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On January 31st French Presidential candidate, and Lyndon LaRouche co-thinker Jacques Cheminade, caused an immediate shock wave across France when he announced that he had obtained the 500 signed commitments from elected officials needed to acquire Presidential ballot status. With many of the major Presidential candidates struggling to obtain their own ballot status, everyone wants to know: "How can a 'minor' candidate be succeeding when the 'major' candidates are not?"
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Sigh...I can't wait for my ab poppage! I can see it coming in. Slowly but surely. We are at a 2 pack at the moment! (That's a thing right?!)
How about veins? I know everyone's different. I'm just curious how people experience it. I've notice my veins always come in in a certain order ever time I cut. Is it te same for everyone else?...
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Yeh what hammy said ^^
140g is fine. Especially if you are building muscle and therefor in a caloric surplus (I hope!) protein is less important to an extent in this case. I am usually more stringet...
Lol, I checked the date this thread was posted when I read this ^^
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Anyone taken ephedrine and prosupps Hyde at the same time?
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Gave up trying to sleep around 6AM and decided to just get up and hit the gym.
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New York City youngsters can now play traditional sidewalk games, develop their creativity through the arts, and learn from a wide range of educational, recreational and cultural arts specialists thanks to the Police Athletic League (PAL), which launched its 2008 Summer Program in Brooklyn.
PAL's Summer Play Street Program closes off streets and utilizes other public areas, such as playgrounds and parks, throughout New York City to provide children with safe, supervised places to enjoy outdoor summer activities. Play Streets offer sports, arts and crafts, games, music and dance. Featured activities include Double Dutch jump rope, Hopscotch, Nok Hockey and basketball.
The PAL is operating throughout the five boroughs this summer, including more than 100 Play Streets, 19 Cops & Kids flag football, volleyball, basketball, soccer and softball teams, and day camps. Play Streets are open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and are free to all New York City children.
Brooklyn's playsites include: Bill Brown Park, Bedford Avenue & Avenue X; Fox Playground, East 52nd Street & Avenue H; Nazareth High School, 475 East 57th Street; between Avenue D & Clarendon Road; Canarsie Playground, Seaview Park, Seaview Avenue between East 92nd & East 93rd streets; Marine Park, Fillmore Avenue & Marine Park Parkway; Paerdegat Park, between East 40th & East 41st street and Farragut Road & Foster Avenue; 2021 Bergen Street Park between Boyland Street & Rockaway Boulevard; and Lincoln Terrace Park, Union Street, between Portal & Ralph avenues.
This year, MetLife Foundation and the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation are sponsoring the Play Street Program.
For more, visit www.palnyc.org.
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Community gathers to celebrate farms and country life
August 20, 2014 —
DAMASCUS, PA — Harvest Festival and Farm Appreciation Day, a time to celebrate the joys of rural living, will be held at the Galilee Unity Grange on Saturday, September 13, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. The Harvest Festival is sponsored by the Damascus Area United Methodist Churches, through the outreach ministries of the PEARL Center for rural ministry. PEARL stands for Preserving, Enriching and Appreciating Rural Life. Old time fun and games begin at 11 a.m. A blessing of the animals service will be held at 12 noon. Bring your pets on leashes, in halters, or contained, for a blessing.
Music begins at 1 p.m. A bake sale, food sale, fair trade item sale, and plant sale will be located next to the United Methodist Women of our churches. Farm, quality craft, and rural life vendors will have educational displays, demonstrations, and items for sale. Tractors are welcome. A chicken barbeque meal will be available for pre-purchase and take-out. Call 570/224-4056 to purchase tickets in advance. Everyone is welcome. For more information, call 570/224-4637.


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Hi everyone, This is my first illustration book for my final year in university.
A story about a boy who lose the attention of both of his parents ever since his little brother was born.
It took 2 months to finalize the story and less than a month to working on the illustration.
Not my best illustration yet I'm glad with the result.
The final book will be displayed at the up coming Degree Show at Northumbria University.
it will be opened for public starting from 20th June-2nd July 2013.
There are going to be lots of talented students showing their final project.
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THE WORLD: LIVE AMMO; The Threat of Germ Weapons Is Rising. Fear, Too.
By WILLIAM J. BROAD and JUDITH MILLER
Published: December 27, 1998
AMERICAN troops in the Persian Gulf are vaccinated against deadly germs. So are Federal Bureau of Investigation agents who are probing a growing number of biological incidents. So are some White House officials.
Protections against living weapons are new to the military and security of the United States, and they raise troubling questions.
Is this prudence or paranoia? Should everyone be vaccinated? How real is the threat? Aren't deadly germs nearly impossible for attackers to use without hurting themselves? Isn't this threat just another bogeyman, like so many before?
Germ weapons, though around for centuries, have played no significant role in modern warfare and terrorism. Skeptics point to this history and say that biological strikes of any consequence are unlikely.
But officials in Washington from President Clinton on down are taking the issue very seriously, with thousands of people and billions of dollars in motion to address the germ threat.
''Eventually, this is going to hurt us,'' said Robert M. Blitzer, who recently left the Federal Bureau of Investigation after directing its section on domestic terrorism. ''There's no question in my mind.''
Moreover, a yearlong inquiry by The New York Times revealed trends that suggest the era of germ tranquility may indeed be ending:
* Uprooted weapon scientists from Iraq, Russia and South Africa are hunting for new jobs and spreading germ secrets.
* Radical states with reputations for supporting terror, such as Iran and Libya, are seeking germ weapons.
* Terrorists, including Osama bin Laden, are increasingly interested in pestilential germs. Some boast openly of being able to kill foes with deadly plagues.
Today, officials in Washington stress that they know of no imminent danger, even while acknowledging the limitations of intelligence. Most agree that the threat, while low, is growing.
The defenses that Washington is quietly erecting, officials say, are akin to the insurance that homeowners take out against floods and earthquakes. The odds may be small, this argument goes, but precautions are warranted since conditions are changing and damage could be great.
R. James Woolsey, Director of Central Intelligence from 1993 to 1995, is among the former officials who are worried. Germ terrorism, he said in an interview, is ''the single most dangerous threat to our national security in the foreseeable future.''
The Munitions
Germ weapons can be hard to make and use, contrary to myth and claim. It took the United States decades to master the art before renouncing such arms in 1969. In the early 1990's, Aum Shinrikyo, a Japanese cult, launched at least nine germ attacks in Tokyo that were meant to kill millions. But the strikes produced no known injuries or deaths.
Dangerous to the attacker as well as the attacked if successful, germ weapons are considered most practical when used far from the aggressor's homeland; intervening land and sea establish what amounts to a quarantine.
The main appeal of such weapons is that they are incredibly cheap compared to chemical and atomic arms. Yet pound for pound, germ weapons rival nuclear ones for maiming and killing, and some biological agents are considered superior in that regard; in theory they can annihilate many millions of people.
Clearly, they surpass their nuclear kin as an instrument of fright and disruption: Once sown, infections can spread unpredictably, since they are alive. Experts especially worry about smallpox, which is highly contagious and seen as particularly dangerous since few people are now immunized against its ravages.
''To say the threat is low is not to minimize its potential,'' said Neil J. Gallagher, assistant director for national security at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
The Supply
Today, the secrets of germ warfare are increasingly up for grabs as weapon scientists from countries that made biological arsenals hunt for new jobs. The nomads are from Iraq (starting in 1991 after Persian Gulf war), Russia (starting in 1992 after the Soviet collapse) and South Africa (starting in 1994 as apartheid fell apart). Russia alone has many thousands of former germ warriors increasingly cold, poor and hungry.
Legitimate science also heightens the risk. The global war against infectious disease has produced more than 1,500 germ banks that tend to trade freely in deadly microbes.
Future strides could make matters even worse. Experts agree that research into the genetic foundations of life, an approach that promises to cure many diseases, might, in evil hands, one day produce weapons that work against only certain races or ethnic groups.
''It's difficult but not impossible,'' said Dr. Joshua Lederberg, a Nobel laureate in biology who advises Washington on germ warfare. More unsettling, he added, is that traditional killers seem to be a growing danger right now; he called them ''a monster in the back yard.''
The Demand
Today, at least 17 nations are suspected of having or trying to acquire germ weapons. Perhaps they want to deter foes. The wild card is that some (Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Syria) are also considered architects of terrorism.


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Chat with Adam Rubin
Welcome to ESPNNewYork.com! On Thursday, New York Mets writer Adam Rubin will stop by to take your baseball questions.
Rubin has covered the Mets since 2003. He's a graduate of Mepham High School on Long Island and the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He joined ESPNNewYork after spending 10 years at the New York Daily News.
Send your questions now and join Rubin Thursday at noon ET!
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Adam Rubin (12:00 PM)
Thanks for joining me for the last Thursday chat of the regular season. I recently was able to quiz someone who is familiar with the Mets' plans about the upcoming offseason, so hopefully this chat will be inciteful.
Sandy Alderson (My brain)
Is choo worth the 100 million he's going to ask for? Odds are he'll be 36 during his last year of his contract.
Adam Rubin (12:02 PM)
Scott Boras is going to ask for a five- or six-year deal, and the Mets are not going to touch that. I'm led to believe the Mets likely won't go beyond what they were willing for Michael Bourn. And that's four years.
Izzy (New York)
Do you know whether the team plans to send Smith to Brooklyn or Savannah next year?
Adam Rubin (12:02 PM)
I don't know yet. Last year's first-round pick, Gavin Cecchini, did not make a full-season club and was assigned to Brooklyn. So I can see it go either way.
Izzy (New York)
Do you think there's any chance the Mets will at least kick the tires on Cano?
Adam Rubin (12:03 PM)
No. And that's before I saw the $300M figure just floated on ESPNNewYork.com.
Izzy (New York)
Will the Mets wait for Piazza to be inducted into the national HOF before retiring his number?
Adam Rubin (12:03 PM)
I suppose, since they have said this is strictly a Mets Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Sunday.
Jim (Fairfield, NJ)
Hey Adam, call me cynical but maybe Alderson's stating yesterday that the protected draft pick does not matter is merely because he has no intention of signing anyone that would require compensation anyway.
Adam Rubin (12:04 PM)
I think you're on to something. My info now is that the only player the Mets would likely pursue who would require giving up the pick is Shin-Soo Choo. And because of where the bidding may go, call me skeptical about whether the Mets ultimately land him.
Gerry (Poughkeepsie)
Adam, why has den Dekker been sitting in favor of Baxter? He's been coming in late for defense so he doesn't appear to be hurt. Wouldn't the team be better off getting a look at him this month?
Adam Rubin (12:05 PM)
I agree with you.
David (Silver Lake - Staten Island)
Preliminarily, I want to thank you for having these chats during the year. Coupled with your comprehensive, conscientious reporting, you've provided us with all the information any fan could ever ask for and more. To that end, I was wondering what a typical work day for you would be during the off-season. Thank you.
Adam Rubin (12:07 PM)
Thanks. It's less rigorous/hours, and yet more stressful. During the season, you kind of know where the stories are coming from -- players returning from injuries, the game result. During the offseason, free agency and trades are much more unpredictable. So I'll typically spend my day checking in with agents, front-office people from various teams, even an occasional player, and basically see what they've heard and can share -- usually not for attribution.
Dexter (PDX)
Niese and Gee would seem to have more trade value than any of the position players. Would it surprise you if they moved one of them in a deal and went out and signed an Arroyo-type to replace them in the rotation?
Adam Rubin (12:08 PM)
Nothing would surprise me, but I haven't heard any chatter about trading a starting pitcher.
Izzy (New York)
BA named Amed Rosario the #1 prospect in the Appy League, saying he could stick at short and hit 20-25 HR. What have you heard about him?
Adam Rubin (12:11 PM)
This is what Paul DePodesta said last year about Amed Rosario:"It was really the total package. Certainly on the field he was extremely athletic. I think he has a chance to be a plus defender, almost no matter where he plays. Even if he outgrows shortstop, which is certainly a possibility, just his actions and instincts on the field are extraordinary. He has the chance to hit for enough power and do enough damage to probably play anywhere in the field."
Adam Rubin (12:11 PM)
You can read DePodesta's long, full answer here: http://espn.go.com/blog/new-york/mets/post/_/id/51834/part-ii-depo-talks-prospects-farm-draft
Jeff (Bronx)
Do you see the Mets bringing in any established starters or sticking with the Harang types?
Adam Rubin (12:12 PM)
The Mets definitely will bring in a starting pitcher, but I don't yet have a feel for whether it's a Dice-K/Harang type, or a Bronson Arroyo-type in terms of price point. I imagine it would partly have to deal with the confidence they have in Matt Harvey's health after the throwing program.
Jim (NY)
Any chance Syndergaard surprisingly makes the starting rotation out of spring training like Jose Fernandez did this year?
Adam Rubin (12:13 PM)
Not counting on it, but someone recently told me not to discount the possibility of Syndergaard or Rafael Montero breaking camp with the team.
Jeff (Bronx)
Which Mets players that are potential free agents do you see the Mets trying to bring back next year?
Adam Rubin (12:15 PM)
The amazing thing is there really are not that many free agents. Off the top of my head, LaTroy Hawkins is a free agent. I suppose that's possible, but the risk increases at age 41. David Aardsma would be a free agent, too, as are Dice-K and Harang. Guys like Eric Young Jr., Scott Atchison, Anthony Recker and Carlos Torres remain under the Mets' control.
Matt (Philly)
There's really a Mets chat? Why don't we also have an Astros chat and a Rockies chat?
Adam Rubin (12:15 PM)
Because there's an ESPNNewYork.com but not a ESPNDenver.com or an ESPNHouston.com.
Doug (New Rochelle, NY)
Hi Adam - better record in 2015, Mets or Yanks?
Adam Rubin (12:15 PM)
I would never count out the Yankees with their financial might, but the Mets will have a better rotation regardless.
Joe (Queens )
Getting a non protected pick in the draft will give the Wilpons another excuse to not spend any money this offseason, correct? If a New York franchise has a payroll under $80 million there should be a major push for ownership change.
Adam Rubin (12:17 PM)
I believe the payroll is going to go down, even with spending this offseason. There's no way all the money coming off the books gets reinvested. You're talking Johan off at $31M, Jason Bay at $21M, Frank Francisco at $6.5M, John Buck at $6M, Shaun Marcum at ~$5.5M. Yes, there are raises for arbitration-eligible players. But I cannot foresee those raises plus free-agent spending adding to the amount coming off.
li mitch (shirley ny)
with the way Murphy has played especially down the stretch this year has that made him more expendable as trade bait or do the Mets want him in lineup next year ?
Adam Rubin (12:18 PM)
I've asked that specifically, and hear it's very much up in the air. If the Mets get a very attractive package, they'd trade Murph and Eric Young Jr. likely would move to second base.
Tom (CT)
Which Dillon Gee will we get next season? April-May Gee or June-September Gee
Adam Rubin (12:18 PM)
I believe in Dillon Gee, so I believe the second half. You have to remember he did not pitch the entire second half of 2012 and was coming back from surgery, so there may have been a reacclimation period.
Scot (Washington, DC )
They're not seriously going to offer Dice-K a contract, are they?
Adam Rubin (12:19 PM)
I don't know. I can see an invitation to spring training if nothing else with an opt-out. Then it would depend upon whether he could get a guaranteed deal elsewhere.
Scot (Washington, DC )
If Choo is really the Mets' main free-agent target, are they taking how pooly he hits against left-handed pitching into consideration?
Adam Rubin (12:19 PM)
They're not going beyond three or four years on Choo, I firmly believe, so I don't know how fruitful their pursuit of him will be anyway.
David (Silver Lake - Staten Island)
Do you think the Mets are serious about giving Ruben Tejada a fair shot at reclaiming the shortstop position next year? While I otherwise have a generally positive impression of Alderson, I was appalled by his mean-spirited, public criticism of this kid.
Adam Rubin (12:21 PM)
If they can trade for a shortstop, say in a deal involving Murph or Ike, they will try. And if they can add a couple of outfield bats, they can go with a defensive-oriented shortstop who is a lighter hitter. This much is clear: Omar Quintanilla is viewed as not hitting enough to be a full-time guy under any circumstance. And Wilfredo Tovar probably needs a little more time to develop. While Terry Collins said Ruben Tejada would be the best internal candidate, others in the organization are not ready to anoint him. He's certainly a trade candidate, but could end up as the starting shortstop depending on how things evolved this offseason.
David (Silver Lake - Staten Island)
Many fans are clamoring for the Mets to spend big money this off-season, as if that were a barometer of the Wilpon?s finances as well as their commitment to improving the team. Yet, by all accounts, the free agent field is weak and the last thing the team needs is another round of non-productive, long-term contracts. Do you think ownership and Alderson are vulnerable to spending simply for the sake of spending?
Adam Rubin (12:22 PM)
No. I don't believe they will sign any top-tier free agents, with the exception potentially of Shin-Soo Choo. I believe they're looking at what the Red Sox did last winter. Sign guys to those two- or three-year deals at middle-level prices -- the Shane Victorino type of contracts.
Jeff (Bronx)
Any chance the Mets bring Johan back an a low base, high incentive deal? It would help him if he pitched for an NL team, in a pitchers ballpark, in a high media attention market to prove he is healthy.
Adam Rubin (12:23 PM)
I haven't asked, but I highly doubt it. They need sure things, not injury risks. And, as optimistic as Santana has been in limited comments, there's no guarantee. It took him 19 months to get back to the majors after the first shoulder surgery, if I recall correctly. There are bound to be setbacks the second time he returns from that anterior capsule procedure.
Mitch (Shirley)
Have the Mets taken notice with Murphy and his offense these last couple of weeks? That 10 pitch at bat before his homer was impressive. Do you see him being moved or staying put?
Adam Rubin (12:24 PM)
I'm told point blank it could go either way. They don't know until serious dialogue with other teams begins.
Harry (Babylon, NY)
Adam - do you think it is possible that the front office gives Davis and Tejada another chance and goes into next year with the same starting infield?
Adam Rubin (12:25 PM)
There's a possibility, but I wouldn't bet on it. There is no set person they're definitely trading between Ike and Duda. It's which one commands most relatively to their internally rated value. And there's an outside chance both are retained. Duda does have an option remaining and could open 2014 in Triple-A in that scenario.
Izzy (New York)
How does the organization see Tovar?
Adam Rubin (12:26 PM)
Like what they've seen so far at the plate at the major league level and know he can play defense. But consensus seems to be it would be a stretch for him to be the Opening Day shortstop in 2014.
Steve (Brooklyn)
Will the Mets go after non-QO guys like Perhalta, Cruz, and Marlon Byrd (please no PED jokes) and if so, how many years would it take to land them?
Adam Rubin (12:27 PM)
I haven't asked that question, but I suppose the type of players that would be discounted because of the Biogenesis case would be considerations. I mean, the Mets have shown no aversion of late to signing guys who have been suspended. Marlon Byrd is the most recent example.
Jason (IA)
Obviously, the FA crop this year is completely devoid of difference makers. Any chance you see the NYM make a Montero/Syndergaard type trade for a Giancarlo-type guy (i.e. an established, big bat that could help this putrid offense)?
Adam Rubin (12:27 PM)
I think a Giancarlo Stanton deal in the division is far-fetched.
Harry (Babylon, NY)
Is a Den Dekker/Lagares platoon in CF a realistic possibility in 2014?
Adam Rubin (12:28 PM)
I don't know for sure, but I would have to think it's a consideration.
Ron (Tempe)
I READ THE BLOG DAILY, but what's up with Flores? Is he out of gas?
Adam Rubin (12:28 PM)
Thank you. Partly that, perhaps. Partly two bad ankles.
Dave (Wayne, NJ)
I know it is just a bargaining position but did that Cano figure make you gasp?
Adam Rubin (12:28 PM)
Very little in terms of contract demands shocks me.
Mitch (Shirley)
With off season around the corner, how is your brothers HS basketball team looking this year?
Adam Rubin (12:29 PM)
Rough season last year with MacArthur. We should compete for a playoff spot this year, but may be about .500. Within 1-2 years, we should be a serious county title contender. Lot of talent in the pipeline.
Steve (Brooklyn)
Percentage chance of Jose Abreu playing first base for the Mets next year?
Adam Rubin (12:30 PM)
Haven't heard anything linking the Mets.
Ron (Tempe)
Do you have any idea why the Mets can't win at home? Media? Distractions? Ballpark?
Adam Rubin (12:30 PM)
Not the media. The access is very little. 50 minutes -- from 3:10 - 4 p.m. I believe one theory is they're asked to do so many extracurricular things. 9 a.m. charity appearances, meet and greets at the ballpark, that it wears them down.
Ron (Tempe)
Two years in a row the Mets surpassed your projected win total. OVERACHIEVERS!!! (please hear the sarcasm)
Adam Rubin (12:31 PM)
Next year I'll pick 90.
Dexter (PDX)
Is this year's Red Sox team a model for what Alderson is trying to do? Pitching-focused, some young talent and a few big money stars?
Adam Rubin (12:31 PM)
At least from the perspective of going out and getting 5 or 6 free agents but none of them exorbitantly priced.
E (Virginia Beach)
Adam, thanks for another great season. I'll be going through withdrawal in a few days. Too bad you can't cover the Rangers (I know you're an Isles guy). The rookie wedding looked like a barrel of laughs for most involved - have you perceived any ill will in the clubhouse? Lagares looked like he wasn't terribly happy in that nice dress...
Adam Rubin (12:33 PM)
I know Ron Darling and Keith Hernandez said on air there would be a fight if the vets pulled something like that on them back in the day. I much prefer superhero costumes or something like that, which no one would find objectionable. I'm actually surprised MLB lets it go on. You can argue that hazing at the high school and college level takes their cue from pros, and then gets out of hand.
Harry (Babylon, NY)
Why does it feel like regardless of what gets said the Mets will be very frugal and conservative with any FA or trade additions this offseason?
Adam Rubin (12:33 PM)
I do believe there will be turnover. I think you'll see a few 3 years, $39 million deals handed out or something like that. I don't think you'll see massive spending.
Bren (Pearl River, NY)
Do you get any sense from the players that the union will be able to do away with draft pick compensation in the next CBA, so we won't have to deal with all this protected stuff in the future? MLB has to be concerned with "tanking," right?
Adam Rubin (12:34 PM)
I know the union doesn't like it. I believe there are four years left on the current CBA, so we've got a ways to go.
Ron (Tempe)
Puello in spring training next year? Vegas bound?
Adam Rubin (12:35 PM)
Unlike Valdespin, I believe the Mets hold onto Puello this offseason. And because he's on the 40-man roster, that means we would see him in spring training.
Harry (Babylon, NY)
Is Puello an OF possibility next year if he has a good camp?
Adam Rubin (12:35 PM)
Doubt it out of spring training.
Dave (Wayne, NJ)
Do you think the Mets should bring back Terry?
Adam Rubin (12:36 PM)
Yes. The team plays hard despite being badly outgunned in talent. I know people quibble about in-game maneuvers, but being able to get a team to play hard for you with adversity and when the season is over is a good chunk of the battle.
AV (Montclair, NJ)
How serious are the trade rumors involving d'Arnaud? It seems to fly in the face of common sense. Also, what is the assessment so far of Wilmer Flores? Have they made up their mind on what he is or is the ankle injury preventing an accurate assessment?
Adam Rubin (12:37 PM)
Unless the Mets are getting Giancarlo Stanton back, I wouldn't take seriously Travis d'Arnaud trade rumors. Terry Collins says he can foresee Wilmer opening next season back in Las Vegas if he's not a starter. So I'd bet that.
Adam Rubin (12:38 PM)
Thanks for joining me for the past 40 minutes or so.I'm sure we'll do it again on upcoming Thursdays -- a hot stove edition.I don't know about next week though. I have jury duty and was selected for a trial that begins Monday.
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Written in 1754, Woolman's short treatise against slavery raised objections that were both strategic and forward-looking. He appealed to the self-interest of slave owners by documenting the negative impact that bondage had on whites, and he prefigured more contemporary debates about the socially constructed nature of race.
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Following a scriptural invocation, Woolman begins his original...


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The long distance running legend says 'I spent most of my career crying, didn't I? I have done enough crying'
Wacky Neil Horan ruined the 2003 British Grand Prix and the 2004 Olympic marathon in Athens with his antics
The marathon great failed to complete the course at the 2004 Olympics, and was later ridiculed for having to answer the call of nature during the race
The Greek's sporting showpiece is over a decade old now and the venues and stadia used have taken a drastic turn for the worse in the intervening period
The Commonwealth Games kicks off in Glasgow tomorrow, what will their opening ceremony have to offer? Hopefully nothing like these...
Peter Waterfield, who partnered ace Tom Daley in the 2012 London games, made the amazing admission after getting four yeses
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Fatima Whitbread, Iwan Thomas and John Regis are just a few if the Olympic stars of yesteryear who have given their pre-Games predictions ahead of London 2012
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Former drug cheat Justin Gatlin wins the US Olympic trials and says he's "ready to take on anyone who stands in our way" at London 2012
Jay Dann caught up with former Olympic wrestler-turned-MMA fighter Danier Cormier ahead of the biggest bout of his career
Fifteen year veteran Josh Barnett is looking for Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix victory against Daniel Cormier. Jay Dann caught up with him as he prepared for his bout on Saturday night
Olympic gold medallist races a BMW down The Mall in London, with surprising results
Sprint superstar Allyson Felix has only one thing on her mind this year - gold at the London Olympics
After beating cancer, Olympics bronze medallist Steve Parry can't contain his joy at becoming the proud father to eight-week-old Ava
Mark Hunter is looking for a win double this summer with Olympic success and promotion for his club West Ham United
Daley fails to prove the doubters wrong after bombing in his key dive
Olympic medal hero James Cracknell takes his chance to grab a golden ticket to the London 2012 Games.
AMIR KHAN's fight with Lamont Peterson in Washington DC tonight is creating a real buzz.
AMIR KHAN has been backed by Oscar De La Hoya to become the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world.
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CYCLIST Rebecca Romero has quit Team GB and will not compete at the London Olympics, she announced today.
THE Midlands is the home of Paralympics gold for TeamGB, a new study has revealed.
Charles van Commenee says his GB team can outshine stars of 80s
KELLY Holmes still gets goosebumps and a little teary-eyed whenever she watches her lap of honour at the Athens Olympics.
AT last, science is answering one of the universe's most important questions: are football teams who play in red somehow better?
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TULSA - University of Tulsa quarterback Kalen Henderson has announced his intentions to leave the program with plans to transfer to another school.
The junior has played in 11 games during his TU career, starting one game last season in a 28-24 win against Rice. Henderson has passed for 416 yards, four touchdowns and six interceptions over the past two seasons.
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The Secrets Maroma resort is large; so large in fact that I was surprised at first to hear it had 100% occupancy. After being there a couple of days and talking to numerous other travelers during my stay it became easy to see why this resort along with the Riviera Maya region is so popular. Staff is plentiful, friendly, courteous and quick to assist. Grounds are lush and beautifully landscaped. Specialty restaurants have a nice decor and ambiance, including open air seating. Food is fair to excellent. We had a fantastic meal in the Italian Portofino, and very good meal in the French Bordeaux. Breakfast in the World Cafe was delicious daily. Pool buffets are set up for lunch in different locations depending on the day and waitstaff roam about offering up specialty selections. Traditional grill items and Mexican fare are easily found.
Reservations are only taken in the Japanese restaurant and elsewhere for groups of 8 or more. The No Reservations policy comes with its positives and negatives. Lounge at the beach or pool as long as you like but arrive to eat after 7:30 pm and expect to wait. We passed time quickly by people watching on the common area veranda and enjoying local entertainment in the large lobby bar. House wines come from Mexico, Chile, Spain and Argentina. The supplemental wine list has a decent selection for those wanting more. In addition to the large and attractive lobby bar, there is a thatched roof beach bar and sports bar along with a swim up pool bar, each drawing a friendly crowd. Entertainment is hit or miss depending on your taste. We saw a very funny comedian and really enjoyed the Star Gazer beach party.
The only two things I found with room for improvement were refinement of the welcome routine, as it felt a little disjointed and discouraging the coati from roaming the grounds. While I appreciate the eco-friendly and sustainable environment effort, some might find it unnerving.
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I live in Michigan, years ago a Chaldean lady I worked with made grape leaves for a potluck and they were out of this world! Since then, I have been searching for a similar tasting recipe with no luck. Finally, 15+ yrs later I stumbled across this recipe by accident. I was so excited to try this recipe using spices I've never cooked with before, the kids had a blast rolling them. These are absolutely phenominal! I used 1 lbs beef & 1 lbs lamb mix. These were a big hit. The carrots picked up all the flavor and made a great side. I love finding authentic family recipes like this. They are always the best! Thank you so much for sharing!! Angie, I hope you are willing to post more family tradtions in the future!!!
I moved from Michigan about two years ago to Virginia--where the Arabic population is practically nonesistent and I was craving the dolma my Chaldean neighbors used to make and bring over to us. I've looked at different recipes and this was the only one that brought back childhood memories of eating dolma at my neighbor's house because so many of them were Lebanese style or a different variation. Thank you very much for bringing back memories!!
Very good masha Allah!! I just used tomato paste, realised at the last minute I had no lemon so I used tamarind mixed with water which worked well. I did not add nutmeg as we do not consume intoxicants. The carrots were yummy too! I will make this again for sure, next time with freshly squeezed lemon to see how that is.


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Birding, or avitourism, is one of the fastest-growing sectors in ecotourism internationally. The avitourism division of BirdLife South Africa (BLSA) has established several birding routes throughout the country. What is more encouraging is that local bird guides from previously disadvantaged communities are being trained by BLSA and have become the cornerstone of the birding route experience.
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BirdLife Travel develops individually tailored itineraries for the visitor and professionally produced products, such as websites, brochures and checklists, and information on selected birder friendly establishments to further enhance the discerning avitourist's experience.
more than 610 bird species to see
The Western Cape offers excellent birding and superlative scenery, a large number of endemics and the best wader watching in the country. More than 610 bird species have been recorded in Cape Town, including 220 species in a single day. The biodiversity hotspot at the south-westernmost tip of Africa showcases more than 70% of Southern Africa's endemic birds and is world famous for pelagic birding. This region is best explored from Cape Town.
Local bird species include fynbos specials such as Orange-Breasted Sunbird, Cape Sugarbird, Cape Siskin, Protea Seedeater and Hottentot Buttonquail. The Cape Rockjumper is found on the craggy mountainsides, while the Knysna and Victorin's Warblers can be seen in the wetter valleys. Lark species are found in the dry interior.
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Botanical gardens, such as the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, are must-visit locations, as is the World of Birds in Hout Bay. The World of Birds is the largest bird park in Africa, and houses 3 000 birds and small animals in walk-through aviaries. In winter in particular, the Edith Stephens Wetlands Park is wonderful for waders and waterbirds. The Dick Dent Bird Sanctuary in Somerset West is also a good place to see water birds, and the Durbanville Nature Reserve, Tygerberg Nature Reserve and Zandvlei Estuary Nature Reserve are other good places for a pleasant walk and some birding.
Numerous nature reserves support a number of endemics and near-endemics, including the Cape Weaver, Greater Double-Collared Sunbird, Cape and Grey-Winged Francolins, Ground Woodpecker, and Cape Rock-Thrush.
More common feathered species likely to be seen in summer include Greater Striped Swallow, White-throated Swallow, Barn Swallow, White-rumped Swift, Alpine Swift and a large variety of shore birds such as Little Stint, Sanderling, Common Sandpiper, Curlew Sandpiper, Ruddy Turnstone, Common Whimbrel, etc.
Birds of prey are also numerous and regular sightings are made of Verreaux's (Black) Eagle, Jackal Buzzard, Black Harrier, African Goshawk, Osprey, Rock Kestrel, Yellow-Billed Kite, Black Sparrowhawk, African Fish Eagle, Peregrine Falcon and Spotted Eagle-Owl.
A number of birding routes have been earmarked for the greater Cape region: the Eden Birding Route, Winelands Birding Route, Karoo Birding Route and Peninsula Birding Route. Although some are operational, others are still under development.
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If you would like to participate in an arranged birding tour, there are a number of accredited operators available. Visit our list of tour operators specialising in birding trips, or contact Cape Town Tourism on +27 (0)21 487 6800 for more information on operators in the area – the organisation will also make your booking (at no extra cost).
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Cape Scenic Flights
We offer day VIP packages which include transport from/to hotel to private airfield, flight around Cape Point, incl wine tasting and lunch.All in 1 package.
Great White Shark Experiences
Great White sharks are some of Cape Town's most famous and respected marine inhabitants. Love them or fear them, getting up close and personal with a great white is one of the most adrenaline-fueled experiences you can encounter while visiting the Cape.
Walking in Cape Town
Many visitors want to explore nature on higher ground as soon as they arrive in Cape Town and with Lion's Head and Table Mountain beckoning, many do get to experience the local flora and fauna on foot. However, the entire peninsula can be enjoyed by avid walkers. From Blouberg Beach, with its picture perfect views from its sandy shores, to the more adventurous guided Hoerikwaggo Trails along the spine of Table Mountain, visitors have an expanse of ground to cover.
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Trivia: The pattern of the answers Caleb gave on the recent national test spells out "Waste Of Time".
Finch: Which means that contained within this string of decimals is every single other number. Your birth date, combination to your locker, your Social Security number. It's all in there somewhere. and if you convert these decimals into letters, you would have every word that ever existed in every possible combination. The first syllable you spoke as a baby, the name of your latest crush. Your entire life story from beginning to end. Everything we ever say or do... all of the world's infinite possibilities rest within this one simple circle. Now, what you do with that information... what it's good for... well, that would be up to you.
Fusco: (to Finch) Hey, I'm checking on the boy genius. Not you, the other one.
Finch: I hope you have your service weapon with you, Detective.
Fusco: Yeah, I got you a machine gun too.
Finch: May I remind you that of the many things I'm equipped to do, pursuit would not be chief among them.
Finch: Your mistakes, like mine, are part of who you are now. You can't move on from that. Believe me. I've made a sizable number. But... sometimes your mistakes can surprise you. My biggest mistake, for instance... brought me here. At exactly this moment when you might need some help.
Caleb: Yeah? Then what's the use. We're just gonna keep breaking things... over and over. Why not save everyone the grief?
Finch: The thing about the world is that it doesn't have any extra pieces. It's like pi. It contains everything. ou remove a single piece... no circle. Your recklessness, your mistakes, are the reason why, when they say, "You can't change the world," you won't listen. The world is better off with both of us in it, Caleb, rather than the alternative.
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