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MANCHESTER — Police said that when they executed a search warrant at 49 Maple St. Tuesday night, they found scales and packaging material, $1,703 in cash and a bullet-resistant vest. The warrant was the result of information gathered by the Special Investigations Unit.
During the operation, they also arrested Tyrell Clagon, 21, who lives at the Maple Street address, on warrants for the sale of heroin.
Clagon is accused of selling heroin Sept. 18 at Maple Street and Oct. 17 at a Union Street location.
Clagon could enter no plea Wednesday to the felony charges in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, so a probable cause hearing was set for Nov. 5. Bail was continued at $20,000 cash/surety.
Return home prompted arrest
Katherine Finnell, 54, was arraigned Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on a felony charge of theft by unauthorized taking and misdemeanor charges of stalking and criminal mischief.
Police prosecutors also filed a motion to revoke Finnell's bail on the four misdemeanor charges on which she was arraigned Tuesday. Prosecuters are seeking to have Finnell held until her trial Dec. 16.
The new charges allege Finnell returned to her residence at 79 B St., despite bail conditions barring her from doing so because it is also the residence of her boyfriend, who she allegedly had assaulted and threatened.
At her arraignment Tuesday, Finnell had insisted her boyfriend had another residence, while she did not. She told the judge Tuesday: "I need to go home."
Police said the alleged victim was at work when Finnell returned to B Street, but the bail conditions barring her from the residence still applied. She's also accused of taking the boyfriend's $2,200 watch and causing damage.
A bail revocation hearing was set for Thursday.
Bail revocation motion filed
A city woman who was arraigned Oct. 15 in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division on simple assault charges and Oct. 16 on a stalking charge was arraigned Wednesday on an unrelated theft charge.
Louise Mcilvar, 54, of 187 Central St., was arraigned on a charge of theft by unauthorized taking that alleges she took items valued at $83.12 from Walmart on Keller Street without paying for them.
Police prosecutors, who had opted for a contempt charge when she was arrested for stalking, Wednesday filed a motion to revoke Mcilvar's bail and have her held until trial Dec. 4. The bail revocation hearing was set for Thursday morning.
Caught at the drive-up
Police said Chasrick Heredia, 19, of 109 Eastern Ave., was found in the drive-up lane at the McDonald's on Hanover Street in a stolen Subaru Forester.
He was arraigned on a felony theft by unauthorized taking charge Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division, as well as on misdemeanors of fraudulent use of stolen debit card and receiving stolen property and on violations of minor in possession of alcohol and driving after suspension.
Although Heredia said he planned to represent himself in court, Judge William Lyons suggested he reconsider applying for a court-appointed lawyer since the prosecutor will be an attorney at the probable cause hearing on the felony charge Nov. 5 and at trial Nov. 21.
Bail was set at $5,000 cash/surety, with conditions that include no contact with the owners of the stolen vehicle and debit card.
Accused of attempted strangulation
Conditions of Thomas Coulombe's $3,000 cash/surety bail bars contact with his girlfriend, bans him from his 405 Hevey St. address, and prohibits any use of alcohol.
Coulombe, 27, could enter no plea Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to a felony second-degree assault charge that alleges he put his arm around his girlfriend's neck, causing her to have difficulty breathing.
He pleaded innocent to three misdemeanors of simple assault, that allege he punched her in the stomach and pushed her, and a misdemeanor of obstructing the report of a crime, for allegedly taking her cell phone and throwing it across the room so she could not call police.
A probable cause hearing on the felony charge was set for Nov. 20 and trial on the misdemeanors was set for Dec. 16.
Eyeglasses were broken
Luis Soto, 45, of 117 Massabesic St., pleaded innocent Wednesday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to misdemeanor charges of simple assault and criminal mischief.
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Charlotte, NC (Sports Network) - DeMario Mayfield scored 15 points off the bench, and the Charlotte 49ers outlasted the Central Michigan Chippewas, 78-66, in non-conference action from Halton Arena.
Denzel Ingram added 13 points for the 49ers (9-0), who are off to their best start in school history. Willie Clayton tallied 10 points and nine rebounds in the win, while reserve Chris Braswell scored eight points and pulled down a dozen boards.
Kyle Randall paced the Chippewas (4-4) with 15 points, although he shot a dismal 4-of-17 from the floor and his eight turnovers nearly matched Charlotte's team total of nine. Olivier Mbaigoto and John Simons each scored 13 in the loss, while Blake Hibbitts contributed 11 points and seven rebounds off the bench.
The first half featured five ties and three lead changes, as neither team shot better than 40 percent from the floor in the opening frame. Charlotte claimed a 31-27 halftime lead thanks in part to an 8-0 run in the middle of the period.
A layup by Randall cut the deficit to 34-32 with 17:31 to play, but Mayfield answered with a 3-pointer on the other end, kick-starting a 14-3 run for Charlotte. The 49ers went on to shoot 62.1 percent from the floor over the final 20 minutes, including a 7-of-14 effort from 3-point range.
Defensively, Charlotte held CMU to 35.7-percent shooting for the game and also forced 16 turnovers. The 49ers were efficient on the offensive end, tallying 23 assists on 30 field goals.
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Bombers sign non-import Adam Rogers
Adam Rogers went from protecting workers in the oilpatch to protecting quarterbacks in the CFL in the span of one weekend.
Rogers (OL, non-import, 6-5, 310, Acadia) had just recently begun working as a safety supervisor for an oil company in northern Alberta when he got a call from Bombers assistant-general manager Ross Hodgkinson asking if he'd like to put his brand new off-field career on hold to see if maybe he still has an on-field career left in him.
Rogers gave his answer on Sunday morning when he showed up on the practice field at Canad Inns Stadium.
"They called me up (Friday) at 2 o'clock and said, 'When can you get here? ," said Rogers, who played in 18 regular season games in the CFL over the past two seasons, 17 of them with Edmonton.
Rogers also played the final game of the 2011 regular season with Hamilton and was on the Ticats roster until about three weeks ago, when he was released just prior to training camp.
"I was planning on playing ball this year and things kind of got turned around," explained Rogers. "I had a couple jobs lined up. I figured I'd given it up and was ready to start working and I got a call the other day from Ross.
"He said, 'If you want to come, we'd love for you to be here.' It was kind of up in the air but eventually I came to a decision. Why not? What's one more year?"
Rogers, who was a CIS all-star twice in his university career, should get a good look on a Bombers offensive line where there are gaping holes to fill with the off-season departures of G Brendan LaBatte and C Obby Khan.
Steve Morley has the right guard position locked down, but the left guard position -- which Rogers says is his natural position -- is still a work in progress.
Chris Greaves -- who dressed as Winnipeg's sixth offensive lineman all season in 2011 and also started the final three regular season games -- has been getting almost all of the first-team reps at left guard this training camp and would appear to have the job to lose.
But Greaves doesn't think he's won the job yet -- perhaps wisely given the sudden arrival of Rogers in camp on Sunday. "This was never my job to lose," said Greaves, who the Bombers drafted as a defensive lineman in 2010 but immediately converted him to an offensive lineman.
"There's plenty of skilled players in camp. I just have to work hard every day in camp. Because any one of us are capable to play."
Bombers head coach Paul LaPolice sounded like he's quite fond of how Rogers plays. "He's a real physical kid," LaPolice said. "I know that they really liked him in Edmonton. I talked to a couple of players a couple years ago when we were researching bringing him and they said, yeah, he's a really tough kid. Physical. He's a fighter in there from Acadia."
FIELDNOTES -- LaPolice cancelled the first of two practice sessions that were scheduled for Sunday morning...DT Dorion Smith and WR Jade Etienne returned to the practice field. Defensive linemen Brandon Collier and Alex Hall, defensive backs Jeremy McGee and Deon Beasley and offensive lineman Andre Douglas were among the players who sat out...OL Justin Sorenson got some first-team reps at tackle...LaPolice said incumbent placekicker Justin Palardy is 14-16 on field goal attempts during training camp...SB Cory Watson dropped a couple of balls on Sunday...Rookie safety Johnny Aprile picked off an overthrown ball by QB Joey Elliott.
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Chocolate Cream Crispie Treats
Everyone loves Rice Krispie Treats. Seriously, I always see them at birthday parties, bridal showers, and every party in between. They're easy to make, easy to pick up and eat, and who doesn't love a crunchy dessert, right? Well, the problem is that they're boring. They're boring because they're everywhere. Okay, sometimes people put them on sticks or shape them in balls, but they're always the same. This recipe adds just a bit of awesomeness with the crushed chocolate and added creamy filling, but is just as easy. Just one extra ingredients makes these super special. Continue reading
Split Seconds
A few weeks ago, my uncle came home from a thrift store with a new cookbook. He boasted about paying $2 for a book with hundreds of recipes for cookies, cakes, and desserts. Well, I love looking at cookbooks, so of course I started flipping through it right when I saw it. It really didn't have any crazy recipes in it, just your regular chocolate chip cookies, brownies…common things. After flipping a few pages I saw a cookie called a split second, something I've never heard of before. Continue reading
S'mores Ice Cream Sandwiches
Every year I make a big deal out of choosing and baking a special birthday cake. And for a good reason. Every year on December 17th we celebrate two special birthdays, so of course the cake has to be extra amazing! I don't only do this for my birthday, though. I like baking for everyone's birthdays! My specialty is delicious layer cakes, not decorated cake mixes or sheet cakes with too much icing. Last year, we had a maple crunch layer cake, which we made by hand and was a hit at our birthday party. This year, though, I thought just baking one cake would be a little boring. So I racked my brain until I figured out what the perfect birthday dessert would be, and settled on these ice cream sandwiches. Chocolate, ice cream, and cookies all in one! What could go wrong?
Chocolate and Potato Chip Cookies
Here's another potato chip recipe for you; I told you I'd make you something sweet! Sweet and salty is definitely a thing. Think salted caramel and chocolate-covered pretzels. Obviously Kettle brands already knows that, otherwise they wouldn't have made sweet & salty flavored chips, but I took those chips a step further and mixed them into chocolate chip cookies!
Tiramisu is probably my favorite favorite dessert . It always order it in a restaurant if it's on the menu. That is, unless I'm at a kosher steakhouse. Pareve tiramisu isn't even worth it. So, as a Kosher Foodie, why don't I ever make it myself? We make all sorts of complicated recipes (see: cronuts), and tiramisu is actually quite simple. Continue reading
Lemon and Pistachio Praline and Meringue Torte + Happy First Birthday, Eddie!
Today, my nephew Eddie turns 1! It's not every day your first baby turns 1, so when Adele asked me to bake a cake for his birthday party, I told her to pick any recipe and I would make it. Adele loves lemon desserts, and she chose this awesome and fancy torte. I told her I'd only make it if I could make another cake, too. I ended up baking vanilla cupcakes so that Eddie and the other small guests would enjoy a dessert, as well.
His birthday party was a little early, because the holidays got in the way of his birthday plans. Which was great for our blogging schedule, because we were able to post this in time for his big day. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, EDDIE! Continue reading
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Considering it's still the middle of August, it's weird to think that we are already thinking of the holidays. But whether or not we want summer to be over, they're ARE coming! So be prepared. This month's linkup is, you guessed it, apples! The quintessential rosh hashanah food. We decided to be a little different and make a European style cake filled with more apples than batter and spiked with a little bit of rum (that's right, no cinnamon and nutmeg in here!). Continue reading
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Two NFC East rivals looking to shake off disappointing seasons kick off their respective season in Arlington on Sunday night, as the New York Giants pay a visit to Cowboys AT&T Stadium to take on the Dallas Cowboys.
For Eli Manning and the Giants, the momentum of a Super Bowl XLVI victory didn't carry over to the 2012 season, as they finished 2nd in the NFC East (9-7) behind a resurgent Washington Redskins team led by Robert Griffin III and missed the playoffs altogether. For Tony Romo and the Cowboys, they might be playing for Jason Garrett's job–he's 21-19 in three seasons (all 3rd-place finishes in the NFC East, including back-to-back 8-8 records) with no playoff appearances.
All time, Dallas is 57-43-2 against the Giants, but in their four trips thus far to Jerry's World, Big Blue has yet to lose–in fact, they're on a six-game winning streak in the Big D.
Two big questions surrounding the Cowboys in 2013–how will Dallas' new $100+ million man, Tony Romo, respond after a vote of confidence by Jerry Jones in the form of a six-year contract extension? After a career season in 2012, is Dez Bryant finally poised to become a star in the NFL? Can Anthony Spencer and DeMarcus Ware raise the intensity in 2013? Can the Cowboys get back to among the NFL's elite? One thing's for sure–Jerry Jones won't stand for another playoff-less season, and the next one out could be Garrett.
For the Giants, they're beginning life without Ahmad Bradshaw, who shipped off to Indianapolis in the offseason after being cut. How will David Wilson carry the load in 2013? How will Victor Cruz do? He suffered a dropoff in yardage in 2012, but still recorded ten touchdowns. And, of course, leading the charge is Eli Manning, who fell off last season after nearly passing for 5,000 yards in 2011 and will need to get back to form in order to get his team back to the postseason.
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New tools! Word from the first day of IWF
One of the great things about attending woodworking tradeshows as a member of the working press is being surprised by new-product launches that you didn't expect. That doesn't happen as much as it used to (due mostly to the last 4 years of recession cutbacks and such), but I was surprised by a few things at the opening day of the International Woodworking Fair in Atlanta.
First up is an improvement to a saw blade that I wasn't aware even needed improving! Freud announced that it will make a rolling change to its Ultimate Plywood and Melamine blades this fall to a newer, better design. Never content with a good product, the folks at Freud have delivered a blade for cutting these often-troublesome sheet goods that does an even better job at preventing tear-out on the top and bottom surfaces. The new blades, all thin kerf and available in three sizes, feature a 38° tooth rake angle and an axial grind pattern of 5° on alternating faces—a sort of spiral design that better shears surface fibers for a cleaner cut. These blades will be available in 7-1/4" 60-tooth, 10" 80-tooth, and 12" 96-tooth sizes.
Freud also announced that it will bring its patented Quadra-Cut feature to its 1/4"-shank router bits. If you're not aware, Quadra-Cut bits have two primary cutters that cut on an upward shear angle and two smaller cutters that cut on a downward shear angle. This feature provides a cleaner cut, especially in end grain where pesky wood fibers on the top surface can resist cutting and require sanding to remove. This feature has been available in ½"-shank bits for 4 years, but Freud has finally found a way to add this complicated system to the thinner shanks. Look for them this fall.
I had a nice sit-down conversation with Barry Schwaiger, head of product development for Jet and Powermatic. While many of you might be familiar now with the new 24" Powermatic wood lathe launched a couple of months ago (I'll have a more detailed report of that tomorrow), I learned much more about both brands. Schwaiger said Powermatic will continue to roll out new machines in every category over the coming years, and not just any machines. These new ones will be "legacy" machines that will require you to dig deep into your bank account to buy them, but Barry says they'll be "once-in-a-lifetime" tools. I got a look at prototype models of a 15" bandsaw and an 18 drill press. The bandsaw, modeled after Powermatic's beefy 18" bandsaw launced 4 years ago, has loads of heavy-duty features, most notably an electric cutout relay built into the blade tension-release lever that will prevent accidental startups when the blade has been detensioned. It will sell for $2,900. The 18" drill press, which will sell for $1,300, has a variable-speed control that ranges from 250 to 3,000 rpm, controlled by a handwheel rather than the locking slide lever found on the current PM2800 model. Look for these machines late this year.
Finally for today, Kreg Tools announced it will now control all distribution of Triton portable power tools in the U.S. Many of you are familiar with Triton, a brand of orange and black tools made in Australia. Well, that brand is now owned by a manufacturer from England, with most manufacturing take place there and in China. Kreg representatives said Triton tools will continue to be sold at a number of woodworking and tool retailers throughout the U.S. Quality improvements will be made to several products, and new tools coming from Triton will include two sizes of portable hand planers, a belt sander, and a 6" dual-mode random-orbit sander.
Also new from Kreg is a rolling change to all its clamps used for pocket-hole joinery and other clamping purposes. These new clamps will feature an automatic adjustment mechanism that will allow you to clamp any thickness workpiece from paper-thin to a 2×4 without adjusting the clamp (similar to the Bessey Auto Adjust Toggle Clamps launched last year).
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August 27, 2012 at 5:50 am, by Ralph A. Jones (Sawdustr)
Hello Bob,
Since I started using Freud's thin kerf industrial blades I find that even with out a "0″ clearance throat in my table saw or combination miter saw I have been getting better cuts on the edges of the wood being cut. Now as you discovered these newer blades will make sawing even better by adding the extra teeth and the lazer cut gaps in the sides of the blades do indeed help to eliminate blade wobble.
Thanks very much for your report.
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Written on April 22, 2014 at 9:44 am , by FITNESS Intern
Written by Jordan Clifford, editorial intern
Let's face it, green is the way to go. Conserving natural resources and living an eco-friendly lifestyle is something we can all get behind. I'm not saying you have to commit to composting or using biodegradable underwear (unless that's totally your thing!) It could be just a few simple changes. Since the earth is getting a little extra love this month, here are just a few ways for you to go the extra mile:
Swap those water filters: Soma's uber-chic, shatter-resistant glass carafe is made from entirely biodegradable materials and operates on an all-the-rage subscription-based service, so new filters get delivered right to your door every two months. Translation: you've basically run out of excuses for forgetting to change the filter. Not to mention you'll feel awesome every time you do, because a portion of the sale of every filter goes to Charity:Water and brings clean drinking water to people around the world. With one purchase you win in three ways: go green, give back, and stay stylish (because plastic water filters aren't exactly the prettiest at a dinner party).
Recycle old electronics: ecoATM is an automated electronic recycling kiosk where you can drop off your old phone, tablet or MP3 player and get cash back (return ranges from $1 to $300). There are 900 kiosks nationwide, so check here to find one near you, dig out the old iPhone 4 hanging out in your closet and not only will you go green, you'll get some in return. Sweet!
Change a light blub: How many eco-minded individuals does it take? Just one. Something as simple as swapping out one standard 60W incandescent light blub for an LED bulb can save you about $6 a year on electricity bills and is 75-85% more efficient. It might not seem like much, but according to Batteries Plus Bulbs, a specialty nationwide light bulb and battery retailer, the average home has approximately 60 light fixtures. Do the math, and yep, you could save up to $6,500 by the time a newborn turned 18. Hello, my-kids-are-off-to-college vacation!
Get socially savvy: Did you know that your morning glass of soy/almond/coconut milk does more than taste great in your morning smoothie or bowl of cereal? It saves 500 gallons of water per half gallon over conventional dairy milk! And better yet, Silk is partnering with The Nature Conservancy to donate $20,000 with your help. Simply get your social media on: visit silk.com/yaywater and for every video share, they'll donate $1 (up to $20,000).
Stay committed: Make a pledge to do an "act of green" at earthday.org and become part of Earth Day Network's "A Billion Acts of Green" movement.
What are you doing to celebrate Earth Day? Let us know in the comments below!
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4 Ways to Go Green For Earth Day This Weekend
Written on April 20, 2012 at 10:08 am , by Karla Walsh
Living an eco-friendly lifestyle has become a year-round affair. However, the environment gets a little extra love in April, and on Sunday in particular for Earth Day. Here are four fun ways to mark the holiday this weekend…no composting required (unless you want to, of course)!
- Make a pledge to go green. Plant a garden, unplug appliances you aren't using, cut a minute off your shower time…it all adds up. Do an "act of green" this weekend and log it at earthday.org to be a part of the Earth Day Network's Billion Acts of Green.
- Find earth-smart family entertainment at your IMAX theater. Step into the polar bear-filled world—you'll feel like you should have brought your winter coat to the theater the 3D is so real!—for a virtual trip To The Arctic. The 40-minute film narrated by Meryl Streep shows the struggles animals and wildlife are having in the region as global temperatures rise. It's sure to spark some interesting family discussions!
- Head to Target for a free reusable shopping bag. On Sunday, the superstore will be handing out 1.5 million totes across the country to encourage visitors to shop more sustainably. Grab one near guest services, and while you're there, snag a booklet for savings on Earth Month products. For more details, click here.
- Check out page 24 of our April issue for our favorite eco-friendly finds. Whether you're looking to spruce up your garden, wardrobe or walls, we selected six of our favorite environmentally-conscious and wallet-friendly goodies to feature. Take a look and treat yourself or a pal!
Now tell us: How will you be celebrating Earth Day this weekend?
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15 Easy Ways to Go Green on the Cheap
Written on April 21, 2011 at 10:51 am , by SparkPeople
During the past few years, "green" living has gone mainstream. Words like "carbon footprint" are commonplace and many companies are trying to highlight (sometimes even fabricate) how eco-friendly they are so that consumers will view them more favorably.
But one thing you may wonder, whether you've considered switching to plant-based cleaners, energy star appliances, organic cotton clothing, or a backyard composter made from recycled plastic is this: Why does "doing good" for the earth have to be so darn expensive? Organic, natural, plant-based, recycled, biodegradable, and fair trade do—for the most part—cost more. And that higher expense, unfortunately, deters many consumers from changing their ways.
But if you're willing to spend a little time and think creatively, there are plenty of zero- and low-cost options to green your lifestyle, diet and home. In honor of Earth Day tomorrow, here are some of the cheap ways you can go green to protect our planet:
1. Buy secondhand. If you do need something, buying secondhand is always better than buying new, even if that new product is eco-friendly. Buying secondhand uses existing resources instead of tapping into new ones.
2. Stop buying single-use disposable goods. If you are regularly buying single-use disposable items, such as bottled water, disposable toilet scrubbers and the like, consider investing those same dollars into a more permanent solution to save money and decrease waste that goes to landfills.
3. Unplug and turn off. When plugged into an outlet, many electronics are using power even when they're off. You could invest in an expensive "smart" power strip to prevent this, or for free, you can simply make it a habit to unplug your electronics whenever you aren't using them.
4. Opt out of mailing lists and switch to paperless billing. This will save you time, paper waste, and postage. Each time you buy something from a website or catalog, request that company not share your address with anyone else and say you do not want to be added to their mailing list. And don't forget about officially opting out of credit offers (it's free and easy!) to prevent even more junk mail from coming your way.
5. Buy fewer packaged foods. Those little plastic produce bags for your apples and broccoli—totally optional. When possible, forgo food packaging or try to make some of your purchasing decisions based on foods that use less packaging. This most often will apply to processed foods that you often don't need to eat anyway. When you do, choose the larger sizes in lieu of small packages or single serving items to decrease packaging waste.
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- Yeehaw. Tom gets out of jail.
- A truck driver gives Tom a ride home.
- Tom meets Reverend Casy under a tree.
- Camping is fun, especially when you get to chill with Muley Graves and Reverend Casy in a riverbed.
- The Joads are happy to see Tom.
- During the first leg of the journey westward, Tom drives the family car.
- With his father, uncle, and brother's help, Tom digs his grandfather's grave.
- After giving a one-eyed mechanic some good advice, Tom fixes the Wilson's touring car.
- The campground owner is snarky, and Tom can't help but pick a wee fight with him.
- Time for swimming! Tom chills in the Colorado River with his family.
- Noah tells Tom he's going to leave the family, and Tom tries to convince him otherwise.
- Truck driving time! Tom takes the wheel again.
- Floyd Knowles gives Tom some good advice at the Hooverville camp.
- In back of the Joad tent at Hooverville, Tom and Casy chat about how grim things are.
- Just as the mean policeman is about to run after Floyd Knowles, Tom trips him.
- After messing with the law, Tom hides out in the willows.
- Time for the Joads to pack up and push out; Tom helps.
- Uncle John is missing, and Tom finds him drunk by a stream. Tom knocks him out, and carries him to the Joad truck.
- A group of ruffians stop the Joad truck from driving south and tell Tom to get out of town.
- As he turns the truck around, Tom sobs quietly.
- Tom drives the family to Weedpatch camp.
- The smell of delicious breakfast brings Tom, Timothy, and Wilkie Wallace together.
- After breakfast, Tom and the Wallaces venture out of the camp to find work.
- Mr. Wallace, a smalltime farmer, gives Tom work and tells him about the Farmer's Association, to boot.
- The Weedpatch dance committee recruits Tom to be a bouncer.
- Jule Vitela is Tom's co-bouncer, and the two hit it off.
- Three rabble-rousers infiltrate the Weedpatch dance like spies, and Tom helps kick them out.
- The Joads need to leave the camp in order to find work, so Tom says goodbye to Wilkie and Jule.
- The Joads' tire pops, and Tom and Al fix it like MacGyver.
- Tom drives the family to a peach farm.
- That very same day, Tom turns into a machine and picks, like, a million peaches.
- When they first arrived at the peach camp, Tom noticed people picketing outside of the gates – he wants answers.
- By scooting under some barbed wire, Tom sneaks out of the peach camp.
- Holy smokes, is that Reverend Casy? It is! Tom and Casy are reunited.
- Reverend Casy tells Tom stories of prison life.
- Something is rustling in the bushes outside of Casy's tent, and the men high tail it out of there.
- Someone throws a pick axe into Casy's head, knocking him dead.
- Tom strikes a man with the very same pick axe that has just killed Reverend Casy.
- Someone hits Tom's face, breaking his nose and tearing his cheek open.
- After swimming across a ditch, Tom sneaks back into the peach camp.
- With a throbbing face, Tom can't sleep.
- The next morning, while the rest of his Joads pick peaches, Tom hides out in the cabin with Rose of Sharon.
- The Joads sneak Tom out of the peach camp nestled between two mattresses.
- While the Joads live in an abandoned box car, Tom makes his home nearby in the woods.
- One night, Tom's mother brings him pork chops and tells him he is in danger of being caught.
- Tom tells his mother he wants to be like Reverend Casy and help organize people, help fight inequality.
- Tom says goodbye to his mother for good.


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(BOSTON, MA) -- Richard Burt, an English professor at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst [http://www.UMass.edu] and host of a provocative Web site, teaches his students about the modern adaptations of Shakespeare, often focusing on a growing number of porn flicks invoking the Bard.
For the past five years, Henry Jenkins, a Massachusetts Institute of Technology [http://www.MIT.edu] professor, has asked his class to analyze photos from Hustler magazine [http://Hustler.com] and clips from blue movies such as "Deep Throat."
And Hope Weissman, a women's studies professor at Wesleyan University [http://www.Wesleyan.edu], has required students in her class, "Pornography: Writing of Prostitutes," to produce a work of pornography for their final project.
The three professors are part of a growing movement on college campuses that is testing the bounds of academic freedom by introducing pornography into the classroom. The small but thriving community of professors treats pornography -- an industry on which Americans each year spend billions of dollars -- as a serious subject for academic inquiry.
Many of the professors shun attention. But others who have written extensively about pornography and teach it in their classes eagerly explain why they are attracted to porn studies.
"To not study pornography is to ignore an absolutely pervasive phenomenon in our culture," said Linda Williams, a film studies professor at the University of California in Berkeley [http://www.Berkeley.edu] who helped pioneer porn studies with her book, "Hard Core: Power, Pleasure, and the Frenzy of the Visible" [http://www.UCPress.edu].
"Hollywood makes about 400 films a year; the porn industry makes 9,000 to 11,000 titles. That means an enormous number of people across the board are watching pornography. It's not just dirty old men."
Courses on pornography are now offered at schools such as Emerson College [http://www.Emerson.edu], New York University [http://www.NYU.edu], Northwestern University [http://www.NWU.edu], Arizona State University [http://www.ASU.edu], and several campuses in the University of California system [http://www.ucop.edu]. Professors invite porn stars to lecture about subjects such as improving the working conditions of sex workers.
The scholarship is growing, too, professors say. Respected journals such as The Quarterly Review of Film Studies and Human Sexuality [http://gbhap.com/QRFV] are publishing more and more papers on pornography. And academics are increasingly writing books with titles such as "Erotic Faculties" by an art historian at the University of Nevada at Reno [http://www.UNR.edu] and "Porn 101" by a sociology professor at the University of California at Northridge [http://www.CSUN.edu].
There was even an academic forum organized in Los Angeles called the World Pornography Conference, which in 1998 drew professors in fields including sociology, philosophy, English, and film studies.
Many such as Constance Penley, a film studies professor who runs UC Santa Barbara's Pornography Research Focus Group [http://www.ucsb.edu], attended to spread understanding of their work. But some also went to rebut critics such as Catherine MacKinnon, a University of Michigan Law School [http://www.law.umich.edu] professor who argues that pornography exploits women and desensitizes men to sexual violence, and Pat Robertson [http://www.cbn.com], who once called Penley's class on pornography "a new low in humanist excess."
"There have been many protests, but pornography has been taught for years, in medical schools, psychology and sociology departments," said Penley.
"What upset people, in my case, is that I study pornography to see what it consists of, not debating whether it is art or deviant. I also teach it as another genre of film, like Westerns or science fiction."
Today, porn-studies professors say, there is less resistance to and outrage about their work, due in part to the flourishing of pornography on home videos, cable, and the Internet.
The study of pornography on campuses emerged about a decade ago, professors say, partly in reaction to the growth of a porn industry that some say nets as much as $14 billion a year, but also as part of a growing movement in academia to study popular culture, gender, and women's issues.
In fact, most who teach in the field are women. Many of them echo the arguments of Laura Kipnis, a professor of media studies at Northwestern University, who argues that pornography, in the right context, is liberating.
"It's about removing the stigma and understanding the taboo," said Kipnis, author of "(Male) Desire and (Female) Disgust: Reading Hustler" [http://www.rtvf.nwu.edu/people/kipnis].
Men, however, still face some stigma in teaching pornography. While Jenkins of MIT says he never had any student complain, Peter Lehman, a humanities professor at Arizona State University, once had a printing shop refuse to copy his course packet. Now, Lehman requires all students who take his class on "Sexuality in the Media" to sign a consent form.
"It's to prevent possible harassment charges," said Lehman, who has co-chaired workshops on porn-pedagogy and is editing an anthology of pornography for college classes. "I don't want any students to be surprised."
Resistance to pornography in the classroom also affects female professors. In 1999, Wesleyan's president launched a review of Weissman's class, and for years antiporn activists have targeted attention-getting professors such as Penley for protest.
At UMass-Amherst, administrators last year pressured Burt to take down his campus Web site, which featured pictures of bare-chested strippers straddling his lap and of his wife dressed as a porn star. Administrators argued the site violated UMass's acceptable use policy for information technology.
A year later, however, the author of books such as "Unspeakable ShaXXXspeares" has moved the Web site to a commercial server and added content [http://www.NaughtyProfessor.com], mixing links to porn sites and interviews with adult-film directors with descriptions of his classes and their syllabuses.
For Burt and most others in the field, porn studies is merely a natural extension of their work.
"If you're going to think about Shakespeare adaptations, which is something that I think about," he says in an article posted on his Web site, "then why not Shakespeare porn? It's one kind of adaptation. It's a phenomenon, it's out there, it's part of the culture, so why not study it?"
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We're sure that UK councils' equal opps policies do a great deal to ensure that absolutely everyone gets a fair crack of the whip when it comes to applying for jobs or tendering for those juicy service contracts, but there are surely occasions when it is entirely justifiable to discriminate against those who do not have the …
What if no 'phone
I mean ... not everyone has one of those new fangled ringing things, they don't give a postal address that one can write to with your quill ...
No Net Access?
AOL and Tiscali will have to ring in then......
Mines the one with the 1200/75 modem in the pocket (for those who remember Prestel)
Oh Dear
Always read the boilerplate
And remove if it doesn't apply. Are they recruiting for proofreaders as well? They should, etc...
Wheres that ballot paper?
I live in the city and its time to vote out those idiots
From an old Portsmouth city council job advert:
"Trainee IT systems maintance person needed, ideal for school leaver, must have 2 - 5 years previous experience of running IT infrastructure" !
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Is that job still open?
Sounds ideal for me, I've left school AND I have experience!
www.portsmouth.gov.uk and firstname.lastname@example.com
Hopefully the new ISP will *add* support for Portsmouth Council email addresses ending in just @portsmouth.gov.uk as well as @portsmouthcc.gov.uk as is the case now.
What an idiot whoever it was who decided upon adding the cc (stands for City Council) bit to the email address domain! Totally unnecessary - we all know that portsmouth.gov.uk = Portsmouth City Council - there's no other local government in Portsmouth is there?!
Why would you need net access as a qualification?
Since when has not being suitably qualified stopped someone getting a juicy council job? Take Boris for example.......
European Regulations are to Blame!
Article 13199 of the Pan-European Constitution says "No person shall be prejudiced from employment in any capacity, at any level, by reason of age, race, creed or incompitence."
I just made a fire, and used a blanket, hopefully they will be responding to the smoke signals any time soon.
If not I have a couple of cans and an awfully long piece of string.
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> What an idiot whoever it was who decided upon adding the cc (stands for City Council) bit to
> the email address domain! Totally unnecessary - we all know that portsmouth.gov.uk =
> Portsmouth City Council - there's no other local government in Portsmouth is there?!
Well, as the idiot who decided that there should be a cc, (standing for County Council) on the end of my employers domain (back in the 1994 when these things were arraged by emails between a techie at the cc and a techie at ja.net) the logic behind it in our case was that there are more gov.uk type organisations in any area than just the council, (no nhs.uk in those days for instance, just co, edu org and gov as I remember) and with the wonders of local government reorganisations there might yet be more, so it made sense to be specific for the sake of 2 characters...
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Cans?? String???
That seems awfully mundane!!
I am applying telepathicly!!!!
Now quoting wikipedia and expecting to be taken seriously, THAT is far out................
Mines the coat with the signalling mirror in the pocket.
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Made this last night and it was a hit. Added more chicken and tomato, turned out a little soupy but probably my fault. Was in a time crunch so I sautéed the chicken in a separate pan then added to the pot. I also finished this on the stove instead of the oven to save time. Didn't add the crumb topping.
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whimsicalwine Posted: 01/27/13
This was amazing and I will definitely be making it again!! I used a red pepper instead of a green pepper, but that was the only change I made. Delicious!!!
Onecentinvegas Posted: 11/11/13
This was very good. Made as written, but left out the okra because I didn't hve any. Will definitely add it next time. This is a warm, filling winter dish; husband really liked it too. Served with roasted brussels sprouts. Good enough to make again this winter.
shhhhh Posted: 08/14/13
Love this recipe. It is lighter version of gumbo. I added extra chicken stock for a soup consistency and served over rice. The amazing thing is that my veggie-phobe ate everything, including the okra and beans!
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I've prepared this cassoulet several times. It's delicious!! I really enjoy this Southern Living recipe. Comments: I'm sure that you meant 6 - skinless/skinned, bone-in chicken thighs (about 2 1/4 pounds), because 6 - skinless/skinned, boneless/boned chicken thighs weigh only about 1.5 pounds. After the initial saute, 2-3 minutes per side to brown, baking covered for 40 minutes in a 400 degree oven has worked fine, even with the bone-in. Also, the first time that I prepared this recipe I didn't get a lot of pan drippings from the Johnsonville Smoked Andouille sausage, so this time I added 1 Tablespoon of olive oil to the Dutch oven before browning the chicken. I find the words: "skinned" and "boned" to be confusing. I'm sure that some readers interpret them to mean: has skin, has bone. The following terms seem easier to understand: skinless or with skin, and boneless or bone-in
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This was a five star for my husband. I cheated the calories/fat and used smoked chicken sausage. I skipped the breadcrumb topping and spooned the cassoulet over Texas toast.


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March/April 2005
Fatimah Tuggarâs Imag(in)ing of Contemporary Africa
By Sylvie Fortin
UNDER XERCESâ WINGS
Laleh Mehranâs Laboratory Politics
By Lizzie Zucker Saltz
Mehranâs The Xerces Society, Installment VI: Sir Samuel
Cropiaâs Public Laboratory is one of the most elaborate
stagings of a fictitious setting÷in this case, the working
laboratory of a world-renowned lepidopterist÷to be presented
under the guise of contemporary art.
Laleh Mehran, The Xerces
Society, Installment VI: Sir Samuel Cropiaâs Public Laboratory
(detail), September 11÷October 11, 2004, multimedia installation
and performance (photo: Emily Gomez; courtesy of the artist)
intricate alternative reality on the scale of Mathew Barneyâs,
Mehranâs eight-year old Xerces project is politically
tinged installation-performance masquerading as science. A cast
of no less than thirteen rotating lab-coated scientists conduct
actual research, including observation, identification and
documentation of the DNA of species from around the earth, in
the installment recently presented at Letitia and Rowland
Radford Study Collection Gallery (Georgia Museum of Art in
Athens, GA; September 11÷October 10, 2004) which constitutes
Mehranâs most ambitious exposé of the Machiavellian Sir Cropia
to date.
Invited to
sift through stacks of notebooks, DNA films, boxed moths and
butterflies, bottles and Petri dishes of parasites, viewers were
likely to encounter at least three understated, yet intensely
dedicated lab workers on any given visit÷never Sir Cropia
himself, however. The presence of Mehranâs protagonist was
felt÷like many a real-life Principal Investigator÷through his
subordinatesâ clue-laden dialogue. We learn of his mandate ãto
preserve and conserve at any cost,ä see Marxist-heavy book
shelves and, most compellingly, are surrounded by a
visually-alluring array of tiny squares pinned to the dark green
walls. The elusively nomadic Sir Cropia had the squares
delivered each afternoon via FedExú, along with their exact
coordinates. The suspense inherent in witnessing the
proliferation of squares enticed repeat visitors who, in turn,
were rewarded by a fitting final image÷an elegant delineation of
butterfly veins. Close inspection revealed that the squares
were, in fact, tiny segments of satellite maps. Geo-savvy
viewers, taking a tip from a laptop twinkling the global locales
of Sir Cropiaâs field workers, recognized political hot spots
such as North Korea, the Gaza Strip and Iran.
blithely upheld pretense was that Sir Cropia, in a deferential
gesture to his patrons and fans in Athens, temporarily relocated
one of his labs here as a public-outreach project. Details such
as the satellite-map-squares, however, led Mehranâs ideally
inquisitive audience to suspect that he may be in on shadier
deals. If some un-inquisitive visitors never got farther than
the pretenseâs particulars, the actors were nonetheless given
overarching directives to encourage suspicion, and to use
keywords drawn from the FBIâs list of Patriot Act e-mail
flags, such as äsatellite,ä ãresearch,ä ãfollowers,ä ãprivate
funding,ä ãmartyr,ä or ãfor the good of the cause.ä We are never
certain whether Cropiaâs political maneuverings are driven
solely by his fanatical desire to become the ultimate
collector÷an uncertainty which in itself raises timely questions
about the misuse of scientific authority and, by extension,
collectorsâ priorities÷or if other goals take precedence. (Installment
IV: Manuelâs Disappearance, 1998, involved audience members
in a daughterâs search for her ominously missing father.)
While the
paranoia that inflects the Xerces series clearly relates
to Mehranâs history÷her parents fled Iran to Miami when she was
ten÷the piece also resonates because paranoia is now shared by
so many Americans, whose distrust of leadersâ stated goals to
spread democracy through peacekeeping has never been higher.
Xercesâ characteristic malaise was further informed by
Mehranâs research at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History
archives, where masses of communiqués written by desperate
scientists caught in various coups over the decades revealed the
inextricability of scientific inquiry, politics, economics and
academic egoism. Her parents were also scientific researchers
who exposed her to both lab gossip and instruments on workplace
weekend stints. This facet of Xerces seems doubly timely
given the war currently being waged on scientific institutions
by the Administration.1
Mehran has a penchant for layering references; Sir Cropiaâs name
is an in-joke for entomologists as a near-homonym for the
well-known cecropia moth. The word Xerces is multivalent; it is
the name of the famously extinct Bay Area Xerces Blue Butterfly
whose habitat loss exemplifies our failure as earthâs guardian.
It is also the name of a murdered 450 B.C.E. Persian King whose
heirs killed each other after ruling an area larger than the
Egyptian and Assyrian empires combined, touching on Mehranâs
thorny relationship with her heritage. The eponymous Xerces
Society is the name of a thirty-three year old, five
thousand-strong American butterfly society, whose existence
legitimizes the fictional Sir Cropiaâs obsessive passions.
The choice of Lepidoptera itself is wildly
polysemic. If bees or ants often symbolize the oppressed masses,
butterflies are endlessly fascinating because of their
self-protective ability to mimic other species. This, in turn,
corresponds to Mehranâs fascination with camouflage as a
strategy. Growing up during the Iran Hostage Crisis, she
pretended she was Greek well into her college years. Post-9/11
terrorist hysteria has, obviously, not made it any easier to
publicly identify as Iranian-American. The butterflyâs status as
both a gorgeous, exotic, and precious transnational commodity
and a host to hoards of parasites appeals to Mehranâs desire to
allegorize contemporary colonialismâs oblique methodologies.
work however tends to be seen as art addressing science rather
than politics, such as Mark Dionâs meticulous Natural History
recreations, David Wilsonâs delightfully anachronistic Museum
of Jurassic Technology, the science-as-art experiments of
Eduardo Kac and the activist work of Critical Art Ensemble
(CAE).2 To grasp the
political import of Mehranâs project, it is more productive to
consider an artist she deeply admires, Mark Lombardi,3
writers such as Milan Kundera and Samuel Beckett, or Persian
cinemaâs Rakhshan Bani-Etemad or Abbas Kiarostami. Mehran extols
the latterâs films, such as The White Balloon
4 and The Taste of Cherries,
whose subtle metaphors were designed to pass the scrutiny of
Iranian censors.
Allowing viewers to connect the surprisingly textured
scales of butterfly wings to global topographies, the
microscopes illustrate the impact of arcane tactics. The
curtailment of both ends of the observational scale is
highlighted. We garner that, pressured and observed, research
assistants canât grasp the larger meaning of each otherâs
micro-level tasks. Specialization creates dividing walls between
them. Communications are filtered and distributed through a lab
manager, enabling Sir Cropiaâs appalling insensitivity to the
human toll left in the wake of his greater ambitions. Cyrus,
another field worker, disappeared during this installment. The
dramatic revelation came as a telegram delivered to the lab
manager in the presence of the victimâs fiancée at a special
September 29th performance. In Mehranâs work, even the layers of
meaning beneath the façade are veiled, demanding commitment and
empathy from viewers. To this end, curatorial context including
a complete cast list and plot summaries of previous Xerces
installments could be discretely and advantageously provided.
Ultimately, just as Mehranâs biography makes some
of her artistic choices seem inevitable, American cultureâs
intolerance for complexity and enduring arrogance partially
inform the artistâs esoteric
modus operandi, which sadly
resonates for all of us at this fraught political juncture.
Laleh Mehran is Assistant Professor in the
Digital Media Department of the Lamar Dodd School of Art,
University of Georgia. She would like to acknowledge the
Collaborator: Jon Dunn. Performers (in order of
involvement): Laleh Mehran, Jeffrey Young, Victoria Haynie,
Bryan Cole, Emily Gomez, Ernesto Gomez, Mandy Erst, Kit Hughes,
Grace Anglin, Christian Croft, Jason Huff, Lorraine DeLaney and
Robert Giese. Installers (in order of involvement): Laleh Mehran,
Robert Giese, Jeffrey Young, Victoria Haynie, Bryan Cole,
Michael Diffenderfer, Emily Beard, Katie Cotman, Erin Hoffman,
Deborah Ford, Ernesto Gomez, Mandy Erst and Emily Gomez.
Computer programmer: Kevin Stamper. Scientists (in order of
involvement): Joseph McHugh, Mike Strand, Cecil L. Smith, Danny
Fendley, Juan Luis Jurat-Fuentes, Floyd Shockley, Christopher
Hartley, Judith Willis, Jason H. Jaeger and Rebecca McNall.
Materials loans: Georgia Museum of Natural History, the UGA
Department of Entomology
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three-year old ATHICA: Athens Institute for Contemporary Art in
Athens, GA.
1 See the Union of
Concerned Scientistsâ Reports on Scientific Integrity in
Policymaking at
for hair-raising examples.
CAEâs piece Free Range Grains led to member Steve
Kurtzâs tragic and outrageous mistreatment by the FBI,
purportedly acting in the name of The Patriot Act. His rights
continue to be severely curtailed, and his defense has incurred
$150,000 in legal fees (see
www.caedefensefund.org). If Kurtzâs work is markedly
different in intent from Mehranâs, his influence can nonetheless
be detected in Installment VIâs concerns. Kurtz was, in fact,
chair of Mehranâs thesis committee at Carnegie Mellon
Written by Abbas Kiarostami; directed by Jafar Panahi.
1 See the Union of
Concerned Scientistsâ Reports on Scientific Integrity in
Policymaking at
for hair-raising examples.
CAEâs piece Free Range Grains led to member Steve
Kurtzâs tragic and outrageous mistreatment by the FBI,
purportedly acting in the name of The Patriot Act. His rights
continue to be severely curtailed, and his defense has incurred
$150,000 in legal fees (see
www.caedefensefund.org). If Kurtzâs work is markedly
different in intent from Mehranâs, his influence can nonetheless
be detected in Installment VIâs concerns. Kurtz was, in fact,
chair of Mehranâs thesis committee at Carnegie Mellon
Written by Abbas Kiarostami; directed by Jafar Panahi.
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Parenting by Design - Nov. 6
1 Cor 4:15-16: Even though you have ten thousand guardians in Christ, you do not have many fathers, for in Christ Jesus I became your father through the gospel. Therefore I urge you to imitate me (NIV).
In this passage, Paul talks about the importance of a father's example. While there may be lots of good Christian examples for your children, the person they are most likely to imitate is their earthly father. For their sakes you must practice what you preach because your children are going to be greatly influenced by the things you do, the way you talk, what you watch, etc. You are their model for adult behavior.
Negative and positive traits are passed from father to son. That's why there are so many second and third generation addicts and abusers. Strive to minimize the negative traits and accentuate the positive. Pass down a zeal for following Christ. And remember, your kids are much more likely to follow what you do than what you say.
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The ECOtech foldable container in the spotlight
21. duben 2011 The ECOtech foldable container in the spotlight After the innovative foldable container ECOtech has recently been voted "Product of the Year 2011", it was now time for the award ceremony at SSI Schaefer, Neunkirchen.
Our engineers did an outstanding job developing the ECOtech. We are therefore happy to see this container get the appreciation it deserves. It won the award in the category storage and transport systems because the jury recognised its design, innovation and functionality.
The association had summoned 13 experts to judge all the contestants and they finally voted in favour of the ECOtech container. Ralf Olsen, director of pro-K, was pleased to come in person to present SSI Schaefer with the award certificate.
SSI Schaefer offers this foldable container in two versions, either with closed side walls or with one or two display flaps on the front side. With these flaps, access to the content is possible even when the containers are stacked.
Another notable characteristic of the ECOtech is the reduction in volume when folded down. It amounts to about 80% and the folding is done quickly, safely, and without sequential order.
These obvious advantages make this new container a great choice for a number of applications in industry, trade and services. In addition, it is suitable for automation and can be used in an automated small parts storage system with conveyor technology.
There was a general consensus that the ECOtech foldable container by SSI Schaefer represents a convincing and innovative improvement over existing storage and transport systems.


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I have tried a few other MMOs along the way when I get bored of WoW, and nothing has caught my interest enough to switch over full time. Because of this, when I need a break from WoW now I cancel my account for a month or two, find something else away from the computer to do, and just enjoy some time away from the game. It never fails that eventually I will miss playing, so I'll reactivate and actually have fun again.


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New Life Daily Devotion - January 28
Proverbs 31 Husband
Pastors often preach about the woman depicted in Proverbs 31 as what a wife should be. Godly, faithful, diligent, virtuous—she's the entire package. Now, I don't know about you, but I've never heard a sermon on what the husband of that woman must've been like. And I could stand to learn a few things from him—and probably some of you could too.
Look closely at Proverbs 31. The character and accomplishments of the wife imply many things about the husband standing silently in the background. He must've granted her a great deal of latitude to make important decisions about the home and the family budget. Furthermore, he must've encouraged and respected her—two ingredients crucial to her operation of the thriving business discussed in the Proverb.
If a wife is to be free to succeed in her multifaceted role, the husband must hear, respect, and support her. Otherwise, her gifts will be blocked, and she won't be the woman God called her to be.
Husbands and wives complement one another's weaknesses. It's ultimately, God's way of blessing each of you! The only things Proverbs 31 does say about the husband is that he's respected at the city gate, and that he rises to call his wife blessed.
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Khristalyn said...
Yes Yes and Yes... I completely agree. I'm sorry but this change needs to happen I was in bgs racking my brains out trying to figure out how to overcome such things as concussive shot, and mind flay at low level as melee... its near impossible unless you over stack stamina ikts rediculious... as a druid I can probably get away with casting entangling roots but you have to cast it... I tried rejuvenate, not a fast enough regen, regrowth I have to cast it... and by the time I heal I might as well not have cause an equal amount of damage has been done. Something definately needs to be done and I think Twill has the right idea.


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