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CALHOUN, KY - Jerry Wayne Troutman 67 , of Calhoun, KY passed away Wednesday, March 7, 2012 at his home. Jerry was born July 7, 1944 near Glenville, KY to the late Charlie & Marietta Welch Troutman and married the former Carletta Spears Troutman on June 26, 1965. He retired from Peabody Coal Company working at Gibraltar Mine and was a member and on the Trustee Board at Pleasant Hope Baptist Church. He was also a member of the North Mclean Water Board and enjoyed times with his grandsons, traveling, riding 4-wheelers, and collecting old tractors and Case knives.
Jerry was preceded in death by 2 brothers: S.B. Troutman, and Austin Troutman and a sister Margie Crowe.
Survivors include his wife of 46 years, Carletta Troutman, a daughter and her husband, Christy & Brian Wilson of Calhoun, and a son Jarred Troutman of Livermore, 2 grandsons: Corbin Wilson and Cable Wilson, 2 brothers and their wives: Jake & Shirley Troutman of Utica, and Guy and Jane Troutman of Heflin, and several nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Saturday at Muster Funeral Homes, Livermore Chapel with the Revs. Ron Hampton and Tracy Burnett officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant Hope Baptist Cemetery in McLean County. Friends may visit with the Troutman Family from 4:00 P.M. until 8:00 P.M. Friday and from 9:00 A.M. until time of services Saturday at Musters in Livermore.
The Jerry Troutman Family requests that expressions of sympathy take the form of donations to the Gideons Bible Program: P. O. Box 241; Livermore, KY 42352. Memorial contribution envelopes will be available at Musters in Livermore.
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Should we trust the invisible hand?
James B Glattfelder outlines an emergent entity in his study of transnational company data.
Is this entity trustworthy?
Please state your reasons for trust or otherwise on the assumption that this emergent entity exists.
I'd also be interested in your opinion of whether the entity outlined in the math is essentially separate from the people who created it?
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"trust no one." Also, there are always bubbles and greed. Consider the Yahoo land deal, Enron, the S&L crisis, the civil war, etc. etc. There are memes, fashions, etc. etc. Reread Charles Mckay Extraordinary popular delusions and the Madness of Crowds. On the last item there are always leaders and followers.
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New assembly bill could wipe out food trucks (in California)
"The food truck nation is fretting over AB 1678, a bill introduced into the California State Legislature on Tuesday a.k.a. Valentine's Day. But this was no love letter for fans of mobile food. The bill seeks to ban mobile food and beverage vending within 1,500 feet of elementary and secondary schools from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. when schools are in session. The bill was introduced by Bill Monning (D-Carmel), and already given support by the California Food Policy Advocates, which focuses on low income familes' access to affordable and nutritious foods."
"A statement from Monning's office reads in part: "Mobile food vending poses a threat to student safety as well as student nutrition. Mobile vending near school campuses incentivizes students to leave school grounds, which increases students' exposure to off-campus hazards such as heavily trafficked streets."
Of course this would have nothing to do with contributions from the restaurant industry.
re: cstr
this reasoning is exactly why they're presenting it this way. it sounds innocent enough but the general public don't really understand how few areas comply with rules like this (not just this, almost all things that say you can't be x' within a bunch of things).
here's an example of what's blocked out in san fransisco in just 1k feet within schools. http://www.sf-planning.org/index.aspx...
if the restaurant people successfully lobbied to get a bill that's fine by me. i hate they're going about it in such a round about way.
re: chezwhitey
While food trucks aren't likely soliciting kids directly this bill is the kind of red tape that will make doing general business harder. What if a busy spot that has a lot of local professionals who like to frequent the truck is also within the range of a school?
I'm not familiar enough with the food truck scene in CA to say whether or not students leaving campus to get lunch at the trucks is a big enough problem to warrant legislation, but this seems like the kind of rule that will do very little good (after all, if the school has a rule about not leaving the grounds for lunch already the students who are leaving aren't likely to stop just because the food truck isn't there anymore) while it very well may hinder legitimate business.
re: chezwhitey
Apparently you did not look at the linked map (http://mlkshk.com/p/CQGN) that showed that in a very large proportion of Sacramento (used as an example), food trucks would be banned. Did you consider how large school campuses are (with their playing fields), and how many private and charter schools there are besides public schools?
re: Encinitan
But how many food trucks are currently operating in those areas? Without that that information the map is fairly meaningless in assessing the real impact of the legislation. The vast bulk of the area shown in the map appears to be suburban-residential, not target areas for mobile food vendors other than the ice cream truck. Food trucks gravitate to high concentrations of pedestrian traffic such as business and shopping districts. The author sounds the alarm that the bill will severely impact mobile food vendors without providing evidence that a significant fraction of mobile food vendors currently operate within the areas which would be prohibited.
re: kmcarr
Here's a map for San Francisco which shows both the exclusion zones (red) and operating trucks according to the SFPD.
If the intent is to keep kids from eating junk off campus, the bill did not need to include preschools, elementary schools, and middle schools, none of which typically allow their students off campus.
re: GH1618
Students will find faster service at the brick & mortar fast-food outlets & stores already established across the street or within a fast walk of their schools.
This Bill is flawed in many respects. If enacted, the Bill would decimate the burgeoning mobile food industry without addressing the author's concerns in any significant manner. In many California cities, more than 80 percent of the public right of ways are within 1500 feet of a school. Without suitable areas to operate a large number of mobile restaurants will be forced out of business. Yet, even with food trucks out of business, children will have plenty of access to "unhealthy" food. Even if one accepts the Author's claim that students on closed campuses leave school to obtain unhealthy food, the Bill will do nothing to curb this alleged threat. The Bill does not purport to ban the sale of any particular type of food. So fast food restaurants, convenience stores, and gas station stores will continue to operate within the restricted area offering all manner of "unhealthy" food.
Please sign the petition to stop AB1678 http://tinyurl.com/AB1678
In the last three years mobile vending has become one of the fastest growing trends in food service. Restauranteurs have taken to the streets to deliver a wide variety of cuisines. The mobile food facility is merely a delivery system used to service the public. Many trucks pride themselves on providing organic healthy meals that come straight from the farmer's market. Even the trucks that do not promote their cuisines as health food often use only high quality ingredients in their food's preparation. This Bill does not differentiate between cuisines, only the delivery mechanism used by a restauranteur to serve the public. Imagine the Bill had banned all restaurants with a drive through window from operation within 1500 feet of a school. Healthy restaurants that wanted to service the public and provide a quick take out option would be prohibited from doing so just because of a service practice. This Bill does not ban unhealthy food, it bans a service mechanism.
The Bill's attempt to make a statewide prohibition to address local issues simply makes no sense. A number of Cities and Counties already have rules prohibiting mobile vendors from operating near schools while in session. Local school districts have rules prohibiting students from leaving campus. The Author fails to make any showing as to why the State should make these broad legislative decisions when the local authorities already have the power to do so. If enacted this Bill would even restrict schools from holding food truck fundraisers on campuses.
California is in the middle of any unprecedented financial crisis. However, instead of using our limited legislative resources in an efficient manner, this Bill would put thousands of people out of work without actually addressing the issue of childhood obesity. The Author claims to know what is best for every county, city, town, and school in the entire state. This Bill will be defeated because Californians are smart enough to know there are better ways to address these issues without damaging an entire industry.
Clearly a poorly veiled attempt to take away competition from restaurants under the guise of concern for children. Elementary and middle school kids, at least where I live, are not leaving school to go out for lunch. That leaves high schools where some allow and others don't (or a combination such as upperclassmen) allow students to leave.
If these trucks are targeting the high school crowd (questionable) one would think that a truck parked curbside at the school would probably be safer for the kids than if 6 of them piled in a car to "rush" to the nearest drive through, eat, and return in the 45 minutes allotted for lunch. Two students at a local high school lost their lives in separate lunch run driving incidents 2 years ago not far from my home. I wonder if things might be different if there had been a burrito truck parked outside of the school.
I'd argue FOR the safety aspects of having the food come to the kids vs. them having to drive to get it. You want to put teenagers at risk? Put a batch of them in a car.
As of this morning, the bill's been dropped. Thank goodness.
I am most bothered by the use of the word "incentivizes". That's a word used mostly, by my observations, by public policy wonks, politicians, and the same people that overuse the word "paradigm".


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Good lord, they're nearly recognisable
Yes, that is Brucie wearing the uniform?
Bruce Forsyth, Tommy Lee Jones and Uncle Albert from OFAH I think – do I get a prize if I've got them right?
Was Windsor Davies a friend?
Afraid not, lovely boy. Sing the song, Lofty…
The one in the uniform on the left was in Frankie Goes to Hollywood, wasn't he? You know, the one that liked to wear tight leather black pants walking along the street in the middle of the day, taking his mother to the shops?
Equality of opportunity it is.
Reagan is so recognisable he must have been photoshopped. Rich shows once again his unfailing ability to fall off a bandwagon.
Recognisable yes, funny no.
Where's that Fascist that Thatcher kicked out of the Falklands?
He's behind you!!!!
Oh no he isn't !!!
The Cabinet was spineless and left up to them the Falklanders would be speaking Spanish to-day
Rich doesn't do funny, just dour lefty bollocks.
Not so much of the 'dour lefty'. Just bollocks will do.
Yet to figure out how we end up running a cartoon suited to the Guardian >> @GuidoFawkes Rich's Monday Morning View http://t.co/zhjDuODWNx
— Guido Fawkes (@GuidoFawkes) April 15, 2013
Because Maggie, the woman you worship, got a murderous tyrant called Pinochet off the hook.
'Lefty' – ha ha! Wrong.
I just don't confuse Realpolitik with Principles.
And Maggie PREVENTED the Chileans dealing with the matter themselves, that's the whole point. They wanted to try him, she stopped them from doing so.
I am going to dance on the grave of UK benefits.
All the lefty deadbeats are downstairs in Hades then ?
Actually they're here and they are running things!
Churning ou shite on Radio 4 about not being able to raise kids on £26k net each year! Oh, the horror!
Could you survive in Londonistan on £25K. with a wife (or the now accepted way partner) and 2 sprogs?
Only two sprogs?
You could because everything's paid for, as long as you sit on your fat arse (vote lab) and do fuck all of use to anyone else (oh and go down the benefitz office once a fortnight).
No. So we only had one.
It should be obvious, shouldn't it?
Can't raise kids on the money you're earning?
Fear not, for their hell-bound expectations
Are backed by cast-iron reservations
The Old Lad keeps those furnaces fiery
For every LibLabCon's expiry
I thought David Bellamy was still alive?
Only from the neck down
Order-Order now thinks that a man who had his political opponents thrown out of aeroplanes deserves a place in heaven. How very "libertarian" of Britain's premier pro-censorship right-wing wankbag.
Get out the wrong side of the bed this morning ?
Let him who is without sin…
Um… He seems to be outside of heaven. Not able to get in. As it says in black and white. I think your comprehension skills are up the Swanee.
Sounds like C of C is having their benefits cut this morning .
I'm holding a benefits cuts party tho , everyone's invited
Fair point well made.
The whole point of the cartoon eluded you.
The generallissimo is outside.
Once a fascist always a fascist, as they say in Barcelona.
and Sunderland
"Thatchulism", good word,What can it mean??????
Variety of Botulism?
Biting satyr.
Nah. Just nail chewing mush.
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Christ that is a shit cartoon, shit drawing, shit jokes, just shit all round, next week can we have one of Rupert the Testicle bollocks deep in Guido's fat greasy a-hole?
BBC news headline is some government pilot welfare thingy being tested in Londonistan. Never before have they lead on a scheme being tested anywhere else outside of our foreign capital.
Aww diddums did the big city scare you with all the nasty brown people?
next question
The bbc are not interested in going outside of London or media centre Manchester for an interview it might be too much hard work.
One of my in laws was filmed by the bbc for a programme they did such a hatchet job on him that they edited a 2 day interview process down to 5 mins and misrepresented his organisation so badly
London is Cosmopolitan – has always been cosmopolitan – and that is its strength.
I don't like the place – although I was there Saturday – all that traffic and trains and the underground!!
It was lovely to come home and sit in a quiet garden afterwards.
Thing is if you don't the place you need to find somewhere else that you do like.
Why does the cap not apply to Tax Credits – the benefits fraud of choice for muslims?
Self-employed taxi driver not had a fare all year nicely topped up to 30k . That'll do nicely!
The BBC will be the death of me!
It's not wrong to cap benefits, it's just that the left wing think we should keep paying out for ever higher amounts. They never answer the question how can 1 million east Europeans get a job over here when we have 1 million unemployed !!!
You keep paying, I'll keep claiming.
Anyone get a benefits cut party pack . If you can celebrate death why not benefit cuts ?
The answer is that the Eastern Europeans who come here are intellegent, educated, and willing to work. The thick, ignorant, and lazy who inhabit this island will join the dole cue.
Personally, I am OK with that.
They are being "capped" at £500 per week for a family,£24,000 a year ! why do Grauniad readers etc keep calling them "poor!" it creates the image that they have to scratch around on rubbish tips to get the money to eat! absulutely mad! why arent the left honest !
But the million or so Parkistanis who claim "tax credits" will be outside the cap.
No one should be able to claim any kind of benefits until they've paid into the system for a few years.
When a relative moved to Greece several years ago,she had to have a certain amount of money deposited in a Greek bank account to prove she wouldn't be a drain on the their system. Why can't we introduce that here?
When another relative tried to emigrate to Australia several years ago, he couldn't because he didn't have the skills they wanted. Why can't we introduce that here?
I think we've got a very clear message, a loud and clear message that Britain cannot let up in dealing with its debts, dealing with its problems, cannot let up in making sure that Britain can pay its way in the world.
Nah! Let's keep partying and so what if we end up like Greece? What lovely weather they have.
Nobody likes being told the parties over. But at the end of the day you cannot keep maxing out the credit card otherwise those nasty lenders might want thier money back one day.
Or wants more interest for lending you money to compensate for the risk of default !!
Message for you ols son –
I am deeply saddened by todays announcement of the passing of Baroness Thatcher.
It is now my responsibility to make appropriate funeral arrangements.
In view of this sudden and unexpected news it is right that I suspend my campaign to drive nasty elements out of the Conservative Party.
I will not consider standing for the now-vacant position of Leader until after next week's State funeral.
Another cartoon that is as funny as rickets.
Fat racist Dianne ABBOTT on GMTV talking about Thatcher.
Her only contribution was "£10 million is a waste of money"
remind me Dianne you racist cow, what exactly have you achieved in all your great years as an MP…….Oh yes… F.uckAll
Calm down dear she's only a labour MP who has not had a real job for decades. Another benefits junkie who is happy to live on taxpayers money, but does little for it.
Diane most probably has claimed over £10 million from the taxpayer as a councillor and mp. So that is a waste of money. Diane get a real job you benefit scrounger
she claimed £560 for photographs of herself…. Hmmmmm
I would rather spend £10 million for the funeral of a great statesman than £560 on photographs of a fat bigoted racist cow.
Did she stuff her fat face anywhere nice over the weekend?
Parasites like Abbott are beyond parody.
Come now, you've heard of comic relief
And if you still have any belief
In the played-out LibLabCon sick joke
As the punch line, shirley she's bespoke
funny I don't recall Thatcher having to apologise to the house for failing to declare earnings outside of Parliament.
Abbott is a two face hypocritical self serving fat racist cow.
One of them is Sir James of Savile, but who are the other two fuckers?
I aint looked at this blog for a year, but when i come back i finds this 'cartoon' shit still occuring
Can you not alternate and give Mark a chance to be funny ?
My objections to Thatcher can be summarised thus:
1. The destruction of British Industry because it was the main source of her opposition
2. Her reinstatement of permanent mass unemployment (4.5 million) for political purposes after an absence of 50 years
3. The waste of North Sea Oil revenues funding that mass unemployment and a failure to invest a one-time windfall
4. The devastation of whole areas of Britain – left to rot and so producing a permanent underclass and areas of Britain that all these years later remain devastated
So, when she 'destroyed' the main source of her opposition, did those people then support her, or still 'opppose' her?? I think you may be a little confused.
I think you'll find she just removed the subsidy for those areas that failed (that was being paid for by ruining said subsidising areas).
She didn't destroy them, they destroyed themselves by allowing unions.
Repeat the myths as many times as you want -your lefty lies will not change history
My objections to you can be summarised thus:
Oh and a bonus one
1. Manufacturing industry declined more under Blair and Brown than it ever did under Thatcher. So logically you must hate Labour more.
2. It was the unions who created the unemployment by striking so much and asking for too much money so the industry could not compete against the rest of the world. And because it could not compete nobody was willing to invest in it.
3. The money from North Sea oil was spent in paying off the debts that previous cowardly governments had spent appeasing unions, especially in nationalised industry.
4. Certain areas indeed were deprived (as they were before 1979) but the reason for that was that there was no money to do much about it despite the high taxation at the beginning of her leadership. Far too much was being spent subsidising failing uncompetitive industries like coal and iron and steel. And it was tax payers money being wasted. And so because ordinary people paid so much tax they couldnt afford to buy all that much. But Thatcher changed all that and reduced taxes so that people had more money in their pockets.
And why is that people are more than willing to come to this country from all corners of the world to seek work but some people in this country can't even be arsed to go to their local job centre to look for work?
And now far too much is being spent subsidising failing uncompetitive lefty jobsworths in the public sector and in quangos, NGOs and fake charities and in bribing Labour's core support of anti-everything groaners, moaners, whingers and their imported foreign electorate. And it is tax payers money being wasted.
She was a one-woman Luftwaffe, really.
1. The destruction of Militant, politicised Trades Union because it was the main source of economic disruption.
2. Her reinstatement of temporary mass unemployment (4.5 million) as a big stick to threaten the culture of entitlement.
3. The waste of North Sea Oil revenues to stop a bunch of subsidised steel and mine workers from starving.
4. The evolution of whole areas of Britain – encourgaing to pull their fingers out and to discourage them from suckling at the teat of the state. Instead they've expanded their expectations of "entitlement" and become satiated with big TVs and cheap holidays in the sun.
Even if any of that was factually accurate, it fails to deal with one glaring issue.
When these great working communities were suddenly found without work due to old industries closing down (for whatever reason) – why did not the new industries move into those areas to exploit the sudden availability of potentially high skilled, but relatively cheap labour?
Why for example, did big firms coming into the UK for the first time in the 80's move to places like Reading and Slough rather than to Sheffield?
She destroyed the Unions.
That left a vacuum. There was no one left backing small industry.
The subsequent governments cocooned in the safety of Westminster only listened to those with a voice. Therefore there was nothing other than the financial sector and the multi-nationals.
We did not grow our own industry and became reliant on the financial sector. This was then seen as essential and given special powers. It grew uncontrolled without any competition for economic attention.
Then it all fell down.
She killed the voice of the industries, because they had become corrupted with power. But left the country biased and damaged.
History shows the worst thing to do is to completely destroy an enemy.
Just think of all that tonnage of bombs the Nazis wasted trying to grind down our manufacturing base, when all they had to do was have a word with Keith Joseph!
Funny thing is that by the time Thatcher became PM there was NO British industry to speak of. I was working for a US company trying to source all manner of goods in the UK for our massive billion dollar projects. Because of where the projects were (outside the EU) we did not have to buy equipment from Europe. Our buyers tried to purchase in the UK but gave up….The materials we did purchase were always late…It was exhausting dealing with UK manufacturers.There was always some drama or other.
I can see the ad campaign for Heaven plc now.
"If you see God, tell him."
A Soviet judge walked out of his chambers laughing his head off. A colleague approached him and asked why he was laughing. "I just heard the funniest joke in the world!" "Well, go ahead, tell me!" said the other judge. "I can't – I just gave a guy ten years in a gulag for telling it!"
If Margaret Thatcher is re-elected as prime minister on Thursday, I warn you. I warn you that you will have pain – when healing and relief depend upon payment. I warn you that you will have ignorance – when talents are untended and wits are wasted, when learning is a privilege and not a right. I warn you that you will have poverty – when pensions slip and benefits are whittled away by a government that won't pay in an economy that can't pay. I warn you that you will be cold – when fuel charges are used as a tax system that the rich don't notice and the poor can't afford.
I warn you that you must not expect work – when many cannot spend, more will not be able to earn. When they don't earn, they don't spend. When they don't spend, work dies. I warn you not to go into the streets alone after dark or into the streets in large crowds of protest in the light. I warn you that you will be quiet – when the curfew of fear and the gibbet of unemployment make you obedient. I warn you that you will have defence of a sort – with a risk and at a price that passes all understanding. I warn you that you will be home-bound – when fares and transport bills kill leisure and lock you up. I warn you that you will borrow less – when credit, loans, mortgages and easy payments are refused to people on your melting income.
If Margaret Thatcher wins on Thursday, I warn you not to be ordinary. I warn you not to be young. I warn you not to fall ill. I warn you not to get old.
"Will the last one to leave Britain switch off the light ?"
But if you tell people you are simply normal as opposed to plain ordinary they cannot touch you.
He has a magic money tree to solve all the problems. If he culls enough golden geese via taxation he can pay everyone to suck on the state teat.
He's just a thief
But if you spend other peoples money for 30 years they will have nothing left to give you .
The mul millionaire Kinnocks who even blagged their runtish son a job as CEO of the British Council and married him off to some Danish socialist whilst claiming millions per year from the EU and Kinnock couldn't sign off their accounts? Surely not?
Kinnock was unelectable then and he's unelected now. Despite being rejected by the public he's taken millions from the taxpayers in the years since then and given nothing back.
You forgot the last lines.
"But I am not that worried because I will be alright Jack, with my European jobs and salaries and expenses and pensions and I will make damn sure my relatives all get good, cushy jobs as well."
He might no be sitting so pretty when the euro crashes.
This is all very interesting but what I would like to know is how is how that costs application against Chris Huhne is getting on.
I do not like the idea of the taxpayer being left with a whopping bill because of this man.
Confirmation that he will not be considered for early release before the matter is sorted would be nice .
Please do keep up…this site is now officially in mourning until Wednesday afternoon…only Thatcher related threads allowed.
Perhaps she can have a detailed answer to her request by 5.00 pm on Wednesday.
After all British Government and administration is the finest in the world you know.
I have been down the Jobcentre this morning and can see you are not joking
Costs. Money. This is the most important part of the judicial system. It cannot be rushed. Bonuses and favours have to be gained.
I wonder if Abramovitch will be at Thatcher's funeral. He wouldn't be rich if the Soviet Union still existed.
Our hate figures and heroes are mere surfers on the tide of history
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/our-hate-figures-and-heroes-are-mere-surfers-on-the-tide-of-history-8572433.html …
Great article
http://m.liverpoolecho.co.uk/ms/p/tmg/livecho/sNyrn4IrnTiT9CuuCukyCgg/view.m?id=5730111&tid=638956&cat=EvertonFC_News …
" Agree with Derek on this, a spot on analysis & Thatcher whingers ought to study it."
more of a rant than an article.
The most predictable article of the week.
It seems that Liverpool people want to pick and choose what they want from the Hillsborough panel's report.
It shows that their is no evidence whatsoever that Thatcher was involved in a cover-up. I see that there is though no criticism of Blair and Straw for their part in playing the scousers along
Great idea for Thatcher "presidential" library. Important to support commemoration of great PM before EU sinks UK. She knew.
— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch) April 14, 2013
A "Thatcher" library or similar institution is a brilliant idea..Trouble is,it may be subjected to "lefty" insanity and spite….Where can i send my donation???
Definition of hard work: A scouser getting out of bed.
Who ever thought spending £10m of taxpayers money on a funeral for most divisive politician in modern British history would provoke protests?
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its the resentment arising from it not being privatised that's causing the furore
to a society happy to squander £10b+ on the boris memorial olympics this is very small beer
tickets to be auctioned on ebay – let the punter pay
Whereas I spent £4.5 billion on the Iraq war (money well spent, don't-cha think?) and wasn't anywhere near as divisive as Maggie.
(If you're one of the millions of people I let into Britain who can't speak English, a taxpayer-funded translator will be along in a minute..)
Im all for the Coalition forces, especialy Major-General Cameron, and his wingman Capt Clegg. (where is he these days?). More importantly will he be back here for 2015, and the coup d'etat by Labour?
be of good cheer
oil prices are falling at last
deflation next – whoopee!
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Since this is the final Judgement, what about the other end of the spectrum.
The unquestioned bureaucrats that have become rule makers, judges, and executioners. How is it that arbitration is being forced on victims to silence them. How can the victim have confidence in the system when the identity or past history of an arbitrator is hidden. The whole point of justice is that it is seen to be achieved. Otherwise there is no trust.
This creep of pseudo courts has been going on for some time, we have a quango charity CRT that is given by law the right to set terms and conditions on its license, to use a public owned resource. Yet this quango decides that it will also be the judge and executioner. It sets the terms and conditions, and decides unilaterally who is acceptable. It then discriminates between identical people just on their views.
But some how in the corruption of this country it is now seen as normal that certain groups have powers that no law ever gave them. If a law, or rule, is broken then they can use the authorities, that do have these powers, to enforce them. But why should unelected unrepresentative bureaucrats be allowed to make these decisions. How can one body simultaneously create the evidence and determine its validity?
When was is that the law changed so any tax paid employee could punish the public?
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Fantastic news that you can buy the original artwork.
I've made a bid – I hope nobody beats me to it.
I plan to make a bid myself (well my estate will on my behalf),
I owe it to the white folks to preserve Western capitalist art.
Im looking to download the digtial comic book version. any ideas?
"You can buy the original artwork here"
there's optimistic for you
I need to change my glasses…. I cant recognise a single fucka
ones Gaddafi, the other Frankenstiens Monster, and as for the old git, I think its the guy from lord of the rings.
Will there be a Musical?
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A comic-book style coloring technique I was trying. It was also awhile since I did a self portrait, and this is TOTALLY accurate and the one on my profile needed SERIOUS updating considering how bad it is compared to what I do now. I still need work on buildings/backgrounds/sce nery
Sketched on paper, scanned in to Photoshop for digital inking and coloring.
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Looks pretty good.
It overall looks great. The only downside I saw in it was the long neck; simply shorting it out would've made it better.
Very well done!
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Very nice.
The first thing you notice about this submission is the protruding neck veins, to me I thought that was a bit exaggerated, but fully encompasses the comic book style of exaggeration. The lips and mouth were a nice change of color to the otherwise dull shades, and of course like you said the background isn't that creative. Cool submission, I think you did the job you set out to do, and quite well at that.
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It's very well drawn, and I like pretty much everything about it. The shading is fairly good, as is the art overall.
I don't really like the way the neck looks. It looks pretty odd. They eyebrows look odd as well, I don't like how they point up how they do. It doesn't look like you put very much effort into the background either.
It's good. You could defiantly improve in some areas, but otherwise it's good.


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The True Meaning of the "Patriot Act"
On January 17, 1961, in this farewell address, President Dwight Eisenhower warned against the establishment of a "military-industrial complex."
In a speech of less than 10 minutes, on January 17, 1961, President Dwight Eisenhower delivered his political farewell to the American people on national television from the Oval Office of the White House. Those who expected the military leader and hero of World War II to depart his Presidency with a nostalgic, "old soldier" speech like Gen. Douglas MacArthur's, were surprised at his strong warnings about the dangers of the "military-industrial complex." As President of the United States for two terms, Eisenhower had slowed the push for increased defense spending despite pressure to build more military equipment during the Cold Was arms race. Nonetheless, the American military services and the defense industry had expanded a great deal in the 1950s. Eisenhower thought this growth was needed to counter the Soviet Union, but it confounded him. Through he did not say so explicitly, his standing as a military leader helped give him the credibility to stand up to the pressures of this new, powerful interest group. He eventually described it as a necessary evil.
The end of Eisenhower's term as President not only marked the end of the 1950s but also the end of an era in government. A new, younger generation was rising to national power that would set a more youthful, vigorous course. His farewell address was a warning to his successors of one of the many things they would have to be wary of in the coming years.
"Our military organization today bears little relation to that known by any of my predecessors in peace time, or indeed by the fighting men of World War II or Korea. Until the latest of our world conflicts, the United States had no armaments industry. American makers of plowshares could, with time and as required, make swords as well. But now we can no longer risk emergency improvisation of national defense; we have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. Added to this, three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment. We annually spend on military security more than the net income of all United State corporations."
This conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence-economic, political, even spiritual-is felt in every city, every state house, every office of the Federal government. We recognize the imperative need for this development. Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications. Our toil, resources and livelihood are all involved; so is the very structure of our society. In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex. The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist."
"We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes. We should take nothing for granted only an alert and knowledgeable citizenry can compel the proper meshing of huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals, so that security and liberty may prosper together."
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Puck have grown over the years to now be one of the most prolific and respected collectives within the UK exhibiting regularly at some of the biggest arts events in the year like Pick Me Up at Somerset House. So I'm very exited about the opportunity to say the least!
As part of the group, our first order of business is to show up and show off at the London Illustration Fair 2013 - running from this Thursday until the end of the week based at the Hoxton Arches.
I will be exhibiting this piece 'Beat 'Em Up' which I created specifically for the event. Please do come along if you're in the area!
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Ed's rude wake-up call.
Edward Elric merely let out a small groan and turned to his side. "Go away, Al. It's the only day off I've got before we see Dr. Marcoh," he mumbled, and he was soon snoring again.
"But, Brother, Lieutenant Hawkeye is at the door waiting for you!" Al insisted.
That certainly woke up Ed. He instantly sat up, surprised. "What?!" He jumped out of bed and looked through the crack of the open door. Lieutenant Hawkeye was really there, standing in the centre of the living room and checking her watch impatiently.
"Damn it!" Ed exclaimed in a hiss, and quickly started donning his shirt and trousers. "I could've sworn it was my day off! Mustang won't give me a moment's peace after this, and he'll have every right for a change!" He caught his hair with the intention of tying it into a braid to find out he was too nervous for such a task. He groaned irritably.
"Brother, let me help..." Al offered.
"No! Screw it; I'll tie it in the car!" Ed declared, and rushed outside to meet Hawkeye. "Lieutenant Hawkeye, I'm sorry, but I thought it was my day off! Is the Colonel too upset?" he said in one breath.
Hawkeye just raised her eyebrow in curiosity at the sight of the dishevelled-haired, slightly panting alchemist.
"I was actually just about to apologise myself for coming to tell you that your day off's been revoked by the Colonel," she said in all seriousness. "He's expecting you at Headquarters."
The nervousness Ed had felt up to that moment was instantly replaced with annoyance.
"What happened? Did he miss my company?" he asked sarcastically, taking out his indignation on his hair as he started tying it into a braid once again.
"I'm afraid it's not my place to say, Edward," answered Hawkeye, as always not sharing the humour. "All I can tell you is that you and your brother are expected at Headquarters where you will be debriefed. And, before you decide to take your time," she added, "I feel I should tell you that the matter is important."
Ed sobered at once. He exchanged a glance with Al, who was standing right behind him; then nodded.
"All right. We're ready to go."
A quarter of an hour later, Ed was knocking at the door of Roy's office. As soon as he heard the colonel's familiar and commanding "Enter!", he walked in, followed by an apprehensive Alphonse.
Colonel Roy Mustang was standing by the window behind his desk, looking outside as though lost in thought, and he wasn't alone. Lieutenant Colonel Maes Hughes was also in the room, sitting on the couch, his gaze sharp as always even behind the glasses he wore.
Though Maes welcomed the Elric brothers with a small smile and a nod, Roy wasn't as cordial.
"It was high time you arrived, Fullmetal," he said, turning to face the newcomers. "The world doesn't stop moving to wait for you, you know."
"Nice to see you too, Colonel," said Ed with a grim smirk and sat on the couch, next to Al. "Lieutenant Hawkeye said you wanted to see me."
"I did." Roy sat behind his desk, his hands tracing the file that rested on it. "But I think I'll let Hughes start with the talking before saying anything myself." And with no other word, he nodded at Maes.
Understanding that that was his cue to proceed, Maes stood up and took the file from Roy's hand; then turned to the brothers.
"In these last couple of months there have been a series of murders which have been puzzling the military." He showed Ed and Alphonse five pictures of women. "Two of them were soldiers, and all five of them were stabbed to death. Witnesses say that lately they've been seeing an armoured man circulating in the area. Does the description sound familiar?"
Ed didn't answer, but it was clear it did.
"The only armoured person is me," Al said, his fingers twitching nervously.
"Al, don't even think about it!" Ed chided his brother at once. "You were with me at all hours! There's nothing against you!"
Roy shook his head. "Alphonse has every reason to be afraid, Fullmetal. When the public wishes for answers, the military is forced to come up with some - at all costs."
Ed immediately jumped out of his seat and banged his fists on Roy's desk.
"Well, the military should move its ass and find answers instead of making them up! Al is innocent!"
"Sit down, Fullmetal!" Roy shouted in wrath, also standing up. Their angry faces were so close now that their noses almost touched.
"Brother..." Al started lamely.
"Ed, you didn't hear the whole story," Maes said calmly. He then turned to Colonel Mustang, clasping his best friend's shoulder. "You know you haven't said everything yet, Roy. Don't you think you should?"
Neither Ed nor Roy seemed ready to give in for many moments, yet they finally relented. They both sat down grudgingly.
"Like I said," Roy continued, trying to rid himself of the last traces of anger, "when the military is forced to give answers, the military has to find them wherever it can. If it served its purposes, it would lay charges against Al." He sighed, yet there was a tone of relief in his next words. "But your brother was lucky this time. Brigadier General Connors graced us with the honour of arresting another suspect." He grabbed a photograph from his desk and threw it at Ed's direction.
Ed caught the photograph in mid-air, his automail proving precise in its movement. He looked at the photograph and he wondered to see that it was a man, possibly in his early thirties, his dark hair reaching his jawline, and his green-hazel eyes seeming as though dead as they stared at nothing. Moreover, it was a soldier's hand that had forced the man to face at the camera for the picture to be taken; Ed could see the fingers clearly. That struck to the young alchemist as odd.
"When that person was found, he also was wearing armour and he was covered in blood. What's more, another woman was found dead this morning - stabbed."
"Seems to me like Brigadier General Connors found the man," Ed noted coolly.
Roy smirked. "And I'd agree with you for once, Fullmetal, but Hughes and Havoc have convinced me otherwise."
"How?" asked Ed, surprised. He looked at Maes.
"It was Havoc who found him," Maes said, answering the young alchemist's look. "He hit him with his car while driving back to his home and brought him here after he was forced to shoot him. And instead of getting treatment as Havoc had intended, the man was arrested by Connors and charged with murder."
"That's what we're supposed to do, isn't it?" asked Ed. "Find the guilty ones of crime and arrest them?"
"Perhaps, but Havoc feels pretty bad for dragging the man in this situation. You see, he's certain that the guy is innocent. And I believe him. After all, don't forget that Havoc shot him and the blood could as well be his. There's something else too."
"The profile that we've come up with on the murderer presented someone overconfident, disrespectful of authority, without any sense of distinction between good and evil; a person who, no matter what, just tries to amuse himself in any way possible."
Maes picked up the picture and looked at it, thoughtfully; then gave it back to Ed.
"Now this one is anything but all that. He's afraid to so much as move; he looks confused and frightened at every man and everything that seems to be close to him, cowering like a dog that's afraid its master is going to hurt him; he jumps at every loud sound..."
"In other words, Fullmetal, this guy is scared to death even to see his own shadow," intervened Roy.
Maes nodded. He motioned his head at the photograph. "The moment that this picture was taken, he collapsed on the ground, trembling and covering his eyes."
Ed raised an eyebrow of curiosity. "But still, didn't anyone try to talk to him, to get his side of the story?"
"I did. Personally," Maes said. "He's not talking. Not that it would make too much of a difference anyway."
Roy smiled grimly. "Because, according to Havoc, who has heard him talking, the sounds he lets out can be described as anything but comprehensive speech."
Maes sighed. "I'm sure that's what is going on in that guy's mind as well. That's why he didn't stop when Havoc told him not to run off." He turned again to Ed. "To that guy's mind, what he says is speech. It's us who can't understand what he's saying," he said solemnly. "At least, that's what the doctor said."
"So what you're both saying is that the military is ready to put in jail someone who doesn't have the mentality to defend himself, just to appease public opinion?" asked Ed, looking hard at Maes and Roy.
"If the real murderer isn't found soon... yes," said Maes.
"But that's unfair!" exclaimed Al, horrified.
"You can't do that!" seconded Ed, springing up and facing Roy furiously again.
"I don't intend to, Fullmetal. That's why I asked you to come here," said Roy calmly.
Ed blinked, not really understanding.
"If we're to find the real murderer, every man available in the team will have to get out onto the streets and start investigating. And that includes you," explained Roy.
"Oh... All right. Then tell us where we're to go," said Ed.
"'We'?" echoed Roy, raising an eyebrow.
"Alphonse and I, of course."
Surprisingly enough, Roy shook his head. "Your brother can't be with you on this."
"What?!" exclaimed both brothers at once. "Why not?!"
"Because, Al, you'll be with me and Havoc if you'll have it," answered Maes for Roy.
Al tensed up, his curiosity piqued. "What am I to do?"
Hughes only smiled. "Before telling you anything more, I think we should all go to the hospital first."
"To the hospital?" asked Ed. "What for?"
"That's where our 'friend' is until his wounds are taken care of," said Roy.
The guard by the door of the hospital room instantly straightened his glasses and pulled his shoulders back upon seeing Colonel Mustang, accompanied by Maes Hughes, the Elric brothers and Riza Hawkeye. "Sir!"
"At ease, Fuery," said Roy with a small wave of his hand. "Anything new to report?"
"The doctor came in to examine the suspect an hour ago. Havoc will be able to tell you of his conclusions though; it was he who talked to him."
"Very well," Roy said; then, smiling a bit, patted Fuery's shoulder. "Go get yourself something from the canteen. Lieutenant Hawkeye can relieve you while we're here."
"Thank you, sir," said Fuery and, with a brief salute, he left, leaving Riza to take his place. As soon as she took position by the door, her hand resting on her gun, the rest went inside.
Havoc was sitting on a chair, a cup of tea in his hand and a newspaper in his other. Even though he was tired, it was clear that he was glad to see familiar faces walking through the door, because he smiled when he saluted.
However, there was no reaction from the other occupant of the room, who kept staring in the void, his hands resting loosely on his lap.
Maes looked at the man, his eyes widening in surprise. "Lieutenant Havoc... that's how I left him more than three hours ago!"
Havoc nodded, sighing. "And he hasn't moved an inch since. I had to hold him upright while the doctor examined him."
"So it's safe to assume that he hasn't talked either?" asked Roy.
Another nod. "The doctor said that there's nothing physically wrong with him. In fact, with the exception of several nasty bruises on his torso and the bullet wound on his shoulder, he's one of the healthiest people he's ever examined. But it seems like he's... well, shut himself down seems the best way to describe it."
"A mental breakdown then?" asked Ed. Before he could help himself, he poked at the man curiously with his flesh hand, watching closely for any kind of reaction.
There was none.
"I suppose one could consider it a mercy," noted Roy thoughtfully. "He's not aware in what kind of trouble he is."
"But it'll make things more difficult for us," said Maes with a sigh.
"In what way?" asked Ed again.
"Even if he's proven innocent of those women's murders, he still has plenty of explaining to do. For example, who he is, or why he was circulating in the dead of night in armour."
"I think the answer is obvious to that last one," said Havoc. "He's rather... eccentric, to put it mildly."
Maes shook his head. "Maybe, maybe not. To know for sure, we've got to find a way to get through to him somehow." Maes turned to Al. "And now we've come to what I've been meaning to ask you, Alphonse."
Al's eyes flashed brilliantly. "Yes, sir?"
"Lieutenant Havoc and I have decided to take turns in staying with him, in the hopes that he'll learn to trust and perhaps open up to us. That will also serve one more purpose. Should another woman be murdered in the meantime, this one has an alibi and gets acquitted.
"Yet, we also don't want to take any chances of you being accused either. So we believe it'll be in your best interest if you also helped us in that task. The catch is that you'll have to stay here at all times, where Havoc and I can keep an eye on you, and also the nurses and the doctors can see you," Maes explained. "That gives you an alibi, too."
Al didn't speak for several moments. He simply turned towards his brother. "Ed..."
"It's completely up to you, Al," Ed said at once. "You're a civilian, so no one can force you to do anything. I can only tell you that Hughes' reasoning holds water, and I want you to be safe."
"But... I don't know what I can do here," said Al, shaking his head.
Ed smiled broadly. "Don't worry about it. I will come whenever my own duties finish and stay with you for several hours to help out. How does that sound?"
Al bowed his head, clearly thinking; then looked at the man, who kept staring at empty space.
"I guess it could be me in his position. And I'd certainly want someone to be with me if that happened," he said in the end. "I'll do it."
That was certainly received gladly by the others. "You've made the right decision, Alphonse," Roy said with a small encouraging smile. And with that, they all started making arrangements. Havoc would come by in the mornings, whereas Hughes would visit in the afternoons; as for Ed, he would come over in the evenings, and they all would report on Roy, who would in the meantime supervise the investigation of the women's murders.
None of them noticed that, while they were deep in conversation, the man was staring at them continuously, studying them. And they never saw him looking straight ahead again when Ed cast a brief glance at him, just before walking out with Mustang and Hughes.


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Q: I have a beautiful piece of vintage Marimekko fabric that I want to hang on my wall. It's 54" by 59". The 59" side is a white selvage with a Marimekko stamp and the date, so I don't want to cover that up by putting the fabric in a frame. How can I hang this fabric, other than framing it or stretching it over a frame? I really love the CB2 hanging rails where fabric is stretched between two metal rails, but they have poor reviews. This seems like an easy DIY or IKEA hack, but I can't quite come up with something that would look polished.
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Stitch a rod-pocket top and bottom, run drapery rods (or bamboo poles?) thru them, then hang on the wall with drapery mounting brackets.
What bepsf said.
Or, you might find a quilt hanger, kind of a wooden clamp that supports handmade quilts for hanging. (Might be too country looking for this use, though.)
Or sandwich between plexiglass sheets, fasten together with some variation of nuts and bolts, and hang the plexi.
Or go to a good quality framing shop (ideally one that does museum mounting) and see what they suggest.
If you want something metal - you could bring some metal finish ideas to a fabricator. Many folks who fabricate metal frames for cars would be able to make something for you
We hung fabric panels with Velcro dots, which we attached to long, flat wooden rods. Then we hung it up using picture hangers. Super easy, and the fabric isn't altered or damaged with stitching.
pottery barn sells quilt hangers (which is essentially to pieces of wood slapped together with a space inbetween...there's a marble inside that catches the fabric).
my dad made me a few from top corner pieces of door moldings. i'm sure there are instructions if you google it.
I think over time the fabric could get damaged, stained, or bleached with light if not in some sort of frame. It's obviously very large so coming up with a frame "hack" I think is the best idea, given above. Go to a hardware store and ask what plexiglass options you have and then you could probably get some clips to put on each corner or something.
Couldn't this be pressed between two sheets of plexi?
I have a vintage souvenir tablecloth hanging in my apartment and didn't want to do anything to alter it. I used small metal binder clips along the top of it, them hung them from small nails in the wall. It takes about one every eight to twelve inches to keep the fabric from sagging. You could also do this along the bottom to make it lay flat against the wall. The clips aren't noticeable, but you could paint them to blend in with the fabric.
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Plexi isn't going to keep anything from fading from UV light unless it's specifically the type that's UV resistant...
It's much simpler to just hang it out of direct sunlight, as you would with any other piece of artwork.
If you want to preserve it, do NOT put it against plastic or wood, which will destroy it over time - plastic outgasses, wood leaches acid. Ever wonder why all those vintage linens you see have brown stains? They were stored in wooden drawers.
The professional way to hang this would be to sew a velcro strip across the top in the back, paste the other side of the velcro to a piece of wood with pre-drilled holes, hang the wood strip and go. With a piece this size, you might also need the same at the bottom.
Or you could buy grosgrain or other edging at a sewing supply store, sew it across the top and bottom, insert metal rods at the top, hand off of those rods, and allow the bottom ones to hang free, serving as a weight to keep the panel flat.
Or get stretcher strips, stretch plan fabric over them and then attach the panel to the front with closely spaced map tacks on all sides.
I'm not sure of the thickness of your fabric, but I use these hangers to exhibit my large paintings on paper (5ft x 9ft). http://www.posterhanger.com/
The velcro ideas seem really good, if you can get it stretched out nicely.
I have some Marimekko fabric in my apartment, we made a wooden frame, stretched it over and staple-gunned it to the back of the frame. I know you said you didn't really want to do that, but really it looks amazing. It gives it a three-dimensionality as it covers the sides of the frame.
If you were precise you could get the date stamp on the bottom edge perhaps.
Stretch it on stretchers, available at any art supply store. I think displaying the Marimekko name and date is a bit much--the stuff's mass produced, after all.
the way we display Marimekko fabric at C&B is by hanging it on a 58-60 inch stretcher bar. The fabric is rolled over two or 3 times and attached with a staple gun. We hang it with cup hooks screwed through the fabric and into the stretcher bar. Not sure if that helps... the velcro sounds better.
Yep, I've always used art store stretchers and a staple gun. ABsolutely looks like a painting that way! Make sure you pick a size a few inches shorter on ALL sides so it wraps around--better to err on the side of smaller frame. Costs about $20 and looks fantastic!
How close is the stamp and date to the selvage?
I bought a piece of batik fabric in Malaysia a couple years ago, and like you, didn't want to lose part of the material by stretching it over a frame, so I sewed strips around the material first. It turned out so nice, and the (black) strips really looked good on the sides. You can see the result here (go to the end of the entry) http://engberts-kaya.com/?p=1972


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Our son will complete his first year at Faith Christian School this month. He has absolutely loved it and has grown both academically and spiritually through the guidance of his teacher. Next year we plan to send our daughter to Faith as well. With multiple developmental delays and a high risk for ADHD, she qualifies for special education in the public school. But with the small class sizes at Faith combined with their special education instruction and Christ-centered teaching, we feel she will be better served and have more success at this school. We are truly blessed to be part of the Faith Christian School family.
Our daughter just completed her first year at Faith Christian. The teachers were encouraging and great to work with. She has some learning disabilities and had wonderful attention and help from the special needs teacher. We love the interaction between all of the staff and students. FCS has been a blessing to our family.
Our children have been at Faith for 4 years and we have been very satisfied at the level of education as well as the great love the teachers have for the kids. It is a wonderful place.
My sons have attended at Faith Christian for the past 7 years and we can't stop thanking God for the wonderful teachers and staff he's brought into their lives. Faith strives to train up our children to become godlly men and women. We are so excited about the new campus and what God is doing in the parnership with Christ Church. Praise God from whom all blessing flow!
The students are respectful which is so refreshing. The teachers are earnest about helping their students and are very accomodating with extra help as needed. The administration is professional and kind and efficient. Mr. Buckingham, the headmaster, is wise and seeks what is in the student's best interest, which isn't always the easiest. I found the school board to be fair when dealing with problem students.
I have been going to Faith since January 2008 . I came in in the middle of the school year , And they caught me up immediately with their curriculum . I was nervous about meeting friends but everyone comes up to you . Faith is like my second family everyone is amazing . And you learn about our Savior Jesus Christ .
We have recently moved to the Phoenix AZ (Mesa) area from San Dimas CA and my kids were in a Christian school. We were looking for the same nurturing school environmet especially since we knew how stressful the move was for them. We are fortunate in having found and chosen Faith Christian School. It is small and there are few extra-curriculars but the school is a member of ACSI which accredits Christian schools nationwide. The quality of education is very good, the teachers and staff are professional, courteous and encourage the students to do their best; and it's K-12 so no need to keep on moving schools.
I am so appreciative of the staff at this school, where Christ-like character is the highest priority.
Academically, this school is excellent. The teachers are top-notch, and the education my child received was far superior to public schools.
This is a great small Christian High School. Teachers and Principal are friendly and approachable. Variety of extras are limited to size of school, but what they offer is well done. The school has been around for at least 14 years and the experience shows. They have high Christian values and do a good job of sharing these with the kids. They are moving to an improved campus (Power/Brown Rd.)this coming year. Tuition is fair and lower than any other Christian High School in the East Valley.
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It's been a week since I've turned 21, and I've had a blast celebrating! As you may have experienced, and as I am learning, going overboard with alcohol can have some serious effects on the way you look the next morning. Luckily, there are a few well known quick fixes to hide a hangover and keep the previous night's indulgences a secret… unless you Instagrammed the whole night. In that case, you're on your own!
1. That Night: Cleanse Completely
Although the bed (or floor) is calling your name, don't knock out until you've taken all of your makeup off! Sleeping with your makeup on can lead to skin irritation and breakouts. Ain't nobody got time for that!
2. The Next Morning: Rehydrate & Moisturize
It's no secret that alcohol seriously dehydrates your body and skin. As soon as you wake up, replenish with a few glasses of water. Give your face another good cleansing and then pile on the moisturizer before moving onto your makeup routine.
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If you find yourself waking up the night after a rager with massive bags under your eyes, apply chilled tea bags, cucumber slices, or spoons to your under eye area for 10 minutes to bring the swelling down. You can also use ice wrapped in a cloth. Use a concealer to lighten the dark circles.
4. Light and Bright Face Products
You'll want to stay away from using a lot of face powders, which will accentuate dry patches. Stick with a light liquid foundation, and illuminate with a cream— don't be afraid to grab a luminous cream shadow to use as a highlight!
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How do you hide a crazy night from showing on your face the next day? And what's your best tip for curing hangover sickness?
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She recently investigated a dog attack on a teenager that shouldn't have happened. The dog should have been quarantined at the time, but an earlier attack on another dog was never reported.
Every year millions of Americans are bitten by dogs. In Georgia, It's the law that any animal to animal bite or animal to human bite is reported. "This way we can make sure the animals are quarantined properly," said Mariylnn Mims, Animal Control Officer in Worth County.
But unfortunately, Mims says there are more animal to animal bites that go unreported than those that are reported. She recently ran into a case where a simple phone call could have prevented two dog bite attacks in one day. "A lady was walking her dog with her child and her mother and a Pit Bulldog came out attacked her dog," said Mims.
Thankfully, two men helped pull the dog away before he went for the child. Later that day the same dog attacked again this time it went after a 16-year old. "If it had been reported as an animal to animal bite we may could have prevented from the child from getting bit," said Mims.
If the bite was reported, the dog would have been quarantined. Mims says all bites need to be reported because rabies are so prevalent.
It doesn't take a bite for rabies to transfer, "It is passed on through saliva," said Mims.
That's why its important to keep your pets up to date on their vaccinations. "If they are not up to date on their rabies shots sometimes it a 45 day watch other days it a 6 month isolation," said Mims.
The dog was up to date on its rabies shots, but because of its two attacks in one day the owner requested to have the dog euthanized.
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So I've read through the many comments here and I think everyone has a pretty good idea of why there has been a decline in numbers. Obviously there wasn't enough end game content at Cata's release.
I would have liked to see the content included in 4.1 and 4.2 all included with the release of Cataclysm. I think it would have been neat if Blizzard had released this expansion with more than 1 tier of content in the first place, to make starting heroics and raids a lot easier than they are now. Give us a better curve or path to getting ourselves geared that would last longer as opposed to the painful 3 hour wipe fests that have been pugs up until now. I decided early on in Cata to simply wait a few content patches before I really tried running Dungeons or Raiding because it was simply too frustrating and time consuming.
But what I think this expansion has been missing is some new forms of endgame content that's not focused solely on heroic dungeons and raids and that can be completed without a group. I would like to see tons of timed daily group quests similar to The Battle of Undercity or Retaking the Echo Isles. Big epic REPEATABLE events that you don't need a group for at all. I remember running the echo isles on a Druid a few weeks after its release completely by myself. It was awesome. Some examples:
Once a week Garosh will call his forces to Zoram'Gar Outpost in Ashenvale. You'll follow a phased event where you board a fleet of ships and attack a phased enemy capital city in order to rescue POW's. (Allies could have a similar quest starting in Theramore)
I'd like to see Thrall and Nobundo call for us once or twice a week to protect them at the Maelstrom against an attack of black and twilight dragons. We could be asked to mount Red and Green drakes and battle in the skies above the Maelstrom.
These are just some idea to be thrown around, but I assume you get the point. If Blizzard would implement more of these events the possibilities would be endless.
I think each day there could be a large scale World PVP battle to be fought at one of the many new "fronts" where Horde and Alliance forces are clashing. Southern Barrens, Ashenvale, Twilight Highlands. Make it so you accept the quest and the whole area becomes phased for PVP until the battle is over.
On top of phased huge group quests, I think we simply needed an additional post 85 endgame questing zone or two at release. I think Firelands should fill this gap, but it probably should have been there at release. I would love some completely optional areas that aren't whole zones, similar to Netherwing Ledge in Outlands.
We all know that Blizz makes cash like its nobodies business, and I think after the success of Wrath they should have doubled their development staff and should be pumping out content with no end in sight. Blizz needs to start looking at the MMO market and trying out some of the new innovations those games have been bringing to the table. Because for me Dungeons and Raids are simply becoming less and less interesting.


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Mary I (1516–1558), queen of England and Ireland, was crowned on this day in 1553.
"What Mary endured psychologically and physically before Katherine's banishment from court in 1531 was trivial compared with what followed Henry's marriage to Anne and the birth of their daughter Elizabeth on 7 September 1533. While Henry had risked his throne for yet another girl, he could still hope for a male heir; but Mary, who defied her father and fought the succession of humiliations that followed, risked all with little hope for the future. She had acquired a firm identity as a princess from her early years at court, and when denied that status she acted every inch the Tudor.
From the outset she refused to relinquish the dignity of princess, of which she was deprived after Henry announced his marriage to Anne in April 1533. Her very serious illness that summer demonstrated the personal cost of defying her father. After Elizabeth's birth, the council again ordered Mary to stop calling herself princess. She continued to refuse her demotion to the status of 'lady'. Henry, enraged by what he repeatedly called her Spanish stubbornness, failed to recognize that she was as obstinate as he."
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Oh Happy Day has put together an amazing round up of her paper crafts and I'm so inspired! My sister is having a baby shower and I'm thinking the giant paper flowers would be super fun to have dotted around.