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A nice dish for a special occasion. It is made in several stages, none of which are difficult - most of the cooking time takes place in the oven, leaving you free to do other things (bar the occasional oven check!). The sauce ingredients and main course ingredients will be ready at roughly the same time – all you need to do is quickly blend the sauce and serve it with the aubergine towers.
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Roasted Butternut Squash Soup
Worth the extra time to bake the squash because it brings out the flavour so wonderfully! You can do the baking the day before if that's easier – the soup itself doesn't take very long.
For a more substantial and nutritious soup, add half a tin/110g or so of drained white beans - cannellini or butter beans will do nicely - and blend them with the soup.
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I've got a desktop computer with XP Pro SP3 and a laptop with both XP and Windows 7(dual-boot). These two computers are connected through a router in a network(desktop comp-wired, laptop-wireless). Everything works fine, except the sharing in Windows 7. From the desktop computer I can access all resources on the laptop without problems. From the laptop, everything works fine too, when I try to access the desktop computer's shared folders and printers, but ONLY FROM XP. Every time I want to do this from Windows 7, I'll be prompted for a "network password". I have no idea what I had to enter - I did a search over the internet, and found following suggestions:
-turn on network discovery, file and printer sharing, public folder sharing at the Advanced Sharing Settings, and disable password-protected sharing
-both computers are in the same workgroup
-disabled the limitation of blank passwords in the group policy editor
NOTHING WORKED. (firewall might not be the reason, because I use Windows Firewall, and it's configured to enable sharing)
What username/password do I have to enter, or how could I access the resources without a password? Thanks in advance for your help.
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THE NHL IS BACK!!! Is was starting to feel like there was another labor lockout.
Now that the Olympic break is over and no one on the Flyers sustained any injuries we can now shift out attention back to the final remaining 23 games. As it stands right now the Philly is siting in the third position in the Metro division one point behind the Rangers. As of this writing the Flyers are getting their butts handed to them by the San Jose Sharks (7-3). There has been a whole bunch of talk all over NHL circles as to what teams should do with the March 5th trade deadline looming less than one week away. As for the Philadelphia Flyers many say the wish list should start with defense and possibly a natural winger. How to achieve that with players that could actually make a difference without gutting the current roster is going to be a very difficult task for General Manager Paul Holmgren.
A lot of fans keep clamoring for the Flyers to go out and try to pry Shea Weber from the Nashville Predators. I'm not saying that it will never happen because anything is possible with this front office, but I would not waste too much time wishing for it before the trade deadline. The best case scenario would be at the draft this year and even then I still see it as next to impossible that it happens. Weber's contract that the Flyers forced Nashville to equal was extremely front loaded so a huge chunk of actual dollars was to be paid in the first couple years. With that said; the small market Predators aren't about to lose a ton of money unless the deal for him knocks them off their feet. In other words….not going to happen. I for one don't really want his 7.8 million dollar cap hit on this team. That is an albatross of a cap hit that Nashville is already feeling the sting of. The Flyers still have one of their own in Chris Pronger that still has three more years after this season to clear the books. Sure Philly can just put Pronger on the long-term-injury-list and be allowed to exceed the cap for his salary but only after the start of the season. To top it off he still has to claim a roster spot on the 50 man limit.
Being honest to myself; I just don't see any impactful defensemen out there that could really change the Flyers fortunes this year more so than what is already currently on the roster. It hurts to say that, but the only one out their that is rumored to be on the trading block that has any potential is Winnipeg Jets d-man Dustin Byfuglien. Problem with him is that he is a turnover machine and his -17 rating would be the worst on the whole Flyers team if he were traded here. I don't even see defensemen out there that are vastly better than what the Flyers currently have on the roster. They shouldn't just make a move or two just to shake things up. We are too far into the season for that and this might be GM Paul Holmgren's last chance to save his job. Any major shake-up will most likely happen in the offseason if it comes to that.
I see Philadelphia going more of the addition by subtraction route. Not saying that they are going to be sellers this year, but I think they need to make moves that free up some of the salary cap crunch they are currently in and possibly shifting it to the offense. The Flyers currently pay way too much money on the defense as it is for what they are getting in return; A slow and turnover riddled mess. Not all of the blame should be on the defensemen though. Their team defense overall is at times brutal; but they could move a couple of the higher paid defensemen on the roster and add Oliver Lauridsen and Brandon Manning from the AHL Phantoms without looking too much worse than they already do. I know patience is not a virtue that the Flyers front office, nor some of the fan base, have but I think it is time to start. They also have too many centers on this team and in their farm system that trading a Brayden Schenn for true winger would make a bit of sense. His name could fetch a pretty darn good return. Plus he is a free agent next year, albeit a restricted one, that moving him seems not only plausible but likely. Moving him and a higher priced d-man or two could clear up room for that return to be something somewhat substantial. Thomas Vanek? Jordan Eberle? Martin St. Louis?
There is a good amount of defensive talent in the Flyers farm system that is still a few years away (Sam Morin), but there are some that could make the roster as soon as next year. Trade deadline deals are usually very expensive as are big free agent deals in the offseason. The only way the front office can effectively solve the defense mess is to grow it not buy it this year. Will it be at the expense of a chance at the playoffs are dare I say winning the Stanley Cup this year? Probably, but maybe not. Dreaming of a sure-fire number one defensemen on a roster is the fantasy about 20 NHL teams have each and every year which is why their cost is so expensive. Supply and demand; as simple as that.
So while some can fantasize of the Shea Webers' of the league getting traded to the Flyers I will leave you with this nugget…Unless Philly shores up their team defense as a whole there is not one defensemen in the league, be it at the trade deadline or in free agency next year, that would fix this mess so why not try and solve that first and push to outscore opponents until the help grows up.
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text: If we (Ansteorra) start authorizing for dance, then authorization cards for Bards are just around the corner, and let me tell you, the last thing you want to do is try and tell a bard he needs written permission to preform. They're hard enough to reason with sober, imagine them on a Saturday night! Braver (and smarter) men than myself should quake at such thoughts. Lord Ivo Blackhawk On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 5:50 PM, Thomas Smith <attewoode at gmail.com> wrote: > An interesting point. There are some dances that have a certain risk > of collision (Trenchmore, Heralds in Love...). Perhaps an > authorization system could avoid dance-related injuries. > > Thomas > > On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 4:14 PM, Stefan li Rous > <StefanliRous at austin.rr.com> wrote: >> Everything in the SCA seems to need authorization cards these days. Perhaps Ansteorra should consider these Dance Authorization cards. >> >> Stefan >> --------- >> >> Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2011 14:11:17 -0700 (PDT) >> From: Lady Alexandra Scott <xndra_scott at yahoo.com> >> To: atlantia at atlantia.sca.org, brnsacstone at yahoogroups.com >> Subject: [MR] DEBUT - Atlantia's Dance Authorization Card >> >> Greetings unto the Kingdom of Atlantia from Alexandra Scott de Northumberland ~ >> >> The debut of the new Dance Authorization Card occurred this past weekend at >> Sacred Stone's Baronial Birthday and Investiture. We appreciate the support of >> His Majesty, Michael of Bedford for leading by example in the courtly art of >> dance. His Majesty was issued the first card. >> >> Thank you to Mistress Jeanmaire, Kingdom Minister of Art and Sciences, and Baron >> Stefan, L'Academie Atlantienne de la Danse for the support and encouragement as >> we created this program. Thank you to Lady Eilon for sharing the Trimarian >> history with me. Thank you to the Barony of Sacred Stone, my >> home, for their support of dance through Dance Dessert Revels, events and >> participation. Thank you to Milady Elizabeth Sabine de Northumberland being my >> support, assistant instructor and backup for all the dance events to which we >> commit. >> >> As a separate thanks . . . here's to the musicians who play! Vivant! >> >> For more information about the card, please visit >> http://dance.atlantia.sca.org/card.php. >> >> Alexandra >> _________________________________ >> Alexandra Scott de Northumberland >> >> -------- >> THLord Stefan li Rous Barony of Bryn Gwlad Kingdom of Ansteorra >> Mark S. Harris Austin, Texas StefanliRous at austin.rr.com >> **** See Stefan's Florilegium files at: http://www.florilegium.org **** >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Ansteorra mailing list >> Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org >> In order to make changes and manage your account please go to: >> http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org >> > _______________________________________________ > Ansteorra mailing list > Ansteorra at lists.ansteorra.org > In order to make changes and manage your account please go to: > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/ansteorra-ansteorra.org >


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Bennie E. Dillingham
Bennie E. Dillingham, 61, of Lamar, died Sept. 25, 2009. He was a Baptist, employed in tool and die, and tool manufacturing and was an Army veteran.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Sept. 27 at New Hope Baptist Church in Slayden. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bro. Billy Adair officiated. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Elizabeth Ann Dillingham; two sons, Donald Dillingham of Cayce, Benjamin Dillingham of Lamar; a daughter, Marilyn Dillingham of Southaven; a brother Lloyd Dillingham; and five grandchildren.
Harold Kydel Greene
Harold Kydel (Ky) Greene, 44, of Marshall County, died Sept. 26, 2009 at his home. He was a member of Holly Springs Church of Christ and disabled.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on Sept. 28 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery. Todd Sanderson and Kerry Reid officiated.
He leaves his mother, Lois Greene of Holly Springs; aunt and uncle, Dennis and Nancy Green of Winfield, Ala., Carol and Robert Palmer of Gadsden, Ala.; and special friend, Terri Smithwick.
He was preceded in death by his father, Harold J. Greene.
John Albert Hampton
John Albert Hampton, 58, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 24, 2009 at Tippah County Hospital in Ripley. He was a church steward board member, a church gardener and a retired logger.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Sept. 30 at Mt. Zion CME Church, where he was a member. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. I.W. Harper will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his fianceé, Sadie Washington of Holly Springs; three children, Marcus Ayers, Sean Walker, both of Memphis, Tenn., Kendrick Ayers of Dallas, Tx.; six sisters, Earnestine Evans, Dallie Mae Peterson, Lee Frances Turner, all of Lamar, Dorothy Clardy, Lora Hampton, both of Michigan City, Lucy Tipler of Ashland; seven brothers, Eugene Hampton, George Hampton, Raymond Hampton, all of Holly Springs, Willie James Hampton, Charles Hampton, Charles Greer, all of Lamar, Mozell Hampton of Michigan City; dear friend, Elsie Cathy of Holly Springs; and three grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Travis Hampton, Randy Matthews, Percy Holt, Earnest Price, James Earl Goodwin and Nicholas Evans. Honorary pallbearers were Eugene Hampton, George Hampton, Charles Greer, Willie Hampton, Raymond Hampton, Charles Hampton, Mozell Hampton and Bryant Brown.
Charlie Ray Hodges
Charlie Ray Hodges, 50, of Beloit, Wisc., died September 25, 2009 in Oxford. He was a cab driver.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Oct. 3 at Daley-Murphy Wish Associates with burial in Eastlawn Cemetery in Beloit. Rev. Floyd Prude, Jr. will officate. Serenity Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his mother, Emma Hodges of Tupelo; his father and stepmother, Billy and Katie Autry of Oxford; a daughter, Brittney Hodges of Tomah, Wisc.; a son, Tony Jordan of Chicago, Ill.; eight sisters, Della Crowley of Rockford, Ill., Vanessa Hodges of Minneapolis, Minn., Fantilla Hodges, April Hodges, Edrienne Hodges of Beloit, Alicia Davis, Marrissa Reynolds of Holly Springs and Belisha Autry of Oxford; two brothers, Ray Von Autry of Holly Springs, Bilethon Autry of Oxford; his grandmother, Adellar Lee of Sherman, and a granddaughter.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Anita Rae Jordan.
Marcellus Emonz Jimmerson
Marcellus Emonz Jimmerson, 29, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 19, 2009 in Holly Springs. He was a member of South Ashland Church of Christ, graduate of Northwest Community College and aviation school, member of NAACP, and aircraft mechanic with Cash In Transit in Holly Springs.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 26 at Ashland High School gymnasium. Burial was in Samuel Chapel MB Church Cemetery. Pastor James Norman officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Cortina Evans Jimmerson; three children, Alexia Bianca Evans, Myles Emonz Jimmerson, Macy Marcella Jimmerson, all of Holly Springs; his mother, Marjorie Watkins Jimmerson of Michigan City; his father, Marvin Jimmerson of Michigan City; a sister, Shikina Jimmerson of Memphis, Tenn.; two brothers, Marcus Jimmerson of Michigan City, Marcel Looney of Memphis, Tenn.; and grandmothers, Chessie Jimmerson of Memphis, Tenn., Ida Watkins of Holly Springs.
Pallbearers were Dupree (Boo) Crawford, Laprae Crawford, Toni Crawford, Brent Duncan, Travis Hampton, Von Harris, Marquis Johnson, Terrell Johnson, Wayne Jones, Lavar Nunnally, Tony Nunnally and Jarvis Terry. Honorary pallbearers were Alan Beck, Maryo Beck, Montrell Brooks, Brandon Moss, Jai Nickelberry, Freddie Reaves Jr., Tavares Reaves, Garrett Terry and Markee Tipler.
Memorials may be made to an account opened at Regions Banks: T.A.M.M. Jimmerson Fund. The purpose of this account allows family and friends to help with the necessary expenses for beneficiaries Alexia Evans (Jimmerson), Myles Jimmerson and Macy Jimmerson.
Beverly Ann Morrow McClendon
Beverly Ann Morrow McClendon, 58, of Booneville, Ark., died Sept. 22, 2009 at her home. She was a pharmacy technician at Smee Pharmacy in Booneville. She was active in the Booneville PTA, the Booneville band parents and the Friends of the Bearcats. She was the past president of the Present Day League Women's Club in Aberdeen and was formerly a substitute teacher with the Aberdeen Mississippi School System. In 2008, she was the honorary chairperson for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life.
Services were held at 10 a.m. on Sept. 25 at the First Baptist Church in Booneville, where she was a member. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery in Booneville. Roberts Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, John B. McClendon III; a daughter, Kelly McClendon Henson of Barling, Ark.; a son, Ian McClendon of Fort Smith, Ark.; her mother, Martha B. Morrow of Holly Springs; a sister, Janice M. Kesler of Columbus; a brother, Charles D. Morrow of Memphis, Tenn.; three grandchildren and two step-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Don Hall, Edgar Lee Holt, Kevin Quinn, Chuck Morrow and Bob Waid. Honorary pallbearers were Drew Rowland and Zach Rowland.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22718, Oklahoma City, Okla. 73123-1718
James Taylor
James Taylor, 55, of Detroit, Mich., formerly of Holly Springs, died Sept. 21, 2009 in Flint, Mich. He was a factory worker.
Services were held at Smith Grove Baptist Church. Burial as in the church cemetery. Rodgers Funeral Home of Coldwater was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves a daughter, Michelle Boyd of Holly Springs; his mother, Earlene Isom of Holly Springs; seven sisters, Mittie Stewart, Ruby Johnson, Carolette Degues, Vernena Taylor, Irene Colmen, Patte Taylor, all of Holly Springs, Antrenet Degues of Memphis, Tenn.; five brothers, Willie Johnson, Glen Johnson, Melvin Johnson, Eric Taylor, all of Holly Springs, Lloyd Taylor of Memphis, Tenn.; grandparents Robert Taylor and Hattie Taylor.
Curin Miller Oliver
Curin Miller Oliver, 83, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 24, 2009 at St. Francis Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. She was the widow of James Oliver Sr. She was a former church usher, church cook, a member of the church's mother's board and 4-H Club leader, former member of Christ Temple COGIC and Hopewell No. 2 MB Church, and retired cook with Holly Springs High School and Cadet School.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 3 at Morning Star Church of God in Christ in Memphis, Tenn., where she was a member. Burial will be in Hopewell No. 2 MB Church Cemetery. Pastor W.A. Sesley will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
She leaves four daughters, Ora McCoy, Laura Edmondson, both of Memphis, Tenn., Virginia LeSure, Magnolia Oliver, both of Aurora, Ill.; three sons, James Oliver Jr. of Holly Springs, Richard Oliver of Aurora, Ill., Herbert Oliver of Marietta, Ga.; a brother, Earnest Jones of Holly Springs; 18 grandchildren; 36 great-grandchildren and 19 great-great-grandchildren.
L.B. Paige
L.B. Paige, 82, of Ashland, died Sept. 24, 2009 at his home. He was the widower of Margaret Ivy Paige. He was a church deacon, former church usher, singer with the Brotherhood Gospel Group, and retired fork lift operator with Carrier, Inc. in Collierville, Tenn.
Services will be held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 3 at Hebron MB Church in Lamar, where he was a member. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. Adam Gholson will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
He leaves six daughters, Bobbie Grandberry, Shirley Alexander, Linda Paige, Patricia Paige, Angelia Paige, all of Memphis, Tenn., Eloise Jones of Lemon Grove, Calif.; six sons, Tyrone Paige, Wallace Paige, Darrell Paige, all of Ashland, Robert Poplar of Michigan City, Antovi Paige of Memphis, Tenn., Eric Robinson of Stockton, Calif.; 23 grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren.
Justine Knipper-Powles
Justine Knipper-Powles, 78, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 19, 2009 at Alliance HealthCare. She was a Catholic and a lawyer.
Services were held at Holy Name Cathedral in Chicago, Ill. Burial was in Mt. Jospeh Cemetery in River Grove, Ill. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two sons, Peter Christopher Powles of Manhattan, NY, Richard Anthony Powles of Evanston, Ill.; a daughter, Jullian Justine Powles of New Port Richie, Fla.; and three grandchildren.
Lura W. Stinson
Lura W. Stinson, 65, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 18, 2009 in Holly Springs. She was born in Marshall County June 24, 1944. She was a member of Mt. Teamer CME Church and worked as a CNA for a period of time.
Services were held at 12 noon on Sept. 26 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Mt. Teamer CME Church Cemetery in Holly Springs. Rev. Gifton Jones officiated.
She leaves three sons, Lawrence E. Stinson, Anthony Stinson, Orlando Stinson, all of Holly Springs; two daughters, Vera Mae Stinson of Holly Springs, Rosita Poe of Lake Center, six brothers, David Walton, James Walton, both of Chicago, Ill., Frank Walton of Hudsonville, Luther Walton of Lake Center, Percy Walton of Victoria, Poger Walton of Lake Center; five sisters, Marble McNeil of Lake Center, Betty Turnage of Holly Springs, Lillian Wagner of St. Louis, Mo., Oprah Walton of Aurora, Ill., Mozetta Walton of Holly Springs; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Annie Crane; a brother, Eugene Walton; a sister, Remella Glover Pegues and two grandchildren, Lamont Stinson, DeAnna N. Stinson.
Pallbearers were Jamie Walton, Willie E. McNeil, Carlos Stinson, Keith Stinson, Kevin Walton and Ivan McNeil. Honorary pallbearers were LeLoyd Turnage, Sylvester Turnage, Charles Walton, Gholson Glover Jr., Jerry Walton and Charles Glover.
Tommy Seal Walker
Tommy Seal Walker, 54, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 21, 2009 in Oxford.
Services were held at 3:45 p.m. on Sept. 26 at Rodgers Funeral Home Chapel in Coldwater. Burial was in Smith Grove Church Cemetery.
He leaves his mother, Ethel Walker of Holly Springs; seven sisters, Elnora Smith of Chicago, Ill., Ethel Collins, Regina Waller, Felicia Walker, Willie Mae Peel, Mary Hollowell, all of Holly Springs, Maxine Jiles of Victorville, Calif.; four brothers, Ira Walker of Byhalia, Johnny Walker, James Walker, Robert Walker, all of Holly Springs.
George Louis Woodson
George Louis Woodson, 68, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 21, 2009 at Baptist Hospital-Desoto in Southaven. He was a church trustee, a member of the financial committee, grounds committee, the oldest male member of the church and a member of the Masonic Lodge Waterford #450. He was a self-employed business owner.
Services were held at 1:30 p.m. on Sept. 26 at Finley Grove MB Church, where he was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. James Green officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves three daughters, Shirley Woodson, Mattie Woodson, Josephine Bownes-Stewart, all of Holly Springs; two sons, Robert L. Woodson of Tucson, Az., Roger Woodson of Holly Springs; a sister, Catherine Freeman of St. Louis, Mo.; nine grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Stanley Woodson, Royce Jeffries, Ricky Jeffries, Oscar Holloway, Keith Wright and Timothy Oliver. Honorary pallbearers were Henry Freeman, Manuel Stewart, Edward L. Garrison, Robert Woodson, Roger Woodson and Albert Lay.
Fred Wright Sr.
Fred Wright Sr., 82, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 17, 2009 at his home. He was born in Holly Springs and lived in Chicago, Ill. for over 20 years. He was a farmer. He professed his faith at Hudsonville MB Church.
Services were held at 10 a.m. on Sept. 26 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel.
He leaves three sons, Theodore Wright of Memphis, Tenn., Fred Wright Jr. of Holly Springs, Derrick Wright of Glen, Carbon, Ill; four daughters, Lillian Bennett of Plantation, Fla., Lutisha Horton of Nashville, Tenn., Brenda Wright of Memphis, Tenn., and Candy Randolph of Boca Raton, Fla.; two sisters, Lovella Burnette of Memphis, Tenn., Luvenia Gordon of Holly Springs; 18 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by two brothers, Roscoe Wright Jr., Isaac Wright and a grandson, Daniel Kassam.
Janice Irene Zackrison
Janice Irene Zackrison, 72, died Sept. 24, 2009. She was born May 8, 1937 in Seattle, Wash., and graduated with a fine arts degree from Seattle Pacific University in 1974. After numerous positions as a graphic artist, she retired in 1994. She faithfully attended Germantown Church of Christ.
Graveside services were held Sept. 28 at the Chapman Church of Christ Cemetery. Memphis Funeral Home Poplar was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her daughters, Cheryl Chapman, Cynthia Pritchett, Susan Brown; a brother, Richard Almy, three grandchildren and her ex-husband of 29 years, Herbert Zackrison.
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Debunking Adoption Myths
- Friday, January 21, 2011
Although the adoption process might not be as quick as you would like, be assured that God will lead you to just the right child in just the right time.
Words of Wisdom: "The one who calls you is faithful and he will do it." - 1 Thessalonians 5:24
Myth #2: You Might Lose Your Money and Your Hearts
Adoption is a costly process, and all or a portion of the money is usually non-refundable -- even if an adoption is not completed. If that thought frightens you enough that you want to stop reading right now, please be patient. Losing money in an adoption attempt is a possibility, but a relatively slim one. For every adoption that goes awry, there are thousands of other adoptions completed every year. Trust that God will lead you in the right direction if you plan to adopt, do your homework and use reputable agencies and attorneys.
Of course, some adopting parents have invested more money than they anticipated. Costs vary greatly among the types of adoption available.
U.S. domestic adoption laws lean in favor of the birthmother so that she is not coerced to give up her child. Adoptive parents pay her and the baby's medical expenses (usually covered at least in part by their own health insurance policy), as well as any agency, attorney, and filing and court fees. In most cases, they pay her living expenses -- if they are paired with a birthmother during her pregnancy. So the cost of domestic adoption varies widely. Before the birth and for a short amount of time afterward (which varies by state), birthmothers have the option of changing their minds and keeping their babies; however, most do not. Before you contract with an agency or attorney, make sure that you know what happens to your money if the adoption falls through. In a case where the birthmother does keep the baby, the agency and attorney fees paid to that point are usually applied to the next attempt to contract with a willing birthmother, but make sure you have that in writing in your initial contract.
International adoption costs should be explained up-front and should not vary much, with the exception of travel expenses. The financial risk with international adoption is that a government can close its doors to international adoption unexpectedly, as more than one thousand families discovered when Romania banned international adoptions in 2001. In this case, most agencies would then apply fees toward adoption from another country; but make sure you thoroughly investigate the policies of any agency you consider before signing on the dotted line, and be sure your contract covers what happens to the fees if for some reason the adoption can't take place. (Adopting parents would incur additional expenses, if the new country's fees are higher.)
Foster-care adopters have little up-front, out-of-pocket expense. The costs they might incur include, other than a successful home study, any costs associated with becoming licensed foster parents in their state and other smaller fees. Costs for foster adoptions sometimes come in later, such as in the case where the child has ongoing special needs medically or psychologically that subsidies do not fully cover.
As far as losing your heart, no child and no adoption comes with guarantees. If a birthmother decides to raise her child herself or if an international or foster-care adoption falls through, the heartache will come. But those who have experienced it know that God sees every one of their tears and does not waste their pain. Psalms 30:5 states, "Weeping may go on all night, but joy comes with the morning." (NLT). Only by experiencing trials does anyone have a testimony to share with others and the empathy to feel others' pain.
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Never said that just said he saw what I saw. I put no faith in +- unless you believe Sarich is a better defenseman than Jbo as he has a +-. He also wasn't put in the same oppurtunites I saw abour 7 or 8 heat games this year and every game Byron was the best all around player. Also Byron had a ppg of .54 on the heat while Nemisz had ppg of .56 really he isn't drastically behind at all. He has also produced better in the Nhl than Nemisz and clearly Feaster believes he is the better player as he has been called up for more games than Nemisz.
Byron is a year older, and is much smaller.
Those are the two biggest factor's as to why I believe Nemo is the better prospect. Nemisz has also statistically continued to progress at the AHL level while Byron kind of fell of the wagon last year production wise.
Also defensively I think Nemisz is better from the games I have seen, which again is probably due to his size and strength.
I would not be surprised to see both these players get off to a red hot start in Abbotsford and get NHL time before the 2nd half of the season.
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Date: May 14, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
The Longboat Key Town Commission approved modifications to water utility account charges and penalties at its Monday, May 4 regular meeting that affect all water account users.
Changes were made, in part, because the town has seen an increase in the number of delinquent utility accounts. The changes also allow the town manager to develop payment plans for customers who are behind on their bills and have cases of extreme financial hardship.
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Winona Ryder on Mel Gibson Rants, Anti-Semitic & Homophobic Ways: Yup, Same Old Mel!by Free Britney at . Comments
Many people were surprised by the Mel Gibson tapes - profanity-laced, racially and sexually derogatory tirades recorded by his ex-girlfriend - earlier this year.
Winona Ryder is not one of those people.
The 39-year-old actress reveals to GQ that Mel made similarly offensive (if not quite as heated) remarks about gays and Jews to her many years ago.
Recent revelations about Mel are very familiar to Winona.
"Fifteen years ago, I was at one of those big Hollywood parties. And he was really drunk," Ryder tells the magazine. "I was with my friend, who's gay."
"[Gibson] made a really horrible gay joke."
The Black Swan star says that wasn't even all: "Somehow it came up that I was Jewish ... He said something about 'oven dodgers,' but I didn't get it at first. I'd never heard that before. It was just this weird, weird moment."Ryder says this introduced her to Gibson's dark side, captured in his infamous outbursts to Oksana Grigorieva, with whom he is battling for custody.
She says that when the story of the tapes first leaked, it didn't shock her: "I was like, 'He's anti-Semitic and he's homophobic.' No one believed me!"
Gibson has been accused of homophobia before this, too – he made derogatory comments in an early-'90s interview with Spanish newspaper El País.
He made anti-Semitic remarks after his epic DUI arrest in 2006 blaming Jews for all the world's problems. He also called a female cop "sugar t!ts."
Criminal or not ... guy needs SERIOUS help.
Oh for Pete's sake; I don't believe a thing this woman says. She accused Paltrow of stealing the lead in Shakespeare in Love; she was caught shoplifting just over a year ago again, and caught lying about some sequel she went bragging about to the media. She may be talented, but she is one kook!
Wow she's 39!? She loks like she hasn't even hit 30 yet! She's still so beautiful! @debbk: are you seriously comparing a shoplifting charge to everything mel gibson has said & done? Your crazy.
Long live Mel Gibson!!! You are my personal hero!
Um y dont u think he did? Cause A. To many people r occusing him of the same bs. And did ne one hear that tape? Ummm yep no doubts here he is what is claimed.
i think winona is looking for some attention. i doubt that mel said those things to her. she is a no one in hollywood. she wants everyone to forget about her drugs and stealing. she figures she can put the heat back on mel and let everyone feel sorry for her. sorry winona you had your chance and you blow it. you had lots of money but you figured you didnt have to pay for the stuff you stoled. no thats said and unfair.


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Damn, another pregnant girl get fucked hard. I don't know why it is so popular. I think it is not right but the girls is really nice...fuck I am confused.
this is the hottest action ever, fucking love watching this hottie get fucked, makes me get so turned on
Oh my fucking god I can't believe it! That fucking bitch is my ex, I kid you not. She's not only pregnant but shes fucking in porn videos now?
She is pregnant, but that is okay. This dude whoops his huge black cock out and sticks it in her pussy. Hope the babe will be fine born.
You know that pregnant girls are the horniest in the world, don't you? That's why he's fucking her!
sweer preggo fuck! the guy is such a perv, keeps staring at her belly while he talks to her, pregnant turns him on lol
How can that asshole fuck that beautiful babe when she is pregnant? But she loves it! Poor one she must have been seduced.


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HIGHLAND | If we take Kevin McCune at his word, then he must be one heck of a baseball player.
The Munster 13-year-old has more than proven he's an excellent bowler, as one may expect considering his pedigree.
In Saturday Junior Prep League action at Plaza Lanes in Highland, McCune rolled the first perfect (300) game in the house for the winding down fall-winter season. He rolled it during the first week.
"It was my first one," said McCune, who soon after rolled another perfect game in practice, and more recently hit 300 again in Junior Prep play.
"I wasn't really nervous or anything like that," said McCune, whose previous high game was a 279. "I've rolled 11 strikes in a row before ... sometimes over two games.
"I knew it was only a matter of time."
The feat was ahead of schedule when compared to his father, Eugene McCune, who bowled his first perfect game when he was 16 years old before becoming a PBA touring professional.
Eugene's father and Kevin's grandfather, Don McCune, is a PBA Hall of Famer.
"(A PBA career is) definitely there for him as he's already better than most adults," Eugene said of Kevin, who has a 217 league average. Eugene's current PBA average, though hardly comparable when considering the challenging conditions on the tour, is slightly above 220.
"Right now, though, we're focusing more on baseball," Eugene said.
"I'm better in baseball than I am in bowling," Kevin said. "Though it's nice to know (bowling) is something I can fall back on."
Kevin is a right-hander, and likens his style more to his grandfather, who lives in Las Vegas, than his father, who probably could have been an ace fast-pitch softball pitcher to those who have witnessed the velocity he puts on his strike and spare balls
Don won eight PBA titles during his career; Eugene has won three, the first of which came in 2002 when he bested all-time great Walter Ray Williams Jr. in the championship match of the Banquet Classic in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Kevin says that both have helped him improve his game.
"But I don't get to see my grandfather that much with him living so far away," Kevin said. "Another person who has really helped me is my mom (Christine). She's a great bowler, too."


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Vitamin D AlertMarch 31, 2011 – 11:06 am
Research is showing that the RDA for Vitamin D, currently 400 IU, is NOT ENOUGH to slash cancer risks. The RDA (Recommended Dietary Allowance) represents the minimum amount needed to prevent rickets in most of the population. It is NOT the amount necessary to maintain blood levels of vitamin D3 high enough to halve your risk of breast and colon cancer, as well as your risk of multiple sclerosis and type 1 diabetes.
Your blood vitamin D3 level should be between 50 and 90 ng/ml to reduce disease risk. Have your levels checked to make sure they are within this range. Your daily intake should be in the range of 4000 – 8000 IU in order to maintain these levels, according to the latest anticancer research:
"We found that daily intakes of vitamin D by adults in the range of 4000-8000 IU are needed to maintain blood levels of vitamin D metabolites in the range needed to reduce by about half the risk of several diseases – breast cancer, colon cancer, multiple sclerosis, and type 1 diabetes," said Cedric Garland, DrPH, professor of family and preventive medicine at UC San Diego Moores Cancer Center. "I was surprised to find that the intakes required to maintain vitamin D status for disease prevention were so high – much higher than the minimal intake of vitamin D of 400 IU/day that was needed to defeat rickets in the 20th century."
Again, I cannot stress enough how important adequate Vitamin D is for cancer prevention. According to the Vitamin D council, "Vitamin D inhibits inappropriate cell division and metastasis, reduces blood vessel formation around tumors, and regulates proteins that affect tumor growth. It also enhances anti-cancer actions of immune system chemicals and chemotherapy drugs."
Folks, Vitamin D is indispensable to your health. For more info about how to get sufficient Vitamin D, check out the Vitamin D council. If you can't get daily sunlight, supplement with Vitamin D3.


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Amazing Art on Japanese Manhole Covers
In Japan, there are many cities and towns that place visually stunning works of art right underneath pedestrians' feet. There are almost 6,000 of these covers around the country, turning unattractive necessities into eye candy. Photographer S. Morita has documented hundreds of these covers over the years which are available on Morita's Flickr page.
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Incredible Beach Art
San Francisco native artist, Andres Amado, uses the beach as his canvas. Instead of a brush, he uses a rake to create his amazing designs in the sand. Andres creates artworks that are larger than 100,000 square feet. He spends countless hours on his pieces even though he knows that the tide will soon wash it away.
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Night Kitchen
A kitchen in Finland appears charged with energy—actually lines of LED light scribbled by the photographer during a 24-minute exposure. The figure on the floor moved away after a short time, leaving only her electric outline.
photo by Janne Parviainen
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The Magical Harbin Ice Festival, China
A massive and incredibly beautiful snow sculpture at the annual Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival in China. The festival officially starts in January and lasts for a month but the exhibits open early, weather permitting. China also has great skiing, of which the West knows little. People attending the festival usually ski a couple of days while attending the festival. A great new winter get-a-way in the far East.
Amazing Surreal Body Art Illusions
These incredible body paintings are almost more performance art than body art. The models bodies are transformed into beautiful creatures. These body art illusions are created by 25-year-old German artist Gesine Marwedel. The young artist uses the human body as her canvas despite that it is a difficult medium to paint and work with - its living. Her canvas breathes, sweats and moves. Her paint brush turns models into amazingly alive swans or dolphins, making it hard to believe it's all painted onto real people. Marwedel admits that she loves how body painting helps people to rediscover their beauty. (via Beautiful Life)
Incredible 3D Optical Illusion Pencil Drawings
Ramon Bruin, a self-taught artist from the Netherlands has created a new set of incredibly realistic 3D pencil drawings.
In this highly talented man's hands, a sheet of white paper and a regular pencil become powerful tools used to play tricks on our eyes. It's amazing how various animals and insects come to life through Bruin's optical illusions. Bruin makes use of anamorphic perspective, which creates the illusion that his images look life-like and 3D – from a certain angle.
The 31-year-old freelancer, who graduated as a professional all-round airbrush artist from the Airbrush Academie, also runs an online art shop where his fans can buy his limited edition prints.
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Hello fellow Edugeekers :)
We are looking to purchase 3 netbooks for our primary school (for out of class learning/mentoring) and wondered if anyone could recommend something REALLY good but not too expensive?
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Hello fellow Edugeekers :)
We are looking to purchase 3 netbooks for our primary school (for out of class learning/mentoring) and wondered if anyone could recommend something REALLY good but not too expensive?
We're using Samsung N130 and so far we haven't had any problems but we've only had them 5 weeks. Time will tell!
We did have Asus eee pc but the keyboards were too small for secondary students but they would be great for primary school. They're quite robust and coped with being dropped!
I'd go (and have!) with Samsung. The N140 is the latest model I think - very similar to the N130 and NC10. Brilliant little machines and super long battery life.
Like anything in computers, no such thing as the 'best'. All depends what your main factors / requirements are.
You will always have issues / problems with batteries, damaged keyboard / screen (lid closed with pen left on keyboard etc), not as fast as a desktop pc etc.
You could look at the Dell Latitude 2100. Spec wise it may not be the 'best' but is designed to be sturdier than a standard netbook.
Maybe, if you could advise us of what main factors the netbook must have, and more importantly your budget we could help narrow down your choices.
With an amazing up to 12 hours* of battery life, the SAMSUNG N220 was designed to be there for you all day long. N220 - N-Series - Netbooks - Notebook Computers | SAMSUNG
all there netbooks seem to have the same spec, not much to pick between any of them
I use the Toshiba's NB200. Apart from our wireless being pants, the kids like them!
Only problem is they're home, but you could image them depending on your license restrictions and requirements.
I also have a couple of the HP Mini 2141 (not sure what the current model is) and they run really nicely.
As a personal preference, the HP's have the better keyboard as it feels more natural to type on, so better for transition between desktop / laptop / netbook work.
I just ordered a batch of 30 toshiba nb200's, they threw in xp pro pre-installed with our site license for free too, which saves a lot of hassle! Got a great price if you want my suppliers details.
Samsung NXXX, I have one and love it!
We've used a lot of acer aspire one's here, and have been really impressed with them. The latest ones the 751 has a 5 to 7 hour battery life, full size keyboard and 11" screen, and was coming in at around £211 with xp home.
We've got 4 Dell Latitude L2100's at the school..
they are very sturdy.. an suprisingly brisk.
an also rubberised so no scratches.. Woohoo
Thanks for all your responses guys n gals!
Had a look, checked out some reviews etc... and we're going to go for (fanfare) the Samsung N140!
Reason: Battery life, design, brand and price.
Thanks again peeps!
Are you going to have them stand-alone or put XP (or whatever) on them and put them on your network?
They're going on the network...i've decided to get them with Windows 7 so i'm looking forward to seeing how they perform! Hope they manage...


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by Timothy Chilman
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During the Cold War, rumors emanated from behind the Iron Curtain to the effect that the Soviets were attempting to spy using paranormal abilities, and 40 institutes were involved. Soviet success was a "low probability/high impact" event. Information was sketchy and based largely on rumor from sources that were second-hand or worse, some of which were reliable and some not. The U.S. military wished to ensure they were not left behind in this respect.
The result was the Stargate Project, which ran from the 1970s to 1995 – officially. It built upon earlier research by the American Society for Psychical Research, the Stanford Research Insitute, and other, similar organizations.
In the 1960s, American scientists had discovered that focusing negative thoughts on mold inhibited its growth – perhaps gypsies' curses worked. In one study, 151 of 194 mold samples showed inhibited growth when concentrated upon in this manner. The food poisoning bug, E.coli, was also shown to be susceptible.
The Stargate Project is not to be confused with the Jedi Project, where U.S. soldiers attempted to kill animals using their minds, which is formally known as Direct Mental Interaction with Living Systems. The Jedi Project was the subject of the film, The Men Who Stare at Goats, which starred George Clooney and Ewan Macgregor. At first, dogs were used for experiments, but soldiers could not bring themselves to attempt to kill them. Less-appealing animals such as goats and pigs were later used. A young Uri Geller was asked to kill a pig, but was a vegetarian who respected life. One soldier, special forces Sergeant Glenn Wheaton, said another soldier was able to kill goats, and that Wheaton saw him do it.
SRI International, formerly the Stanford Research Institute, split from Stanford to become an independent, not-for-profit organization. According to Jim Marrs' book, Psi Spies, the interest of one employee, Dr. Harold Puthoff, was aroused in the 1970s after he read a book about Soviet psychic experiments, Psychic Discoveries behind the Iron Curtain. He began to investigate psychic phenomena for his employer. One of the psychics used in the SRI experiments, Ingo Swann, was believed to have genuine psychic abilities. Swann is credited with coining the term, "remote viewing," to describe a structured approach to what would otherwise be known as clairvoyance.
Someone at the CIA had also read that book, and so the CIA made contact with SRI in 1972 regarding the matter. So began Project Scangate, which was later known as Grill Flame, Sun Streak, and eventually Stargate, and was based at Fort Meade in Maryland. The first man chosen for the project was army intelligence officer, Joe McMoneagle. In an interview, he said, "If someone would have told me we think you are psychic and we want you in this program, I would have told them, 'What, are out of your gourd?'" McMoneagle and a group of other men had been gathered and asked of paranormal subjects. McMoneagle believed the Army should investigate the paranormal, which answer must have pleased those who interviewed him as he was soon subjected to psychic testing, for which he showed great aptitude.
The project has been reported to have included up to 22 remote viewers at its peak. McMoneagle came to see the project as worthwhile: "We proved to be quite useful 'spies'." McMoneagle said the project was highly successful. It was instructed by almost every intelligence agency to obtain information concerning enemy bases, terrorists, missing fighter bombers, hostages in Lebanon, Iraqi targets in Gulf War I, Soviet energy weapons, the bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie in Scotland, narco-trafficking off the coast of the United States, KGB moles in the CIA, foreign testing of weapons of mass destruction, and a kidnapped general. The project is also known to have tried to locate Colonel Quaddafi and locate a missing airplane in Africa. Per McMoneagle, the tasks assigned were often cold cases more than a year old and all other means of intelligence collection had failed, but Project Stargate provided new information within hours that was accurate 22 percent of the time.
McMoneagle said the project took an interest in UFOs, and he had remote viewed ETs himself. His experiences found their way into various of his books telling of his time as a psychic spy. Swann was another who wrote of remote viewing extra-terrestrials in his autobiography, Penetration: The Question of Extra-terrestrial and Human Telepathy. Swann claimed to have remote viewed alien bases on the far side of the moon.
When remote viewing was attempted, the results were not revealed to the viewer, as it was feared the person's confidence would be damaged if they knew they had been incorrect. Feedback of any kind was rare, and all observations were generally secret, despite feedback improving performance.
Shielding a target made no difference to the quality of remote viewing. Testing was conducted using a beacon and viewer. The beacon went to a remote location or examined a photograph or other object, while the remote viewer attempted to describe what was observed. Mostly, the beacons were looking at photographs in National Geographic. A single judge compared the viewer's report to what was observed and judged whether the venture had been successful. The use of a single judge was perhaps unwise. Results were better when the remote viewer described a target instead of selecting one from a list. It was doubted whether a person needed to act as a beacon.
The project scored some misses. Swann and Harold Sherman claimed to have remote-viewed the planets Mercury and Jupiter, and Russel Targ and Puthoff said their remote viewing was vindicated by the findings of the Mariner 10 and Pioneer 10 spacecraft. Isaac Asimov found that 46 percent of the men's claims were wrong. James Randi said that only one in 65 of the pair's findings was a fact that was not obvious or obtainable from reference books. Swann had claimed to have perceived a 30,000 ft range of mountains on Jupiter, when no such thing exists. Swann later suggested that he had been viewing another planet.
The project, however, certainly achieved some success, which was detailed in McMoneagle's book, the Ultimate Time Machine, and Paul H. Smith's work, Reading the Enemy's Mind: Inside Star Gate America's Psychic Espionage Program.
In January 1980, McMoneagle predicted the launch date of a newly-constructed Typhoon class submarine four months in advance. Satellite photographs provided confirmation. Smith said that this was not the only occasion where McMoneagle made predictions months ahead of events.
Keith Harary of the Stargate Project predicted the release of hostage Richard Queen, who had been seized at the U.S. embassy in Tehran. The prediction was made three weeks in advance, and correctly described the medical problem which occasioned the release. Harary had said, "He seems to be suffering from nausea. One side of his body seems damaged or hurt." Queen suffered from multiple sclerosis and other conditions which affected one side of his body. The episode was not mentioned in The Mind Race: Understanding and Using Psychic Abilities, the book Harary wrote with Russell Targ. Smith said that the hostage became enraged when told of the U.S. government's advanced warning, as he believed the information could only have been obtained if the CIA had an agent who mixed with the hostages.
Paul H. Smith believed that he had predicted the attack on the USS Stark on May 17, 1987. He said he had been correct regarding the motive, location, and method of the attack. The session had produced a 30-page document which included sketches of the ship and other diagrams.
One serial criminal who was apprehended had been described by Stargate remote viewers. He was jailed. Twenty years later, the subject supplied information that verified the remote viewer's statements almost exactly. Reference was made to the case in the film, Suspect Zero.
According to McMoneagle, remote viewing of UFOs was not requested by government agencies. He did, however, recall viewing an object at an eastern bloc base. The object was saucer-shaped and flew at 4,000 miles per hour at 13,000 feet. It made a sharp 90 degree turn. He later discovered that the Air Force had obtained pictures of an unidentified flying object traveling at 3,900 miles per hour at 11,000 feet which had made a sharp turn to the right.
Pat Price was a remote viewer who had been a police officer serving in Burbank, Calif. He believed there were four underground alien bases on Earth, and offered his reports of these locations to Puthoff. His most well-known remote viewing success occurred when he was asked to remote view a highly secret Soviet military base in Semipalatinsk in Siberia, a very remote area. Price described a succession of non-existent features, including men in space suits. Price did not see oil derricks. He said they had been disassembled, however satellite photographs disproved this. He did, however, observe a 150-foot tall mobile gantry crane which ran on tracks over an underground building, a feature that was present and very rare. He made a number of detailed sketches. Targ said, "This trial was such a stunning success that we were forced to undergo a formal Congressional investigation to determine if there had been a breach in National Security. Of course, none was ever found, and we were supported by the government for another fifteen years."
Paul H. Smith was the principal author of a remote viewing manual. Articles he wrote about remote viewing have since appeared in UFO Magazine while his articles about remote viewing and dowsing have appeared in The American Dowser. His book, Reading the Enemy's Mind: Inside Star Gate: America's Psychic Espionage Program, was the book bonus feature for the March 2006 Reader's Digest.
McMoneagle was asked to remote view the Cydonia region of Mars. He gained the impression of an advanced civilization which had experienced a catastrophe millions of years ago. His drawings matched features on the Martian surface.
In 1995, the CIA called upon the American Institutes for Research (AIR) to evaluate the Stargate Project. For the sake of balance, one study was conducted by a believer and another by a skeptic. Both were familiar with research in the field. Jessica Utts, a professor of statistics at the University of California, said, "It is clear to this author that anomalous cognition is possible and has been demonstrated. This conclusion is not based on belief, but rather on commonly accepted scientific criteria." She found that gifted subjects scored between five and 15 percent greater than chance, which Utts said was "far beyond what is expected by chance," although there was much irrelevant information and successes were vague.
Utts speculated that the five regular senses detected change, and that perhaps the same could by accomplished psychically: targets containing a large degree of change, for instance variations of color, were more successfully identified by remote viewers than were other targets. Utts said that psychic abilities were inborn, and could not be produced by training. Only one percent of people were skilled at remote viewing. Utts said it would be better to study why psychic ability exists than to study whether it existed. Utts had co-authored papers with physicist Edwin May, who replaced Puthoff as the head of the Stargate Project in 1985, and so was not disinterested.
In the other study, Ray Hyman of the University of Oregon acknowledged that the test results were greater than chance and there were no glaring flaws in the testing technique, but added that Utts' conclusion that ESP was real was "premature and that present findings have yet to be independently replicated."
One success described in the AIR report concerned two remote viewers who viewed a secret, underground installation in West Virginia. This is believed to have been the notorious Mount Weather installation, the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Western Virginia Office of Controlled Conflict Operations, which is said to house a complete duplicate of the Federal government for use in the event of a national catastrophe. One remote viewer named personnel and codewords connected to the base, which prompted a full investigation into a possible leak. Hyman suggested that the remote viewers happened to already know of the base, which does not explain how some of their findings were secret. Another task was the remote viewing of North Korea, where railway tunnels were observed, and information was obtained which was not known to the U.S. government. Six remote viewers were judged to perform significantly better than the others.
After the Iran/Contra affair, there was greater scrutiny of "hip pocket" operations that could prove embarrassing to U.S. intelligence agencies. The $20 million dollar project was canceled because although a statistically significant effect was observed, it was unclear that remote viewing had been demonstrated and what had been achieved was vague and of limited applicability. The CIA took the ESP out of espionage.
Scientists do not believe in extra-sensory perception. A survey of members of the National Academy of Science in 1992 found that 77 percent did not believe in psychic phenomena. The public, on the other hand, definitely does. In a poll by Gallup in 2005, 75 percent of Americans said that they believed in paranormal phenomena, with 41 percent believing in ESP.
Mere funding of research into psychic spying does not entail that it must have been valid. The U.S. government has funded many projects that have never been proven effective, with two of the better-known examples being abstinence-only sex education and the Star Wars program. The actions of the Stargate Project, the Jedi Project and others, however, suggest that psychic spying works, although given the length of time for which Osama bin Laden evaded justice, some work evidently still needs to be done.
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Penman, Danny. "The Real Story of the Men Who Stare at Goats." News Monster. n.d. 18 June 2012. <http://www.newsmonster.co.uk/paranormal-unexplained/the-real-story-of-the-men-who-stare-at-goats.html.>
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Smith, Paul H. "Reading the Enemy's Mind: Inside Star Gate, America's Psychic Espionage Program." New York: Forge, 2005. Print.


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Home » News » Crime
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Joseph L. Wilcox, 51, of Sutton, was charged with attempted aggravated assault. His bail was set at $25,000 cash. He faces arraignment Monday morning.
Jeffrey B. Wigsten, 47, of Henniker, was arrested and charged with simple assault. He was bailed on $2,500 cash and has a March 5 court date.
Wigsten allegedly assaulted Wilcox in the parking lot of the Gin Gin Restaurant off Maple Street, leading Wilcox to pull out a handgun and discharge it towards Wigsten, authorities said.
A police officer parked nearby heard the sound of gunfire and saw witnesses yelling for someone to call police about a man with a gun around 12:15 a.m. The officer found Wilcox kneeling down with a handgun lying to his side, police said. In the distance stood Wigsten, who was standing behind a car for cover, according to police.
The Henniker Police Department are asking anybody with information to call the department at 428-3213 or the Concord Regional Crimeline at 226-3100.
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cahill-doucet. I cannot stop laughing.
Owls confirmed to be the creepiest birds ever. LOOK AT THE FUCKING THINGS. If you fail to notice the one on the left fucking SWALLOWING a rat, then you have the dude singing some satanic chant or something next to him, and then you have those two other fucking psychos synchronized to make you feel creeped the fuck out with their soulless dance of FUCKING DOOM.
I really am tempted to reblog this every time it's on my dash. That description is one of the best things on the internet.
Yeahhhh, I want this on my blog again.
cahill-doucet. This is who I was talking about. :-)
The NBA announced last week that 100% of the proceeds from Jason Collins jersey sales will benefit the Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) and the Matthew Shepard Foundation. They've pledged that the donation amount will total at least $100,000.
The NBA will also auction off his signed jerseys to raise money for the same causes.
Since he signed with the Nets on Feb. 23 and was added to the roster, Collins' jersey has been the top-seller at NBAStore.com, the league said.
Collins wears No. 98 to honor the memory of Shepard, a college student who was killed in an anti-gay hate crime in 1998. Collins met with Shepard's parents following Thursday's game at Denver.
"I'm thrilled to work with the league to support two fantastic organizations, both of which work tirelessly to ensure LGBT youth get the resources and assistance they need to be successful in life," Collins said in a statement.
This is the actual best thing. To buy yours — AKA make a large donation to these organizations and get a "free" jersey out of it — click here. (Full disclosure - I work at one of these organizations, but this would be totally cool even if I didn't!)
This is my life.
The Salvation Army has a history of active discrimination against gays and lesbians. While you might think you're helping the hungry and homeless by dropping a few dollars in the bright red buckets, not everyone can share in the donations. Many LGBT people are rejected by the evangelical church charity because they're "sexually impure."
The church claims it holds "a positive view of human sexuality," but then clarifies that "sexual intimacy is understood as a gift of God to be enjoyed within the context of heterosexual marriage." The Salvation Army doesn't believe that gays and lesbians should ever know the intimacy of any loving relationship, instead teaching that "Christians whose sexual orientation is primarily or exclusively same-sex are called upon to embrace celibacy as a way of life."
I've seen the discrimination the Salvation Army preaches first hand. When a former boyfriend and I were homeless, the Salvation Army insisted we break up before they'd offer assistance. We slept on the street instead and declined to break up as they demanded.
Why You Shouldn't Donate to the Salvation Army Bell Ringers | Bil Browning via The Bilerico Project
It's Salvation Army bell-ringing season again, so here's your friendly reminder NOT to drop your dollars in their red buckets this year. Check The Week and Chicago Pride for information about the charity's history of anti-gay behavior, including its most recent offenses. The Bilerico Project has suggestions for organizations you can give to instead, or you can track down a local secular charity in your area.(via gaywrites)
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Christmas Countdown
Genres: [Entertainment | Lifestyle]
Developer: Jack McLean
✿ Release Date: Nov 08, 2008
✿ Version: 5.0.1
✿ Size: 3.18 MB
Developer: Jack McLean
✿ Release Date: Nov 08, 2008
✿ Version: 5.0.1
✿ Size: 3.18 MB
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There are Multiple Time Modes including counting down the number of total weeks, nights, hours, minutes or even total seconds until Christmas
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Listen to a Christmas jingle whilst watching the time creep closer to Christmas.
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Aug 18(5★) A Great App
A great App It tells you how long until Christmas by seconds, minutes, hours, days, and weeks. Definitely download.
Mar 17(4★) Pretty cool
I am writing this in march and I still find myself psyched for the holidays, makes you feel warm inside knowing there is only a
little more than 200 days til christmas. Wish bird would move or sing
Dec 27, 2013(5★) Awesome
Everything I could have wanted and more. It is perfect
Dec 23, 2013(5★) Send help.
Sitting here. Watching. Waiting.
Dec 16, 2013(5★) Awsome
This app is amzing you should really get it
Dec 15, 2013(5★) Great
I loved how it has different sections for how many minutes hours and days also the music was a great touch.
(5★) Cute
Makes me feel cheerful to watch hours count down
Dec 14, 2013(5★) First!
Keep making this app even more and more epic. 5 stars.
Dec 13, 2013(4★) Ok
The should make you play a Christmas themed game to make it fun.
Dec 11, 2013(5★) Awsome
This app is really cool. Every year I make my own Christmas count down, and it was hard! Now I can just use my I.pod touch! It is
Dec 10, 2013(4★) Songs
I think the songs should be playing every time you open the app but there also can be a pause button. Love this app. I would rate
it 5 if it just had that one little change. Thank you so much:)
Nov 20, 2013(5★) OMG
I love this app it gets me more and more and more excited for Christmas and it makes it goes by faster when u look at the seconds
till Christmas u need this app I love it
Nov 13, 2013(5★) Great app!
This is a great Christmas app! You get to have it in days, weeks, hours, minutes,seconds, and all of them!I use this every day
because I love Christmas.
Oct 04, 2013(5★) Nice to Have
This is a good app that does what it is supposed to do. It gives u the time until Christmas in weeks, hours, minutes, and seconds.
I check this app and it is getting closer and closer until Christmas!
Sep 21, 2013(5★) L.O.V.E
I LOVE this! My kids love it because they get to count down & listen to the christmas song that it plays.
Dec 25, 2012(4★) Love this app
Only one problem, it says Happy Christmas instead of Merry Christmas that is my only complaint! MERRY CHRISTMAS to you by the way!
(4★) App
Alright, timers other than the one on startup are off by a lot , -22 hours until Christmas :/ .ok.
Dec 24, 2012(5★) great!
to everyone complaining, get the update! they changed the countdown from Christmas Eve to Christmas Day. so calm down! I love this
Dec 23, 2012(4★) 1 flaw, everything else is perfect.
Everything is working perfectly to count down until 12:00:00 a.m Christmas Day, everything except for the hours. I am in New York,
and it is 1:56 on December 23rd, I wanted to check how many hour it t
(3★) Alright
I bought this app a awhile back and loved to look at the seconds til christmas. But last night i noticed the hours, minutes, and
seconds are counting down to Christmas Eve :(
(3★) The hours are counting down to Christmas Eve
I was using this app and I noticed that the hours are counting down to midnight Christmas Eve
Nov 27, 2012(3★) Wrong
The date is off two days!28 not 26 days till Xmas
Nov 18, 2012(5★) Adds
What inappropriate adds. the most inappropriate add I saw was a state farm add! It digusts me!
Nov 14, 2012(5★) Awesome
This app is really awesome it gives you the EXACT time until Christmas I mean it has how many seconds till Christmas and it has
Christmas songs if you press play on the side !
Dec 24, 2011(5★) Love it!
I absolutely love this app it counts down exactly to 12:00 am on Saturday (which technically turns t
(5★) Christmas countdown is great!
I am so excited and this gets me even more excited. I WANT A 360
Dec 23, 2011(5★) AWESOME!
Christmas is super close and with this great app it just gets me even more excited to see how much t
Dec 22, 2011(5★)
App well done
(5★) Just great!
There are 2 Days, 8 Hours, 31 Minutes and 45 Seconds until Christmas!
(5★) Not
Just what I wanted and plays music, also not
Dec 20, 2011(5★) Oh yeah.
Great app..this is so not
Dec 07, 2011(4★) Luv it but...
Well sat there 20minutes on the seconds as if they would eventually get down to 0 (lol) The only
Dec 06, 2011(5★) Hey...
Needs more song tunes. Lame and inappropriate ads. Other than that, LOvE IT. I adore the Christmas s
(5★) Perfect
This app is perfect for little kids. There is more than enough info, and the decor and music is grea
Dec 05, 2011(5★) Really cool
Awesome but ads are innapropiate for kids. Today is 12/4. Can't wait until Christmas!!!!!
Dec 04, 2011(5★) Cool
Don't know how u were this smart to come up with that
(4★) Mostly good
I agree with lambsweet!! Cuz children will b using this but other than that i LOVE it so does my sis
It's really fun! You can see how many seconds are left! You can see seconds, minutes, days, nights,
Dec 01, 2011(5★) Amazing
It is a sweet app! I CAN'T WAIT 4 X-MAS!!!!!! i totally luv this!!!
Nov 30, 2011(5★) Amazing!
Your people don't know anything. -_- the reason why it is a day ahead is because on Christmas Eve it
(5★) Love it!! <3
I love this app!! It works perfectly and has cool music! I love how it can show how many seconds an
Nov 29, 2011(5★) Plzzzzzz
Download App Trailer and when it says where did u here about this type in lexi123456789..
Nov 28, 2011(5★)
soooo much fun!!! i am obsesed!!!! i luv da music and its free!!!!
(5★) Fun
It works it's perfect I love the music and u know every thing like how many secs to Christmas and st
Nov 26, 2011(5★) I it
(5★) Christmas is soon to come!
This app really does help not only me but all of my friends and family determine when Christmas will
Nov 25, 2011(5★) Christmas is our Joy to the wo
(5★) Da bomb diggity
Omg this rox�
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Winter Wine Dinner @ Robert Mondavi Winery
Join us for our annual Winter Wine Club dinner, including a 5 course wine and food pairing, created by Winery Chef Jeff Mosher. This special year, there will be a live musical performance by acclaimed jazz musician Ed Reed for your listening and dancing pleasure. The evening will be hosted by our winemaker, Genevieve Janssens.
The menu will include:
- Hors d'oeuvres: 2010 Unoaked Chardonnay paired with Gougeres and House-cured Salmon Blini
- Amuse Bouche:2011 Fumè Blanc Reserve paired with Seared Bigeye Tuna
- First Course: 2010 Pinot Noir Reserve paired with Sonoma Duck Confit
- Entree: 2009 and 2001 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve paired with Grilled Beef Ribeye
- Dessert: 2001 Sauvignon Blanc Botrytis paired with Baked Apple Gingerbread
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Saturday, 16 February, 2013
Cost:Members: $125 Non Members: $150
Location: Robert Mondavi Winery
Phone: 707-968-2000
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7801 St. Helena Hwy
Oakville, CA 94562
Oakville, CA 94562
Phone: 707-968-2000
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Event Contact Info:Kirsten Carpenter
Phone: 707-968-2000


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