otherwise, nobody knows her whereabouts or her condition. My daughter will never been seen in a public place like the Lynchburg Swimming Pool, because the Roberts are keeping her hidden and guarded.
In other words, Judge Janow, who is supposed to be a judicial guardian of family rights, is actually a supporter of kidnappings by non-family members. There is no way to know how many other cases like this are going on in Amherst County, although the reputation of Judge Janow is that he takes more children away from their parents than does any other judge in Virginia.
I request that you arrest and prosecute the people involved, including especially the woman in the photograph and her husband.
Very Truly Yours,
M. Ismail Sloan
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Aaron Ramsey's instinctive finish against Crystal Palace which clinched Arsenal a late opening weekend win in the Premier League evoked memories of Frank Lampard's impeccable timing, according to former Gunners boss George Graham.
Ramsey arrived on cue to convert on the rebound after Julian Speroni had saved from Mathieu Debuchy, to seal the points for Arsene Wenger's side after being frustrated by the travelling Eagles for long periods of the encounter.
The Wales international scored 15 times amid an injury-hit campaign for Arsenal last season as he became a key member of Wenger's squad and after opening his account with a crucial goal against Palace, Graham admits the finish reminded him of Lampard.
"Ramsey is the one midfield player who wants to get beyond the rest of his team-mates and into the box similar to the way Frank Lampard played for years at Chelsea," he told talkSPORT.
"He's developed tremendously as a player and he should be the one who should be in the starting 11 every week, without fail."
Lampard is the highest-scoring midfielder in Premier League history with 171 goals, and though he left Chelsea in the summer he will have the opportunity to add to that tally on loan at Manchester City this term.
The 23-year-old Ramsey has more competition for places this season in the Arsenal midfield with the signing of Alexis Sanchez, but Graham believes the club was still short of a defensive player in the middle of the park.
"The more I look at it I think they need another centre-half, Arsenal need a more commanding defensive midfield player and I think they need an out-and-out goalscorer up front," he added.
"Whether it is international class, that is going to be very difficult to get but there are a few players out there who are out-and-out finishers and that's probably what they need.
"I would definitely be looking at another centre-forward and definitely a midfield player – a Vieira type but whether a player of that quality is available I'm not sure."


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Happy Halloween to Everyone!
Today I'm sharing a little poem that I wrote a while ago which has a bit of a Halloween theme…
She picks up her broom.
Rising into the air, she throws back her head and laughs,
Her long, black hair and cape trail behind her in the wind.
All is still and quiet up there,
A tranquility she can never enjoy on earth.
Far below, she hears the muffled voice
Of a child calling out for his mother.
She flies higher.
But the voice grows louder, more insistent.
She can no longer ignore it.
The broom descends and guides her to
The little boy in distress.
She lands in front of him.
He gazes up at her with wide eyes
And tugs on her skirt.
"Mommy," he says,
"What are you doing with that broom?"
She sighs.
"I'm sweeping the floor, of course,
What else would one possibly do with a broom?"
Margo Lestz
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Keyboard Shortcuts Get iCloud Sync In iOS 6
by Joe White
September 20, 2012
Great news, iDevice owners: it now seems Keyboard Shortcuts (which you can enable, disable and create in the Settings app) sync across iOS devices in the recently released iOS 6. This means that a shortcut created on your iCloud-powered iPhone will immediately be available to use on your iPad, and iPod touch. Handy, right? As iDownloadBlog notes:
To enable Keyboard Shortcut syncing in iOS, ensure that Documents & Data are enabled in iCloud. That's the resource that iCloud uses to transmit the Keyboard Shortcuts between iOS devices. To do so, head to Settings > iCloud > and Documents & Data. Ensure that the toggle is switched to the on position. Be sure to do this for all of the iCloud enabled iOS devices you want to sync.Apple released iOS 6 yesterday, and many new features have been added in this version of the mobile operating system. If you haven't yet updated, remember that you can do so either over-the-air or via iTunes. Are you a fan of Keyboard Shortcuts? Find out how to enable iCloud sync in the walkthrough video below.
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Thursday, April 6, 2017
Musical Chairs
FURST Shift...
17 comments:
- Yamini MacLean said...
Hari OM
BOL... oh you are a pair of teasers!!! Hugs and wags, YAM-aunty xxx
- April 06, 2017
- Julie said...
Hehe, luffs that you fellas get furst dibs on the soft seat!
Loves and licky kisses
Princess Leah xxx
- April 06, 2017
- Astro said...
OMD you have to scooch over and dad can
sit with you, if only to massage your ears.
Happy Thursday is your garden planted?
We got mud still.
xo Astro
- April 06, 2017
- Two French Bulldogs said...
Who won BOL
Lily & Edward
- April 06, 2017
- Kismet said...
You wouldn't offer him your bed?
- April 06, 2017
- Katie Dawn Wing said...
Oh what fun you are having! Who won? My moneys on you frankie
Puppy Growls,
- April 06, 2017
- Hailey and Zaphod and their Lady said...
You got your dad well trained to know which chair is his!
- April 06, 2017
- Dory and the Mama said...
Great job boys...butt, you know Daddy's make good chair cushion snuggle buddies too right??
Dory, Jakey, Arty & Bilbo
- April 06, 2017
- Madi and Mom said...
MOL MOL for two vertically challenged dachshunds you sure can stretch out?!
Hugs madi your bfff
- April 06, 2017
- Molly the AireGirl said...
That was very nice of your dad to let you stay and choose another chair for himself!
- April 06, 2017
- Bella Roxy & Macdui said...
Bwahaahaa! Glad your Dad has a chair to sit in.
- April 06, 2017
- ♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥ said...
BOL - Dad needs to beat you two to the recliner and then invite you up on his lap for a snooze:)
Woos - Lightning and Misty
- April 06, 2017
- Ruby said...
BOL!!! OMD, dudes, your Pops is SO much more understanding of us puppers sleepin' needs than Ma....she KICKS ME OUT of her chair if she wants to sit in it while I'm sleepin'!!!!! I KNOWS!!!! CAN YOU BELIEVES IT???!!! SO MEAN!!! She says I gots a WHOLE love seat to myself, butts it's just not the same, rights??! lucky doggies...can I come lives with you??? You thinks your MOms would notice a 60lb black and tan??
Ruby ♥
- April 06, 2017
- Idaho PugRanch said...
snooze ya lose!! Oh wait - you two are snoozing and winning!
Mr Bailey, Hazel & Mabel
- April 06, 2017
- Louis the Blogging Dog said...
BOL!!! You guys are hilarious! At least you let yur dad sit somewhere!
Your Furend
Louis Dog Armstrong
- April 07, 2017
- M. K. Clinton said...
Bentley can be sound asleep and if I get up from the couch, he wakes up and steals my spot. He and Pierre agree that possession is 9/10ths of the law! BOL!
- April 07, 2017
- Jans Funny Farm said...
Looks familiar. We steal Jan's chairs too.
- April 07, 2017


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Pentapeptide overlapping between human immunodeficiency viruses and Home sapiens proteomes is higher than 90%
- Darja Kanduc1
© Kanduc; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. 2009
- Published: 24 September 2009
- Peptide
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus
- Amino Acid Sequence
- Virus Strain
- Human Protein
We used sequence-to-sequence peptide matching to analyze the similarity level of the HIV-1, HIV-2 and HTLV polyprotein sequences to the human proteome. The following results were obtained: 1) pentapeptides from the viral polyproteins are widely, repeatedly and intensively represented in a large number of human proteins; 2) high level of similarity of viral versus human proteomes is still present even using esa- or eptapeptide motifs as probes for sequence identity scanning; 3) a relatively limited number of viral pentameric fragments (about 10% or less) are unique to the viruses with no similarity to the human host; 4) the distribution of the zero similarity pentapeptides is not random in the three main immunodeficiency virus strains, with a maximum clustering in the HIV-2 p160 aa 1007-1019 sequence. The data are important in relation to the role of molecular mimicry in the genesis and diagnosis of immunodeficiency diseases, and the use of low similarity amino acid sequences as a peptidome platform for anti-HIV vaccine constructs exempt from harmful collateral cross-reactions.
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Dear Alice,
I like to have sex 'doggy style' more often than I could at the moment because my wife complains that it is painful. Is that common?
Dear doggy style,
Yes. The doggy-style position allows for the deepest penetration for women. Often, it is deep penetration, as well as a lack of lubrication, that causes pain. You can use another kind of lubricant, such as Aqualube, in addition to natural vaginal lubrication to help minimize friction. As for the depth of penetration, you can control it by putting your penis in a bit at a time, and then asking her to let you know what is pleasurable and what is painful. However, if during doggy-style sex your body is pounding like a pile-driver, Alice encourages you to reconsider the type, speed, and intensity of your movements.
One last thought: check with your wife to make sure doggy-style sex is something she really wants to do, or if she is interested, to find a more comfortable way to do it. Good sexual communication facilitates more enjoyable sex for you and your wife.


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| Kyonshies, the Chinese hopping zombies (you know, like Darkstalker's Hsien-Ko, only without the rosy cheeks and exaggerated cleavage), are attacking villages around China, and it's up to our hero, Kenchi, and his bumbling sidekick to pummel them until they tip over and burst into flames for some reason. It's no Street Fighter 2 (heck, it might not even be a Mortal Kombat 4), but it still makes for one damn good game.
Phantom Fighter contains RPG elements (and I use the term RPG elements very loosely; think RPG elements to around the extent that Pocky and Rocky 2 or Zelda 2 had them), but is mostly concerned with Karateka-style beat-em-up-ness. You usually have to take out more than one enemy before you're given a chance to refill your life, but the enemies you fight come one at a time. Fighting starts when you enter an area from the map screen. After you've defeated all the enemies in the area, you're given a reward, which is either the liberation of a life-refilling temple from its zombie captors, a number of Ancient Scrolls (the game's currency), an orb (after collecting three orbs, you can fight the boss of the town), or any number of other items or events. It sometimes gets repetitive fighting in the same area over and over again to get enough Scrolls for you to afford that shiny new special technique you so badly need, but it's never too bad, and the password system keeps the game from getting too long (the passwords are very simple compared to most other games on the console).
Being dead, Kyonshies are very stiff. So, their only mode of transportation is to jump around. This requires you to use hit and run tactics in almost every battle in the game. However, enough variety is put into the game to keep it interesting. Kyonshies come in a huge variety of strengths, speeds, and sizes (not to mention that some of them have extra abilities like throwing knives), and learning new moves gives you new strategies to fight them. For example, tall Kyonshies can't bend over to attack you while you are ducking, so after learning Mirage Punch (the ability to punch while ducking), you can crouch near them and punch them in the groin repeatedly while they spin in place trying to figure out where the attack is coming from. In fact, all of the special moves greatly affect the way you fight, whether they allow you to jump 20 feet into the air or simply increase the damage you dish out. All the items are fun to use too (although they're for the most part useless); the bell even allows you to play as a Kyonshi. The only real problem with the gameplay mechanics is the life system; difficulty-wise it's very well balanced, but you literally have to go back to the temple to heal every 3 minutes. Thankfully, collecting the orbs you need to get to the boss refills your life, but running back and forth from the temple can get annoying while you're collecting Ancient Scrolls.
The graphics in Phantom Fighter are incredibly good by NES standards. While the resolution and colors are limited by the NES's graphics processor, the characters are large and detailed, and the animation is smoother than most fighting games for the SNES. The music is catchy, but not annoying, and the designers wisely chose to put in more than one tune as the "normal" battle music to prevent the repetition from becoming unbearable.
Phantom Fighter has its flaws, but not nearly enough to keep me from recommending it. It's the best game of it's type that you can get hold of easily; well, at least until the MAME guys figure out how to emulate "Last Apostle Puppet Show". But until then, don your house-hat and get ready to kick some Kyonshi groin.
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The Telegraph reports that Towcester has pre-empted the whip review currently being conducted by the BHA and banned the conventional use of whips.
From the track's meeting on Oct 5 and at all fixtures afterwards, every race staged at the course will be run under rules currently in place for the successful 'hands and heels' series of races.
This series, run in conjunction with the British and Northern racing schools, is staged at a number of tracks both Flat and jumping, and is ostensibly to teach inexperienced jockeys and amateur riders how to get the best out of a horse without recourse to the whip.
One of the rules of that series is that jockeys must carry a whip. They can pull it through from one hand to the other as often as they like and hit a horse down the shoulder with it in a backhand position. However, they cannot smack a horse down the neck in the forehand position, behind the saddle or encourage it by waving the whip parallel to its head. Failure to obey the rules in this series results in automatic disqualification. After Oct 5th, any winner at Towcester whose jockey is found by the stewards to be in breach of these rules will be disqualified.
On hearing the news, the BHA's head of communications, Paul Struthers said, "We are already conducting a review into our rules and whip use in racing. We have only just received Towcester's proposal and will need to consider it before discussing it with them."


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Introducing the Concept
During any unit on space in elementary school, there's always a section on Earth's moon, and the biggest lesson for students to learn is about the moon's phases. Once you explain to students that the moon is actually reflecting the sun's light as it rotates around Earth, students have a basic understanding of why the moon looks different throughout the month. To explore this concept further, you can teach about moon phases with these activities below.
Drawing the Moon and More
One of the most popular activities is to have students draw the moon on different nights throughout the month. They are basically recording the moon phases, as they observe them in a moon journal. This can often be a difficult assignment since it's cloudy, and students can't always see the moon. But generally, it is one that students enjoy.
To extend this popular activity and to get practice using the Internet for research skills, ask students to find photos of the moon phases they drew on the Internet. So, for example, if students drew a full moon as part of their project, they can go to www.flickr.com, go to the Creative Commons section, and search for moon phases. Several photos come up for a full moon. They can easily download a photo, print it out or save it to a Power Point presentation, and then search for another moon phase photo of a half moon, for example. Students can present these photos with their journals. They can create a moon phase book with the photos or even present them in class if they choose to do a Power Point presentation.
Cooperative Group Moon Phases
In this activity, a group of students will work together to create a moon phase poster. Each student in the group will have a specific job, and each student will also need to draw/paint/color one of the moon phases. Group size can vary depending on the number of students you have in your class and how many groups you want to manage, but a good number in each group is four.
1. Divide students into groups of four, if possible.
2. Explain to students that each student in the group will have a role. There will need to be a leader, a secretary, a reporter, and a timekeeper. If students have more than four in each group, you can have two timekeepers or two reporters. The leader's job is to keep everyone on task and the assignment moving forward. The secretary writes down anything that needs to be recorded. The reporter shares the group's project and any findings with the class. The timekeeper makes sure they don't run out of time before getting their project completed.
3. Next explain to the students what their assignment is. Students will need to present an art project of the moon phases. They will have paper, paint, markers, construction paper, scissors, glue, and tape (or any other materials you want them to work with). They can create whatever type of display they want as long as it shows the moon going from the phase of new moon to the phase of full moon. They also need some text that explains what is happening and why the moon looks different throughout the month. The rest is up to them. They can be as creative or literal as they want. (If you want to share a rubric with students for how you will grade the project and what you expect, then you should do this before they get started on the project.)
4. When students finish, they present their projects to the class. You can also display them in the room.
Live Models
When you teach about the moon phases with these activities, it is fun to have students act out how the moon rotates around Earth, while the Earth rotates around the sun. It's hard for students to get the timing EXACTLY right to show the moon phases throughout the month, but this will give students a basic understanding of what moves in space, what doesn't, and how the moon gets light. This activity is best done in a gym with the lights out.
Place six students (you can use eight students if you want), shoulder to shoulder, with their backs to each other. Each student has a flashlight. Another student is the earth. This student is going to orbit the sun while also turning slowing in circles to show the Earth revolving and rotating at the same time. Then one more student is going to act as the moon. This student should revolve around Earth as he/she is revolving around the sun. Students will see how the sun's rays hit the Earth and moon at different points throughout the revolutions, and how the Earth and moon have no light of their own. This is also a fun activity and takes quite a bit of coordination on the part of the children playing the Earth and the moon. Students should get a chance to participate in the role playing and observe in order for the activity to be the most meaningful for them.
Combining Activities
With any science concept, children learn best if there are a variety of activities that use different learning styles and senses. Try more than one of these activities with students, so they get moving and get creating, while learning the phases of the moon.
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While thousands were jamming with Warren Haynes and his musical companions in the Asheville Civic Center last night (Dec. 12), a few blocks away, "all was calm." It was the annual (for some 14 years now) appearance at Jubilee! of two very fine acoustic musicians: Ed Gerhard, down from New England, and Bill Mize, crossing the border from Tennessee.
It had been several years — seven, perhaps—since I'd attended this seasonal gift to the community. So I brought fresh ears along, and they were mightily impressed. And since Gerhard commented himself on his white hair, I hope neither will take offense when I say that they have both been aging beautifully. And that's a compliment, analogous to wine, bourbon and a well-played guitar. Gerhard's long hair is indeed whiter and his presence more mellow. Mize's face has taken on a strong and kindly maturity much in league with his quiet demeanor. It may be hyperbole, but I'm going to call these changes the effect of long relationships with beautiful music. Always singularly talented fingerstyle guitarists, they just seem even more relaxed into their own potential. And as a guitar player next to me observed, to get one such superb instrumentalist is remarkable; to get two, playing together in such concert, is fairly incredible.
So the listeners who filled most of Jubilee's main room sat in rapt silence to catch every nuance of the strings as these two produced both time-honored seasonal tunes together, and some of their own original music separately. The warm applause after each piece was as appreciative as was deserved. And in the end, there was no grand finale. Just a superb instrumental round of "Silent Night," with the respectful audience invited to finish the piece by singing one verse. They … we … were mesmerized. Everyone sang in hushed tones, to match the quiet beauty that the duo had inspired: the alt-spirit of the Asheville season.
—Nelda Holder, associate editor


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One of Oklahoma's distinguished, high ranking personnel in the forces of the United States in World War II, Rear Admiral Joseph James Clark, is a native Oklahoman of Cherokee descent. His outstanding service record compiled by the Navy Department is as follows:
Rear Admiral Clark was born in Pryor, Oklahoma, November 12, 1893, and prior to his appointment to the Naval Academy, he attended Willie Halsell College, Vinita, Oklahoma, and Oklahoma Agriculture and Mechanical College, Stillwater, Oklahoma. While at the Naval Academy he played lacrosse and soccer. He graduated with the Class of 1918 in June 1917, and during the World War served in the U.S.S. North Carolina which was engaged in convoying troops across the Atlantic. From 1919 to 1922 he served in destroyers in the Atlantic, in European waters and in the Mediterranean, and during the latter part of that duty served with the American Relief Administration in the Near East.
In 1922-1923 he had duty at the Naval Academy as instructor in the Department of Seamanship and Navigation, and qualified as a naval aviator at the Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Florida, on March 16, 1925. Later that year he joined the Aircraft Squadrons of the Battle Fleet and assisted Commander John Rodgers in preparing navigational data for the first West Coast-Hawaii flight in 1925, and received a letter of commendation for this service.
In 1926 he joined the U.S.S. Mississippi and served as her senior aviation officer and during the following year was aide on the staff of Commander, Battleship Division Three, and served as Division Aviation Officer.
From 1928 to 1931 Rear Admiral Clark was executive officer, Naval Air Station, Anacostia, D.C., and during the next two years was commanding officer of Fighter Squadron Two attached to the U.S.S. Lexington. He was the aeronautical member of the Board of Inspection and Survey, Navy Department, from 1933 to 1936 and during the next tour of sea duty July, 1936 to June, 1937, served as the Lexington's representative at Fleet Air Detachment. U.S. Naval Air Station, San Diego, California, and later as Air Officer of the Lexington. He was executive officer of the Fleet Air Base, Pearl Harbor, from July, 1937, to May, 1939. During the months of June and July he had additional duty with Patrol Wing Two, and, until the end of the year, was executive officer of the Naval Air Station at Pearl Harbor, afterwards serving as inspector of naval aircraft at the Curtis Aircraft Corporation, Buffalo, New York.
He was executive officer of the Naval Air Station, Jacksonville, Florida, from December 1940, until May 1941, when he reported for duty as executive officer of the old U.S.S. Yorktown, and in that carrier participated in the raid on the Marshall and Gilbert Islands. After detachment from the Yorktown he had duty in the Bureau of Aeronautics, Navy Department, Washington, D.C., from February 28 until June 20, 1942. He fitted out an auxiliary aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Suwanee, and commanded her from her Commissioning.
For his service in this command during the assault on and occupation of French Morocco, he received the following Letter of Commendation by Admiral Royal E. Ingersoll, U.S.N., Commander in Chief, Atlantic Fleet:
"The Commander in Chief, United States Atlantic Fleet, notes with pleasure and gratification the report of your performance of duty as Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. Suwanee during the assault on and occupation of French Morocco from November 11, 1942. The Commander in Chief, United States Atlantic Fleet, commends you for the high efficiency, outstanding performance and skillful handling of the U.S.S. Suwanee and attached aircraft which contributed so notably to the unqualified success attained by the Air Group during this operation. Your meritorious performance of duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of the Naval Service."
On February 15, 1943, he reported to the Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, Newport News, Virginia in connection with fitting out the U.S.S. Yorktown and commanded her from commissioning until February 10, 1944. For his service in this command during the operations against Marcus, Wake, Mille, Jaluit, Makin, Kwajalein and Wotje, he has been awarded a Letter of Commendation by Vice Admiral John H. Towers, U.S.N., Commander, Air Force, Pacific Fleet, and a Silver Star Medal, with the following citations:
Letter of Commendation:
"For extraordinary performance and distinguished service in the line of his profession as commanding officer, U.S.S. Yorktown during the operations against Marcus Island on 31 August 1943 and against Wake Island on 5-6 October, 1943. On the first mentioned date, the air group of the Yorktown was launched at night and after a successful rendezvous was sent to Marcus Island and delivered the first attack before dawn. In this attack, the enemy was taken completely by surprise and all aircraft were destroyed on the ground. The subsequent attacks delivered by his air group contributed to the destruction of approximately eighty per cent of the installations on the island. On 5 October, 1943, his air group repeated a successful and effective attack on Wake Island before dawn. During this attack, eight enemy airplanes were destroyed in aerial combat and five were strafed on the ground. Eight additional airplanes were destroyed in the air by his air group in the following attack and eleven on the runways. Repeated bombing and strafing attacks were effectively delivered against all assigned objectives on that date. On 6 October, additional airplanes were strafed on the runways during a pre-dawn attack and severe damage wrought by dive bombing and strafing attacks on anti-aircraft and shore battery emplacements, fuel dumps, barracks, shops and warehouses. A total of 89 tons of bombs were dropped by his air group on assigned objectives. His outstanding leadership, his exceptional ability to organize and his courageous conduct throughout these engagements contributed immeasurably to the destruction of the enemy forces on these islands. His performance of duty was in keeping with the highest traditions of the U.S. Naval Service."
Silver Star Medal
"For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity as Commanding Officer of the U.S.S. Yorktown, during operations against enemy-held islands in the Central Pacific Area, from August 31 to December 5, 1943. Skillfully handling his ship during these widespread and extended operations, Rear Admiral (then Captain) Clark enabled aircraft based on his carrier to launch damaging attacks on enemy aircraft, shipping and shore installations on Marcus, Wake, Jaluit, Kwajalein and Wotje Islands. During the day and night of December 4, when the Yorktown was under severe enemy attack, almost continuously for one five-hour period at night, he maneuvered his vessel so expertly that all attacks were repelled without damage. By his devotion to duty throughout, he contributed materially to the success of our forces and upheld the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."
The U.S.S. Yorktown was awarded the Presidential Unit Citation for her heroism in action in the Pacific from August 31, 1943, to August 15, 1945. As her commanding officer during the first part of this period, Rear Admiral Clark received a facsimile of, and the ribbon for, this citation. The citation follows:
Presidential Unit Citation – USS Yorktown
"For extraordinary heroism in action against enemy Japanese forces in the air, at sea and on shore in the Pacific War Area from August 31, 1943, to August 15, 1945. Spearheading our concentrated carrier-warfare in forward areas, the U.S.S. Yorktown and her air groups struck crushing blows toward annihilating the enemy's fighting strength; they provided air cover for our amphibious forces; they fiercely countered the enemy's savage aerial attacks and destroyed his planes; and they inflicted terrific losses on the Japanese in Fleet and merchant marine units sunk or damaged. Daring and dependable in combat, the Yorktown with her gallant officers and men rendered loyal service in achieving the ultimate defeat of the Japanese Empire."
On January 31, 1944, he was appointed Rear Admiral to rank from April 23, 1943. From February 1944 through June 1945 Rear Admiral Clark served as a Task Group Commander operating alternately with the First and Second Fast Carrier Task Groups of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, with the U.S.S. Hornet as his flagship. During this period he also was Commander of Carrier Division 13 (later redesignated Carrier Division 5). For his services during this period, Rear Admiral Clark was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal, a Gold Star in lieu of a Second Distinguished Service Medal, the Navy Cross, and the Legion of Merit. He also received a facsimile of and the ribbon for, the Presidential Unit Citation to the U.S.S. Hornet. The citations follow:
Distinguished Service Medal:
"For exceptionally meritorious service to the Government of the United States in a duty of great responsibility as Commander of a Task Group of Carriers and Screening Vessels in operations against enemy Japanese forces in the Pacific Area from April through June 1944. Participating in our amphibious invasion of Hollandia on April 21 to 24, Rear Admiral Clark's well-coordinated and highly efficient units rendered invaluable assistance to our landing forces in establishing a beachhead and securing their positions and later, at the Japanese stronghold of Truk, helped to neutralize shore installations and planes both on the ground and in the air. By his keen foresight and resourcefulness, Rear Admiral Clark contributed in large measure to the overwhelming victories achieved by our forces against Japanese carrier-based aircraft, task units and convoys during the battle of the Marianas and attacks on the Bonin Islands. His indomitable fighting spirit and heroic leadership throughout this vital period were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."
Navy Cross:
"For distinguishing himself by extraordinary heroism in operations against the enemy while serving as Commander of a Task Group in the vicinity of the Bonin Islands on 4 August, 1944. Upon receipt of information that an enemy convoy had been sighted proceeding in a northerly course enroute from the Bonins to the Empire, he immediately requested and received permission to organize an interception. He forthwith proceeded at high speed to lead his forces into Japanese home waters and intercepted the convoy, sinking five cargo vessels, four destroyer escorts and one large new type destroyer, while aircraft launched on his order searched within two hundred miles of the main islands of Japan shooting down two four engined search planes and one twin engined bomber as well as strafing and heavily damaging a destroyer and sinking three sampan type patrol vessels, and later in the day a light cruiser and an additional destroyer. By his professional skill, high personal courage, and superlative leadership, he inspired the units under his command to exceptional performance of duty in close proximity to strongly held home bases of the enemy. His conduct throughout was in keeping with the highest traditions of the Naval Service."
Legion of Merit:
"For exceptionally meritorious conduct in the performance of outstanding service as Commander of a Task Group of the Fast Carrier Task Forces during the period from 24 March to 28 March 1945. On 24 March, he aggressively attacked a Japanese convoy of eight ships near the Ryuku Islands. By swift decisive action he directed planes of the Task group so that they were able to sink the entire convoy. On 28 March a sweep of Southern Ryuku was initiated by the Task Group Commander and resulted in the destruction of one Japanese destroyer and a destroyer escort, in addition to numerous Japanese aircraft. His quick thinking, careful planning and fighting spirit were responsible for a maximum of damage done to the enemy. His courage and devotion to duty were at all times inspiring and in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."
Gold Star in lieu of Second Distinguished Service Medal
"For exceptionally meritorious service to the Government of the United States in a duty of great responsibility as Commander Task Group Fifty-Eight Point One during action against enemy Japanese forces in the Tokyo Area and the Ryukyus, and in supporting operations at Okinawa, from February 10 to May 29, 1945. Maintaining his Task Group in a high state of combat readiness, Rear Admiral Clark skillfully deployed the forces at his disposal for maximum effectiveness against the enemy. Directing operations with brilliant and forceful leadership, he was responsible for the swift interception of Japanese air groups flying in to attack our surface units and by his prompt and accurate decisions, effected extensive and costly destruction in enemy planes thereby minimizing the danger to our ships and personnel. As a result of his bold and aggressive tactics against hostile surface units on March 24 and 28, the planes of Task Group Fifty-Eight Point One launched a fierce aerial attack against a convoy of eight enemy ships near the Ryukyu Islands to sink the entire convoy during the first engagement and a hostile destroyer and destroyer escort in the second. Courageous and determined in combat, Rear Admiral Clark served as an inspiration to the officers and men of his command and his successful fulfillment of a vital mission contributed essentially to the ultimate defeat of the Japanese Empire."
Presidential Unit Citation – USS Hornet
"For extraordinary heroism in action against enemy Japanese forces in the air, ashore and afloat in the Pacific War Area from March 29, 1944, to June 10, 1945. Operating continuously in the most forward areas, the USS Hornet and her air groups struck crushing blows toward annihilating Japanese fighting power; they provided air cover for our amphibious forces; they fiercely countered the enemy's aerial attacks and destroyed his planes; and they inflicted terrific losses on the Japanese in Fleet and merchant marine units sunk or damaged. Daring and dependable in combat, the Hornet with her gallant officers and men rendered loyal service in achieving the ultimate defeat of the Japanese Empire."
Returning to the United States in June 1945, Rear Admiral Clark resumed duty as Chief, Naval Air Intermediate Training Command, with headquarters at Corpus Christi, Texas, on June 27, 1945, and served in this capacity until September 1946. On September 7, 1946, he assumed duty as Assistant Chief of Naval Operations (Air), Navy Department, Washington, D.C.
In addition to the Navy Cross, the Distinguished Service Medal with Gold Star, the Legion of Merit, the Silver Star Medal, the Commendation Ribbon, and the Presidential Unit Citation Ribbon with two stars, Rear Admiral Clark has the Victory Medal, Escort Clasp (USS North Carolina), and is entitled to the American Defense Service Medal with Bronze "A" (for service in the old USS Yorktown which operated in actual or potential belligerent contact with the Axis Forces in the Atlantic Ocean prior to December 7, 1941); the European-African-Middle Eastern Area Campaign Medal with one bronze star; the Asiatic-Pacific Area Campaign Medal with twelve bronze stars; the Philippine Liberation Ribbon with one bronze star; and the World War II Victory Medal.
After retirement, Admiral Clark was a business executive in New York. His last position was Chairman of the Board of Hegeman Harris, Inc., a New York investment firm. Clark was an honorary chief by both the Sioux and Cherokee nations. He died 13 July 1971 at the Naval Hospital, St. Albans, New York, and is buried in Arlington National Cemeteryat Section 3, Site 2525-B.
Source: "Notes and Documents: Rear Admiral Joseph James Clark, United States Navy, Native Oklahoman." Chronicles of Oklahoma 25 (1947): 154-158


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If an email is made or received in connection with the transaction of public business, it is a public record regardless of whether it is created or stored on a public or a private computer or email system. So an email that relates to public business is a public record even if it is sent from a home computer, or made on a personal email account from any computer. This is true whether the email is sent or received by any public employee, or any elected or appointed public official.
Email as Public Record: Five Things You Should Know Wednesday, January 27, 2010
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This was our third year as bookseller for the small but perfectly formed Kennington Literary Festival, a fantastic little festival which springs out of the passionate and thriving community surrounding Kennington Library - given added poignancy this year by the threats to the library's existence.
This year the festival welcomed the widest possible range of authors, from first time novelists to literary legends, poets, illustrators and local celebrities.
Newly-installed Oxford City Poet Kate Clanchy read poems, and extracts from her memoir Antigona and Me, in which Kate writes about the deepening friendship between her and a Kosovan immigrant whom she employed as a cleaner, and who becomes her friend. Kate uses her own story to explore many aspects of immigration, heimat and our treatment of immigrants in this country. We were also very pleased to have copies of the superb collection of science-inspired short stories she edited: Litmus (we have both books in the shop, and can really recommend them both).Korky Paul sketched dinosaur portraits and read from the original Winnie book (25 years old next year). Korky also announced and presented prizes to a story and illustration competition held in the run-up to the Festival.
Science Fiction legend Brian Aldiss talked about his life in writing, and also discussed Oxford as a centre for fantasy fiction, in conversation with fantasy author Juliet McKenna.
and definitely the grandmaster described on his website. He is also an accomplished poet and (exhibited) artist.
He and Juliet were heading off to the Cheltenham Festival that afternoon, and had other events lined up the following day. Truly inspiring.
Margaret Pelling and Frank Egerton spoke about their novels Diamond in the Sky and Invisible respectively. MG Harris talked about her bestselling books for confident readers The Joshua Files (and gave news of next year's final installment, with its sexy black cover).
Bill Heine was utterly compelling in talking about 25 years of the Headington Shark. Never heard of the Headington Shark? I'll bet this looks familiar:
It is frankly an incredible story, particularly concerning the court battles that Bill lost time and again (comprehensively, expensively) and yet the shark survived. Bill is a master storyteller, holding his audience rapt (albeit running out of time). The book has been beautifully produced by OxfordFolio and is a work of art itself, and of course we have signed copies in the shop...
After the authors had signed books and met fans, the local author and journalist Helen Peacocke led a local walk to tie in with her latest dog-friendly walking guide "Paws Along The Way".
Kennington has a very family-friendly reputation. The Friends of Kennington Library laid on tea, coffee and cake (amongst other refreshments) and lots of volunteers gave up a very sunny October Saturday to ensure the event was a big success. Thanks to them, to the authors - and thanks for inviting us to take part too.


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What is the process for moving an object or shape a finite distance so you can align two or more objects more precisely?
What is the process for moving an object or shape a finite distance so you can align two or more objects more precisely?
OK, I figured it out but I am not sure the SHIFT process is correct for what I wanted. I seem to recall in an earlier version, like 7.3 maybe, that a property of the shape was the position of the object within the scene. Frankly, I have not used 3DCrafter that much in the past but I am now starting to use it more and more to create objects. I'll be back with more questions.
Hi Greg – you can set the position of the group containing the object using the group properties but it changes the position of all objects in a group.
or – take a look at the butt object extension if you have it installed.
Hi Paul,
To begin with, I am trying to place individual objects that are not part of a group yet. Which begs the question. Can a group contain only one object or shape? Not sure I ever tried that but logic tells me the answer is no. And yes, I did notice there is a NUDGE feature available to groups. I never got to use it but I am sure that is the feature I was looking for.
I did play with the BUTT function but like so many other similar functions, I can find little information of how each parameter works, other than playing or testing each. As time goes on that information becomes lost in my deteriorating memory. There seems to be no manual to RTFM.
I am sure there is more than one way to do something but it is so frustrating to find those features. As a result, I went to the SHIFT function and finally get the parts in the right place and the right size.
By the way, I was building an FA to correct an issue with an existing shape. I do that a lot these days. That took a lot of trial and error to get the part just right. Now I am in the process of texturing it.
Hi Greg,
Yeah – a group can have a single object – which you've probably surmised by now…
The "Butt Objects" is one of the most useful and commonly used tools in my toolbox… It's worth taking a little time to play with – many times it involved dropping another shape just to use as a guide to line things up…
Best of luck…
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