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A Small Open Economy in Depression: Lessons from Canada in the 1930s
This paper tests the hypothesis that idiosyncratic U.S. disturbances and their international propagation can account for the global Depression. Exploiting common stochastic trends in U.S. and Canadian interwar data, we estimate a small open economy model for Canada that decomposes output fluctuations into sources identifiable with world and country-specific disturbances. We find that the onset, depth and duration of output collapse in both Canada and the U.S. are primarily attributable to a common, permanent output shock leaving little significant role for idiosyncratic disturbances originating in either economy.
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I participate in a middle school mentoring program in my neighborhood. Basically, middle school students are matched with adults , and you spend an hour a week playing game and doing life skill-building activities (goal setting, talking about college, etc) with the mentees.
Anyway, today, the kid that I mentor was talking about a friend of his who is bisexual. He was saying really close minded things about homosexuality (gay people are wrong, going to hell, etc.) and about his friend. Background: I am a 25 year old bisexual white female and my mentee is a 13 year old black male. I should also add that I was specifically paired with this guy because the program coordinator thinks (and I think as well) that he might be gay or bi or whatever, and that I would be a nonjudgmental influence through that possible transition/coming out phase.
So, my question is: how do I, a privileged white bi woman, talk about homosexuality and the importance of tolerance to a possibly gay, possibly not, black male kid, who is, as he says "from the hood". I really don't want to offend him; I get the feeling he's from a religious family. At a loss here; any advice is welcome.
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A 22-year-old Clark County School District substitute teacher was arrested Tuesday on charges she sexually assaulted a 15-year-old boy, the Review-Journal has learned.
Tanikka "Bella" Queen, most recently a long-term substitute at Hyde Park Middle School near Valley View and Charleston boulevards, was booked into the Clark County Detention Center and faces multiple counts, including first-degree kidnapping, sexual assault against a child under 16, statutory sexual seduction and luring a child to engage in a sex act.
Queen is being held without bail, according to jail records.
District officials said Queen will no longer be allowed to serve as a teacher substitute anywhere in the district. Schools draw from a pool of about 4,000 district-approved substitutes when they need short- or long-term substitutes. Queen has been removed from the substitute pool, said district spokeswoman Melinda Malone.
The affair was uncovered when the parent of a female student, with whom Queen had a close friendship, found text messages on the girl's phone referring to the affair.
The boy's father also became suspicious when his son came home with a hickey.
According to a 24-page Las Vegas police report, Queen, who taught geography, initially denied having an affair with her student. In one interview with Metro detectives, Queen described the boy as a troubled eighth-grader.
Detectives were able to recover from a cellphone about 2,400 text messages, 108 phone calls and 38 photographs sent between Queen and the boy which showed a burgeoning love affair.
The affair began about 10 days after Queen started teaching a class the boy was in on Feb. 2. The two would meet at Lorenzi Park or she would tutor him in math during lunch. The two also went on dates to McDonald's and to Texas Station to see the romantic comedy "About Last Night."
On Feb. 13, Queen insisted the boy create a code name for her in his cellphone. "I'm serious (name redacted). I'm putting my job on the line talking to you so how can I not be serious," she wrote.
Queen's code name was "Cachetona
On Valentine's Day, the boy texted to Queen that her kisses "took me to the clouds babe."
By Feb. 16 the two were saying they loved each other. "Death is the only thing that's going to separate us," the boy wrote.
A week later, Queen said their romance needed to simmer down. "Babe people are getting hella suspicious. We gotta cool it down," she wrote on Feb. 24.
The next day Queen assured the boy of how she felt. "Remember no matter how I act at school I still love you with all my heart."
Queen repeatedly denied the affair to detectives. But she also admitted to spending too much time with the boy and kissing him.
At one point, she told detectives she had sex with the boy while she was house-sitting for a friend, according to a police report.
"Queen said, 'I am in love with (name redacted). I have never been in love before,'" the report said.
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Coach Bielema has basically thrown one of the defensive ends off the team. What did Jamal Cooper do to deserve such a penalty? I can't tell you because no one will tell me. Although we know one thing, Coach B is not putting up with any B.S. GO BUCKY!!!!!!!!!
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Did he steal his girlfriend's shoes too?
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Scott Ronald Dixon is a New Zealand motor racing driver who won the 92nd running of the Indianapolis 500 in 2008. He won the Indy Racing League championship in 2003 on his first attempt.
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"Never ever doubt in Magic. The purest honest thoughts come from children, ask any child if they believe in magic and they will tell you the truth."
Scott Dixon
"The car is very much on the edge, but most of the time is very nimble. It feels nice to drive - it is a proper race car."
"We've found quite a few other things with the setup of our car over the first test. It's a big help. I think here you are always picking up speed. You are always finding little things, so I think it will be an advantage."
"This whole week it was clicking, ... The pit stops were great. We got a bit of a lead there, but it was tough to pass. I'm just overwhelmed."
"The car was fast. We passed a lot of cars when we needed to. I'm just overwhelmed."
"As a driver you're always second-guessing yourself, thinking maybe you're the problem. It does lift the pressure off."
"This is such a relief for the team. This group really deserves it. I'm just overwhelmed."
"This is just such a great win for me and the Target team because we knew we had the car for this track which is very difficult and also rewarding when you put a good lap together. ... We had to have good fuel strategy and we knew this track was all about momentum. It's good to come back to the road courses and win once again. This one win makes this very difficult season so much better."
"This is such a relief for the team, ... They did a great job all day and this group really deserves it. Watkins Glen is a true drivers' track; everybody loves it. It is a lot of fun but it was a hard race. We ran strong all day, and this is a great feeling."
"I was confident we could hold them off before the yellow, but wasn't sure about the restart. We got a great start though."


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Fort Gordon Dinner Theatre
Our professionally staffed theater program produces a full season of live stage productions including comedy, drama, musicals, children's theatre, concerts and special events. We receive enthusiastic support from the community, and usually play to capacity audiences. Most of our theater performances are done in dinner theater format. Fort Gordon is the winner of the prestigious Irving Berlin Award for programming excellence as the Army's Best Entertainment Program for 2005. Also in 2005, Fort Gordon took first place honors as winner of the Army Festival of the Performing Arts, bringing home additional first place drama awards for Best Show, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Actress, Best Set Design, Best Lighting Design and more.


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Edward Hallowell, M.D.
Dr. Edward Hallowell is a practicing psychiatrist and founder of the Hallowell Center for Cognitive and Emotional Health in Sudbury, Massachusetts, New York City, San Francisco and Seattle.
A former instructor of Harvard Medical School, he is the author of 20 books, including the bestsellers: ADD: Driven to Distraction, Delivered from Distraction, CrazyBusy, and most recently, Driven to Distraction at Work. Dr. Hallowell has AD/HD himself.
Dr. Hallowell's Podcasts: ADD Is a Gift | Why Girls Go Undiagnosed | What's It Like to Have ADD? | Why It's Called ADHD
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Strong Enough chords by Sheryl Crow, added: February 24th, 2009
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Play all opne chords EXCEPT for Bm.
Sheryl does not use a capo in the recording on the album.
The introduction chords are what is played for the verses.
D G Bm A
D G Bm A
[Verse 1]
God, I feel like hell tonight
Tears of rage I cannot fight
Id be the last to help you understand
Are you strong enough to be my man?
(my man)
play D G Bm A (4x)
[Verse 2]
Nothings true and nothings right
So let me be alone tonight
Cause you cant change the way I am
Are you strong enough to be my man?
Em D/F# G
Lie to me
A Bm A G A
I promise Ill believe
Em D/F# G
Lie to me
A Bm A G A
But please dont leave
play D G Bm A (4x)
[Verse 3]
I have a face I cannot show
I make the rules up as I go
Its try and love me if you can
Are you strong enough to be my man?
play D G Bm A (4x)(my man - be my man - to be my man - my man)
[Verse 4]
When Ive shown you that I just dont care
When Im throwing punches in the air
When Im broken down and I cant stand
Will you be strong enough to be my man?
Ends on D/F#.
I play it like this:
Em G A
Lie to me
Bm C G A
I promise I'll believe
Em G A
Lie to me
Bm C G A D
But please don't leave
Hmm. I'll try this way:
(Em)Lie to (G)me(A) I (Bm)Promise
(C)I'll be-(G)lieve(A)
(Em)Lie to (G)me(A) But,
(Bm)Please (C)don't (G)le-(A)eave (D)


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About Swabian Turkey
Schwäbischer Türkei (German) / Sváb Törökország (Hungarian)
The designation Swabian Turkey refers to three bordering counties of southwest Hungary south of Lake Balaton with the Danube River forming their eastern boundary. They are the counties of Baranya, Somogy and Tolna. The term itself is an attempt at describing the fact that this area contained the largest concentration of Danube Swabians in what would remain of Hungary after the First World War, numbering over 200,000.
The local population had been decimated during the 150 year Turkish occupation and this virtually uninhabited territory received the first of the German-speaking settlers responding to the invitation of Emperor Charles VI to settle in Hungary. They were the vanguard of the future Danube Swabians. They came from various principalities in southwest Germany that were part of the Holy Roman Empire. The first of the settlers in this area were Swabians and arrived as early as 1688, forerunners of the streams of settlers that headed down the Danube throughout the 18th century that history would remember as the Great Swabian Migration.
Despite the aftermath of the mass expulsions of the Danube Swabians of Hungary between 1946-1948 their descendants still living there have now marked over three hundred years of their sojourn in the Heimat they brought to birth in a wilderness and called it their home.
Unlike the settlements in the Banat and Batschka that were primarily established on Crown Lands and subsidized by the ruler, in Swabian Turkey they were located on the estates of private landlords: nobles, churchmen and military officers who enticed them to leave the Imperial transports heading to the Banat to settle on their domains. This would lead to a totally different experience on their part that would shape and form their communities. Large numbers of the settlers who followed the Swabians came from the Bishopric of Fulda, Württemberg, the Pfalz (Rhine/Palatinate) and Hesse. The Hessians who settled in Tolna County on the estates of Count von Mercy were Lutherans and Reformed and were among the earliest settlers to arrive along with a Patent from the Emperor that promised them the freedom to practice their religion. The term Swabian Turkey was virtually unknown to most of the emigrants who left for the United States and Canada. In the past it was primarily used by researchers and now serves as a way of identifying the region that shared a common history and experience.
Introduction To Swabian Turkey By Henry Fischer
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The Settlement of Tolna County by the Swabians by Johann Weidlein, Article from his monograph entitled: A Tolnamegyei Német Telepitésé. Translated by Henry Fischer. (10 Feb 2013)
Bátaszék in the Tolna: A History (From the Bátaszék, Heimatbuch der Grossgemeinde Bátaszék im Komitat Tolnau (Ungarn) by Johannes Göbelt, Pécs and is partially a translation and summary by Henry Fischer.) (15 Mar 2012)
Bonyhád: A Market Town in Tolna by Henry Fischer. The early history of the community it also identifies some of the original settlers and their places of origin. Several sources were used for research, including the church records. (15 Mar 2012)
The Nordschomodei in Swabian Turkey - The source of the information in this article is taken from the "Heimatbuch der Nordschomodei" published in Münich in 1973. And the subtitle is "The History of a German Linguistic Island in Swabian Turkey in Hungary." (15 Mar 2012)
Völkerkunde Schwäbischer Türkei (Sváb Törökország) carnival www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0OK3VLDj1w The Swabian Turkey is the largest German-speaking enclave in what is now Hungary. After the Ottoman Empire was defeated in the Battle of Mohács in 1687, the Habsburg Monarchy forced the Ottoman Turks from most of the Kingdom of Hungary. Because much of the Pannonian Plain had been depopulated through warfare, the Austrian Habsburgs began to resettle the land with various colonists, including Croats, Slovaks, Serbs and Germans.
Hӧgyész (Tolna) in the 18th and 19th Century By Josef Hoben; Translated by Henry Fischer (Published at DVHH.org 12 Sep 2011)
Karantsch H.O.G. Chairman, Arpad Molnar invites village researchers worldwide to visit www.hog-Karantsch.de. Their goal is to keep in touch with the villagers scattered around the world, so please visit their message board http://baranja.phpbb6.de (12 Apr 2011)
"I'm the Mayor in Györköny. I was very happy, when I read information on DVHH about Györköny. We have website: www.gyorkony.hu. You can read this website in Hungarian, we try German and English too. We make the English version soon." Yours sincerely, Zoltán Braun
Gerényes in Baranya County - By Anonymous, presented by Henry Fischer - Experiences of a teen age girl from the village of Gerenyes in Baranya County in Swabian Turkey, who desires to remain anonymous. Her story is very much like those from the Batshcka and the Banat but with a different twist because it occurred in Hungary. (17 Mar 2009)
Bonyhád: A Market Town in Tolna - by Henry Fischer. The early history of the community it also identifies some of the original settlers and their places of origin. Several sources were used for research, including the church records. (17 Mar 2009)
Kötcse in Somogy County (Information is taken from an article published by Johann Müller of Bissingen-an-der-Enz and formerly of Bonnya, Somogy County, Hungary.) (17 Mar 2009)
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Závod in the Tolna - A summary and partial translation of sections of the Heimatbuch: Závod in der Tolna by Anton Mayer. Translated by Henry Fischer, 2008.
Gadács and Szil: The Two Sisters - The history of two of the Danube Swabian villages in Somogy County leading up to the expulsion in 1948 that attempts to provide the historical context and consequences of the Potsdam Declaration as it applied to the Danube Swabians of Hungary after the Second World War and the expulsion of their populations as an example of what happened all over Hungary at that time. - Henry Fischer, 14 Jun 2008
Emigration From Somogy County To Slavonia and the United States. A sociological take on the disproportionate numbers of Swabians who left Somogy at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries and actually provides information on individuals and villages from that area (including my own grandfather). - Henry Fischer, 15 May 2008
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How to make it
Throw some rocks in a Copa then slice a lime and place on top. Add 1.25 oz of Tanqueray® London Dry & 3 oz of tonic. Swipe some lime around the rim and dunk. Then swirl and serve.
Alcohol content: 17 ml
Throw some rocks in a Copa then slice a lime and place on top. Add 1.25 oz of Tanqueray® London Dry & 3 oz of tonic. Swipe some lime around the rim and dunk. Then swirl and serve.
Alcohol content: 17 ml
The term "Dutch Courage" derives from the 30 years war when soldiers drunk 'Dutch gin' before going into to battle.
Tanqueray was sold in a clear, colourless bottle until 1948, when it was replaced by the now iconic green version.
The British governance of India led to an increased demand for quinine and the accompanying popularization of the G&T
Within just eight months of its launch, Tanqueray 10 Gin, the super premium Martini Cocktail gin, had won 7 top US awards.
It takes around nine months to master the art of 'nosing', when a Gin Distiller can tell between a good and a bad sample.
Not only did the Old Tom Still survive the WWII London bombings, it is still used to make London Dry today.
It is said that Gin was originally invented in the Netherlands in 1650 as medicinal remedy for kidney disorders.
Legend has it that Tanqueray was the first drink in the White House after the repeal of prohibition.
In 19th century India an officer's ration of malaria fighting quinine tonic was greatly improved by the addition of Gin.
Tanqueray London Dry Gin is so called because it was distilled in 1830 by Charles Tanqueray, in Bloomsbury, London.
The pineapple featured on the Tanqueray crest is a traditional symbol of hospitality, quality and discernment.
The Rangpur lime is not actually a lime rather it is an orange-coloured hybrid of a lemon and a mandarin.
During Prohibition, poor quality bootleg gin was called Bathtub Gin because, most often that's exactly where it was made.
The signature red waxed seal on the bottle is the official stamp of Tanqueray quality passed through generations.
The elegant Art Deco lines of the Tanqueray No.Ten bottle evoke the 1920-30s golden age of gin cocktails.
The recently re-released Tanqueray Malacca Gin is based on an original recipe from Charles Tanqueray's 1839 recipe book.
Gin and vermouth, garnished with an olive or twist of lemon - the 'Martini' is perhaps the world's best-known cocktail.
Considered by many to be safer than the water, a 17th century Londoner might drink up to 14 gallons of gin per year.


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The Steelers and James Harrison want the same thing, to have the NFL defensive player of the year sign a long-term contract. Negotiations have been cordial as the sides try to work out an extension beyond the 2009 season, the linebacker's last under contract.
But more than the usual impediments to getting a deal completed are present -- things such as the give-and-take of negotiations and salary-cap issues. The new concern is one in which every contract across the league must pass muster -- the fresh rules regarding the lack of a collective bargaining agreement beyond 2010.
Because the owners opted out of the CBA, 2010 will be an uncapped year and with it come new regulations. The main ones causing problems for the Steelers and other NFL teams limit contract salaries to increases of 30 percent each year from their base of 2009 and to lengths no longer than five years.
As an example, the $102 million contract Ben Roethlisberger signed last year would not work because it lasts six years and salaries range from $2 million to $14 million. It means that to get a player such as Harrison under contract, the Steelers must give him an extraordinarily large signing bonus or a cap-damaging high base salary this year.
"We're trying to work through some numbers; it's so difficult without this collective bargaining agreement because the rules are much, much, much different," said Bill Parise, Harrison's Pittsburgh agent. "We're trying to accomplish something here and we have a very restrictive environment to work in. ... We're not adversaries; we're trying to work to get this thing resolved."
But the new CBA rules crack back on creative contracts, too. For example, well-crafted incentives for 2009 that might be achieved and pushed into 2010 now go immediately against the team's salary cap if they are reached, which could cause big problems for teams operating close to their cap.
The main problem, though, is the 30 percent rule. For example, if a player earns $1 million in 2009 in a new four-year contract, his salaries for the following years cannot exceed $1.3 million, $1.6 million and $1.9 million. A higher signing bonus can avoid that, but it, too, can be prorated for only five years -- a $10 million five-year contract, for example, would count $2 million a year against the cap.
"It's very hard," Parise said. "We're trying to do stuff and working hard at it. We're going to get it done but have to be really smart guys."
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From the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, OCA has been tracking the opportunities for Monsanto, a well-known war profiteer (Agent Orange, Vietnam), to take advantage of the current occupations. These include pushing glyphosate (Monsanto's Roundup herbicide) for poppy eradication in Afghanistan and opening the Iraqi market to the patenting of plants and seeds while preventing farmers from saving registered seed varieties.
As Vanity Fair reported last year, "In Iraq, the groundwork has been laid to protect the patents of Monsanto and other G.M.-seed companies. One of L. Paul Bremer's last acts as head of the Coalition Provisional Authority was an order stipulating that 'farmers shall be prohibited from re-using seeds of protected varieties.' Monsanto has said that it has no interest in doing business in Iraq, but should the company change its mind, the American-style law is in place."
In fact, Monsanto has already been doing business in Iraq. According to a 2004 USAID Transition Plan for the Agriculture Sector in Iraq, "All the major international players in the pesticide field are now present in Iraq: Dow (USA), Syngenta (Swiss), Dupont (USA), Bayer (Germany), Monsanto (USA), Novartis, FMC (USA), Dupont and Uniroyal, BSF and Cynamide."
Monsanto's latest opportunity to do business in the US's occupied territories has been created by the National Guard's "Agri-Business Development Teams." The Missouri National Guard, which has maintained Agri-Business Development Teams in Nangarhar Province in Afghanistan since fall 2007, hosted Safi Mohammed Hussein, agriculture director of Afghanistan's Nangarhar province, on a recent visit to Missouri. While in St. Louis, Safi toured the headquarters of biotech giant Monsanto.


text: The Pagan Youth Are Here! For years, there has been a growing interest in books for Pagan youth. While many of them have been good, the one uniting factor in all of them is that they have been written by dedicated people whose memories of being fifteen or twenty are rapidly For Us—By Us At nineteen years old, Parma is already known for his Internet writings on the Craft. He's been practicing Witchcraft and leading public rituals for almost a decade. As a result of his training and experience, Spirited is not another "everything included for Spirited is composed of two sections. Part One, "The Fountain of Youth," deals with school, family, and social life from the perspecitve of Pagan youth. It offers insights into living a truly Pagan life no matter how crazy things may appear around you. Part Two, "Beyond the Circle," examines such concepts as ethics, spellcraft, ritual, divinity, community, covencraft, solitary work, and your place in the future. Finally, Some Respect! Too often, young Pagans are treated like they know nothing, and if you are included in spiritual and magical workings, you're just an afterthought. Not anymore! Spirited celebrates the value and importance of Pagan youth in the wider community. It points out that you can offer your energy, creativity, and individuality from your own unique perspective. It explains what you always knew: Paganism is an expression of the natural and Divine. It includes several first-hand accounts from young Pagans to illustrate their experiences, showing the value of unity in diversity. Spirited is not just about life and magick going on around you; it's also a book about you and your deep, inner self. This book describes and offers rituals that will help you in your personal growth and transformation so you can become the person you In the chapters of this book you'll find valuable techniques that will enhance your magical practices, including: • Trance work Perhaps most importantly, young Pagans will find Spirited to be a comforting and relevant guide for life today. What People Are Saying About Spirited A timely guide for young Pagans, Wiccans, and magicians! This is the real deal. . . [and goes] beyond the glitz and glam of Witchcraft, and certainly beyond the "101"... —Raven Digitalis, author of Goth Craft . . . a thought-provoking exploration into the world of Magick and Paganism from a modern, young adult perspective. Impressive and insightful. An exciting new voice from a step beyond generation hex. . . An excellent guide for not only those in that generation, but for those of us seeking to understand and deepen our relationship with them. . . . one of those guides that will inspire an entire generation of young Pagans. Parma effortlessly writes in a comforting voice of encouragement and understanding. He has a passion for the topic and first-hand experience as a young Pagan today. . . uses personal and current experiences enabling the reader to relate on a deeper level. |


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They say that 'seeing is believing' and that is certainly the case with 'The White House' located in the green belt the property enjoys views to the front over open countryside. Internally the property retains many of it original features and boasts a wealth of well proportioned accommodation ideal for the growing family and is also ideal for commuters with typical journey times of approximately 30 minutes to Media City, Central Manchester and Central Liverpool. Simply oozing charm and character throughout, this period detached family home was originally built in the mid-19th century as a hotel for the first passenger railway, offering spacious and well proportioned accommodation which is very versatile. Originally known as the Kenyon Junction Hotel, it is briefly mentioned as a location in the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story "The Lost Special". The White House has an interesting history as a hotel, a public house, a farm house and as a family home. Lovingly restored by its current and previous owners, the White House offers period features tastefully combined with modern utilities. It will immediately appeal to anyone with an interest in the unique and historic. Boasting traditional features throughout from the minute you step inside including high ceilings, feature covings and solid original wooden floors to name a few. The current owners have cleverly complemented these with a contemporary twist in terms of their stylish modern dcor which is sure to impress. The property briefly comprises an impressive entrance hall, sitting room, formal lounge/ dining room, kitchen with separate utility and cloakroom/wc to the ground floor. To the first floor there are five double bedrooms, the second bedroom benefiting from an en-suite shower room, family bathroom and large landing which adds to the history of the property. Externally the property has a gravelled courtyard and driveway with a secret garden to the front and side which is very private and not overlooked. Early viewings are highly recommended.
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Entrance to the property is via a solid wooden entrance door leading into the porch area which is tiled, ceiling light point and a meter cupboard, leading into a welcoming 'L'-shaped entrance hall with feature high ceilings, decorative coving, mosaic tiled flooring which add a real 'wow factor' to the ground floor accommodation, wooden panelling to the walls, a feature stained glass porthole window to the side aspect adds to the character of this impressive property and two double central heating radiators which have a decorative covers.
Currently used as a sitting room, this room has a warm and homely feel with a feature traditional fireplace housing a working fire which has ornate tiled inset and hearth with a wooden fire surround making a real focal point, boasting high ceilings again with decorative coving, ceiling light point with a decorative ceiling rose, wooden panelling to the walls, a uPVC double glazed bow window to the front aspect allowing ample natural light, central heating radiator with a decorative cover, television point, satellite dish and telephone point.
A very grand reception room, perfect for entertaining which is currently served as a formal lounge/ dining room again with impressive high ceiling with ornate ceiling roses, coving, there is an impressive marble fireplace housing a contemporary electric fire (although the gas point still remains), to the front of the property there is a uPVC double glazed bow window and additional double glazed window to the side aspect making this a light and airy reception room, there are two wall lights, two central heating radiators with decorative covers, oak effect laminate flooring throughout, the current owners have stylishly designed this room with a contemporary twist which complements the rooms original features, and the dining area currently holds an eight seat dining table, handy for those dinner parties.
A fully fitted breakfast kitchen with a range of light oak effect wall and base units with complementary worktops over incorporating a range of integrated appliances including a five ring gas cooker with a built in oven below with a stainless steel extractor hood over, integrated stainless steel sink unit with a mixer tap and drainer, integrated fridge, plumbed for dishwasher, part tiled walls and there is a uPVC double glazed bow window to the side aspect overlooking the beautiful side garden.
Situated off the kitchen with a two piece suite comprising a low level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin and tiled effect flooring.
Situated off the kitchen comprising a range of wall and base units with roll worktops over incorporating an integrated sink with a mixer tap and drainer, plumbed for washing machine, vented for dryer, uPVC double glazed window to the rear and wall mounted combination boiler.
With a built in storage cupboard.
A spacious landing with a window to the side aspect overlooking the side garden allowing ample natural light, original stripped wooden flooring, central heating radiator with decorative cover and two ceiling light points.
A great size master room situated to the front of the property overlooking the open fields with a large uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect making this a light and airy bedroom, full width fitted wardrobes providing ample storage space, central heating radiator, carpeted with original wooden floorboards underneath and ceiling light point. Further benefitting a telephone point.
Situated to the front of the property another double bedroom with a uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, central heating radiator, original wooden floorboards and ceiling light point.
Situated to the rear of the property with a uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect, central heating radiator, ceiling light point and door leading to the en-suite shower room.
Fitted with a three piece suite comprising a tiled shower cubicle, low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, central heating radiator and extractor fan.
Currently used a study but another great size double bedroom with a uPVC double glazed window to the front aspect, built in shelving, central heating radiator, telephone point and internet access.
Situated at the rear of the property another double bedroom with original stripped wooden flooring, central heating radiator and uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect and one ceiling light point.
Fitted with a four piece suite comprising a panel bath, separate shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level WC, part tiled walls, built in cupboard with shelving, chrome ladder style radiator and a uPVC double glazed window to the rear aspect.
To the side of the property there is gated access which opens onto a gravelled courtyard area, with parking for two vehicles, which gives access to the rear of the property. To the front there is a remote controlled gated driveway providing additional secure off road parking. There is then a pathway which leads to the beautiful 'secret' side garden which is fully enclosed and very private and not overlooked. The garden is laid to lawn with several patio areas ideal for outside entertaining and well stocked with mature shrubs, tree and flowerbed borders. There is a timber shed and summer house providing additional storage both with power points.
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Did you know that the builder Taylor Morrison is now building in Fall Creek? Taylor Morrison has some homes over 5,000 sqare feet for sale in Fall Creek. One of their many home amenities is the dual staircase. Some of the things I like about their homes are the fireplaces in the master bedroom, the media rooms, and wine cellars. Their base price begins in the $340′s and they offer many plans to choose from. If your desire is to live on the golf course, there are still lots left to build on. The community of Fall Creek offers many amenities that include a recreational complex, a park, playgrounds, tennis courts, pools, a water playground, exercise room, a sports park, and water slides. With a nature preserve that borders Garners Bayou, this beautiful neighborhood includes lakes that include catch and release fishing. If you are interested in buying a home and have not visited Fall Creek, call an RREA Realtor to show you around today.
"Taylor Morrison is Now in Fall Creek" was originally posted as a blog post at RREA.com on April 22, 2012.
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Benson-Hammond House
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Date Listed:
Aviation Boulevard (MD 170) , , Linthicum Heights, , Anne Arundel County
Period/Date of Construction:
c. 1820; c. 1870
The Benson-Hammond House is a 2 1/2-story, 6 bay by 2 bay, 19th century brick dwelling, constructed in the Greek Revival style. The main block of the house is brick, laid in common bond, and faces east. A frame, 2-story shed addition extends from the north end of the rear, west elevation of the main block. A 1-story wooden porch with a hip roof covers the central 3 bays of the facade. The earlier section, of the house comprising the southern 3 bays of the house, consists of a 2-story, central passage plan dwelling constructed c. 1830. The house was lengthened 3 bays to the north c. 1855, and the half story appears to have been added at that time, reminiscent of the Greek Revival style. The frame wing was constructed in 1982, replacing a late-19th century wing of similar dimensions. The main block of the house has a masonry foundation and no watertable. There is a cellar under one third of the house at the south end. The gable roof is covered with standing seam metal, painted brick red, as is the shed roof of the wing. There are three brick chimneys, two of which are flush gable end chimneys, and the third is a central one, marking the gable end of the earlier central passage section. There is a plain corbeled brick cornice. The house has been painted off-white as it was historically. Windows on the first and second stories are 6/6 sash with single course brick jack arches. The windows at the half-story level are small 6-pane windows. Much of the interior is intact, including the plaster walls and most of the interior trim.
The Benson-Hammond House is significant as an unusual and atypical 19th century brick farmhouse in northern Anne Arundel County, an area which was once predominantly farmland. Rapid post-World War II residential and industrial development combined with extensive highway construction have changed this area dramatically. As a result, few 19th century rural structures have survived, making the Benson-Hammond House an important visual and interpretive link with the north county's architectural, social, and economic past. The house is an unusual example of the Greek Revival style, with the c. 1855 Greek Revival addition being constructed many years after the popularity of that style. Based upon a survey of the area, it is doubtful that the Benson-Hammond House represents the typical 19th century farmhouse in northern Anne Arundel County. The original two-story, center-passage plan dwelling was constructed c. 1830 for Thomas Benson. The house was expanded c. 1855 to its present appearance by Thomas' son, Joseph Benson. The Benson farm is significant for its association with truck farming which was the dominant agricultural activity in north Anne Arundel County from the second quarter of the 19th century until after World War II. Truck farming was a method of harvesting and marketing produce and relied heavily on seasonal immigrant labor brought in from Baltimore.


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January 17, 2012
Q.U.B.E. Makes Investment Money Back in 4 Days
It always warms my heart to see an indie game become successful. We've seen it happen with such classics like Braid and World of Goo. It seems that the next indie game to join the rosters is Q.U.B.E., a game that I didn't even hear about until very recently (Listen, I've been busy). Within four days of its release, the game has already sold 12 thousand copies and has earned back the money that was invested into it from the Indie Fund. There has even been talk about moving the game to platforms other than the PC. So we may be seeing it on the PSN, Xbox Live Market place, and/or OS X sometime soon.
Toxic Games, the developers of Q.U.B.E., are no doubt happy about this. The game, which was originally budgeted for $42,000, eventually cost $90,000 in investment money, so all the parties involved in the game being made must be breathing a sigh of relief to see that it was all worth it. I know I'm going to be making the investment worthwhile once I get around to buying the game. There has been a lot of good buzz surrounding it, and the trailer really grabbed my attention. However, that 's mainly because it reminded me (and probably many others) of Portal, which you all know I'm a sucker for. Either way, it's definitely getting put down on the long list of "Games Alex Has To Play." I'm accepting donations.


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01/03/2015Reviewer is A current student here.
1 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety Even though there are a lot of wooded areas on campus, it is very well lit. Also, if you feel unsafe walking to your car or apartment, campus security will escort you.
Clubs and Activities There are clubs for everyone. The list is endless, but here's a few examples. 4 Seasons involves going outdoors and hiking, fishing, camping, skiing, etc. Lion Ambassadors are the face of the campus. We do everything. We give tours and help with events. THON is the largest student run philanthropy raising money for pediatric cancer patients.
What to do for fun You can join one of the clubs on campus, do sports, use the weight room, or relax in the library. There is something for everyone on campus. For example, if you're an outdoorsy type, you can join 4 Seasons (hiking, camping, fishing, shooting, skiing, etc).
Food and Dining Our cafeteria crew is AWESOME!!! I'm a breakfast-any-time-of-day kind of person. I can walk into our café at 3PM and ask for French toast sticks, and if they have them, I get them. Provided it's not too crazy and out there, they can make you just about anything. Our cafeteria has soups, grilled cheese sandwiches, burgers, wraps (made to order), and the list is endless. If you're in there enough, it gets to the point that they ask if you want your normal order.
Dorm Life I commute from home, so I don't live in a dorm. However, I do know that we have 4 buildings (Oak, Hemlock, Aspen, and Birch). Each contain about 8 mini apartments, complete with a kitchen (stove, oven, microwave, sink, dishwasher, etc), bathrooms (full bathrooms) and multiple bedrooms. Keep in mind, if you're going to be living on campus, the mattresses are a Twin XL. Also, you need to provide your own silverware, plates, cups, etc.
Academic Rigor A great deal of our teachers are, what are considered, adjunct faculty. If you don't know what that means, our professors have two jobs. A real world job, and teaching us. I'm an Administration of Justice major, and we have law classes that are taught by a Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice. Our teachers go above and beyond to help their students. They have office hours to help you with any issues you have: academic or otherwise.
Tips for prospective students I highly recommend touring the campus. Pictures can only do it so much justice. Also, after meeting with admissions counselors, students give the tour of the campus. We can give you our own personal takes on the food, college life, dorm life, classes, teachers, and anything else you might have questions on.
In three sentences I had my choice of 7 different colleges, roughly the same distance apart. I chose PSUWB because of it's quaint, rural setting, likeness to my home, and the atmosphere.
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Gregory from Dallas, PA
12/04/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
2 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety The security department is small, but so is the campus, other schools seem to have more security, but you get great privacy and freedom, so that's a major plus. Also with the campus being in the country area you don't have any problems.
Greek Life None!
Great for these types of students Students who like nature, for the campus is filled with nature, anyone that wants to make friends, everyone is friendly and with the small amount of students on campus, you basically know everyone.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus Nothing!
Bang for the buck The tuition is really cheap compared to other schools in the area. (Wilkes, Kings, Misercordia) and you really do learn a lot. The professors care about the students, and are always there to help you. Its a really good bang for the buck.
What to do for fun Student government association, 4 seasons club, blue and white society, and so many more clubs and groups to join. Even though it is a small campus, size and student wise, there are tons of clubs and activities to do. Spots events are very popular too, if it is at PSU WB, or University Park.
Food and Dining The food area, and dinning is great. It is a good place to see your friends, and have a good meal at an affordable price.
Dorm Life No dorms on campus, only near by off campus living.
Academic Rigor The professors really want you to succeed and every college says it, but actions and words are two different things, PSU WB proves that the teachers really want you to do good. I gave it 4 stars because some teachers are easy going, but that does not mean they wont help you!
Tips for prospective students Don't worry about debt, Penn State Wilkes-Barre is very affordable. Be nice to all of the professors and they will be nice back to you.
In three sentences This is truly a great school. The teachers, office workers, and other students are great, nice, and kind. The campus is an amazing nature filled area, and the small student to teacher ratio is great for students.
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07/23/2013Reviewer is A current student here.
3 of 6
Categories Comments Campus Safety Feel very safe here.
Clubs and Activities Please ask for a brochure, unlimited number of clubs.
Great for these types of students Students who like small classrooms and where the professors will help you succeed.
Bang for the buck I think it is worth the money, since you do get individual attention. If you need help, someone is always there to help.
What to do for fun Many activities at the campus. There is so much to do, over 40 clubs to join.
Food and Dining Food is very good.
Tips for prospective students College is what you make of it. It's a very nice campus. Professors are there to help. They have so many clubs and intermural teams you may join.
In three sentences It's a very nice campus. Classes are small which are great. Teachers are really involved with the students.
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Hannah from Bloomsburg, PA
06/10/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
4 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun many out door bon fires. supervised parties for holidays and just for fun days. We have comedians come in and local bands.
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Ashley from Swoyersville, PA
04/15/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
5 of 6
Categories Comments What to do for fun Seminars, sports, bon-fires and movie nights! Everyday is a new experience; with constant student involvement in on-campus functions you'll never be bored.
Food and Dining A wide variety of healthy and snack food is constantly available in more than one place on campus!
Academic Rigor Most classes have a heavy work load but with such helpful professors, you'll never feel overwhelmed.
Tips for prospective students Know your major and do the work!
In three sentences I love the campus, the helpful staff and professors. A place where you can achieve your goals and beyond.
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02/07/2012Reviewer is A current student here.
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Categories Comments Campus Safety penn state university prides itself on its high security standards- and the wilkes-barre campus is no different! it is a very safe environment with security always on campus.
Clubs and Activities penn state wilkes-barre offers so many clubs and activities for its students to be involved in. it's great for your resume and really helps you interact and make new friends on campus!
Great for these types of students penn state wilkes-barre offers a great 2+2 program. so if you want to attend a smaller campus before transferring to university park, penn state wilkes-barre is the perfect place to get your start!
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus like every penn state university campus, the lion shrine is a popular spot for students to take a picture- especially on graduation day! another fascinating and historical fact: hayfield house. anyone who visits the campus should take the tour!
Bang for the buck penn state wilkes-barre is one of the most affordable degrees in the luzerne county area! better yet, no matter which campus you attend- everyone gets the big ten degree!
What to do for fun penn state wilkes-barre has a lot of intramural sports programs including soccer, basketball, volleyball, etc. if sports aren't your thing there are movie nights, haunted forests, dances, the list goes on!
Food and Dining there is always something good cookin' in the student commons! from soups, salads, wraps, hot foods, snacks- we have it all! make sure to use e-lion cash to save some money!
Dorm Life housing at penn state wilkes-barre is convenient and affordable! you will never be bored or feel alone! there's fun when you want it, and study time when you need it!
Academic Rigor penn state wilkes-barre offers many associate degrees and bachelor degrees! just go to the university website to check them all out! class sizes are small, and the teachers are great!
Tips for prospective students use the resources provided to you- the teachers want to help you succeed here at penn state. each program here is unique and guarantees you a great education! we also have an amazing career services center to help you prepare for the next step after graduation!
In three sentences penn state wilkes-barre is more than just a university, it's a bonded community. the experiences and memories are one of a kind here. the university slogan, it's your time! explains it all!
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I began to think you were lost in the outback instead you were living it up in Hong Kong. I trust you are both well and ready for the rest of the world tour
Hong kong wow
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just thought i would let you know we had a great time in hong kong and are at the moment on our way to bangkok...
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Another PI shot per Sully's request
Time to get off the rocks-which I did promptly. Sorry to post a picture of myself, but I really like this one and Sully ask me too.
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RE:Another PI shot per Sully's request
Geez Terry, whaddid you do get an airlift off those rocks?
RE:Another PI shot per Sully's request
I love the shot... it exemplifies the feeling of being face to face with nature, and it reflects the quiet intensity of being alone in the neon-less, non-digital world of flyfishing.
Thanks for posting the image, Terry. |
RE:Another PI shot per Sully's request
Liked it when I took it. Like it even more now.
And if I remember right the wash around those rocks had some fish too. |
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Spain 1881 – France 1973
France born 1950
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Faune, femme et centaur au trident [Faun, woman and centaur with trident]
from Mes dessins d'Antibes [My drawings of Antibes]
Collection Title: Mes dessins d'Antibes [My drawings of Antibes]
Place made:
Paris, Île-de-France, France
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prints, illustrated books, planographic photo-lithographs, after drawings. Support: Archers paper.
Manufacturer's Mark: Watermark lower centre "Arches"
Impression: 87/300
Edition: edition of 300 on Arches paper; hors commerce edition of 50 with additional pochoir plate
Publisher: AU PONT DES ARTS
Place Published: Paris
Date Published: 1958


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For the eighth movie in the Star Trek franchise, please see Star Trek: First Contact.
Short story adaptations of six Star Trek: The Original Series episodes, eighth collection in the series. Incorporated into The Star Trek Reader I.
- From the book jacket
- On their latest missions, Starship Enterprise and her crew journey to a glaciated wasteland where beautiful women rule; defeat the ferocious double of Captain Kirk on board the Starship; visit an eerie planet where it is always Halloween; and even dare to go beyond the edge of the galaxy.
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
Contents Edit
- Spock's Brain
- A 30-page adaptation of TOS: "Spock's Brain"
- The Enemy Within
- A 29-page adaptation of TOS: "The Enemy Within"
- Catspaw
- A 25-page adaptation of TOS: "Catspaw"
- Where No Man Has Gone Before
- A 27-page adaptation of TOS: "Where No Man Has Gone Before"
- Wolf in the Fold
- A 32-page adaptation of TOS: "Wolf in the Fold"
- For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky
- A 27-page adaptation of TOS: "For the World is Hollow and I Have Touched the Sky"
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