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Mind Control is not a modern day man�s invention. Everyone, it seems, wants to control our minds. Someone with a strong mind and a definite set of ideas tries to convince others (especially those with a weaker mind) that his way is the only right way. It�s even more relevant today. There are evil-minded people in the world today who try (and often succeed) to control every phase of our lives.
They are in the government tearing away at everything that honest God-fearing people would like to keep intact. They are breaking up the true family function, killing the babies, teaching our children all sorts of lies in the schools. Teach them young and they will never yield to the �old-fashioned way. They will become the New Agers; fit to belong to the New World Order, one world government and one world church. Through �fun� games, movies, T.V., books and even schools, they will easily fall into the clutches of the devil�s servants.
More and more occult ideas are boldly being implanted in our children�s minds through all the media. There are more and more T.V. �comedies� and movies about �cute� young witches and vampire slayers; kids with extra ordinary powers. It would take too long to tell how sick I get just thinking about how our kid�s minds are being snatched away from them. Parents aren�t even being aware of what is happening to their children. It�s like a science fiction movie coming to life. And it�s going to get worse. It�s preparing the world to accept the anti-christ after God�s people are taken away in the rapture. Wake up parents and all concerned Christians. Grab the children and hold tight before it�s too late. We can be excited and happy to be gone from this sick world but we would like for our children to be among us.
We think we are in control of our own minds, but are we? As soon as we are born, beginning with our parents, many others have begun to shape the way we think, whether good or bad. Take a quick look back on your own young life. With an open mind, think of those who had a great impact on your present life. Were their teachings positive or negative? If negative, how did you ever learn the difference? What influenced your radical change of thinking? Or is it still the same as it was then? Were the teachings godly or ungodly. You can live a �good� life as seen by worldly eyes but is not necessarily from God. Were those most predominent in your life sensible or of a ridiculous nature?
How did your parents get along with each other? Was there fighting and arguing all the time so you learned to do the same? Did you experience love in your home by your parents? Were you taught the love of God or only about His punishment? Kids like to repeat swear words or vulgar words they hear. They don�t know it is wrong until someone tells them. Would God punish them in their ignorance? Kids almost all go through that stage, but how you handle it, is how a child learns to think. Think of your brothers and sisters and playmates. Your mind picks up on what they were taught. You can get very confused. My Mom said this but her Mom said that. Who do you believe? Your Mom wouldn�t lie or would she? You may not realize it but you are talking to yourself trying to reason things out.
You go to school. What impressions do your teachers give you? It�s not just their verbal teachings but their own personal attitudes. It�s not the actual learning of �things� but overall ideas. My sister is four years younger than I. We were discussing some things that happened in our child hood. Even though we �knew� of certain things, we each saw a different view of the same situation. I don�t exactly remember being told these things but somehow they were impressed in my mind that it was how it happened. Memory is strange.
I was quite amazed when I sat in on my daughter�s classroom in the 50�s. Out of one simple story, I learned hidden meanings and details that I would never have thought about. I learned by memorizing but wasn�t taught �HOW� to think. I had to accept for fact what I was told. It seems it is going back to that but in the derogatory way; brainwashing with ungodly ideas. My daughter�s class was taught to think for themselves and voice their opinions. We were not allowed to have an opinion. At least that�s how I saw it. Well, actually having eight years in a Catholic School, we were only allowed to have the Catholic School�s opinion. No individual thinking. My daughter�s school was a public school. My mother, most likely, was taught the same way. She carried it into being a mother. She accused me of always arguing with her. Just lately, I realized I was only trying to form my opinion whether right or wrong. I really wanted to know what was what. I did always have a curious mind. Kids today are taught to say what they think but somehow not to be careful before they speak. Someone may get hurt. Do any of you older readers remember �kids should be seen and not heard�? It went from one extreme to another.
Then comes college, jobs, marriage and raising kids. What do you carry over from your upbringing? Do you stick to what your parents left you with plus a few extra ideas you picked up from others? Your mind is pretty well formed. Your mind is busy with more imaginary conversations with others. What else is your mind busy with? How am I going to pay the bills? Will I get laid off? What am I going to cook for dinner? What runs through your mind constantly? Does God control your mind or do you let the devil let it run out of control? Your mind is not really your own. It belongs to the one whom you allow to control your thinking and actions. We must have faith in God that He can and will handle all situations no matter how impossible they may seem. We have to quit thinking so much on our problems. As �they� say, we make mountains out of molehills.
It is really a sin of unbelief to always worry about things that may never happen. That is the devil�s job to keep our minds in an uproar. It can even affect our mental and physical health. If and when we do get a problem, we have to learn to rest in the assurance that God will take care of it if we let Him.
The devil is getting more and more power in controlling our children�s minds but only if we don�t do anything about it. More concerned Christian parents are having home schooling. It�s not only to protect their minds from false teachings but also their lives from danger in the schools. They still have plenty of other things to battle with. We have to keep praying and act when we can.
I Corinthians 2:16 says we have to train our minds to think like Jesus �But we have the mind of Christ.�
Philippians 4:6-8 �Be careful for nothing but in everything in prayer and supplication with Thanksgiving let your requests be known unto God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds through Jesus Christ�..� The rest of it tells you what to think on. We can still have peace in this crazy mixed up world in spite of what is going on around us. We can still keep on praying for our children even if they are in the clutches of the devil�s helpers. God can deliver them safely for us. Younger people are getting more involved in Christian ministries, doing God�s will. I have 3 little great-grand babies. I have put them in God�s hands. One was just born July 18th. (Since I originally wrote this, I got 3 more great grandbabies. The other two are only a little over two; not twins. The one boys favorite book is the story about Jesus. He tells me Jesus loves him. I gave him his first Bible story book. When I get a chance I will read it to his brother; let him know the name of Jesus early and reverently. Do they have a chance to develop right thinking?
The devil likes to keep us confused, doubtful and afraid. He wants us to lose our peace and joy. He likes to sneak the old negative thought patterns back into our minds but we can be winners of it all. Isaiah 26:3 �you will keep in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on you, because he trusts in you.� Lord, give us the wisdom to fight this mind control battle.
Since I originally wrote this, Mind Controllers are getting worse. All kinds of evil things are being pounded into children�s minds in school. No longer are they taught to think for themselves since my daughter was in school. She is 50 now and there are so many changes that were once never thought of.
There is no truth any more. It is relevant as to the situation that is around you. It can be changed to suit your own little whims. Kids are taught, it is O.K. to have sex as long as you use condoms passed out free in the classroom. It�s O.K. to be homosexual---that is your sex preference. The big lie---�They are born that way.�
Read all of Romans 1:21-32. especially 24-27. �Wherefore God also gave them up to uncleanliness through the lusts of their own hearts to dishonor their own bodies between themselves.� How much more explicit can that be? Same sex marriages and allowed to adopt babies to teach them their evil ways?
It�s O.K. to get an abortion. The mother has this choice; the baby doesn�t have a choice or a chance to live.
I was in a Yarn �N Darn store. There was a section with embroidery thread. You could pick out your own items. Above the rack was a sign �God sees everything!� A little girl sneered and said: �God doesn�t know anything.� Where did that idea come from? Did her parents teach her that or did she learn it in school.
Evolution is taught in school. No one is allowed to speak about creation. Prayers or Bible Study isn�t allowed in school. Yet witchcraft is taught. I did volunteer work in a library. A teenage girl asked me where the books on witchcraft were.
I think you are beginning to get the picture. Many minds, even some Christians, are being controlled by evil forces. They don�t even believe the Bible---any version---is without error. I went to a Bible study in the Lutheran Church. I would quote from my King James Bible. No matter what I said, they didn�t believe it. The Bible was written by men yet they quoted from some modern man�s commentary. They took his word over God�s WORD. The preacher came in. I questioned him about a certain scripture. He quoted from the Bible but on leaving said he believed everyone would be saved. When the preacher who was supposed to be preaching God�s truth, contradicted himself, I knew I had to leave that environment.
All cults and false teachers use mind control. The more of God�s precepts that can be forbidden in this country and the world, the more the devil and his workers can control minds. The New Agers are doing their work well. That is enough for now. I�ll let it sink in. May God be allowed to open minds and let them take His own Words for the only truth there is.
God bless you while you let God control your thinking instead of depraved men (and women).
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The Roots of the Religious, Ethnic, and National Identity of the Bosnian-Herzegovinan MuslimsThis work speaks of the roots of the religious, ethnic, and national identity of the Bosnian-Herzegovinan Muslims. It does not devote much space to the formative period of the development of the Bosniak Muslim nation, which started in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Its primary goal is to examine a plethora of sources, from prehistory to modernity, on which different nationalists have built their national theories, and subsequently to test their validity. That the nation itself might well be a product of biases and manipulation, or in other words, that it might well be a political rather than a historical category, is the critical approach around which this study revolves. |
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Ernest Renan 18231892 | 9 |
Myth and Ambiguity of History | 45 |
Butmir statuette the socalled Negroid type | 48 |
Lands south of the Danube during the Roman era | 50 |
Genes in History | 85 |
Collecting points and places of sample origin | 96 |
The phylogeography of Ychromosome haplogroups and their frequencies in Croats Serbs and Bosniaks of modern Bosnia and Herzegovina | 98 |
Neolithic pottery from Butmir near Sarajevo 3000 B C E | 101 |
The Balkan area settled by the Serbs according to the Serbian scholar Dorde Jankovic | 132 |
States and Identities in the Late Medieval Period in the Central | 149 |
Stefan Tvrtko I as the King of Serbs | 162 |
Borders of Medieval and Contemporary Bosnia | 175 |
The Bosniak lily rendered in the Islamic calligraphy reading bismilLahiRahmaniRahim | 178 |
The Medieval Bosnian Church and the Identity of | 185 |
Relief of Mithras from Jajce 4th5th century C E | 188 |
Bas reliefs from the 5th or 6th century Gnostic Churches from the archeological cite Bistva Nova Bilimisce near Zenica | 189 |
Prototype of a person from the Turkish border garrison settlements in Krajina according to Milan Karanovic | 112 |
States and Identities in the Early Medieval Period in the Central | 121 |
The coastal provinces according to Cirkovics understanding of Porphyrogenitus | 124 |
Croatia during the King Tomislavs reign 910929 | 125 |
The Croat lands in the 8th century according to Dominik Mandic | 129 |
Illustration from the Sarajevo Haggadah Moses brings the Commandments | 206 |
Prophet Mohammed receiving his first revelation from the Archangel Gabriel | 207 |
The Birth of Muslim Identity | 255 |
The Ottoman Legacy | 295 |
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So, how much would YOU pay for Gareth Bale?
Before Spurs fans pipe up, we know he's not for sale
All the appropriate superlatives appear to have been used up by the gentlemen folk of the press last night, but basically, if you hadn't already guessed, the boy's a bit special.
Considering Tottenham were all but ready to ship him off to Nottingham Forest for a couple of quid and a packet of Haribo this time last year, last night marked an incredible turnaround for the 21-year-old Welshman.
Inevitably, his recent performances beg the question: how much would you expect your club to shell out to land Gareth Bale?
N.B. They also raise another, less important question: what are those black things hanging out of his shorts?
Highlights from last night's clash after the jump.
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Dear editor,
Please vote NO on March 17 for Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (ESPLOST). Columbia County has one of the highest sales tax rates of any county in Georgia.
Well, just hire any woman from Augusta who, in preparing her home to rent during Masters Week, has turned spring cleaning into an art form. But let's clarify: there's spring cleaning, which is the obligatory airing out of any vestiges of winter, and then there's Masters Spring Cleaning, which is a complete overhaul of everything from attic to basement, and front porch to back patio.
For decades, students at the traditional public schools in Georgia have been denied the chance to win a state championship because the system overseen by the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) ignores the fact that there is no parity among traditional public schools, private schools, and city schools.
We hear so much lately about all the projects that would be funded with continuation of the Columbia County Education Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax, or E-SPLOST. Naturally, most of those projects are aimed toward the unincorporated areas of the county where most of the population resides. Those voters can see plenty of reasons to vote in favor of continuing E-SPLOST.
Last week, however, presented one of those rare situations where the GOP leadership needed the Democratic minority to move one of the most important pieces of legislation this session: the transportation tax bill (HB 170) that would revise the gasoline excise tax and raise nearly $1 billion annually to maintain the state's highways.
In the House of Representatives, Democrats provided the votes that enabled Speaker David Ralston and his cohorts to push HB 170 to final passage after the bill had been stalling for more than a month.
Wait, no. That's not what I meant to say. I meant to say that I've learned: This is the craziest gig you will ever have.
WAIT! Stop it, fingers. No.
What I want to say is, the first thing I learned was: Parenting looks nothing like what you thought it would.
Yes, that's it. Parenting. It's tough. It's amazing. It isn't for the weak, but here we are anyway.
They called themselves Muscogees, but when they settled beside rivers and streams the white man called them Creeks. For a while, they called each other friends.
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International Youth Day is celebrated every year on August 12th. This day was designated in 1999 with the adoption of resolution 54/120 with the goal to highlight issues that young people are facing around the world. Every year as part of the International Youth Day there is a theme on which special focus is placed. The theme for this year's International Youth Day is "Youth Civic Engagement". This year's campaign hopes to encourage youth to engage and participate in political and public life. The choice of the theme, "Youth Civic Engagement," acknowledges ...
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At the 2000 UN Millennium Summit, world leaders from rich and poor countries alike committed themselves - at the highest political level - to a set of eight time-bound targets to help fight extreme poverty worldwide by 2015. These targets came to be known as the Millennium Development Goals, MDGs.
Over the last decade, millions have overcome extreme poverty and attained better access to health care and education. Despite the significant progress, challenges remain. With just 3 years left till the MDG deadline, we have ...
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Presbyterian Disaster Assistance provides aid to refugees and displaced persons on behalf of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.).
On Wednesday, June 20th from 9 am to 9 pm EST, Blue Key supporters are taking over Twitter once again to support refugees!
We want to encourage as many people as possible to take action on World Refugee Day — June 20th — to raise awareness for refugees.
The main ways anyone can get involved include:
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Baby elephant at Oregon Zoo won't go to traveling show
A baby elephant born at the Oregon Zoo in November is officially not going to be part of a controversial traveling elephant show.
Baby elephant Lily was legally owned by California-based Have Trunk Will Travel until today, when the Oregon Zoo says it assumed legal ownership of her.
"Lily's living arrangements were never in question," zoo director Kim Smith said in a statement. "But this makes it official: Lily will live her life with her family herd, the way elephants should."
Lily's father, 13,000-pound Tusko, will also stay at the zoo after the Oregon Zoo Foundation, the zoo's non-profit arm, paid $400,000 to get out of a loan agreement with the California company.
An Oregon Zoo spokesman initially denied knowledge that there was a breeding contract that made it possible for Lily to go to the traveling elephant show, until Seattle Times reporter Michael J. Berens proved documentation of it. The company that operates the show has generated controversy over its 30-year history for its use of chains and bullhooks — long-handled, clawed-end training tools used to discipline elephants and train them to perform tricks.
The investigation of Lily's breeding contract was part of a larger Seattle Times project called Glamour Beasts: The Dark Side of Elephant Captivity. Several stories show what circumstances have led to dwindling numbers of elephants at American zoos.
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PROMISE Pegasus2 R6 18TB (6 x 3TB) Thunderbolt 2 RAID System
PROMISE Pegasus2 R6 18TB (6 x 3TB) Thunderbolt 2 RAID System
The premier storage choice for creative audio/video professionals and multimedia enthusiasts around the globe, the PROMISE Pegasus2 can now deliver even faster performance with the new 20Gb/s Thunderbolt 2 technology, while assuring enterprise-class reliability and ease of use.
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The Pegasus2 is the fastest Thunderbolt 2 storage solution available, delivering raw power for audio/video/graphics amateurs and professionals alike to experience new capabilities with ease. Final Cut professionals can ingest, edit and play back multiple streams of ProRes 422 (HQ), ProRes 4444 as well as uncompressed HD 10-bit and 12-bit video, while protecting valuable workflows, audio sessions and other creative media content.
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Fast, safe and reliable external storage is essential when protecting your valuable files such as music, photos and videos. The hardware RAID capabilities of the Pegasus2 family protects all the memories that were meant to last a lifetime that could be impacted from single drive failures, while simultaneously providing data protection and high reliability. The Pegasus2 family provides fast performance for popular applications such as iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Photoshop and media centre applications. Back up your irreplaceable digital media, documents, and also your entire computer or workstation to Pegasus2 with Time Machine in OS X.
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Thunderbolt is a revolutionary I/O technology that supports high-resolution displays and high-performance data devices via one simple port and a cable that carries both DisplayPort and PCI Express data. And it's standard on every Mac.
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With Thunderbolt 2 now built into the new Mac Pro and MacBook Pro with Retina display, you can connect up to three 4K displays at once. Thunderbolt 2 gives you up to 20 Gbps in both directions, allowing for super-fast data transfer between peripherals. You also have enough bandwidth to daisy-chain multiple high-speed devices without using a hub or switch.
Thunderbolt also provides double the power of USB 3.0, delivering 10 watts to peripherals for improved performance on the go.
Choice of raw capacities: Either 12TB (10TB pre-configured to RAID 5, pre-formatted with HFS+) or 18TB (15TB pre-configured to RAID 5, pre-formatted with HFS+)
Advanced RAID engine, supports RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10
Robust error handling provides superior data protection
Reliable, rugged yet elegant enclosure, ultra-quiet design
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Connections: Thunderbolt, Thunderbolt 2
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Height: 25.1 cm/9.88 in
Length: 25 cm/9.84 in
Width: 18.7 cm/7.36 in
Weight: 8.9 kg/19.6 lb
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Can promise pegasus2 support MacBook Pro without thunderbolt?
- Asked by Bill W from Hong Kong
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Can two MacBook Pros with Retina Display access / work with the stored content at the same time?
- Asked by Paul P from Ottawa
- on 15/07/2014
You can't direct connect two MacBook Pros to the same thunderbolt drive. However, you can have one M You can't direct connect two MacBook Pros to the same thunderbolt drive. However, you can have one MacBook Pro share the Pegasus2 data with the 2nd MacBook Pro over ethernet. The first MacBook Pro would act as a file server and provide a share point that many computers can access.
- Answered by Joseph A from Deerfield Beach
- on 15/08/2016
Apple Support Says to never put FCP libraries on a RAID. So, why do these drives come that way and say they support FCP?
- Asked by Joseph F from Citrus Heights
- on 15/07/2014
Can this be configured as JBOD? (6 individual volumes without raid).
- Asked by Andrew M from MILTON KEYNES
- on 05/05/2015
can i hook up old drobo with usb only to pegasus and daisy chain
- Asked by Debra K from Delaware
- on 24/01/2015
Nope. You can only daily chain via thunderbolt / thunderbolt 2. Sub doesn't have bandwidth, and the Nope. You can only daily chain via thunderbolt / thunderbolt 2. Sub doesn't have bandwidth, and the ports are not designed for this.
- Answered by Fred F from Overland Park
- on 21/06/2015
If the Pegasus itself dies, can the (hopefully good) drives be plopped into another Pegasus and work from where they left off?
- Asked by Dimitri B from Los Angeles
- on 27/11/2014
That depends on the nature of the failure. I suspect if the Pegasus unit fails, you are in serious That depends on the nature of the failure. I suspect if the Pegasus unit fails, you are in serious trouble, and should NOT depend on the internal drives. Numerous read / write errors, RAID integrity, or other anomalies one would expect with a controller failure would likely be present. I backup my Pegasus using Carbon Copy Cloner with Incremental backups nightly to a Big USB Drive for this reason.
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Independent Living communities are senior housing communities designed for independent seniors that desire the conveniences of community living. These communities offera senior lifestyle filled with recreational, educational and social opportunities.Independent Living Communities may also called "Retirement Communities", "Congregate" Living" or "Senior Apartments"... Read More
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You could trigger the report to run by submitting it's eventId to the processing engine
I use a combination of a view which shows all scheduled reports and a simple job to submit them.
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.Subscriptions.ExtensionSettings, dbo.Subscriptions.Description, dbo.Subscriptions.LastStatus, dbo.Subscriptions.LastRunTime,dbo
.Subscriptions.EventType, dbo.Subscriptions.Parameters, dbo.Subscriptions.DeliveryExtension, dbo.Subscriptions.Version,dbo
.Schedule.EventData, dbo.Subscriptions.SubscriptionID, c.PathFROM
dbo.ReportSchedule AS rs WITH (nolock) INNER JOINdbo
.Catalog AS c WITH (nolock) ON c.ItemID = rs.ReportID INNER JOINdbo
.Subscriptions WITH (nolock) ON rs.SubscriptionID = dbo.Subscriptions.SubscriptionID AND c.ItemID = dbo.Subscriptions.Report_OID INNER JOINdbo
.Schedule WITH (nolock) ON rs.ScheduleID = dbo.Schedule.ScheduleIDORDER
BY rs.ScheduleIDFields can be changed as you see fit. To include reports in the view they need to have been scheduled to run at least once.
You can then use the following to generate a report:
insert into reportserver.dbo.[Event]
([EventID], [EventType], [EventData], [TimeEntered], [ProcessStart], [BatchID])
select NewID(), 'TimedSubscription', [EventData], GETUTCDATE(), NULL, NULL
from Reportserver.dbo.[schedule view]
Where (Name = 'My Report Name')
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"His death forever changed the city, but his life forever changed the world." — Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, announcing the city's commemoration of the 50th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy's assassination (The Dallas Morning News, Wednesday)
"He did his job, and as a result he gave the ultimate sacrifice, and we as a community should — now, thanks to this marker — never forget what happened on that day." — Dallas school trustee Eric Cowan, helping dedicate the spot where Dallas Police Officer J.D. Tippit was fatally shot by presidential assassin Lee Harvey Oswald on Nov. 22, 1963 (The Dallas Morning News Scoop Blog, Tuesday)
"Elmo the character is larger than the person behind him." — Jim Silver, editor of TimeToPlayMag.com, on whether toy sales related to the Sesame Street character will be hurt by child sex-abuse charges filed against Elmo's puppeteer (USA Today, Tuesday)
"It was clear that the Afghans are tired of being treated like servants in their own country." — Tina Foster, who represents prisoners held in U.S.-built Bagram Prison in Afghanistan, on President Hamid Karzai's order to Afghan forces to take control of it (The New York Times, Monday)
"Whether the Earth was created in seven days, or seven actual eras, I'm not sure we'll ever be able to answer that. It's one of the great mysteries." — Florida GOP Sen. Marco Rubio, frequently mentioned as a 2016 presidential candidate, asked by GQ magazine about the age of the planet (Monday, Politico)
"The next time I saw Djurisic taking a three I think I would've shot him before he got the shot off." — Former college basketball coach Bob Knight, in color commentary for an ESPN broadcast of an Indiana-Georgiae game, on shots taken by Georgia forward Nemanja Djurisic (USA Today, Tuesday)
"Secession is a deeply American principle. This country was born through secession. Some felt it was treasonous to secede from England, but those 'traitors' became our country's greatest patriots." — Retiring Texas Rep. Ron Paul, in a post on his House website, about post-election secession talk (Politico, Monday)
"There's a lot of dead time while that turkey is in the oven. It's a good time to shop." — Bill Tancer, general manager of global retail for Experian, on how holiday shopping gets a head start via the Internet on Thanksgiving (The Wall Street Journal, Tuesday)
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"It'd be nice to have one against a nationally prominent rival in the SEC. There are many to choose from." — Texas A&M president R. Bowen Loftin, on starting a new Thanksgiving Day tradition to replace the annual game the Aggies once played against UT-Austin (The Dallas Morning News Sports Blog, Wednesday)
"Maybe we as a state have been satisfied with mediocrity." — State District Judge John Dietz, hearing a lawsuit in Austin over the funding system that supports Texas schools (Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Wednesday)
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Spacious Room Near Brick Lane (GB1)
Спальные места2
Ванные комнаты1
Площадь16 м²
Этаж №
- Кухня
- Стиральная машина/сушилка
- Завтрак
- Закрывающаяся на ключ комната
- Интернет
- Полотенца
Краткое описание жилья
Адрес | Gibson Close, E1 4JT London, Великобритания |
Тип жилья | Отдельная комната |
ID жилья | 911AKEDZ |
Процент подтвержденных запросов брони | 99% |
Время ответа | Несколько часов |
Календарь обновлен | Вчера |
The East End's famous Brick Lane is only a 20-minute walk away from this stylish room. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi, complimentary toiletries and basic breakfast goods.
Spacious and well-lit, this charming room boasts colourful decor and wooden flooring. The room contains a comfortable double bed and a writing desk, and guests have use of a fully-fitted, modern kitchen. The bathroom features a bathtub and newly fitted shower unit, and the WC is separate.
Both Bethnal Green Tube Station and Bethnal Green Train Station are each only a 10-minute walk away, offering access to regular transport links around London. Stepney Green Tube Station is only a 5-minute walk away.
The central location of this room offers guests the chance to experience the vibrant nightlife and excellent restaurants of the East End, within walking distance. In the surrounding area guests will also find a variety of shops, cafes and markets to enjoy.
Правила Проживания
Guests should clean up after themselves.Карта
Подробности |
Заезд после | 15:00 |
Заселение до | По договоренности |
Отъезд до | 11:00 |
Политика Отмены Брони |
also important to know, the walking distances in the add are incorrect. We walked to brick lane almost two times a day and it's definitely not ten minutes, half an hour is closer.... The tv on our room didn't work, so free tv is a bit overrated. Also the Wifi didn't work the first hour, but then we tried again and we got access. So keep trying! Happy that we only booked for two nights. Not a lot of good things to say. Oh also a hint, they are reconstructing all the buildings in the street. So don't search for the picture in the mail you wouldn't recognize it. It's really difficult to find en when you reach it and enter the building you will think: where the hell am I?
The room is not that great.
We will start with a big plus: the overall location, it's close to the center and easy to reach. But it looks like it's a bit in a dodgy neighbourhood. I wouldn't like to walk alone to my room at night. The breakfast is just some cereal and instant coffee, but that's oke because we eat breakfast in the city. The only really bad part of the stay was the bed, we never slept in such a bad bed, pain everywhere after waking up. Oh and we couldn't lock the bathroom, the lock was broken or non existing.
As always Mr. Kassam is a great property manager. No way in the area is one of the best. Always clean spaces, no problems with equipment or other matters.
I'll book him other times
The flat was clean and well furnished, with TV in the room and the kitchen. The kitchen was good, with plenty pans and a microwave, etc., all one needed.
However the key for the front door wasn't well cut, and needed much fiddling before it finally admitted you. I did not meet Kaz the host, at any time over the 3 day stay, though clearly somebody came into the flat, and emptied the rubbish bin in the kitchen. Soon after I arrived, I realised there was no hot water, nor central heating- not so good in late November. Kaz did not reply to a phone call, nor to a text message.I had to phone "support", who also could not contact him. There was a flashing red light on the central heating boiler, suggestive of a malfunction. When I returned to the flat later in the evening the place was warm, and so was the water. But no word from Kaz, so not impressed by him. The flat was nice however, and quiet, away from a busy road, so I would be happy to return.I was pleased with the support I was given, but reckon Kaz should reimburse my phone costs, wake up and do the job he is paid for.
The apartment was pretty good. The room was huge like on the photos, the kitchen full equipped with a huge variety of cereals, etc. It is just some tiny aspects that have to be critizised. In the bathroom there wasn't a mat so that the room was flooded and a bin would be useful. Apart from that I would recommend this place, it is well linked to the transport system (tubes, buses).
Take care the host provides you with a pin in order to enter, otherwise you cannot get inside. This worked really well in my case but other told me that the host forgot to send them the pin and they were waiting outside for other guests to open the door.
I am normally happy with the rooms but this time the wardrobe was dirty! Had dust all over the top and inside of the wardrobe. Other than that, is a really good apartment.
Lovely home inside, comfy and clean. Lots of room. Extras were a nice touch. The linen was soft and smelt nice.
I had a problem getting in a few times because people kept locking from the inside in the evenings but rang the bell and all was fine.
The outside of the property is being renovated but no workmen luckily.
Outside of the front door, the hallway and outside could do with some spring cleaning, i can see this is the neighbours fault but otherwise i enjoyed my stay.
Just in case someone of you wants to go there remind Kazz to give you the code for the door! We didn't get one and couldn't get in. Gladly the neighbors at night could help us and called someone to give us the code. No one told us that there is a code needed at all. At last we could get in and the room was quite nice. The shared kitchen was also nice and clean. But the bathroom was a disaster: because of it's shared with other 3 rooms it was quite dirty and the water couldn't get out because the drain was blocked. Also the shower was beeping the whole night because of a technical disorder.
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The red flashes out of the green. The veins on your neck pulsate and throb as if to pop open. Your voice box just opens up with bursts of phones even you are not familiar with. The adrenaline rushes through your brain cells just like the fire off Ashraful's bat. Your lungs are flush with oxygen as you see Tarek Aziz crushes the last hope out of the Zimbabwean response. So, this is victory feels like then! Surely, If Zimbabwe was the winner of this match, the Zimbabweans would not celebrate it this way.
Baptism of Fire
by Masum Billah
Published: 10th March, 2004
Five whole years of sweat & blood, long toiling hours, grueling trainings, the controversies, the press conferences, the sad returns, the sleepless nights, the shuffles at the top order, shuffle at the middle, shuffle at the bottom, and, all the failures. All of it now seems to sound like the drum roll before the big moment. The defining moment, that gives all reasons to the seeming madness.
It is time to congratulate you, Bangladesh. We feel greatly honored at the opportunity. You have indeed achieved much at your young age. You have remained tenacious through despair and defeats. You have now taken the firm step towards a higher goal. Hats off to our cricketers, to our management, our organizers and our fans. This moment touches the hearts of all Bangladeshis. This moment inspires all of us to try harder, and to do better in our own affairs.
As for the victory, it came at a time when the expectations were low. However, many of us fans had sensed it was a ripe time for it. The youngsters inspired us with a great performance just last week. The senior team in general is better balanced now. When all came together, with the urge for winning just wanting to muscle out into the open, on a bright day, on that green turf out there in Harare, that "anything" just happened. It's not the beating of Zimbabwe, it's the slaying of the dragon called defeat.
It is time to consolidate. It is time to hone in on the next task. It is time to set our eyes on the next target, time to turn this positive spark of energy towards winning this series. This new beginning for us is on solid grounds. This is not a fluke, no chance of a match-fixing allegation here. Let this be the true stepping stone for destroying that defeatist mindset. Let the colors fly high and proud. Let's have our feet firmly settled on the ground. Forward!
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PORTLAND, OR – The Oregon Brewers Guild announced on Tuesday that Oregon's breweries crafted 1,168,000 barrels of beer (or roughly 290 million pints) during 2011, a 7.5 percent increase from the previous year. Despite overall weak employment figures for the year in Oregon, the state's brewing companies added more than 600 jobs in 2011 and directly employed more than 5,500 people.
"Increasing production by 7.5 percent simply means more jobs," said Brian Butenschoen, Executive Director of the Oregon Brewers Guild. "When an increased number of Oregonians choose Oregon beer over other options, we need more farmers to grow hops and barley, brewers buy more equipment, open breweries, and hire new employees."
In addition to strengthening the local economy, Oregon's 100 plus brewing companies donated product and dollars to community non-profits in 2011 equaling more than $1.45 million. Retail sales of Oregon-made beer sold in the state totaled approximately $270 million in 2011. In total, the brewing industry contributes $2.44 billion to the state's economy and employs more than 25,000 people directly and indirectly.
Oregon currently has 110 brewing companies operating 145 brewing facilities in 58 cities across the state. Portland, Oregon currently has 49 breweries within its city limits, more than any other city in the world.
Roughly 15.8 percent of the 2.712 million barrels of all beer — both bottled and draft — consumed in the state were made in Oregon. For draft beer, that percentage is even higher, with Oregon breweries producing an estimated 42.8 percent of all draft beer consumed in the state. Both of these numbers are the highest for any state in the United States and the 2011 numbers broke previous records set in 2010. Oregonians consumed 10.7 percent more Oregon craft beer over last year, equaling 429,000 barrels. Craft beer production in the U.S. grew 13 percent in 2011 and now represents 5.7 percent of the total volume of beer brewed in the United States.
"I have to warn people that this next information set is intended for those who really, really love beer stats," said Butenschoen. "In Oregon, craft beer has been the largest beer category for the last 20 months — a first in U.S. history — and Oregon continues to lead the country in the percentage of dollars spent on craft beer. In fact, for the week ending 12/25/11, 40 percent of dollars spent on beer in Portland supermarkets was on craft beer, and that's also a first in U.S. history." (statistics provided by SymphonyIRI Group)
The Oregon Brewers Guild is Oregon's non-profit trade association for the state's independent breweries. The Guild comprises 89 brewing companies,60 associate or supplier members and more than 3,200 enthusiast members or S.N.O.B.s (Supporters of Native Oregon Beer). For more information, see www.oregonbeer.org.