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Tom Cambio,
30 May 2011 16:20
Shane Byrne (HM Plant Honda) dominated the second race at Thruxton. Starting from pole, the championship leader set the fastest lap of the day and created a 10 second lead over the following pack. Peter Hickman (Tyco Honda) and Michael Rutter (Rapid Solicitors-Bathams Ducati) respectively moved into second and third in the second lap of the race, ahead of Samsung ...
Tom Cambio,
30 May 2011 13:35
Michael Laverty took his first win of the season for Swan Yamaha at a rain-soaked Thruxton. In a closely contested race one, Michael Rutter (Rapid Solicitors-Bathams Ducati) finished second ahead of Shane Byrne (HM Plant Honda), with the two riders vying for position in the final lap, culminating in Rutter re-claiming second in the final moments. Byrne put in an ...
24 May 2011 13:51
Samsung Crescent Suzuki rider Jon Kirkham won the first BSB race at Croft, finishing ahead of American team mate John Hopkins. Gary Mason (MSS Colchester Kawasaki) took third place. In race two Shane Byrne (HM Plant Honda) claimed first, with MSS Colchester Kawasaki rider Stuart Easton second. John Hopkins finished third to take his second podium of the day. RACE ONE ...
Liam Marsden,
02 May 2011 16:36
Samsung Crescent Suzuki rider John Hopkins has taken his first win in the second race at Oulton Park today to become the first ever American to win a BSB race. Stuart Easton got the holeshot from the start, with Josh Brookes in second and Alex Lowes in third. Easton and Brookes then pulled away from the rest of the field before ...
Liam Marsden,
02 May 2011 13:30
Reigning British champion Ryuichi Kiyonari has taken victory in the first race at Oulton Park today. Kiyonari didn't get the best of starts and was down the positions in the opening stages of the race, but he quietly moved up the field, taking the lead from Michael Laverty on lap 10. Laverty again got off to a good start, leading ...
Liam Marsden,
25 April 2011 16:55
Swan Yamaha rider Tommy Hill has taken victory in the second race of the 2011 championship at Brands Hatch today to go to the top of the championship standings. It looked as though race one winner Shane Byrne would take victory again, leading from the start, but Hill stayed with the Honda rider and made his move at Druids to relegate ...
Liam Marsden,
25 April 2011 13:31
HM Plant Honda rider Shane Byrne has continued his dominance of the first race weekend of 2011 at the Brands Hatch Indy circuit with victory in the first race. Byrne got the holeshot from the start and led the race ahead of team-mate Ryuichi Kiyonari, who unfortunately had to retire after eight laps with a technical problem. Swan Yamaha rider ...
James Keen,
26 September 2010 17:51
Swan honda rider James Ellison won the second race in today's British Superbike round at Silverstone. Ryuichi Kiyonari finished second for HM Plant Honda, with his team mate Josh Brookes in third. Relentless Suzuki rider Alastair Seeley came in fourth, leaving Worx Suzuki rider Tommy Hill in fifth. 1. James Ellison (Swan Honda) 2. Ryuichi Kiyonari (HM Plant Honda) ...
James Keen,
26 September 2010 14:55
Ridersmotorcycles.com rider Michael Rutter took the win in race 1 at this weekend's Silverstone British Superbike round. HM Plant Honda rider Josh Brookes started from pole but finished in second place in today's race. Michael Laverty took the third spot on the podium for the Relentless Suzuki by TAS team. James Ellison (Swan Honda) finished in fourth, leaving HM Plant ...
James Keen,
25 September 2010 16:06
HM Plant Honda rider Josh Brookes is on pole for tomorrow's Silverstone BSB race after finishing fastest in today's roll for pole session. Brookes said: "I'm feeling comfortable and looking forward to carry the momentum for the race. It's game on as usual and tomorrow I want to win as always." Riders Ducati rider Michael Rutter will start in second, ...
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This pizza was fantastic! Above and beyond any other pizza recipes I've tried from Cooking Light (or anywhere else, for that matter). What a dramatic presentation, too! My cast iron skillet is a 10", though, so the pizza was slightly thicker, but I prefer a thick crust, anyway. The only change I would make would be to add a little bit more salt to the dough which tasted a touch bland compared with the salty toppings. Very true-to-form for the Chicago-Style Pizza, though.
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I was slightly disappointed with this recipe, being a cheese lover. The pizza came out looking and smelling awesome but when I bit into it, all that mozzarella on the bottom seemed to disappear somewhere. If I'm gonna consume the calories, I want to at least taste it!! The sauce was KILLER, though. I will make again, but next time I'll put the cheese on the top. Changes: Trader Joe's whole wheat dough, fresh rosemary instead of fennel seed, stirred some wine into the sauce.
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Wonderful! The whole family loved it. Takes a little time to make, but definitely worth it!
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my husband is from chicago and thought this was pretty darn good....really reminded me of a place i used to eat in college :) definitely a keeper!
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I used premade pizza dough :( :( and put this pizza in together in only 15 minutes. If I shut my eyes, I would swear that I was in a Chicago!! It was absolutely wonderful! I will make the homemade dough next time though!!
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I can eat pizza again!!! After losing 140lbs. it was great to find a recipe that could fit into my new life-style!!! This pizza was great and the kids loved it. My son made a comment that the sauce wsa outstanding.
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Keep in mind that the 289 hit he's referencing includes the hit we
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ATLANTA- July 30, 2009 --The Weather Channel Interactive (TWCi) today announced that it has contracted with Media Trust Company (MTC) to provide line item campaign launch verification including online tear sheets for all of its clients for online, desktop application, and mobile Internet campaigns. This adds for the first time a seamless data transfer that saves publishers, ad networks and agencies enormous time and effort.
"The Weather Channel and MTC partnered to come up with a cutting-edge, time-saving solution with our advertisers and agencies in mind," said Midge Brown, Director, Client Stewardship, The Weather Channel Interactive. "The Weather Channel has often been recognized in the industry for our outstanding client services team, and this capability for launch verification reporting is another example of listening to advertiser needs and working with MTC to make it happen."
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ASSE Comments on New U.S. Fatal Occupational Injuries Report
Des Plaines, IL (August 20, 2009) — In light of today's release of the preliminary annual fatal occupational figures for 2008 by the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) President C. Christopher Patton, CSP, of St. Louis, MO, offered his condolences to the families, friends and co-workers of the 5,071 people who died from job-related injuries. Patton also urged businesses, despite the economic downturn, to continue to invest in workplace safety programs now to reduce the number of these tragic losses.
"Our members – occupational safety, health and environmental professionals in all industries – work day in and day out to ensure that the millions of people who go to work every day leave work injury and illness free and return home safely," Patton said. "We urge all businesses to join us as we continue to identify risks at all workplaces, and develop and implement safety systems aimed at preventing workplace fatalities, injuries and illnesses. It also pays to invest in workplace safety when it comes to health costs. The safer a workplace is the less chance a worker will be injured or suffer an illness.
"We are also very saddened by the alarming number of workplace suicides which were up by 28 percent," Patton said. "Although overall the rate of fatal workplace injuries is down, still 5,071 people lost their lives from on-the-job injuries, and this is a major loss.
"Many already know that it is good business to protect people in the workplace," Patton noted. Preventing work-related injuries and illnesses cost far less than correcting them."
"Companies that invest consistently in safety realize positive bottom line results, reduced absenteeism, lower turnover rates, higher productivity, increased employee morale and a positive brand image. As illnesses, injuries and fatalities decline so too do health care and workers compensation costs," Patton said. "And intangibly, the relatives, friends and co-workers of those who died or were gravely injured from on-the-job incidents, will probably never overcome the grief of losing a loved one."
Studies have shown that the indirect cost of a workplace injury can be up to 10 times that of the direct costs. For every $1 invested in an effective workplace safety program, $4 to $6 may be saved as illnesses, injuries and fatalities decline. Indirect costs include: training and compensating replacement workers; repairing damaged property; accident investigation and implementation of corrective actions; scheduling delays and lost productivity; administrative expenses; low employee morale and increased absenteeism; and, poor customer and community relations.
Recently, the Insurance Information Institute (III) noted that the average cost for workers' compensation insurance – the insurance that provides for the cost of medical care and rehabilitation for injured workers, and, lost wages and death benefits for the dependents of persons killed in work-related accidents – had risen 50 percent in just three years. According to the III over the last decade the average medical cost per claim has nearly doubled. Effective work safety and health programs can address this issue.
"A sound safety and health management process can help companies protect people, maintain compliance and contribute positively to a businesses' bottom line," Patton said. "This can result in a safer workplace for all."
Founded in 1911, the Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the oldest and largest professional safety society and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Its 32,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members manage, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all industries, government, labor and education. For more information please go to www.asse.org or to www.bls.gov for the 2008 fatal occupational figures.


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Picking up a book is gratifying: look at me, not reading dumb listicles on the internet! Finishing a book, however, is a challenge. Which of this summer's top-selling books have the highest reader attrition? Dr. Jordan Ellenberg has a semi-scientific way to find out, using buyer-generated info from Amazon to identify this year's most unread book.
When librarians registered for this year's Unconference, we asked them: Where do you learn about books? Many librarians, especially those new to RA, are overwhelmed by the sheer number of books in the world, and we wanted to make a helpful list of resources that are actually used on a regular basis.
As we've put RAUNCON together, this has been one of my favorite parts of the registration form. If you're a librarian, you might find some great new resources here. If you're a publisher or writer, you might be excited/terrified to see where librarians are actually learning about books. And if you're a blogger, you might like to comb through this list frantically in the hopes that you are on here. I do wish we asked how much time a day people spend with these resources, because balancing "learning about books" with "actually reading books" seems to be an unheralded RA skill at this point. Well, maybe next year.
Awesome list of where readers hear about books!
A new online Readers' Advisory Service!
If you've spoken with us at the Welcome Desk before, you know that we have a full staff of trained librarians to help you find that perfect next read.
Well, now we're taking the show online to your COMPUTERS.
If you take just 5-10 minutes to answer a few questions about what you're looking for in your next few books, we'll send you a list of 5 hand-picked books in whatever format you prefer. You don't even have to answer all the questions—just the ones that you think are necessary. Click here to get started.
All you need for this workout is a stack of hardcovers and some yarn or rope to tie them together!
Workout #1: The Book Curl
Workout #2: The Book Up
Workout #3: The Brunch (Book Crunch) - Just like brunch this can be done alone or with a friend!
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The whole movie is made as a message to you all...
BUT can you figure it out?
,,Madness Avenger`` for me, was always the best of Madness series, one of the greatest flash`es of all time. This is my second flash submitted to Newgrounds and i hope you`ll like it.
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inspired by Henrikas.
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 9, 2009
it was awsome
screw all these guys dude even if u did have a diferent name for it it was sweet sand sharkes are awsome too nice sand rail u made out of the old classic car
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars January 1, 2009
the artwork was okay i guess, but wtf was with sand sharks? and u are thinking of apotheosis not avenge, i dont get wtf is goin on or the messages, this is not great.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars November 23, 2008
Ok then
This was good animation but i have know idea what was going on... and whats up with the whole "light before death" thing at the beginning
Rated 3 / 5 stars October 30, 2008
That was it??
It was ok, but don't you mean Apotheosis? That's the one with the car crash. It was very long winded and really built up into nothing much.
Great style tho.
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars October 13, 2008
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The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library is now offering a story time in Spanish. If you are interested in a bilingual story time, check out our Around The World Story Time.
¡La biblioteca Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library ofrece una hora del cuentos en Español para toda la familia! Venga para escuchar libros en Español, cantar, y jugar.
Estos son unos de los libros en Español que puedan encontrar en Cuentos Para La Familia:
Staff Picks
Published on Monday, March 10, 2014
The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library is now offering a story time in Spanish. If you are interested in a bilingual story time, check out our Around The World Story Time.
Dear You, the body you wear used to be mine.
Published on Friday, March 7, 2014
Say this name with me: Myfanwy Thomas. The first name is mostly pronounced like Tiffany but with an M.
Know who she is? No?
Neither does she.
Upon waking up in a park, surrounded by dead people all adorned in rubber gloves, notes from her pre-amnesia self give her the option of either taking the wealth she has stockpiled and disappearing from the UK to some Caribbean island to live an idyllic life or she can choose to tackle the mystery of who obliterated her prior consciousness and seemingly wants her dead.
Family Fun Time Salutes Pets
Published on Friday, March 7, 2014
From hegdehogs to potbelly pigs to parakeets to St. Bernards, family pets come in all shapes and sizes. In fact, President Calvin Coolidge had a pet raccoon named Rebecca who lived in the White House.
We love our pets. During a recent Family Fun Time at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library we celebrated pets by reading books, dancing, singing songs, and making crafts. Check these pet books out!
Published on Tuesday, March 4, 2014
Fans of Lorrie Moore will have already scooped up Bark, her new collection of short stories -- after all, it is the first collection that she has released in 15 years! But if are not familiar with this writer or you've heard her name and wonder what she is all about, now is the perfect time to check her out.
How do you know if Lorrie Moore is right for you?
Featuring "Elephant & Piggie"
Published on Monday, March 3, 2014
Please join us in the children's room on Monday, March 24* at 4 p.m. for our Reader's Theatre program.
Featuring Clifford
Published on Friday, February 28, 2014
Our upcoming Funday Sunday at 2 p.m. is all about our favorite big red dog; Clifford.
Here are some Clifford stories to get your tails wagging.
Curl up, get cozy, and read!
A Book You Should Read!
Published on Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Have you ever been bored out of your mind while looking for something fun and interesting to do?
Authors Joshua Glenn & Elizabeth Foy Larsen have just the cure in mind with their book entitled Unbored: The Essential Field Guide to Serious Fun. Inside this big red book, you'll find cool activities with the following themes.
Featuring 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears'
Published on Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Calling all readers!
Please join us in the children's room on Monday, March 10* at 4 p.m. for our Reader's Theatre program.
Handy tech manual
Published on Tuesday, February 25, 2014
If you bought a Kindle Paperwhite, you're probably curious to how use it. Check out Kindle Paperwhite for Dummies, now available at Cleveland Park Library.
Spotlight on Author/Illustrator
Published on Monday, February 24, 2014
Keiko Kasza rocks!
Our recent Saturday Family Story Time program was dedicated to stories written and drawn by Keiko Kasza.
Plus, we learned many interesting facts about her!
Here are six Keiko Kasza stories to share with your child.
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Broccoli-Pasta Alfredo
Make this meatless pasta dish for a comforting and quick family dinner. The kids will love the creamy alfredo sauce and you will love that they are eating more broccoli.
Yield: Makes 4 servings
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- 1/2 (16-oz.) package uncooked farfalle or bow-tie pasta
- 2 cups broccoli florets
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/4 cup finely chopped shallots*
- 1 cup half-and-half
- 1 cup refrigerated grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup loosely packed fresh basil, chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1. Cook pasta according to package directions, adding broccoli during last 3 minutes of cooking time; drain and keep warm.
- 2. Melt butter in a large saucepan over medium-high heat. Add shallots, and sauté 3 minutes or until lightly browned. Stir in half-and-half. Cook, stirring constantly, 3 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Stir in Parmesan cheese and next 3 ingredients until smooth. Stir in pasta and broccoli. Serve immediately.
- *1/4 cup finely chopped onion may be substituted.
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go figure.
Planet Earth (David Attenborough/Sigourney Weaver narrate and holy fucking cinematography)
Blue Planet (again David Attenborough… British accent!)
Shark Week (morbid fascination with my biggest/only phobia)
Food Jammers (they make inventions that make food, THAT MAKE FOOD)
MythBusters (they make inventions that test myths)
Top Gear (fancy cars and British accents/humour)
Ancients Behaving Badly (naughty historical figures and gore)
Deadliest Warrior (showdowns between legendary warriors and gore)
Ancient Aliens (conspiracy theories about aliens!)
My Ghost Story, Most Haunted, Paranormal State, Ghost Hunters (all of the ghosts!)
The Colony ('reality show' about post-apocalyptic survival)
Nazi Hunters (payback's a bitch)
M*A*S*H (B.J. Honeycutt <3)
World War II in HD, World War II in HD: The Air Wars and Vietnam in HD (I grew up on a military base ok?)
Man Tracker (because I want to go on the show)
Swamp People (ok so there's no real reason for this except weird fascination… and the theme song is Born On The Bayou by CCR, 'nuff said)


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Published on October 5th, 2008 | by Eli Clifton16
From Clarion: A Protocols of the Elders of Islam?
A Guest Post by Eli Clifton:
The past month has brought great scrutiny upon the elusive Clarion Fund–the funders of a nationwide distribution of Obesssion: Radical Islam's War Against the West. Despite the increased attention, Clarion may be pushing for their own "October Surprise" in a brand new documentary released Sunday.
Clarion, on which we have published a recent investigative piece, is the surprisingly well-funded group that emerged in recent months to disseminate anti-Muslim propaganda in the run-up to the November election.
The film, The Third Jihad: Radical Islam's Vision for America seems, perhaps even more explicitly than Obsession, designed to stir up a climate of fear in the United States in the weeks before the presidential election.
So what is The Third Jihad about exactly? The trailer on its websites says very little, but the brief synopsis tells us more than the film makers may have hoped.
On October 3rd the synopsis reads as follows:
"After the FBI releases a radical Islamist manifesto describing how to weaken America from within, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser, a Muslim American and former physician to the US Congress, decides to investigate. The Third Jihad is about what he discovered.
How is radical Islam operating inside the West? Is a subversive "cultural jihad" underway? How does radical Islam plan to bring America to its knees? What is the endgame?"
And a couple of weeks ago the synopsis mentioned an "infiltration", a "dominating of North America" and "destroying Western civilization."
On September 21st the synopsis read:
"The Third Jihad focuses on an FBI-discovered secret document—the manifesto of the American Muslim Brotherhood. It describes the 'grand jihad' goal of destroying Western civilization from within by infiltrating and dominating North America.
The film reveals the agenda of the radical Muslim leaders in America and provides viewers with an impressively crafted look at the immediate dangers posed."
Ah, secret, recently uncovered documents. A "goal of destroying Western civilization from within." A grand conspiracy organized by a globally networked religious minority. Sound familiar yet? Could be because it's echoing one of the most influential and persistent conspiracy theories of all time. The Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
The Protocols, which first emerged in 1903, detailed the sinister Jewish plan for world domination. A proven forgery, the document played important roles in the rise of Nazism and during the Great Depression. Still published today, the Protocols, widely available on the internet, serve as a playbook for anti-Semites seeking to portray Jews as pulling the strings of global power through their business, cultural and political influence.
Daniel Pipes, who appears in Obsession, writes the following observations about the Protocols in his book: Conspiracy: How the Paranoid Style Flourishes and Where It Comes From.
"The great importance of the Protocols lies in its permitting antisemites to reach beyond their traditional circles and find a large international audience, a process that continues to this day. The forgery poisoned public life wherever it appeared; it was "self-generating; a blueprint that migrated from one conspiracy to another." The book's vagueness — almost no names, dates, or issues are specified — has been one key to this wide-ranging success. The purportedly Jewish authorship also helps to make the book more convincing. Its embrace of contradiction — that to advance, Jews use all tools available, including capitalism and communism, philo-Semitism and antisemitism, democracy and tyranny — made it possible for the Protocols to reach out to all: rich and poor, Right and Left, Christian and Muslim, American and Japanese."
So it looks as if The Third Jihad has taken a lesson from one of the most influential pieces of anti-Semitic propaganda ever produced. Clarion seeks to tell us that a secret document, authored by Muslims, details the systematic way in which Muslims plan to "infiltrate" and "dominate" Western civilization and destroy it from within.
One hundred and five years after the Protocols of the Elders of Zion first appeared, it is amazing to see the same ideas, paranoia, conspiracy-mongering, distrust and racism manifest themselves in such a blatant manner.
Here is a trailer for The Third Jihad:
16 Responses to From Clarion: A Protocols of the Elders of Islam?
Look, the CIA spent decades breeding and grooming people who would 'rear their heads' (as Sarah Palin puts it) and breathe threats full of fire and brimstone against 'America and the West' on demand. They are our Goldsteins, to borrow Orwell's famous hate figure. This ought to be utterly obvious, even to the tired-sounding keyboard warriors who earn their probably rather low pay by visiting blogs like this and parroting the Pentagon line.
There's a remarkable circularity to the reasoning about the "reality" of the document. All of the sites that are referred to as authorities on its authenticity are pushing the same hysterical "anti-Jihadi" tack. As Rev. Daniel points out, the fact that the document exists, or even that it has been entered into evidence in a legal hearing, has nothing to do with its authenticity as a guide for anyone's actual behavior.
It's time for people to stop circulating these distortions and to work on building strong connections between ALL the diverse religious groups and communities that make our nation strong.
I don't know anything about these documents, and I don't want to defend them, but it is possible that these documents do not have much attention paid to them, in the same way that most fringe ideas do not have much attention paid. Unfortunately, the fringe here is willing to act in a dangerous manner.
To build on my original point from Obsession, the majority of Muslims do not seek to convert or kill non-believers, and in fact they are frightened of the radicals, as well. That's a big reason why you might not hear about things like this. Especially in Muslim countries, or in Muslim satellite cities in Europe, there is pressure not to call attention to the problem. We must take that into account as well.
look the confusion about this article has more to do with translation than anything. I am not an expert in Arabic, but I do know and am familiar with the language of Quran/Muslims.
Quite simply, the global gov't alluded to is more than likely, "ummah." Ummah, mean the community of Muslims. I am a member of this community by marriage. One way we access this community is by offering to buy an animal for someone who can't afford it in some remote stricken land for the Eid feast that comes two months after Eid al-Fitr. Another is that we shop at Halal stores.
Halal meat is often cheaper than conventional stores–ironically they charge more for liver than tenderloin. It is leaner, younger and better treated and slaughtered with some compassion.
The term Ummah is quite familiar with all Muslims. It simply means the Muslim community. Here we speak of the Dallas Ummah, the American Ummah, the Global Ummah. We do hope and work for a world where any Muslim may pray, and work without conflict.
I am not sure if I consider myself a Muslim or not. I find the question absurd actually, but to completely believe in the Golden Rule. As an ascriber to this principle, I hope anyone may be free to practice their faith freely, so long as they don't seek to impose on me. If building small sinks on the floor in airports and other large public facilities really rankles you then I don't know what to say. I don't find that too onerous.
And don't be threatened by people who simply want to be allowed to practice their faith without being bothered or bothering others. Remember the words of Voltaire, "I may not agree with what you say, but will defend to the death your right to say it."
The film Obsession begins in the first ten minutes showing the number of terrorist attacks and murders committed by Islamic fundamentalist groups like al Qaida and Hamas since 1979. It is quite shocking–and all true. Meanwhile, instead of Muslim groups like CAIR (a Hamas front) condemning such attacks without qualifications, we have the continual whine of picking on Muslims. Whine away all you like. Until Islamic leaders virutlently oppose terrorist groups instead of making excuses for them, instead of blaming Israel for everything and the Jews, and instead of fronting for Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the America public will not be fooled by false claims of victimhood. The new Holy Land trial shows the financial jihad of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood so trying to hide these facts only makes CAIR show its true colors. CAIR has praised Hassan al Banna, a founder of the Muslim Brotherhood and avowed Nazi ally. Finally, those of you in California, please come hear Walid Shoebat speak at UC Berkeley on Wed, October 29th for a truer perspective on all these discussions. Nobody in America has committed pogroms on Muslims, and Obsession in no way is like the Protocols of Zion. In fact members of CAIR have said they were true in the past. Shoebat will speak at Wheeler Hall on the UC Berkeley campus at 7:15 pm. Admission is free and all are welcome. For more info go to http://www.shoebat.com or http://www.3xterrorists.com or http://www.berkeleygop.com. Advance reserved seats available.
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Suzy Byrne on disability and the Lisbon TreatyPosted at 2:02 pm by Owen Rooney
Suzy Byrne, on her blog Maman Poulet, has an excellent post on Coir's "Death Panel Politics" and how it contrasts to the what's actually in the Lisbon Treaty on disability. You can read it here.
5 Reasons to vote Yes including a polar bear. And The Da Vinci Code.Posted at 11:27 am by Jason O'Mahony
1. We really have enough problems as it is without getting more by voting No. I mean, NAMA, An Bord Snip, tax rises, the economy, Jordan single again, and now we want to go and piss on our generous German aunty's apple strudel?
2. The mysterious faceless Coir are against it. Yeah, the "We live in the same house as Youth Defence but we have never met the fella" crowd. Coir: The people who thought Tom Hanks was the baddy in The Da Vinci Code.
3. For the polar bears. We can either have global climate change treaties negotiated by major players like the EU, the Chinese and the US, or we can watch Ringsend go under water. And run out of polar bears. Not in Ringsend, obviously. I mean generally. You can't move for polar bears in Ringsend, all over the place, standing on clear mints and pontificating.
4. It improves the EU in loads of technical ways which you really don't want me to list here. I mean, we'll get them for you if you want, but only if you promise to read them. There'll be a test.
5. The sky won't fall on our heads if we vote No. But the rest of Europe will probably respect our decision, believe us, and move on to integrate without us and the Brits. Great, we're effectively back in the UK. Nice one, Mary Lou. See, this is where the No campaign falls apart. They hint that they can stop the rest of Europe moving on. They can't. And anyway, would you really rely on the shinners to negotiate? The one time they were sent in to negotiate with anyone, they went in looking for a united Ireland and came out with a food safety board. Bag of magic beans, anyone?


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Just a quick shout out to all the Lushies out there - if you love Lush make yourselves known I would like to follow more Lush blogs! Also if you love make up and are obsessed, also make yourselves known, I need to follow like-minded people!
Lush 2013 Christmas/ Halloween Haul!
So it's that time of the year yet again! I went to the Lush Christmas Launch party at my local (Norwich) and I went crazy! This isn't even all of it, I ordered a couple of Soot Ball bath bombs and a Sugar Plum Fairy scrub and a Abombinaball bath bomb, all of which I will eventually upload photos of and review! (The last two items listed there are online exclusives that I stumbled upon last night and could not resist!!). I'll now list everything I got:
There are other things from the collection I would like to pick up such as Star Light Star Bright Bath Melt, Snow Fairy shimmer bar and Celebrate body lotion because they all smell divine!
So excited to try all this stuff out! Reviews will be posted in the next few weeks!
Went to the Lush UK Christmas launch party at my local Lush with my friend Beck, and picked up a tonne of goodies! Pictures to follow….
This all comes to like £120. FML! Will have to buy it in two stints when my loan comes in, and I am getting a frick tonne of Lush for Christmas, sooo sooooo excited!
Bliss, Body Shop and Lush haul!
I picked up a few things from Lush as I had completely ran out of bath bombs, melts and bubble bars! So I picked up a Twilight bath bomb, a Karma bubble bar, The Comforter bubble bar (never used before, what a sin!) The Enchanter bath bomb (also never used!), and a Melting Snowman bath melt. All delicious, and I am excited because soon all my stuff I asked for Christmas from Lush will join it, I have so much Lush coming for Christmas it's actually insane!
Went to Debenhams and got a load of Bliss stuff, which is a sister company for Elemis, and I never knew this! So that set of three you see there was ridiculously good value for money. Altogether, those items separately come to over £60, but I got it for £14.50! A steal! It has a Pore Perfecting facial scrub, a delicious smelling face wash and a big tube of Lemon and Sage body butter! So then the lady said, if you buy one more thing you get a free gift, so I got the Blood Orange and Pepper bath gel for £15. They all smell so good, and the free gift is amazing, it's an entire range of their lemon products, including shampoo and conditioner, soap, oh my goodness, got all that lot for under thirty pounds! When it should have cost me thrice that! So pleased!
Also today the UK Glamour mag had Body shop giftcards in them, and depending on what code you had on the back of it, you could either get 3, 15 or 100 pounds to spend in store, and while people in front and behind us in the queue got £3 gift cards I got £15! Was very happy, so I needed a new body scrub and they were sold out of the coconut one, so I got the cocoa butter one, it looks so rich and smells divine! Then I also got the Chocomania lip butter.
All in all a successful day, will post reviews about all the products later :)
I did not take pictures of how the bath looked or anything and I MUST get into the habit of doing so but I am sure many of you have seen pictures of what the Lush bath ballistics look like in action!
Big Blue Bath Ballistic:
I love love love this! And because it is so big, I usually get two uses out of it! It smells zingy and fresh, like citrus-y lemon-y and limes, just, mm! I like that it has lots of bits of sea weed in it, and it turns the water a turquoise blue. I don't think it's the most moisturising bath ballistic but still, I like it and will repurchase.
Price: £3.20
Verdict: 4/5
Blackberry Bath Ballistic:
This one is just as big and is so moisturising that I don't even have to put body lotion on after a bath with this! I also love the little bit of paper inside the bath ballistic, was a nice touch. This smells very fruity and has some floral notes in it too. I will always repurchase this.
Price: £2.95
Verdict: 5/5
Avobath Bath Ballistic:
I love anything that smells like lemons or any fresh smell, and this one ticks all the right boxes. Again, it is a decent size, so perhaps would get two uses out of it, except I didn't do that, I chucked the whole thing in, and it was delicious. Turns the bath water a creamy green and the scent lingers on the skin, and in the air.
Price: £3.20
Verdict: 5/5
Dorothy Bubble Bar:
I really love the smell of this, floral and fresh, and I get two uses out of this, the bubbles it creates are immense! And it makes my skin and the bathroom smell so damn good! It contains ylang ylang oil and orange oil in, which explains the floral/fresh combination. Always repurchase!
Price: £2.99
Verdict: 5/5
Pop in the Bath:
This to me smells like fresh fields and flowers, but with a sweet tinge to it, I managed to use this twice, and it produces so many bubbles, how do Lush do that?? This was the first ever time I had used it and I will buy it again. The smell didn't kast as long as Dorothy though.
Price: £2.90
Verdict: 4/5
Herbalism Facial Cleanser:
This has the right amount of scrub in it, and is recommended for spot prone skin, which is me :( It smells like vinegar and I actually quite like the smell but most people tend to hate it. It contains ground almonds which slough off dead skin cells and has rose and chamomile in it to calm and balance the skin. It lasted me a long time, and left my skin so soft and smooth but I don't think it helped to clear up my skin per se, it did control oil pretty well though.
Price: £6.25
Verdict: 3.5/5
Dark Angels Facial Cleanser:
This is very VERY abrasive, but my skin felt so deeply cleaned afterwards! I wanted to love this though, but because of how abrasive it is, I think it made me break out, not because of the ingredients but because it aggravated my skin a little bit. I am unable to use it up because of this reason. I am wondering whether to try Aqua Marina or Let the Good Times Roll or Fresh Farmacy, you know, something less abrasive! I did love the smell of it, and my skin has NEVER felt that smooth, but then again, because of the grains in it, no wonder!
Price: £6.25
Verdict: 2/5
Love Lettuce Fresh Face Mask:
I am impressed with this. After wanting to move away from Cupcake because my skin does not always warrant using it, I decided to try this one, because I love lavender and I know my skin agrees with it. Plus it is the only one that is particularly scrubby. I put it on using circular motions and leave it for ten minutes and wash it off. My skin looked brighter and felt lovely, and it REALLY calmed my skin down, despite the scrubby ground almond shells. I will repurchase this!
Price: £5.95
Verdict: 5/5
Catastrophe Cosmetic Fresh Face Mask:
Another product that I am impressed with. Not only does it smell like blueberry pie, it really calms my skin as well. I think it must be the calamine powder in it. It has no scrubby bits in it, but my skin felt very soft afterwards. I will also be buying this again (bye bye money!)
Price: £5.95
Verdict: 5/5
Big Shampoo:
Oh my god I love everything about this. I asked for a sample of this aaages ago, and I was so skeptical because of the large bits of sea salt in it, I was thinking to myself, "How do those sea salt bits not get stuck in your hair, and how does it lather properly??" Well, it does and they don't get stuck. I hardly need any and it produces a lovely soft silky foam and the smell! It smells like fresh tropical seas, really fresh, and it lingers on my hair until I next wash it. I did not notice a change in the volume of my hair, but to be honest I bought it for the softening properties and the smell, not volumising purposes :) so yes I will buy this when I run out but I don't think it will be any time soon! I recommend anyone should buy this if they buy anything from Lush.
Price: £11.25
Verdict: 5/5
Rub Rub Rub Body Scrub:
This is the best body scrub I have ever used! It isn't too abrasive and it is incredibly mosturising. And it is a good sized tub. AND it smells so nice, I think it's partly down to the mimosa in it. I love Mimosa. Everything about it is amazing.
Price: £7.95
Verdict: 5/5
Miranda Soap:
This is very creamy soap, is moisturising and fruity. I use it everyday and the smell lingers and it scents my bathroom the most. It contains Fresh Kiwi, Juniperberry Oil and ylang ylang oil, which makes for a heady concoction! Can sometimes make me feel a little sick for some reason though but I will carry on using it!
Price: £3.40 per 100 grams
Verdict: 4/5
Sea Vegetable Soap:
This smells like lemons and limes and grapefruits and has bits of nori seaweed in it. I like this because it wakes me up, yet I don't use it in the morning, I use Miranda, I use Sea vegetable at night, is that weird? I will buy this again.
Price: £3.10 per 100 grams
Verdict: 5/5
Ghost Shower Jelly:
When I saw this I was like MUST BUY QUICK and sure enough it didn't take very long to sell out and never to be bought again, well, for another year anyway! It smells like baby powder to me, perhaps that's the floral lilies in them, but yeah, it reminds me of babies haha! I don't mind that though, some baby products smell lovely. I love the scary face in the jelly too, made me laugh, oh Lush :P the smell lingers nicely and doesn't lather lots but I didn't expect it to!
Price: £4.95
Verdict: 4/5
So there you have it, I have reviewed the lot, and my bathroom is chock full of Lush, just the way I like it. Cannot WAIT to try all my Christmas haul stuff, and I am not even done buying yet, my boyfriend is going to kill me haa.
Part One of my Christmas Lush Haul! I think I have in total spent like 200 or more in the past few weeks…
So anyway, here is what I got, and I will post reviews as I use them!
Bath Ballistics:
Bubble bars:
Lip Scrub:
Shower Gel:
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I will post what else I got later!
So I have been buying farrrr to much Lush lately, so I thought I should do a haul post about them all. I haven't used everything yet but obviously they will not remain unused for long!
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The products that I have used I will post full reviews of them. I also have another Lush haul to do in the next few days as when I saw all the christmas stuff was on their website I died a little with excitement and spent like forty quid getting some stuff, and I am still not done, I may go to my local Lush today, even though it isn't all out in store yet. Too much excitement, damn you Lush, I have spent about 150 quid on you recently, thank goodness for my student loan!
So I am now poor this month because this happened.
However it is done now, can't take it all back can I?
So I knew, like thousands of other people, about the MAC Heavenly Creatures collection wayyyy before it was actually released. I had my eye on a couple of things, which I have purchased. Also got a lipstick that I had been wanting ever since I had it put on me in my local MAC store.
I am mad on Lush and could have bought way more, but settled on a few things to curb my addiction. Thought I might as well review some of these things now, I haven't used them all quite yet, but will do reviews of the rest in a separate post.
MAC Lipstick in Rebel:
This was recently featured in the Fashion Sets collection, which were amazing but I did not manage to get my hands on any of the lip glosses, which I am annoyed at myself for, but nevermind. So a month ago I went into the MAC store and I don't really know what made me pick it out, I knew it was a popular shade but when you look at it even in the picture I took it looks frighteningly dark. I guess I thought since I have been dyeing my hair darker I thought it might suit me. Oh my god, I love it. It looks much less scary when it's on and the colour is a deep berry shade, and it stays on well. The finish is satin, and the colour is so vibrant and it doesn't dry my lips out. It is hard to get this on perfectly without using a lip brush and perhaps a lip liner, but I couldn't get that at the time. It goes on smoothly, and isn't glossy or anything, but not too matte, I would say it is just right. And as always, I love the smell of MAC lipsticks, vanilla goodness.
Pro's: Good colour pay-off, feels really smooth on lips, not drying, long lasting.
Con's: I can't really think of any, would be great if it was a bit cheaper (ha!)
MAC Heavenly Creatures Mineralise eyeshadow in Water:
I had this tried on me in my local MAC store as well, and she picked out the neon green, sparkly green and then swirled them all together and it came out a lovely shimmery green smokey eye, which made me want to buy it more. It doesn't crease because I use a good eyeshadow primer, but as the day goes on, no matter how hard I try, the colour intensity does fade, which I am pretty sure was also mentioned on Temptalia, so that disappointed me, considering how expensive they are, but oh well, it isn't the worst eyeshadow in the world, and it looks cute on my dresser. I like that you can pick out the individual colours or mix them all together so I guess you can create a few looks from just the one eyeshadow.
Pro's: Pretty colours, can create many looks.
Con's: Fades throughout the day.
MAC Mineralise Skinfinish in Star Wonder:
I really really love this, it is so pretty on the cheeks! The light gold shimmer swirly colour is my favourite and looks like it could be used as an eyeshadow as well. It is the perfect flush of pink with golden shimmer, and I am picking out the gold shimmer to use as a highlighter on my cheekbones or anywhere that I want the light to catch. It lasts all day, the pigmentation is amazing, and this being my first MSF, I am very impressed. I like the idea that no two are the same, because they are hand made (or so they say). I also like that there is a lot of product and for 21.50 I would expect there to be!
Pro's: Lasts all day, can pick out different colours, nice amount of shimmer, product should last a long time.
Con's: None!
I then went to Lush and picked up some things, damn you Lush being so delicious!
LUSH Herbalism face scrub:
This is meant for skin that is oily/combination and is prone to the odd breakout, which is just perfect for me. It is quite a big tub, considering how much product you use each time, and is thick in it's consistency. You take a pea sized amount, add water, rub into a paste, rub all over, work it in and then rinse. It has all good stuff in it, nettle extract, rose, ground almonds, rice bran, the list of skin goodies is endless. It smells mostly of vinegar, which may put a lot of people off, but if I know it is doing my skin some good then I can happily put up with weird smells!
I really like this; my skin feels really clean afterwards, without feeling tight and dry, which is what I wanted.
Pro's: Leaves skin feeling very clean, non drying, a lot of product, cheap.
Con's: To be honest none!
LUSH Blackberry bath bomb:
I love love LOVE the smell of this, fruity and fresh, and quite large too, so plenty of fizzing to happen. When it had dispersed enough, I felt my skin and it felt SO SOFT, to the point where I didn't even need to moisturise after having my bath. I also liked that at the middle of the bath bomb it has a message on paper that says "boom boom!" it made me laugh. I wouldn't exactly say this smells like blackberries, however it is a pale blackberry colour. It just smells really delicious and makes your skin feel luxuriously smooth. The only problem is it leaves an oily residue around the bath but that is nothing some bath cleaner can't fix!
Pro's: Smells divine, makes skin very smooth, has a cute message in the middle of the bomb, turns the water a deep purple colour, very pretty!
Con's: Leaves a residue around the edge of the bath.
LUSH bath melt in Happy Blooming:
I am yet to review this! But the initial smell is a sweet cherry smell which is what made me purchase it in the first place!
LUSH Fresh Face mask Love Lettuce:
I used to use Cupcake fresh mask and I still want to buy it and alternate between the two, depending on how my skin is behaving, but THIS one is just frigging amazing! It smells like lavender and is a scrubby mask, which I think is even better. It also has in it Agar Agar gel, honey and ground almonds. It is meant for skin that is combination, so has dry flaky bits and also oily skin so this is again perfect for me. The scrubby effect sloughs off the dead skin and the honey calms and the lavender is a calming antiseptic. When applying, I do it in a circular motion so I get the full effects of the ground almonds, and then I leave it to work it's magic.
Pro's: Gets rid of flaky bits, tones the skin, feels incredibly smooth, smells lovely, don't need a lot of product each use.
Con's: Absolutely nothing, it is the best face mask I have ever used next to Cupcake!
I then picked up another pastel nail varnish colour from Mavala called Blue Mint, but I am also yet to try this!
I have made a vow to actually for the FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE to look after my nails and paint them. I am currently using Lemony Flutter by Lush to help with my overgrown hideous cuticles and then I shall give them a trim and shape. What caused me to do all this was basically every shade of Barry M nail varnish. They look amazing and are stupidly cheap so I will be stocking up soon!
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- Depth:
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Curved transom windows and elaborate brick treatments give this spacious one-story a luxurious Mediterranean appeal. Past the covered porch entrance, the bright and airy foyer features an impressive 12-ft. ceiling that extends into the living/dining area. Defined by columns and plant shelves, this huge formal expanse offers a spectacular view of a skylighted and screened lanai. An elegant archway leads into the family room, which offers a cozy fireplace, a built-in media center, a wet bar and access to the lanai. The roomy island kitchen includes a pantry and a bay-windowed breakfast nook. A half-bath and a laundry room with garage access are nearby. Double doors open to the master suite, where a 12-ft. vaulted ceiling, a bay window and sliding glass doors create a bright, open feel. The master bath showcases a spa tub, a separate shower and a windowed dual-sink vanity. A private bath serves the second bedroom, while another full bath is shared by the remaining bedrooms. Unless otherwise noted, all rooms are further enhanced by 9-ft. ceilings.
Extras: Cabinets, Fireplace, Porch - Screened, Vaulted Ceilings, Walk-In Closet, Wet Bar.
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- Beds: 3
- Baths: 3
- ½ baths: 1
- Stories: 1
- Garage Bays: 3
- Width: 73'
- Depth: 67'
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Students learn through lecture, discussion, and research, then put their new knowledge to work in their internship or thesis, all guided by their professors.
The program has a unique multicultural focus with an emphasis on social justice. Instructors seek to equip students to serve individuals from different backgrounds with widely different needs.
The M.A. in Counseling Psychology program uses a cohort system in which all entering students are grouped together and given nearly the same schedule of courses for the entire program. The advantage of this system is the support and openness it creates. The cohort becomes a valuable resource for several reasons. Students study together. They encourage and assist one another when needed. They also become comfortable with one another to the point of being able to discuss tough issues and share personal accounts. Since a higher level of openness is attainable, a higher level of learning can also be reached.
It takes two years to complete this degree with courses scheduled across three annual terms of approximately 15 weeks each. Classes are in session from the first week of September to the last week of July. There are one- to two-week breaks between each term. Classes usually meet two evenings per week and two weekends per month. Weekend classes are comprised of a Friday evening and a Saturday morning through afternoon. All courses will be completed during the first two years. Some students, especially those participating in international internships, may elect to postpone their internship to the third year. Students will enroll in a set of core curriculum courses which will be taken together as a cohort over the length of the program.
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BOSTON (April 27, 2009) — Simmons College School of Management (SOM) has received accreditation from the prestigious Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International. With this accreditation, the SOM joins an elite group of institutions: less than 30% of business schools in the U.S. and less than 5% worldwide have earned and retained this distinguished hallmark of excellence in management education.
"I could not be more proud of the school for achieving this significant milestone," said School of Management Dean Deborah Merrill-Sands, who received a certificate of recognition during the recent AACSB International Conference and Annual Meeting in Orlando, Fla. "This external imprimatur of excellence strengthens our brand and enhances our mission as the nation's first management school designed specifically to educate women for power and principled leadership."
The AACSB accreditation certifies the excellence of both the undergraduate management and the MBA programs at Simmons, and is in addition to the New England Association of Schools and Colleges accreditation already held by the college. During its site visit, the AACSB review team noted 12 best practices by the SOM and cited Simmons's exemplary process for assessing student outcomes.
"We were overwhelmed with the high quality exhibited by the faculty and students at Simmons, and were impressed with how the mission was lived every day throughout the curriculum and practice," said Dr. Lynne Richardson, dean of the Mississippi State University School of Business and chair of the AACSB Peer Review Team.
AACSB is the longest-serving global accrediting body for business schools that offer undergraduate, master's, and doctoral degrees in business and accounting.
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Tablet in Warsaw
Poland's History Detective
Zygmunt Miłoszewski plumbs the country's painful past in his best-selling thrillers
My Mother's Life
How Chava Rosenfarb survived the Lodz ghetto to write a masterpiece about the experience
Our Lost Warsaw Ghetto Diary
My relative wrote one of the Shoah's most revealing documents. Why doesn't anyone know of it?
Stumbling on History
Finding answers on a first walk through Warsaw
My Other Trip to Poland
I was here 15 years ago. I did not want to come back.
The View from the World's Last Fotoplastikon
Now showing: images of Warsaw's Jewish Ghetto
Who Owns Jan Karski?
The politics of memory hit Poland's unsung hero
Tablet, Warsaw Edition
The week of the 70th anniversary of the ghetto uprising, Tablet magazine reported from Poland
The Book Thief: How Stolen Nazi Documents Made Their Way to American Jewish Archives
Did Zosa Szajkowski save precious documents from the Nazis, or did he steal the cultural patrimony of French Jews?
Poland's Undead Gravestones
Photographer Łukasz Baksik hunts repurposed matzevot, burial markers turned cornerstones and cobbles
In the Polish Aftermath
In a public debate over a controversial new Holocaust film, Poland faces up to a complicated past
Wu-Tang's Kiddush
My family Kiddush became the haunting opening for Schindler's List, and was sampled by the hip-hop collective
The Curator of Joy and Ashes
How ethnographer Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett became the keeper of Poland's Jewish heritage
A Polish Village's Secret
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thebl4ckd0g said...
Took 3-4 months for my green proto drake mount to show up in the egg. I am still after the proto drake whelp.
Took about the same time as well to get the white polar bear mount. About 3-4 months.
Still looking for the Time-Lost Proto Drake to spawn.
Bob Dewane said...
Unfortunately I burned my mount-drop luck on the polar bear. I got that one on my 5th try (QUICK ASIDE: I was really bummed when they corrected the bear's size. My main is a gnome and it was AWESOME having a mount be gnome-sized. At least for me. I understand how all the other races must have thought it sucked having such a tiny mount. Oh well, end aside).
I am getting COMPLETELY skunked on the green proto drake. During my worst stretch I got 5 aged yolks in a row. I just want this one mount and then I will be at peace (not to mention I can grind the Frenzy's then for their achievements).


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Lacrosse won't be on the Olympic fields in London this summer, but the 300-plus kids who come to Carroll Park don't care. As far as they're concerned, their sport is already a winner.
The Charm City Youth Lacrosse League, a free co-ed sports program that teaches athletic skills and features competitive games, meets every Saturday in Carroll Park. It draws children ages 5-11 from across the city. They hit the fields for two and a half hours.
And as it nears the end of this season, it can celebrate record attendance, and put the word out that the program is expanding.
"So far, we've just done the spring season," says Jody Martin, executive director, "but we're looking into adding some more options for kids in the future."
A one-day 'fall ball' clinic and perhaps a summer skills camp are under consideration.
According to Martin, the league, which has been in existence since its founding by Attorney General Douglas Gansler in 2009, is a way of teaching lacrosse in an area where not many programs are offered. It also offers a few lessons participants won't find in a playbook — and might not be taught at home.
"Sports teach so many things," says Martin. "You have to listen, you have to practice, you have to respect your teammates and your opponents. There really are so many lessons."
After each weekend's games, children in the program are able to hear a speaker who discusses life lessons: making smart decisions, helping out at home, making good choices and so forth.
The league uses coaches and assistants that include high school players who donate their time to teach children playing skills and act as mentors. It has hosted a college team, and is working to schedule an event with pro players.
At the moment, the league is predominantly male, with over 250 boys, but Martin hopes to build upon the girls' program.
"We're seeing interest from the sisters of a lot of our players," he notes.
Players are able to use new equipment in the league, and at the end of the season, each is able to take home a stick for practice purposes.
The program will run until mid-May, according to Martin. Those interested in learning more about it, or about signing up (or signing up their children) can go to the program's website at www.charmcityyouthlax.com
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About 3,000 decision makers in the aviation and tourism sectors have gathered in Chicago for a global conference to forge connections and develop new airline routes.
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Darrell B. Jackson, 56, started running Seaway Bank and Trust Co. last month, taking on the biggest challenge of his 35-year banking career when many baby boomers want to kick back. Seaway is Chicago's largest African-American-owned bank, the third-largest nationwide.
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The Ledbury Getaway
LEDBURY 2014 - Theme TBC
Ledbury A: Sunday 16th - Thursday 20th March 2014
Ledbury B : Thursday 20th - Monday 24th March 2014
Every year during the Easter holidays the student community spends a few days away together in Ledbury, Herefordshire. It's a great time to deepen friendships, relax, have fun, dig deeper into the Bible and get to know Jesus more.
Each year we choose a different theme to chew over together. In the past we've thought about topics as diverse as the Holy Spirit, living "by faith", and what the Bible teaches on sex and relationships. As well as great teaching, seminars and small groups, Ledbury is also about relaxing after a busy term. Lots of students make some of their best friends at Oxford at Ledbury, and for many Freshers it is a key event in helping them feel really settled in the community at St Ebbe's.
Activities at Ledbury include playing sport, laughing hard, competitive board games, walks and eating lots and lots of cake! Particular highlights are the Barn Dance led by the "student grandfather" Joe Martin, and "Ledbury's Got Talent", where the acts range from weird to wonderful! To top it all off - there's also a "swimming pool". What more could you want!?
Do put Ledbury in your diary, especially if you have flights to book for the Easter holidays!
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I think the point to remove fire and forget dispelling as well as situations which make fire and forget so necessary. Think less mass debuffs and more targeted debuffs that require diagnosis and dispelling. Something more like a single player or small group of players taking some sort of massive damage or cause a massive problem unless the debuff is removed.


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