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30" Gas Freestanding Range with 4 Sealed Burner Cooktop, Storage, 5.0 cu. ft. Primary Oven Capacity, Self-Cleaning Mode, Viewing Window, in White
Quick Specs:
- Width: 30"
- Height: 47"
- Depth: 26.25"
- Fuel Type: Gas
- Primary Oven Capacity: 5.0 cu. ft.
- Cooktop: Sealed Burner
- Burners / Elements: 4
- Drawer: Storage
- Sabbath Mode: Yes
- LP Conversion: Yes
The sleekly elegant new look of GE Profile and GE free-standing ranges makes it simple to immediately update the style of any kitchen, creating a fresh, new appearance without extensive remodeling. Available in both gas and electric models, the redesigned ranges are ideal for enhancing kitchen appearance for resale value or replacing an outdated appliance. This 5.0 Cu. Ft. capacity freestanding gas range will satisfy your every need. With a self-clean oven you wont have to spend time cleaning the over after every use. TrueTemp temperature management system will allow you to have the exact temperature you want. Available at AppliancesConnection
- Super-Large Oven Capacity Provides an impressively large oven interior for cooking multiple dishes, baked goods, turkeys and roasts. Ideal for holidays, dinner parties and everyday family cooking
- Heavy-cast, continuous grates Matte-finish, connected cooktop grates provide a study, uninterrupted surface that allows pots and pans to move easily
- Deep recessed cooktop The cooktop features a recessed surface with high lip around the perimeter to help keep spills and crumbs contained. This helps make cleaning easier and less time consuming
- PowerBoil™ 15K burner This cooktop heating element delivers 15,000 BTUs of forceful heat for rapid boiling, saute´ing and stir frying
- Precise Simmer Burner The burner is rated at 5,000 BTUs for general cooking tasks using a small pan, and it turns down to a very low 140° for warming foods, melting butter or chocolate or making delicate sauces
|Capacity (Cu. Ft.)
|Total Capacity (cubic feet)
|5.0 cu ft
|Unit Capacity
|Super Large Oven
|Range with Storage Drawer
|Ignition System
|Oven Cleaning Type
|Temperature Management System
|TrueTemp™ System
|Cleaning Time
|Cooktop Surface
Porcelain-Enamel Recessed
One-Piece Upswept
|Cooktop Burner Type
|Cooktop Burner Grate Features
Continuous Grates
Dishwasher Safe
|Cooktop Burner Grate Material
|Heavy Cast
|High Output Burner
|Precise Simmer Burner
|(1) 5000 BTU/140F degree simmer
|Valves (Degree of Turn)
|Control Type
Digital Temperature Display
QuickSet IV
SmartLogic™ Controls
|Oven Control Features
Audible Preheat Signal
Auto Oven Shut-Off
Auto Self Clean
Self-Clean Cool Down Time Display
Oven Cycle Light
Oven "ON" Light
Certified Sabbath Mode
In-Oven Broiling
|Cooking Technology
|Clock and Minute Timer
|Fuel Type
|Natural Gas (factory set)
|Interior Oven Light
|Leveling System
|4 Leveling Legs
|Oven Rack Features
2 Self-Clean Oven Racks
6 Embossed Rack Positions
|Scratch-Resistant Backguard
|Storage Drawer Features
|Power / Ratings
|Electrical Requirements
|120V; 60Hz; 5A
|Oven/Broiler BTU Rating - LP (000's BTU's)
|16.0 Oven / 12.0 Broiler
|Oven/Broiler BTU Rating - Nat. Gas (000's BTU's)
|16.0 Oven / 13.5 Broiler
|Top Burner BTU Rating - LP (000's BTU's)
|(2) 10; (1) 9.5; (1) 5.0
|Top Burner BTU Rating - Nat. Gas (000's BTU's)
|(1) 15.0; (1) 11.0; (1) 9.5; (1) 5.0
Self-Clean Oven
Conveniently cleans the oven cavity without the need for scrubbing
- Brand:GE
- Stock Id:165885
- Product Number:JGB3000ERWW
- Color:White
- Style:Freestanding
- Fuel Type:Gas
- Cooktop:Sealed Burner
- Continuous Grates:Yes
- Stainless Steel Handle:No
- Viewing Window:Yes
- Drawer:Storage
- Width:30"
- Height:47"
- Depth:26.25"
- Exterior Width:30"
- Interior Width:24"
- Interior Depth:19"
- Interior Height:19"
- Downdraft Ventilation:No
- Hot Surface Indicator Light:No
- Burners / Elements:4
- Grill:No
- Griddle:No
- Cooktop Control Type:Knobs
Cooktop Features
- Convection:No
- Sabbath Mode:Yes
- Self-Cleaning:Yes
- Digital Temperature Display:Yes
- Delay Bake:No
- Interior Oven Light:Yes
- Timer:Yes
- Temperature Probe:No
- Broiler Element Location:Top
- Proofing:No
- Removable Door:Yes
- Primary Oven Capacity:5.0 cu. ft.
- Oven Control Type:Touchpad
Oven Features
- Volts:120 Volts
- Clock:Yes
- Amps:15A
- Racks:2
- Ignition Type:Electronic
- LP Conversion:Yes
- ADA Compliant:No
- Modules Required:No
- Oven BTUs:16000
- LP Conversion Kit:Included
- Star-K Certified:No
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Spanish Stuffed Capsicums
|Green capsicums
|8 (Use Firm Ones)
|Smoked bacon
|14 Ounce
|Whole meal breadcrumbs
|4 Ounce (Use Fresh)
|To Taste
|Olive oil
|1⁄4 Pint
|Tomato sauce
|1⁄2 Pint
1) Preheat the oven to 400F.
2) Remove the stalks from the capsicum and scoop out the seeds.
3) In a saucepan, pour water and a little salt. Let the water boil for 5 minutes before draining.
4) Take the bacon and finely chop or mince them. Add into a bowl of breadcrumbs. Sprinkle pepper on top. Mix well using a fork.
5) Into each capsicum, pour a teaspoon of oil. Then fill in the bacon stuffing.
6) Into the oven-proof dish pour in the remaining oil. Arrange the capsicums on the dish. Pour the tomato sauce over and in between the capsicums.
7) Cover the dish with a foil. Place in the oven and cook for 45 minutes. Keep basting the capsicums with the sauce occasionally.
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Don't delay. When you have bacteria in your eye, every hour counts. My treatment is Zymaxid eye drops every two hours and prednisolone drops every four hours. Don't let some dummy tell you that you have pink eye. You only have two eye with which to see the world. Take care of them.
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guy drains his main vein.4.22 / 5.00 1,991 Views
( Original ) Nesia Legend of Cosieda Episode 1
The first episode of my original anime4.21 / 5.00 453 Views
Godians Fight
Two Men Fight to the Death!4.16 / 5.00 803 Views
wtf is this shet
the was good but .........
omg wat was with shadow doing random things like backflips???
and wtf is with sonic
but it was rlly kwl and funnie!!!
It was ok.
It's OK. You should work more on the animation.
Make a second one.
Anyway, I like the music, no I love the music, I give you 8 of 10! :)
it was ok but u didnt really give it a plot and it was moving in a slow pace.....
Hey look man it preaty much sucked
Its great-in all but animation realy sucked,if u dont belive me then I will not care.Do u know why the anime sucked?When Sonic or shadow runs past earth it looks like he's walking past Earth well its crappy Realy I hated that part.But when shadows eye has a fire inside it looks like he's crying fire(make it smaller and upper next time)And attleast make him go with the song(do you under stand that part if not dont)
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Registered 2012-03-09 by Paul "LeoNerd" Evans
A GTK/Pango-based terminal that uses libvterm to provide terminal emulation.
To use this you will first have to install libvterm from http://
For IRC contact: see `##tty` on Freenode.
Project information
- Maintainer:
- Paul "LeoNerd" Evans
- Driver:
- Paul "LeoNerd" Evans
- Licence:
- MIT / X / Expat Licence
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trunk series is the current focus of development.
All code Code
- Version control system:
- Bazaar
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All bugs Latest bugs reported
Bug #1639542: <SHIFT>+<SPACE> deletes whole line
Reported on 2016-11-06
Bug #1628477: Spins in repaint_phyrect due to 0-width cell
Reported on 2016-09-28
Bug #1590871: Shift-drag to select sometimes doesn't copy
Reported on 2016-06-09
Bug #1516727: Unable to select text with mouse in nvim
Reported on 2015-11-16
Bug #1513763: Redraw issues when resizing pangoterm
Reported on 2015-11-06
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o-Tolylacetonitrile is used as an important raw material and intermediate in organic Synthesis, pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and dyestuff. It is also used as an organic and chemical intermediate.
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Toxic if inhaled. Harmful if swallowed. Harmful in contact with skin. Causes skin irritation. Causes serious eye irritation. May cause respiratory irritation.
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College boom
Towers would house more Manchester students
MANCHESTER — A Massachusetts developer is talking with city leaders about buying the city's Pearl Street parking lot and investing up to $70 million to build two residential towers catering to college students, according to a project consultant.
If the private developer acquires the lot and gets the necessary city approvals, the first tower could open by late summer 2014, with the second tower opening as demand permits, according to consultant Mike Castagna.
"Something like this is going to be a catalyst for further development," said Castagna, who would manage the project's day-to-day operations.
The project could provide space for as many as 1,100 beds as well as parking for both residents and the public. The towers would be reserved for college students to live in apartments, rather than in traditional residence halls.
Mayor Ted Gatsas confirmed he met with the developer in recent weeks about a potential residential project on the site of the 328-space parking lot north of Bridge Street and east of Elm Street. Gatsas would not discuss specifics of the proposal.
Castagna said two other developers also have expressed interest in the project.
21,000 students
Manchester's colleges and universities host about 21,000 students, according to Thomas Horgan, president and CEO of New Hampshire College & University Council in Concord, a nonprofit consortium of 22 public and private institutions of higher learning.
"I think there's probably a demand," Horgan said.
"We certainly have seen in recent years an increased demand from students who want to stay on campus," he said. "Probably a generation ago, it was popular to spend a year or two on campus and then go off campus. Increasingly, people want to stay on campus for the community atmosphere."
This fall, for instance, Southern New Hampshire University, which straddles the Manchester-Hooksett line, expects to open Tuckerman Residence Hall, which can hold 308 students, according to spokesman Gregg Mazzola.
In the latest proposal, each tower would include three levels of parking, including one below-ground, and eight floors of residences, Castagna said. Combined, the two towers would provide space for 1,100 beds in a variety of living configurations to accommodate either single or married students with children, Castagna said. The project also would provide 800 to 1,000 parking spaces in the two towers.
Apartment buildings, retail businesses and offices now ring the nearly three-acre parking lot.
Alayna Peck, a stylist at Allure Salon, one of the parking lot's closest businesses, welcomed the development.
"It's going to generate a lot of business because they'll be a lot of people up and down the street," Peck said of the Pearl Street business.
There will be public parking available for rental.
Housing a priority
Castagna said he wasn't ready at this point to release estimates for renting units or parking spaces. He declined to name the Andover, Mass., developer.
"It's a development group that has some money and horsepower behind it," he said.
Castagna said the developer is in talks with city leaders over the price tag for the parking lot, which is less than a five-minute walk from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (MCPHS).
"The mayor has his sense of what the lot's worth vs. the assessed value," he said.
Former Mayor Sylvio Dupuis, a special assistant to the president of MCPHS, said the college plans to grow in Manchester.
"The more we expand, the more we'll have a need for that kind of housing," Dupuis said.
Castagna said he has talked with officials at MCPHS, the University of New Hampshire at Manchester, Manchester Community College and the New Hampshire Institute of Art.
He said he led a charette, or brainstorming session, in 2008 to identify what the neighborhood needed or wanted; student housing was noted as a priority.


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The season of fugitive beauties is upon us – carpets of fallen cherry blossom, huge pink camellia petals, and scarlet rhododendron trumpets. While the pleasures of the garden are coming and going this rapidly, it's easy to relax, but even in summer, it's always worth taking the long view: almost every gardener can cite at least one tedious job they wish they'd tackled years ago, because by now they'd be reaping the benefits...
Think long-term
Seven nice things you could do for your garden that won't pay off straight away
Asparagus: The ultimate long-term crop; plant it now and you'll be able to eat it come 2013. By which time, yes, I know, you plan to be living in Italy in your own olive grove. But do it anyway. Just in case. 10 crowns, £14.99 thompson-morgan.com
Palm trees: Buying a palm that doesn't cost a bundle requires accepting one with two leaves and about six inches of hairy trunk. But I planted mine that size 15 years ago, and it's now visible from halfway down the street. The secret is to forget about ever moving house. 15cm 'Trachycarpus' palm tree, £7.95, palmcentre.co.uk
Peonies: Over the next few weeks you will be tempted by the gorgeousness of these plants in full pinky-white bloom. But getting them to flower again after you've bought them can take years as they're notoriously slow to establish themselves. Plant them high up relative to the soil surface, in full sun, then feed well, and be patient. Raspberry Sundae, £9, claireaustin-hardyplants.co.uk
Blackberry and apple crumble: Fruit is quicker to mature than you think, but even the fastest apple tree (inset right) will have you waiting a couple of years. Lidl is selling fruit trees for £6 each, and two for £10 (lidl.co.uk)
Hedges: When I first moved to my house, I thought about planting yew hedges as an elegant, classic dark-green backdrop. Then I thought, that'll take way too long. A yew hedge would have taken some eight years to get 6ft tall. I've now been here for 15. You do the maths... Pack of 10 four-year old plants from £23.99, hedgenursery.co.uk, which provides all the RHS's bare-root hedging plants
Garden trees: A single well-chosen tree can change the whole feel of the tiniest garden, provide that delicious green shade on hot summer's days, and be a welcome screen from overlooking neighbours. Try a silver birch for modern minimalist style, or Amelanchiers for bouquets of wedding-confetti white. 'Planting with Trees' by Andy McIndoe (£14.99, David & Charles) is full of great ideas for garden trees
Grow an oak from an acorn: Kids have a natural tendency to pick up acorns, conkers, pips and berries. So why not encourage it, and this autumn sow a seed tray of wild fruits and nuts? They will need at least one winter to germinate, so don't fret if nothing sprouts till the following spring. Then watch your tiny oaks grow, and begin pestering your country-dwelling friends for space for your seedlings and a tree-planting ceremony.
Think short-term
Look no further than your nose for almost-instant satisfaction
Opium poppies: A crop that flourishes with little fuss in the sun and rain of Afghanistan's winters also enjoys an English summer. One packet of seed sown now will produce a crowd of blooms on beautiful tall grey-green foliage, which will seed again the following summer for free. 100 seeds Violetta Blush, £1.49, thompson-morgan.com
Mint: Buying pots of garden-centre herbs is relatively pricey, but provides an instant jolt of flavour in cooking. Always plant mint in a container separate from other plants as it's a profligate spreader – then sit back and enjoy the Pimm's. Mints from the Atlas Mountains to Tashkent, from £3.50, jekkasherbfarm.com
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* All apartments equipped with modern furniture, kitchen, utensils, appliances, bathroom, bedding, and even a small yard
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* Outdoor pool, kids' pool and playground
* in-house car park
* near metro stop.
* near Grinzing, the famous wine village
RATE: € 449 weekly rent (includes electricity, heat, warm water, bedding, room service, furniture, taxes, fitness studio, outdoor pool, and concierge service)
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Despite basically chaining ourselves to our air-conditioners here at xoJane HQ, this weather (SORRY for talking about the weather again!) has probably made some of us lazies even more reluctant to get to work. I just want everyone to stay cool and not go too crazy. So, of course, here's a bunch of topics that I was too hot to yell at anyone about:
- Have sex with your husband or go to hell.
- How do you know when it's time to break up with a friend?
- There are no women on the highest-earning comedians list.
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An Open Letter to My Fellow Episcopalians in South Carolina
Dear Committed Episcopalians in South Carolina,
As a lifelong Episcopalian myself, and as an attorney of 42 years' experience who in 1980 began to be conversant in the canon law of my Church, I write to you on the eve of your special convention in Charleston tomorrow, which will be convened by our Presiding Bishop. (Full disclosure: I am currently co-counsel to the Anglican Diocese of San Joaquin, and am actively opposing my own Church's litigation against their former bishop, because I so strongly believe that what it is doing in that regard is just plain un-Scriptural, and wrong.)
I do not write with the purpose of sowing discord or confusion. There are those already in the leadership of our Church who have done more than enough of that.
I write instead because I perceive clearly that you are about to be sold a bill of goods, and the goods in the bill are not genuine. Therefore, my principal message to you is: caveat emptor! Look carefully at the motives of those who want to sell the goods to you.
This particular bill of goods was first written only in 2008. I repeat: these goods did not exist in our Church before 2008, when they were invented out of whole cloth by our Presiding Bishop's Chancellor, Mr. David Booth Beers. (He may or may not be present at your gathering tomorrow; I have no information on that point. But his presence is not necessary, because Bishop Jefferts Schori herself has become so conversant with the goods in question that she is fully capable of offering them to you as the real thing.)
And just what are these particular goods? I shall do my best to list and describe them for you, as follows:
First, that the thing called "The Episcopal Church" is greater than the sum of its parts.
This is demonstrably untrue. "The Episcopal Church", conceived in that way, is an abstraction: it does not exist as such. "The Episcopal Church" is simply a collection of individual Dioceses, united for a common religious purpose. There is no way on earth for something called "The Episcopal Church" to be "greater" than the sum of those entities—the individual dioceses—that make it up. Instead, "The Episcopal Church" is no more, and no less, than what its member dioceses choose to make of it.
Second, that since "The Episcopal Church" is greater than any of its parts, it follows that "The Episcopal Church" can lord it over any individual one of those parts—and in this case, over the Episcopal Diocese of South Carolina, headed by the Rt. Rev. (still!—just not within "TEC") Mark Lawrence.
Again, this is demonstrably untrue, because the first premise on which it is based is demonstrably untrue (see above). The individual dioceses are equal and autonomous partners in the association of dioceses which calls itself "The Episcopal Church." No one diocese has pre-eminence over any other, and ninety-nine dioceses acting together have no power over the hundredth diocese. In the particular area of defining a diocese's relationship with all the rest, all must act together, or else there is no agreement with respect to the affected diocese. No diocese, in consequence, may be forced to accept something which the others all want, just because they want it.
Would you like proof? Consider the example of offering Holy Communion to the unbaptized. Today there are a number of Dioceses that allow just that, despite its prohibition by Canon I.17.7, which could not be more plain in its language: "No unbaptized person shall be eligible to receive Holy Communion in this Church." (Emphasis added.)
Or consider those dioceses that are offering not just same-sex blessings, but same-sex "marriage ceremonies" in their churches. The Book of Common Prayer explicitly says that Christian marriage (the kind celebrated by our Church) is only between "a man and a woman." So how do these dioceses get away with offering same-sex marriages? Simple. They say the Book of Common Prayer does not apply to them in these circumstances.
Need a third example? It is often told to you that every diocese must make an "unqualified accession" to the Church's Constitution and Canons, as a condition of joining the Church, and that act of "accession" may not be revoked, ever. Well, please look through this earlier post on my site, which shows some 28 dioceses, always treated as members of the Church since their inception, who have never included any accession clause in their constitutions. So how can they be members, even though they never complied with ECUSA's Constitution? Perhaps you should consider that point in looking over the bill of goods you are being sold.
Third, that the thing called "The Episcopal Church" must "preserve and protect the properties which have historically been a part of it for future generations of Episcopalians." Hence, the thing called "The Episcopal Church" must file lawsuits against those who would try to take "its property" when they "try" to leave it (something which they "cannot" do).
This is an entire passel of untruths and outright lies, given our Church's history. The entity called "The Episcopal Church" never laid any claim in law to any parish's individual property before 2006, which is when our current Presiding Bishop assumed office. Before that, a few individual dioceses claimed that the individual parishes held their properties in trust for the dioceses. Some were successful, but an equal number (approximately) were not.
The thing we call "The Episcopal Church" has scarcely preserved any property for any future generations. Instead, it is spending down its trust funds, which were donated to it long ago for purposes of its church "mission", to support the myriad of lawsuits which it initiated on the current Presiding Bishop's watch. It mortgaged its own headquarters, for heavens' sake. How is that an act of "preservation"?
The litigation which "The Episcopal Church" is using its trust funds to support is all being conducted by the law firm of the Presiding Bishop's chancellor. Thus far, I have estimated (based on the Church's audited financial statements) that it has spent approximately $24 million dollars on such litigation, of which the Chancellor's law firm has earned the lion's share. The value of the properties thus far "recovered," however, has been only a small fraction of that amount.
What does that tell you about whether this is all an undertaking in good faith "to preserve properties for future Episcopalians"? And what does that tell you about the motives of those who are urging you to act so that yet another lawsuit may be brought against Bishop Lawrence in the coming weeks?
In sum, I earnestly ask you, in the name of the Church which we both love and hold dear, to search deeply into the motives of those who are asking you to take certain actions, and approve certain resolutions, this weekend in South Carolina. Ask whether they are "of the Church" which we have known and served for so long. No, do not stop there: ask whether they are "of God and of His only Son, who pleaded with us that 'we all may be one'."
In His Holy Name, I remain your humble Episcopalian servant,
Allan Haley
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I just got home to 74 messages and decided to skim for topics first instead
of as they come. David, you're probably too late for Liz, I think she left
already. But I compliment you for noting that she opened the door. I will
say this for Liz, though, she quickly removed her tagline "Re-Elect Nimrod
and Ripoff for President", when I offered my own "Defend America-Defeat
However, today (it seems more than ever) that politics is a part of every
facet of our daily lives. We once had separation of church and state, but
no more, not really. And since politics affects our physical environment
more and more, it makes sense for the subject to creep in occasionally to
our Garden Chat.
If I read something on this list that I don't agree with I will state my
position without arguing, or I'll let it slide. Subjects die on their own
when no one pays them mind. And if the subject is interesting to others I
can simply choose to skip it. This group is a family and I have never
completely agreed with my family, but wouldn't leave in a huff, never to
return, simply because I didn't like a relative's politics.
We are all multi-dimensional people, not just gardeners. I know we'll stick
mainly to gardening topics, but I do expect and hope on occasion, over the
next several months, to read some politically charged messages - left,
right, and upside-down. We can't where blinders in this world anymore.
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To: <email@example.com>
Sent: Monday, June 28, 2004 5:47 PM
Subject: Re: [CHAT] Politics
> Jesse and David. I am toasting you at this moment.
> On Monday, June 28, 2004, at 05:28 PM, Jesse Bell wrote:
> > Dave wrote: none of us had the tag "Re-Elect Nimrod and Ripoff for
> > President"...
> >
> > now THAT'S funny. And if Liz is still on the list...my FATHER is
> > running
> > for a Republican seat. I don't trash my father because that is what he
> > believes...I just choose to not be a "Republican". And I don't like
> > labels either...I'm not a Republican or a Democrat...I register as an
> > independent. (I don't like either presidential candidate either..but
> > I'll vote for the lesser of the "evils") I don't like being labeled a
> > "liberal feminist" which is what my father calls me. I stand up for
> > what
> > I feel is right (the government does NOT belong in our bedrooms, the
> > government does not have the right to force a woman to have a child,
> > etc.) I do not personally believe in abortion. I think every child is a
> > gift...BUT...I don't think the government should force a woman to have
> > a
> > baby when she is unemployed, no father around, can't take care of it
> > properly, or is raped and does not want the child. That is a very
> > personal choice for ANY woman. And where is the government when that
> > mother
> >
> > is crying at midnight because her child has a fever of 104 and she
> > can't
> > afford clothes for it and decent food, much less health insurance. I am
> > not gay...but I don't shun them either...and the government needs to
> > keep their nose out of their personal business. I personally know of
> > two
> > gay couples that would be better parents than a LOT of heterosexual
> > couples. BUT..the beauty of this list is that we are all FRIENDS (I've
> > known most of you for over 5 years)...and I'll listen to any of
> > you...and your point of view. I may not always agree, but because I
> > respect you, I listen. So...I'll get off my soapbox now. Didn't mean to
> > go there actually...my fingers got carried away. And my husband and I
> > don't see eye-to-eye either...AT ALL...but he is entitled to his
> > opinion
> > and I am entitled to mine. (Can't we all just get along :->
> >
> >
> >
> > David Franzman <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> > Let me add something to this. Bonnie I agree with you that politics is
> > a
> > difficult subject in a gardening group. I enjoy it because I enjoy
> > politics
> > and the discussion of ideas. I don't add too much to it though because
> > recognize that there are different ideas out there and not everybody
> > likes
> > debates.
> >
> > However, none of us had the tag "Re-Elect Nimrod and Ripoff for
> > President"
> > until Liz did which was on her first message she sent to the group.
> > Perhaps
> > what she doesn't like is the fact that many of us don't agree with her
> > position instead of the content and/or subject. You see I find a
> > growing
> > lack of respect for differing views in this country from both the
> > right and
> > left but I'm thoroughly sick of those who profess to be conservative
> > calling
> > all of us in the middle or slightly left of center as lefties,
> > liberals or
> > commies and unAmerican to boot.
> >
> > Liz, if you didn't like politics mixed into the garden soil then why
> > did
> > your initial message have the Re-elect message at the bottom? Go and
> > see
> > the movie! Stretch your mind. Keep an open mind and try and see what
> > the
> > other side sees sometimes. It may not change your mind but it might
> > give
> > you a different perspective.
> >
> > David Franzman
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Billy Carroll Kimball, 62, a resident of St. Martinville, passed away July 3, 2012, at Lafayette General Medical Center.
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Readability of Article[edit]
I recently recommended Wikipedia for research for my students who are aged 16-18. They found this particular article very difficult to comprehend. Having run the text of this article through a readability formula test, the results showed that the text required graduate level reading skills to read and comprehend the article. Is there anyone who feels they are able to address this issue? One of the problems raised included the length of sentences and vocabulary that may be suitable for a wide audience including students who have limited vocabulary and interest in the subject.
- There's a special version of wikipedia written for those whose grasp of english is shaky. The articles are much easier to read, relying on simple vocabulary and grammatical constructs. Go to "simple.wikipedia.org". yandman 17:41, 12 November 2006 (UTC)
- I agree with yandman in that I am 17 and found this article to be easy to comprehend and sufficiently readable. Although, as this relates to an Australian Year 12 Software Design and Development course (or at least in my case it does), it is entirely possible that others may have difficulty in understanding it. Is it likely that the article would be referred to for other reasons? If so, keep it as it is, otherwise edit it accordingly. Xoddera 07:29, 6 March 2007 (UTC)
- Thank for this articles, which are very usefull and readable even for those who do not belong to english mother tongue countries.Youssef —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 08:55, 13 May 2008 (UTC)
How to write a Feasibility Study[edit]
A section on how to write one would be very helpful for IPT students. I'm not so sure how myself. TerrorBite 23:34, 8 May 2006 (UTC)
Tagging for cleanup. The article seems to be written casually, ramble on, and make no point in particular. --Chris (talk) 13:26, 1 June 2006 (UTC)
Schedule Feasibility is written two times. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 10:32, 2 September 2008 (UTC)
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for a RND project using linux as a platform, PHP and perl as language, AI concepts, 2 years time, budget is 80 lakh, man power is 2 developers is the project feasible ??
Tried to categorize the article. I put in Business_process, as I considered this a process control technique, but someone might come up with something better.
Shouldn't a feasibility study follow five factors called TELOS? They are:
- Technological Feasibility - does the technology exist?
- Economic Feasibility - Is it affordable, do the benefits outweigh the costs?
- Legal Feasibility - is there any legal impediment (e.g. the DPA)
- Operational Feasibility - how will the new system affect people's working lives?
- Schedule Feasibility - can the new system be implemented in the desired time-frame?
Some of those heading are on the article but not in that order. arsenalwwerulz 16:28, 23 March 2007 (UTC)
- I changed the order around, to be TELOS, but retained the original extras DanielFaulknor (talk) 06:59, 24 May 2009 (UTC)
Technology >> Information Technology[edit]
The article as written equates "technology" ("the usage and knowledge of tools, techniques, crafts, systems or methods of organization in order to solve a problem or create an artistic perspective") with "information technology" ("the acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of vocal, pictorial, textual and numerical information"). This neglects, for example, evaluating the feasibility of a proposed aircraft, bridge, or manufacturing plant.
This use of the term "technology" is far too restrictive. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 00:41, 10 February 2011 (UTC)
- Absolutely agree. I think this is easily fixed by stripping out the IT-specific terms; I took a stab at it. JustinTime55 (talk) 18:09, 11 October 2012 (UTC)
Is there any standard for Feasibility Studies?[edit]
Dear Wikipedia Contributors, please accept my kindest greeting. I have unsuccessfully looked for standards related to Feasibility Studies or Analysis. Can anyone point me into the right direction? (I am a Computer Engineering and currently working on a project that requires me to use standards throughout the whole process as much as possible.)
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"Feasibility study topics echo"[edit]
"Feasibility study topics echo" appears to be a redundant heading. Unless there's any objection, I am going to remove it and promote all its sub-heads. Kortoso (talk) 17:42, 5 August 2015 (UTC)


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Basically, the book of Jonah is a unified narrative. A short prayer psalm is inserted between 1:17 and 2:10. The book has two parts: (1) Jonah's disobedience to the Lord (1:1-2:10) and (2) an obedient prophet who learned a vital lesson from the Lord (3:1-4:11). Each section begins with the same command given by the Lord to Jonah and each ends with a statement about the Lord's compassion (2:10 has Jonah's deliverance from the great fish, and 4:11 has the Lord's statement about Nineveh). Polytheists offer desperate pleas for mercy in 1:14 and 3:5-6, and Jonah offers agonizing prayers in 2:2-9 and 4:2-3. In each instance the Lord provides help.
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The latest addition to our Reviews section is by Peter Biello on Commentary by Marcelle Sauvageot, translated by Anna Moschovakis (and introduction from Jennifer Moxley), published by Ugly Duckling Presse.
Peter not only runs the Burlington Writers Workshop, but is also a friend to Open Letter—we had the pleasure of meeting him in person at AWP a couple weeks ago, and saddle him up with some great books.
Commentary, as many of you will know, is one of the 25 books that made the 2014 BTBA longlist.
Here's the beginning of Peter's review:
Commentary is a book that defies simple categorization. Marcelle Sauvageot's prose lives in the world of novel, memoir, and philosophical monologue as the narrator, a woman recuperating in a sanatorium, muses on the nature of love and examines her own crushed heart. Originally published in French under the title Commentaire in 1933, the book remains relevant precisely because the behavior of the man to whom these epistolary responses are addressed seems shockingly familiar.
Commentary is a deconstruction of an insensitive and condescending break-up letter that is sent to the narrator when she is spending time in a sanatorium. Her lover, who is only referred to as "Baby," is in Paris, where he has made plans to marry another woman. "I am getting married . . . Our friendship remains . . ." his letter states, and from here, the narrator dives into the sadness and anger it provokes.
For the rest of the review, go here.
Commentary is a book that defies simple categorization. Marcelle Sauvageot's prose lives in the world of novel, memoir, and philosophical monologue as the narrator, a woman recuperating in a sanatorium, muses on the nature of love and examines her own crushed heart. Originally published in French under the title Commentaire in 1933, the book remains relevant precisely because the behavior of the man to whom these epistolary responses are addressed seems shockingly familiar.
Commentary is a deconstruction of an insensitive and condescending break-up letter that is sent to the narrator when she is spending time in a sanatorium. Her lover, who is only referred to as "Baby," is in Paris, where he has made plans to marry another woman. "I am getting married . . . Our friendship remains . . ." his letter states, and from here, the narrator dives into the sadness and anger it provokes.
In her responses to different aspects of his letter, Sauvageot paints the portrait of a woman trying to understand not only a relationship that has failed, but also the nature of love in general. Baby says that it isn't his fault she's in a sanatorium; that he couldn't have made her happy anyway; that friendship should be sufficient going forward. The narrator doesn't let him off the hook. She writes:
You scoured the past for a sentence in which I seemed to say I no longer loved you: "You always told me that what you had loved in me was 'Baby' and you did not conceal from me that 'Baby' no longer existed." And you shield yourself with this sentence without wanting to remember how you did not accept it. Now, you welcome it with glee, because it enables you to escape reproach for your infidelity. (67)
She goes on to say that, in his absurd justification for leaving the relationship, she sees "a petty salesman reneging on a deal he no longer wants to close." (68) Her assessment of this man is honest, apt, and fair.
Along with her assessment of the relationship is her attack on the gender dynamics at play. "Is a woman in love not delighted when a man chooses her as a reward for her total love?" the narrator asks, with no small amount of snark. She goes on to say, in earnest, "what you are saying is the eternally idiotic, but eternally true, song of those who love and are loved." (52) The narrator, in short, is critical of the superficiality of modern love—a criticism that remains relevant today.
In her introduction to this new edition, Jennifer Moxley refers to Baby as a "failed human being." One could call Baby lots of things: insensitive, blind to his own male privilege, and self-serving to name a few. But to call him "failed" pronounces him dead, which he is not. The triumph of this book is that the narrator, while gravely wounded, sees through what Moxley would say makes him a "failed human being"—his weak attempts to justify his insensitivity. She knows him better than he knows himself. "I know you better, and that is not to love you less," she writes (49). Could this narrator truly love a "failed human being"?
The story ends optimistically, with a dance. The narrator attends a dance party, finds a partner, and spends a lovely evening with him. "Lightly intoxicated by this rhythm, accompanied by my partner for the night, who by tomorrow will have forgotten this late evening, I slowly mounted the stairs to my door; and we took leave of each other after a kiss, without saying anything" (97). That kiss, after so much discussion of love, puts a cap of silence on a long meditation on the subject.
Why should we read this meditation in 2014? In a world in which social media encourage us to hide our flaws, this book attempts to remind us that those who love us because of our flaws, not in spite of them, are those who love us best.
Over the next five days, we'll be featuring each of the ten titles from this year's Best Translated Book Award poetry shortlist. Click here for all past write-ups.
This guest post is by Idra Novey—poet, translator, executive director of the Center for Literary Translation at Columbia University. Idra also served as chair of the poetry committee, and did an amazing job keeping things organized and on time. I know how hard this can be . . . But wow, the poetry committee seemed to run even smoother than the fiction one . . .
In a 1998 essay, the Canadian writer Nicole Brossard declared that she liked to keep herself in the untranslatable, at the limit between "I exist" and the poem on the page. For Brossard's translators in this superb selected collection of her work, she presented the challenge of how to recreate that untranslatable voice in English and to assume that by "untranslatable" Brossard meant the impossibility of translating the full complexity of sensation into any language, as opposed to between languages.
The various translators who contributed to this book make a strong case for this interpretation. Throughout the selections, the translations recreate all the lively complexity and lyricism of Brossard's investigation of language and its limits as she presents them in French. In an excerpt from Shadow: Soft Et Soif, translated by Guy Bennett, Brossard writes:
a few night syllables
through leafy words
let's watch
our dream muscles move
our eyes outstripped by nostalgia
let's watch
tears, palms and fists like thirst
the ever vague idea that living is
necessarily a plus dans le langage
Through the driving rhythm of the repetitions here and the lyrical specificity of "dream muscles" and "fists like thirst," Bennett's translation gives the reader a rich sense of the pleasure and mystery of Brossard's work. Well-known as an essayist and novelist as well, the selections in this book include several essays and interviews along with a long series of prose poems translated by Lucille Nelson in which Brossard speaks in a section called Ultrasounds of "navigating at night by means of milky arms and igniters of syntax."
As in the poem excerpted above, Brossard has a wonderful talent for mixing evocative bodily descriptions of milky arms with abstracts like "syntax." Her poetry is avant-garde but not to the point that her experimentation makes any discernible meaning hard to grasp. Brossard is a poet, as she says in an essay at the end of collection, interested in "vision" rather than "subversion," in speaking with clarity about where patriarchy, language, and sexuality converge and explode. That explosion, and the untranslatable place in which Brossard likes to keep herself, are wholly present in these excellent translations.
Prose translators will likely disagree, but I believe translating poetry requires a significant level of talent, a commitment to the text, and near mania, all of which suggests that the undertaking is the greatest possible challenge. The task is to. . .
The biggest issues with books like The Subsidiary often have to do with their underpinnings—when we learn that Georges Perec wrote La Disparition without once using the letter E, we are impressed. Imagine such a task! It takes a high. . .
Following The Infatuations, Javier Marías's latest novel seems, like those that have preceded it, an experiment to test fiction's capacity to mesmerize with sombre-sexy atmospheres and ruminative elongated sentences stretched across windowless walls of paragraphs. Thus Bad Begins offers his. . .
Death by Water, Kenzaburo Oe's latest novel to be translated into English, practically begs you to read it as autobiography. Like The Changeling, as well as many other works not yet released in English, Death by Water is narrated in. . .
Jocelyne Saucier's Twenty-One Cardinals is about the type of unique, indestructible, and often tragic loyalty only found in families. For a brief but stunningly mesmerizing 169 pages, Twenty-One Cardinals invited me in to the haunting and intimate world of the. . .
We know so very little; so little that what we think to be knowledge is hardly worth reckoning with at all; instead we ought to settle for being pleasantly surprised if, on the edge of things, against all expectations, our. . .
Many of Virginie Despentes's books revolve around the same central idea: "To be born a woman [is] the worst fate in practically every society." But this message is nearly always packaged in easy-to-read books that fill you with the pleasure. . .


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Rookie LB Marcus Dowtin, who didn't travel with the team to St. Louis last weekend even though he wasn't on the injury report, was waived Tuesday by the Jets.
Dowtin played in the previous three games, compiling 48 plays on special teams and two on defense. On one of his two defensive plays, he struck Dolphins QB Matt Moore in the head, resulting in a $15,750 fine from the league.
The circumstances surrounding his ouster are curious, considering he was a healthy scratch last week. He was seen Monday in the locker room. Dowtin, an undrafted rookie, spent the first six games on the Jets' practice squad.
The Jets have 51 players on the roster.
UPDATE: The decision to waive Dowtin stems from a special-teams meeting last week. He either missed a meeting or was kicked out of a meeting, and that was the reason he didn't travel to St. Louis, according to a source.


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In a new Lowy Institute Analysis, Myer Foundation Melanesia Program Director Jenny Hayward-Jones reviews Australia's costly and lengthy assistance to Solomon Islands.
Launched in 2003, Australia's Regional Assistance Mission to Solomon Islands (RAMSI) was instigated to restore law & order and reconstitute a shattered economy. However, a decade later, at a cost of $2.6 billion, it is one of the most significant – and most expensive – operations by Australia in the Pacific Islands region.
"Despite some impressive achievements, RAMSI was a costly and disproportionate investment by Australia in Solomon Islands", said author Jenny Hayward-Jones.
"$2.6 billion dollars is too high a price to pay for restoring stability in a small country", she said.
Hayward-Jones identifies clear lessons of RAMSI that should be absorbed by the Abbott government in its new mission to align foreign, trade and aid policies.
"The most important lesson of RAMSI is the importance of knowing how much to spend and when to leave", said Hayward-Jones.
"Without a clear exit strategy, it was difficult for Australia to make decisions about the right time to wind down its expensive commitment in Solomon Islands".
Other lessons learned include the value of a joined-up government approach and working with regional partners, the need to avoid building parallel bureaucracies, and the importance of promoting real political change.
Australia's costly investment in Solomon Islands: the lessons of RAMSI can be downloaded from the Lowy Institute website.


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An individual is generally considered to be underweight if their BMI is less than 18.5. Since you calculated your BMI and it came up as 17.4, TeenHealthFX recommends that you meet with your primary care physician as soon as possible to discuss your current weight and overall physical health. Being underweight can certainly negatively impact a female's menstrual cycle, and it could also account for your stomach pains since there is a good chance you may be hungry from not be eating enough. However, it is important for you to meet with a doctor, who can meet with you in person, evaluate the situation, and assess whether some changes in your diet need to be made. Your doctor might also recommend that you meet with a mental health professional trained in dealing with eating disorders to assess whether or not emotional issues are getting in the way of your maintaining a healthy weight and healthy eating practices.
If you don't have a doctor and live in northern New Jersey, you can call the Adolescent/Young Adult Center for Health at 973-971-6475 for an appointment or contact your local teen health center or Planned Parenthood.
If you live in northern New Jersey and need help finding a therapist you can call the Access Center from Atlantic Behavioral Health at 973-247-1400. Outside of this area you can log onto the US Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration website for referrals in your area.
Teens often abuse prescription drugs because of the myth that these drugs provide a medically safe high.
It is estimated that major depressive disorder (MDD) affects about 5% of adolescents, and that between 10 - 15% of adolescents have some symptoms of depression at any one time.
Statistics show that giving a teen a credit card does not teach them to be financially responsible or to encourage self-restraint, but actually promotes a "spend now and deal with the consequences later" mindset.
Girls are more likely to intentionally abuse prescription drugs than boys.
The reality of excessive interest rates and fees that often accompany credit card use for teens, can put youngsters in a position where they are losing out on admission to graduate school, getting a job, or renting an apartment because of damaged credit history.
Less than 33% of teens with depression get help, yet 80% of teens with depression can be successfully treated if they seek help from a doctor or therapist.
Traffic crashes are the greatest single cause of death for all persons age 6-33, and about 45% of these fatalities are alcohol-related crashes.
About 6.2 million Americans get a new genital HPV infection each year.
30% of teens with depression also have a substance abuse problem.
Freshmen bring an average of $1,585.00 in credit card debt to college.
About a third of women who seek services related to unprotected sex, such as pregnancy testing or emergency contraception, do not receive STD counseling, testing, or treatment.
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Compared with other age groups, teens have the lowest rate of seat belt use, and male high school students are more likely than female students to rarely or never wear seat belts.
A national study of women ages 15-44 found that women were almost twice as likely to receive contraceptive services rather than STD services.
The teenage pregnancy rate in the U.S. is at its lowest level in thirty years, down 36% since its peak in 1990. Research suggests that both increased abstinence and positive changes in contraceptive practice are responsible these recent declines in teen pregnancy.
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In the United States, at least 5-10 million girls and women and 1 million boys and men are struggling with eating disorders. 11
Among male drivers between 15 and 20 years of age who were involved in fatal crashes in 2005, 38% were speeding at the time of the crash and 24% had been drinking.
Homicide is the second leading cause of death among 15- to 24-year-olds overall. 16
Every two minutes, somewhere in America, someone is sexually assaulted. 22
One in four teenage girls in the U.S. had at least one common sexually transmitted disease.
Suicide is the third leading cause of death among youths ages 15 to 20. 19
The highest Chlamydia rates occurred among women ages 15 to 19 and 20 to 24.
About 44% of rape victims are under age 18. Three out of every twenty victims (15%) are under age 12. 25
Each year, half of all HIV infections are among people under the age of 25.
Crash risk is particularly high during the first year that teenagers are eligible to drive.
One out of every six American women have been the victims of an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime. A total of 17.7 million women have been victims of these crimes. 23
Teen girls ages 15-19 have the highest Gonorrhea rate of any age group.
The motor vehicle death rate for male drivers and passengers ages 16-19 is more than one and half times that of their female counterparts.
More than four in 10 young women become pregnant at least once before they reach the age of 20 - nearly one million teen pregnancies a year 3
The presence of teen passengers increases the crash risk of unsupervised teen drivers; the risk increases with the number of teen passengers.
Smoking is the leading preventable cause of death in this country. More than 400,000 Americans die from tobacco-related causes each year, and most of them began using tobacco before the age of 18.
The risk of motor vehicle crashes is higher among 16- to 19-year-olds than among any other age group.
Underage drinking costs the U.S. more than $58 billion every year; enough to buy every public school student a state-of-the-art computer.
At all levels of blood alcohol concentration (BAC), the risk of involvement in a motor vehicle crash is greater for teens than for older drivers.
Teens who drink are more likely to be victims of violent crimes and sexual assault, have serious problems in school, be involved in drinking-related traffic crashes, and develop problems with alcohol later in life.
Nearly all the poison deaths in the U.S. are attributed to drugs, and most drug poisonings result from the abuse of prescription and illegal drugs.
Alcohol kills 6.5 times more youth than all other illicit drugs combined.
Persons aged 15-24, who represent only 14% of the U.S. population, account for 30% ($19 billion) of the total costs of motor vehicle injuries among males and 28% ($7 billion) among females.
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We are an innovated company developing one of the world's leading investment * financial applications . We are profitable and offer a great rewarding environment where your creativity matters. If you are looking for an entrepreneur type of environment, where you can make a difference, we might be the company for you. We are looking for a talented, experienced Java Software Engineer to join our winning team.
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We are looking for a solid experience software developer who has experience in developing robust high-volume production applications, and can also develop prototypes quickly. We are looking for someone who has a solid and extensive experience with distributed, server-side application development. The applicant is expected to work individually, in small groups and with customers to develop application features.
We offer attractive salary, great benefits, a supportive work environment and a state of the art gym in a modern business park. Along side other talented engineers in our California office, the candidate will experience a small-team atmosphere where each person is not only encouraged to make a difference, but required!
- BS/MS in CS or equivalent with at least 5 years experience.
- Solid Java coding skills, understanding of Java threading and network programming concepts.
- Knowledge of object oriented design and design patterns.
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- Experience with high-volume, low-latency distributed systems.
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- Experience with XML, XSL, JMS, JMX and web services.
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Wrap yourself in luxury this winter with this beautiful mink stole! This wonderfully soft wrap is fashioned in a warm chocolate brown mink fur with the mink head adorning the center back of the stole. It is lined in a slinky silk nylon and closes with a crocheted snap clasp.
Length: 38"
Width: 10"
Condition: Very Good
One of the crochet snaps is beginning to unravel.
Please view our Condition Chart for additional information.
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