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It's a big decision to start a coffee shop business and there will be a lot of things you'll need to consider. Start up costs are a big concern for most people and it's important to be aware of how much you'll be paying out before dipping your toes in deep water.
Leasing your property will be one of your biggest fees. While this may be an unavoidable cost, it doesn't mean you can't save money on it. A smart negotiation of your lease could get your coffee shop business started off in the right direction.
The equipment in your shop will be key to your success. High quality machines that produce excellent espresso and won't break down on you could be what makes or breaks your new coffee shop business. You don't want to try to save money by purchasing low quality equipment that will disappoint you later so look for the best deals and ask manufacturers about free products or machines they can supply you.
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The smaller things can be easy to overlook when you start a coffee shop, but they can certainly add up. You'll need coffee mugs, a company logo, business cards, and so on. Your supplies can be restocked as needed once you've opened, but you'll need to get your initial inventory in place for your start up.
Deals can be done with other local businesses to get some of your products for free or at a discount. Advertising might be offered though your coffee shop business as a service you'll provide, or perhaps another business may advertise for you for something in return. If you decide you want to start a coffee shop it doesn't have to cost as much as you might think. Don't be afraid to ask for the best deals on your all your purchases and negotiate whenever you can to get your coffee shop business started for a lot less than you would expect.


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The Niles Audio ABS-1 Signal Activated Speaker-Level A-B Switcher is designed specifically to address a common challenge in home audio installation, how to enable two audio sources to use one set of stereo speakers. To make this possible, simply connect your speakers to the "COMMON" input on the Niles Audio ABS-1 using the spring loaded terminals. Then connect the speaker output from each of your (2) components to the "A" and "B" inputs on the Niles Audio ABS-1 and plug-in the included power supply. The unit will automatically be able to switch between "A" and "B". The default is for component "A" to be active. When component "B" is turned on, the Niles Audio ABS-1 will sense that power has been applied and will override component "A". Conversely, when component "B" is turned off, component "A" will be active again.
- Integrates a local, independent audio source inta an existing speaker installation
- Signal-activated switching requires no use action
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- Power handling: 600 Watts RMS
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- Integrates a local, independent audio source inta an existing speaker installation
Specifications Manufacturer Niles Manufacturer Product No FG00271 UPC 760514002715 Speaker Level Handling 600 Watts/Channel Continuous (RMS) Minimum Trigger Level 2 Watts Delay-Control Range Adjustable from 1/4 seconds to 30 seconds Frequency Response Flat from 20 Hz to > 20kHz Connectors Spring-loaded push terminals Power Requirements 18 Volts AC at 300mA Dimensions 6.25" W x 2.5" H x 3.75" D Weight 1.25lbs Manufacturer Warranty Two Year Limited
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My first paying job as a journalist was at the Providence Phoenix. It was the NewPaper at the time, and I happened to walk into their offices a few days after they'd been bought out by the Boston Phoenix. My first newspaper lesson: timing is crucial.
I'd been living in Providence for about a year and one of my first big assignments was to cover the 1990 governor's race. Was I qualified, knowledgeable in the history and back rooms of Rhode Island's politics? Nope. But I did the work, went to the press conferences, interviewed folks, and wrote my story. Then, Sunday morning, Charlie Bakst came out with the exact same story in the Providence Journal. Not word for word, of course, but the essential conclusions were the same. I spent the next 24 hours rewriting my story so that it said something completely different. Lesson 2: Journalism can dance very close to fiction; you pick your topic and your goal and write your story.
My favorite gig at the NewPaper was writing the "Urban Eye" column. Every week I wandered Rhode Island, looked for quirky things and wrote about them. I talked with Chris Morris at Antonelli's Poultry, and Brandt Heckert at Pastiche. I talked with Bill Scambato about Yacht Club Soda, whose water comes from a mineral spring. Their factory store is conveniently located on Mineral Spring Ave. I met one of my best friends, Nora Forbes, who was the first person in Rhode Island to serve a frittata panini.
Decades later, I was walking around WaterPlace Park, when the woman I was seeing told me that she'd loved my stories, that she remembered them, and she'd been a big fan. I married her.
When The Phoenix first bought the NewPaper, they promised that they'd turn it into a paid publication, but they never did. Free is difficult to change. After a few years, I asked for a pay bump. Instead, my columns got cut. I left the NewPaper, and began writing fiction for real.
Lesson 3: Don't ask for more money unless you've got leverage.
For a long number of years The Providence Phoenix offered an "alternative" view, but it had grown long in the tooth. Decades later, many of the writers were the same. Hardly cutting edge and alternative. There were long articles that questioned the establishment, but you still had to grab them at the liquor store or coffee shop. And then… The InterWeb. You know the rest of the story.
With the loss of The Providence Phoenix, and the dwindling of The Providence Journal, Rhode Island is being rapidly stripped of its public faces.
Yes, journalism exists online. There's awesome writing here on RI Future. But nobody knows you're reading it. Conversations about digital news aren't invisible, but they're often siloed until they break out into the physical world.
With a Luciferian ex-mayor in danger of victory, with a state government led by a "representative" who was never elected by the general population, Rhode Island needs public tangible voices that will break through the walls of lies and deception and misinformation.
The Providence Phoenix was a voice that worked to expose injustice. It showcased local and national music and theater and film. It will be missed.


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HaystackCRM is a cloud-based customer relationship management tool for small and midsize businesses that features dedicated mobile apps for iOS and Android devices. HaystackCRM also offers email integration, geolocation of clients, opportunity management and more.
Users can import new or existing contacts from a mobile device or manually. HaystackCRM offers a "Who's Near Me" feature, which uses geolocation to identify nearby contacts. Contacts in the system can be categorized by value, stage, status and temperature. Users can also add custom tags to contacts or companies, and tags can be searched later to generate lists of specific contacts.
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Hexenfest is a music and arts festival dedicated to exploring the intersection of art and magic. Myth and legend, folklore and fairytale, experiences of the numinous, all find a home here. We celebrate artists who explore the wild unknown, those who look to the realms of myth and dream and reflect their otherworldly visions into our world.
Hexenfest has a flair for the darkly exotic. We describe our aesthetic as "Bohemian-Gothic', evoking the forbidden forest as much as the enchanted wood. Though our costumes may have darker themes, we are family friendly! If you feel at home in dark fairytales, join us in the realm!
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Our magical festival is held at the beautiful Isis Oasis Retreat Center, deep in the heart of wine country. Lush accommodations are provided onsite, including private rooms, dorm beds, and campsites, as well as VIP lodging in one of two adorable private "Hobbit Houses." A heated pool and hot tub offer relaxing soaks and midnight swimming. Meal plans are available, and everything you need is right on site or conveniently nearby. Day passes for those who live close or want to stay offsite are also available.
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Hexenfest was founded in 2012 by a musician (Sharon Knight) and a dancer/artist (Anaar) in response to the lack of Pagan-themed music and arts festivals in California. After several years of touring similar festivals all over the country, the founding members had a desire to bring their own festival vision home to Northern California. Hexenfest began as a one-night club event in Oakland, and has since expanded to a weekend festival.
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YOU are probably as sick of reading about Wales' sob stories as I am of writing about them after they bombed yet another gilt-edged chance to take a southern hemisphere scalp.
You may come across some reports harping on how brave Wales were, so cruelly denied by bad luck or the refereeing of Craig Joubert in Saturday's 20-19 defeat.
But I'd take it all with a pinch of salt. Don't believe the hype and all the meaningless platitudes. They can keep their tales of woe.
The world is full of hard-luck stories and the sorry truth is that Wales have only got themselves to blame for losing this series 3-0.
Sure, they might even have won it 3-0. But they didn't and that's the end of it.
Tell it to the judge or look up the record books.
The shame is, this Australia team isn't actually very good and they were mediocre at best on Saturday.
But their World Cup quarter-final victory over South Africa showed just how good they are at scenting out wins, that success over the Boks one of the biggest acts of daylight robbery in rugby history.
It's the worst Wallabies team for some years, as we might find out when they take on the World Cup champions New Zealand, South Africa and Argentina in the new Rugby Championship tournament.
Wales' indiscipline, naivety, lack of composure, inconsistent lineout, poor and conservative selection all added up to them losing this Test match.
Mr Joubert's pedantic refereeing brought back unpleasant memories of Irish official George Clancy at his very worst, but don't point fingers at him.
Blame caretaker coach Robert Howley for failing to make the big decisions that came back to haunt him at the weekend.
Blame outside-half Rhys Priestland, who should have been dropped after a poor series and Six Nations, his good form in the World Cup but a distant memory.
Why wasn't Wales' in-form No 10 Dan Biggar at least taken to Australia?
Blame hooker Matthew Rees, too, who should have had the chop. I would never consider selecting a No 2 who can't be trusted to throw the ball in the lineout. To compound matters he also butchered a three-on-one overlap.
And why didn't Wales have lock Ian Evans, even on the bench? It's all quite perplexing. Wales' Grand Slam lock had postponed his honeymoon and flown halfway around the world to be rewarded with a midweek game against the Brumbies in Canberra.
What's that all about? Was he being punished for deciding to get married at a time that coincided with the three-match series?
At the moment he is twice the player Bradley Davies is.
Wales had gone into a 63rd- minute lead after number eight Ryan Jones had powered over for the game's first try after a borefest had seen Barnes and Leigh Halfpenny trade penalties.
But their lack of bottle was soon evident when they allowed Wallabies centre Rob Horne in for the softest of tries to regain a 17-16 lead.
But Wales had gone back into the lead after Halfpenny's fourth and final penalty and were almost immediately given prime position with just eight minutes left to go.
Kurtley Beale had given them a golden chance of closing the game out when he put his foot in touch in his own 22 in fielding a kick.
The world-class full back had a poor game after being rushed back too soon by coach Robbie Deans after his shoulder injury saw him miss the first two Tests and Scotland's victory over the Wallabies earlier in the month.
Wales won the lineout, no mean feat for them, but with some characteristically schoolboy play, their forwards clearly obstructed as they protected the ball and attempted to rumble towards the Wallabies' try-line to administer the killer blow.
The Wallabies' captain, David Pocock, looked incredulously at the ref, who duly penalised Wales.
Alun Wyn Jones had an untypically poor game and his replacement, Luke Charteris, did his team and himself no favours after he gave Mr Joubert the back-chat an under-9s player would be ashamed of.
The official added another ten metres. Nice one, Luke.
Australia went downfield and a few phases later their outside-half Berrick Barnes was lining up an easy penalty which supplied the coup de grâce.
Wales had turned victory into defeat yet again after they had blown the second Test 25-23 by conceding a last-minute kickable penalty.
You have to admit Wales are getting pretty good at it.
Replacement outside-half James Hook, who has been mugged around senseless by Wales over the last four years, nearly stole the show but his chip ahead in the dying minutes rolled into touch with the Wallabies' line at his mercy.
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A Beginner's Guide To Gambling In Las Vegas
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A Beginner's Guide To Gambling In Las Vegas
Gambling in Las Vegas can seem like an overwhelming experience the first time. However, Sin City gambling doesn't have to be confusing or intimidating. The first thing to know about gambling in Las Vegas is that playing the table games is generally more profitable than playing the slot machines. The odds in any game of slots are in favor of the casino as opposed to the gambler. Learning table games can be easy and many beginners start with Roulette, as it is generally the easiest casino game to understand.
While some gamblers are intimidated by Las Vegas table dealers there is no reason to be. Though beginner gamblers don't realize it, the dealers don't consider them to be the enemy. Gamblers often think that the dealers don't want them to win but that is not the case. It is in the best interest of any table dealer to ensure that players win money because players that don't aren't as likely to tip them. Table dealers earn less than most gamblers realize and therefore, rely on tips to help them earn a living.
Something else that new gamblers don't always realize is that dealers are there to help them learn how to play the games properly. It is allowed and even encouraged for new players to ask the dealer for guidance and tips for game strategy. Most dealers are perfectly willing to help newbies learn their particular game.
The best time for a beginner to play the table games in Las Vegas is Monday through Thursday afternoons. The reason for this is that from Thursday evenings to Sunday evenings the highest number of people is generally playing the table games, so the casinos will hike up the minimum bet on each table game to make more money. This can be disastrous for new gamblers who haven't quite learned the game they are playing.
The older casinos in Las Vegas are better for beginner gamblers than the newer casinos are because the older casinos have lower betting minimums for their table games.
It is important to understand that table dealers cannot take money directly from a player's hand. Players must put their money on the table where the dealer can see it and pick it up. This allows the casino's security cameras to clearly see the transaction take place which protects both the casino and the player if there is a transaction dispute later on.
Those who would prefer to play slot machine games even though the odds of winning aren't as good as with table games, are better off playing them at some of the lesser known Las Vegas casinos that rely heavily on their slot machines to keep them in business. As a result, the slot machines at these casinos are more likely to pay out than any of the casinos on the main Strip.
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|Maya Moore scored 21 points in her WNBA debut this weekend
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The first weekend of the 2011 WNBA season is officially in the books. Here�s a quick look at some of the big storylines and moments to come out of the weekend.
Friday night marked the start of the season as the Minnesota Lynx paid a visit to the Los Angeles Sparks. Maya Moore�s debut was an obvious highlight of the evening, but so too was the healthy return of 2008 MVP and Rookie of the Year Candace Parker. Teammate Tina Thompson kicked off the Sparks' season with the league's first regular season basket, padding her all-time scoring total to 6,439 points. A fitting start to the league's 15th season, to say the least. When all was said and done, Parker picked up right where she left off in 2010 with a 19-10 double-double en route to an 82-74 Los Angeles win.
As for Moore, it wasn�t a question of when but how she would score her first basket in the league. Would it be a lay-up? A free throw? She put that question to rest early in the game when she drilled a three-pointer from the top of the arc early in the first quarter. She�d finish the game with 21 points on 7-of-17 shooting, including 4-of-11 from three-point land.
While obviously not satisfied with the outcome of the game, the Lynx would have an opportunity to strike back at the Sparks Sunday in a rematch, the second part of a home-and-home weekend series. If Lynx fans weren�t already anticipating Moore�s debut on home court, then her postgame comments suggested it was going to be a different story in her second WNBA game.
�We know what we need to do Sunday,� she simply stated after Friday's loss.
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The loss may be even greater for the Sparks as Ticha Penicheiro rolled her ankle in the third quarter and had to be helped off the court. Penicheiro led the Sparks and the league with 6.9 assists per game last season.
Moore finished with 16 points in front of the home crowd as the Lynx registered their first win of 2011.
Here�s a look at how the rest of the games panned out this weekend:
Seattle 78, Phoenix 71
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Connecticut 89, Washington 73
Tina Charles led the Sun with 18 points and six rebounds in front of the home crowd at Mohegan Sun Arena while Nicky Anosike and Crystal Langhorne scored 16 points apiece for Washington.
Indiana 65, Chicago 57
San Antonio 93, Tulsa 73
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New York 94, Atlanta 88
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"The Birth of Night" was a short story I originally wrote in June 2007, which has been through a number of revisions, each of which was worse than the original one. The version replicated below is the original with a few minor alterations for tone. This story was written on a walk through the forest in the rain – the pages were sodden when I tried to transcribe them.
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The Birth of Night
She gazes across the fields of purple, seeded long grass calm in the gentle rain, the buttercups honouring her silently. It falls like old tears, the rain, and the flying insects cling to her in sympathy, in consolation. She wonders across the meadow, this lost lover, dressed in mourning black, but pale and fragile like the dusk. To the trees, the rows of fruit darkening with the onset of night, they welcome and beckon; she follows. She hopes to find her love there, but she knows not who, for long ago they were lost to eachother.
Trees grow and tower above her as she traces long-aged paths, leaves and nettles softly warning her, holding her back. The starling sings. Was it her love, that voice? Small rodents clatter away from her. Was it her love's footsteps, that sound?
Follows she, and travels she, that path into the woodland ill-defined, her hope leading her to the death of dusk and the birth of true night. Stars veiled once by tears, now obscured by leafy heights, whose rustles echo their sorrows faithfully.
From the grasping darkness of the woodland, a figure emerges. The lost lover is startled, for she knows this is not her love, and she is afraid. Coated in a shroud of darkness, his face is masked, unreadable, his beauty or grotesqueness rendered here meaningless by shadow. Her pale face glows in the dim light as fine porcelain. He turns to her.
"What seeks ye?" he asks
"My lover," she replies boldly
"Knowest thou his name?" His eyes gleam in the new-born night with hidden wisdom.
"Aye, I knew it once, and it was treasure to me. For us, a witch weaved a spell of sables and gold, that love so true as ours could not tarnish. But now I know not his name, nor mine, but I am compelled to seek for him, for he holds that part of me which is soul, that was given to the witch in promise. As wife I gave my soul, as husband he gave his body, and in this was our union."
"You are under a curse, young one," the dark man sighed, "for your love has been betrayed, the spell now a curse, your soul lost in union and your memory masked. You still seek to find him, the betrayer?"
"It is all I know," she says earnestly, "this love of him."
"It will cost you dearly."
"No cost is too dear for my lover."
The man stopped momentarily, as though his heart was wearied by some long-forgotten trouble, as though a pain old haunted him.
"Very well, young one," quietly he said, "but know ye not that love is ne'er singular? Find love again, and the curse will be lifted, for in new love ye gain new strength, new soul -"
"No," said she, "my love is for no other than he, and whatever cast us asunder was but cruel misfortune or unhappy fate, which I must chance against. I must find him again."
The darkened man fumbled for a while, and the moon soon shone bright. His face was a pale green, robes with the markings of wizardry and ancient magic upon them. The lost lover glowed in the new moonlight, dappled in shadows cast by the imposing trees. The wizard saw truly the beauty of the soulless woman; her longing became his desire, and how he wished he could save her. Alas, but love is so obstinate and refuses to admit, even when the dawn dies and destroys romance, the brevity of its devotion. One such as her cannot be saved, he knew too well, for many of young ones he has seen walk gladly to their downfall in the name of that which they forget too soon, love which they cherish, only to become obsessed with what the love itself makes them. Their very identity becomes inseparable from their search for love; in this is their definition, in this is their destruction.
Although he know what would happen to the lost lover, the wizard still conjured his magic. About him, the woods grew brighter and larger. Deftly, he transported the woman to another plane that bisects her reality, a realm of understanding beyond her own; where that which was hidden is made clear, where that which is dark and obscure is made light and simple. A tear slipped from his eye as he saw her fade from his existence, into a land where she would surely perish.
The lost lover found herself in a new woodland. Although it was night, it was bright all about. The moon's rays filtered through the trees, illuminating and caressing softly everything around her. Where the floor was not covered in resilient grasses, the mud was a soft orange, and the leaves hung from the trees in fiery reds and burnt browns. The air tasted different to her, as though unto it a new potency had arrived. There was a feeling she could taste faintly on her tongue, that was not of melancholy or of shame.
The lover knew that now she must search. The wizard, she felt, was trying to help her, and perhaps her love was here in the amber forests of this dream world. Travelled she did along the thin and twisted pathways of the woodland, until her feet were sore and the birth of night became the death of day, over, and over until there became no way of counting hours, days, weeks. Yet, in her devotion she walked with no sign of slowing, taking no respite for her ills, needing neither food nor sleep to sustain her. In her naivety she sought the happily ever after that so many fairy tales told her to expect, sought to save the knight who she believed had saved her in turn. In finding him, she knew she would find herself again. She dreamed – oh, she dreamed – she dreamed of many things: of naming children; of decorating the house; of sharing hopes; of growing old in the arms of her love. She lived on these dreams, and her hopes carried her forth into the strange wood, with its perpetual light and august autumns.
After what she understood as being many months, she came upon a part of the wood that was different from the rest. Suddenly voices, both male and female, murmured lowly in the foreign breezes. She heard names, names uttered in the passion of love-making, and she was afraid to continue. She faltered, but a name called by a nasal female voice was recognisable to her.
"Oh, Lucian…" the unknown woman whispered lustfully
"…my Lucian" the lost lover responded to herself.
In her delight at remembering the name of her love, she cared not listen to the other voices, and the other names that filtered through the woodland. She knew now, and faintly memories of the one she had loved were restored unto her. She felt the joy of her soul growing in her abdomen. It was tangible, their reunion, and she knew she could see the end of her sorrow. For the first time in the many ages since their separation, a smile gushed warmly across the lover's ethereal visage. Oh, would it were that joy which thou were destined to ascend to, fair maiden! – but thine sufferings art not yet done. Walking once more in remembrance of all that is beauty, the woman continued, now held firmly in the vice which gave her hope.
She followed, and as did the voice become louder and more urgent, so the woodland around abandoned its earthly browns and oranges to become shades of crimson, scarlet and violet. The wild plants shed their seed, making the air thick with specks of white, and the conditions stifling and musky that one could not breathe comfortably. Soon, unto her eyes was revealed a clearing of deepest red, where the seeds danced in the airs so fast that the place seemed almost to throb violently with their dizzying swirling. The lost lover gasped at the alien nature of this place, how those lofty autumnal woods had become a forest of sanguine reds, unearthly wails, smothering her dainty mouth and delicate eyes with seeds and pollen.
Remembered she at once the warning and distant sadness of the kindly wizard, and she quelled the first inklings of fear in her heart. Find her love, she must, for that is all she knows. Shielding her eyes from the pollen, she walks deeper into the clearing. Immediately she notices something unusual. The ground beneath her feet is slippery and wet, her dainty shoes met with a substance viscous and adhesive, a red so deep it might be black. The mud of the forest was porous with the substance, the topsoil long ago having been penetrated by this slow seeping bile, becoming a quagmire.
The lover struggled ahead, but her shoes having little traction she soon slipped. Her black attire soon became drenched with the foul stuff, her face and arms streaked sickly scarlet. The bitter smell of blood and gore became etched in her nostrils, as she found herself on arms and knees in the soil. Beneath her hands she felt shapes displeasing and slippery, which shuddered softly as though the whole earth had a heartbeat. She felt the ground tremor under her weight, as it shifted and slowly gave way. Across her skin slithered intestines and organs, spurting excrement and fluids as she sunk into the warm, convulsing soil. Slowly submerged was she, and she did panic and struggle against the tremendous lure and the stench of death. All became blackness and putrid smell, while around her was filled with the sound of the screams of the exquisite and eternal agony of orgasm.
When the lover opened her eyes, she found herself back in the clearing, sunk up to her thighs in the gore that writhed beneath her. Above, the seeds still danced their menacing waltz. From this new angle, no more opaque with the white pollen, she could see clearly around her. What befell the maiden was indeed a grim sight. Strewn about her, the dismembered but preserved limbs of many women, along with shattered ribs, lungs that swelled, and vocal chords that wailed "Lucian" into the birth of night. The whole place was oozing with the bodily fluids of these women, and the stench of death was their own. The lost lover's eyes with tears welled, and cursed she the women who called that name.
Through the tears, the lover saw something remarkable. Wherefore, was that her very own visage that wondered yonder? Marry, 'twas! There her own doppelgänger stood, enrobed in richest colours the floated round her gleaming: blues more brilliant than the sky; lilac far more glorious than the delicate flowers; greens more verdant than a luscious forest. It was her soul she saw, and the lover called to herself. It moved past her, shrouded, unable to see or hear the body to which it once belonged. The lover cried and cried that her soul might be returned to her. It was not to be. The soul had been joined in union with the body of her lover, and that it could never be parted with, so strong was the magic.
Where art then the body of her love? Maiden, lest thee not forget thine quest, search thou this plain for the one thou seek, the one who hast forsaken thee.
She heard, low in timbre, the voice of a man, and knew she this voice. It was the sweet melody of her love. The sweet melody which threw jagged discord o'er her, the names, names it called which belongeth not: names of old friends; of trusted servants; of esteemed parters; names of women unknown; names even of her dearest sisters. Thou cursed adulterer! Saw she then his face, mounted on a rock, and with a new fit of strength she dragged herself from entrails foul and organs innumerable, and with vigour clamoured to look upon the eyes of her love.
His face was no more than of average comeliness, his nose slightly bulbous, his lips proud, his eyes green but unseeing. Those lips, whence she had once found joy, joy bound for delight in eyes of holy matrimony, murmured names of others, and never once her own. Her soul turned and stood behind his face, and the lover met its eyes. Between them felt the pain of ages, inconsolable heartbreak. Tears fell and shod with bitterness and joy. Forgave him, she did, the lost lover, for her love for him was all she knew. Stood she by, in that same spot, waiting that he ever would say her name. Many more ages passed, many days died, and nights were born, and sat she and her soul still, listening tenderly to every word on that liar's lips, until she no longer could move herself and no longer could utter anything of her own. As part of the earth she was inaugurated, the stone faithful maiden who gazes upon the one who had forsaken her.


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Deploying IPv6 in 3GPP Networks Evolving Mobile Broadband from 2G to LTE and Beyond A practical guide enabling mobile operators to deploy IPv6 with confidenceThe most widely used cellular mobile broadband network technology is based on the 3GPP standards. The history and background of the 3GPP technology is in the Global Mobile Service (GSM) technology and the work done in European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI). This primary voice service network has evolved to be the dominant mobile Internet access technology.Deploying IPv6 in 3GPP Networks covers how Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) is currently defined in the industry standards for cellular mobile broadband, why and how this route was taken in the technology, and what is the current reality of the deployment. Furthermore, it offers the authors' views on how some possible IPv6 related advances 3GPP networks may be improved during the coming years. It gives guidance how to implement and deploy IPv6 correctly in the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) mobile broadband environment, and what issues one may face when doing so. The book covers 3GPP technologies from 2G to LTE, and offers some ideas for the future. Key featureswritten by highly respected and experienced authors from the IPv6 / mobile worldProvides an explanation of the technical background for some not-so-obvious design choices, what to concentrate on, and what transition strategies should be used by the vendors and the operatorsOffers a useful reference guide for operators and vendors entering into IPv6 business
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There are many misconceptions about the "establishment principle" owing to the fact that so many people fail to recognize that every civil government effectively supports some worldview. For instance, the US government currently supports various and sundry educational institutions that fall within what the US government deems appropriate policy and philosophical stance. Typically today that policy and philosophical stance falls outside the religious stance of our American Pilgrim and Puritan forefathers, but instead is rooted in secular humanism. The Reformation Party is hoping and praying that God might change hearts and minds to return back to that earlier religious persuasion.
In the meantime, there are still many things Reformation Party members can do within the current legal and constitutional confines we find ourselves in today. We can seek to show how Biblical principles can successfully be applied to address political, social and economic problems. Party members may especially find local politics amenable to such political activity, where great numbers and great sums of money are not requisite.
Qualified members of the Party can run for local political office, or help those who are running. Generally this can take the form of running as an independent in local elections, as well as getting involved in initiatives related to certain specific issues. (For one example of this see www.GeorgetownExaminer.com.) As a member that has been engaging in this process, there are many things I have learned about the ins and outs of doing so. I recommend first attending Board meetings of your local town council and/or public school. Find out about office opportunities, and when the next election will take place. Inquire about requirements of running for office. Identify what local problems need to be solved, and assess what solutions are possible, based upon Biblical principles. Determine how you would go about running for office and what your candidate platform would include. Then work to implement your plan. Finally and most importantly, pray that God would bless your efforts, and that He would use you to accomplish His will.


text: I photographed baritone Oliver Dunn in a small slot before the production's dress rehearsal. Silent Opera's La Bohème is in the catacombs under Waterloo station - we'd planned on using some of the disused passages, but the set designers had just finished their work and the stage looked wonderful. Time Out has written it up - book a ticket if you're free one evening.


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Good Practices in collection and closed-loop glass recycling in Europe, presented by ACR+ and FEVE
All in all a good experience - and big potential for saving time, money and CO2'
Svend Poulsen, Odense Renovation
Participant in this webinar
This webinar addressed the topic of the Good Practices in collection and closed-loop glass recycling in Europe, and was presented by Hara Xirou from ACR+ together with Fabrice Rivet from FEVE, The European Container Glass Federation.
In 2011 ACR+ and FEVE collaborated to identify good practices in collection and closed-loop recycling of glass from Municipal Solid Waste in Europe. The strategic objective of the partnership was to increase awareness and dissemination of information on good practices with the aim of increasing the quantity of selective collection and the quality of the cullet available.
The launch of the final report of this study took place in February, and the report is available to access on the ACR+ website.


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The Beaumont ISD 2016-17 Convocation was held Tuesday, August 16, at the West Brook High School Performing Arts Center. Two sessions were held; one at 9am for elementary school staff and 1pm for secondary school staff. The event began with the presentation of colors by the West Brook NJROTC and the pledge led by Central High School class president Jabari Clark. The invocation was given by Reverend Willie Williams from King Middle School.
Elementary Division Teacher of the Year Velvet Malbrough urged teachers to have a growth mindset in order to serve our students. "We must praise progress and truly be a community environment," Malbrough said. "Don't be afraid to ask for help." Teachers were uplifted by Secondary Division Teacher of the Year Melissa Chapman as well. "We are set apart for a meaningful purpose; educating not only students, but providing help for the future."
Superintendent Dr. John Frossard began his convocation with good news and bad news. "The bad news is that we had to cut the speaker fee for today's event," Frossard said. "The good news is that after budget review, a recommendation for a three percent raise will be presented to the board." After some brief housekeeping and acknowledgements, Frossard talked about giving students a chance. "Our students need a chance and I want to give them that chance. I want to help you give them that chance."
Frossard concluded, "As an educator and an employee, we must not be defeated. As a district, we must not be defeated. We have an entire generation to prepare like those before us did for us. We have thousands of students counting on us. You are my miracle workers. I am honored to work with you, I am proud of you, and I am counting on you to have another great year!" Along with movie trivia and clips, the BISD staff was pumped and ready for another successful school year!
Several vendors were on hand for the convocation. AT&T provided bags and screen wipes, the Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission gave out information on carpooling, and Harbor Hospice handed out cookies. Associated Teachers Professional Educators provided literature as well. The Ozen High School Cheerleaders passed out copies of the BISD School Zone and the West Brook Jazz Band provided music before and after the event.
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Saturday, January 23, 2016
Getting Schooled: The Funny Company (1963)
Let's take a look at a sample clip, as the kids learn about the life of a "Tarantula":
By the time Snyder had sold Skyhawks & Hot Wheels to ABC six years later, he clearly had changed animation houses, since those series used more realistic character designs. One thing that Funny Company has in common with those later series is that all three were underwritten by Mattel, the makers of the Hot Wheels toys.
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- Silverstar said...
Thanks for uploading this, Hobbyfan. Up to know I had only read about "The Funny Company" in various archive books; I had never seen the series before, as it came and went before my time (I was born in '69). Shame this didn't catch on or go beyond 1 season; it seemed like a cute, fun little series. The Native American characters would be deemed grievously Politically Incorrect by today's standards, but one must keep in mind when this cartoon was made.
- Sunday, 24 January, 2016
- hobbyfan said...
Too true. I first learned of this show via the now defunct Toon Tracker site, and there was a portion an episode that included a piece on Keebler cookies, but I figured I'll do two separate posts, since I posted a Keebler commercial the other day. My memory is so hazy of a lot of things from those days, which is why I do so much research.
- Sunday, 24 January, 2016


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Howard County cashed in on its biggest confiscation of drug money ever when almost $21,000 from a single bust was turned over to county coffers Thursday.
But last week, the county had to return $9,000 from another drug bust, confiscated almost two years ago.
Assistant County Solicitor F. Todd Taylor said the county goes to court once or twice a month to confiscate money found on drug dealers at the time of their arrest.
So far this year, the county has confiscated about $54,000, with Thursday's take equaling almost half the total. The county also confiscated $1,500 from another drug dealer on Thursday. Circuit Judge Raymond J. Kane Jr. approved the money transfers.


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I decided that as much as I loved the sweater I would have to abandon it.BUT I couldn't do it, I HAD to have that sweater so I went to my LYS and bought some wool yarn that I have knitted with before and like a lot. Shepherd's Wool by Stonehedge Fiber Mills. Its a soft Merino and should hold its shape. I also decided to change my needle from size 8 to size 7 after measuring, I think I was knitting it too loose. Then I decided, I just couldn't redo that border. I can't do it again...800+ stitches......until I realized I could probably do it on the machine. So I got out my LK 150 and spent half a day recreating that border pattern.
I'm now up to row 100 on the LK 150 and the results are great! I must say, this pattern looks good from both sides. Once the million rows are finished, I will turn it on its side and knit on another million stitches and start knitting circular which can't be done on the LK 150 but that's ok. You are working your way down from lots and lots of stitches to around 17 stitches so every time you decrease evenly around you are working with less stitches, quite a bonus I think.
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I also think this pattern would be great as a peplum on the bottom of a pullover (with quite a few less rows of course). See the pretty scallop?
I'm working furiously with the machine part of this sweater because I want to get it onto my HK needles. I like to have something to HK in the evenings while I'm watching TV or traveling around. MK is for day time for me these days.
What will I do with the tons of cotton/rayon yarn I bought? I'm thinking it would be a super yarn to use for something like a bolero. It can easily be machine knitted and its really a nice yarn for a smaller garment.


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Sales of existing single-family homes, responding to lower interest rates, rose in January to the highest level since last April, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday.
It was the fourth consecutive increase for the key measure of the health of the housing industry and brought resale activity to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3 million units. The last time home resales were that high was in November 1980.
The association, which tabulates the data monthly, said the median price of an existing single family home increased $2,200 in January to $74,300.
But despite the large increase, last month's median price was just $100 above the highest median sales reported in all of last year.
"With mortgage interest rates for both commitments and closings continuing to decline last month, many more families were encouraged to purchase homes in January," said David Roberts, president of the Realtors group.
The average interest rate on fixed rate mortgages fell to 13.18 percent last month from 13.28 percent in December. For adjustable rate mortgages, the average interest rate declined to 11.46 percent from 11.65, the group said.
Most of the increase in the nationwide median price was due to another sharp increase in the Northeast of $6,300 to $87,800. The median price in the Midwest rose $400 to $55,600. In the South, the median price jumped $500 to $71,400 and in the West the median price was up $300 to $93,500.


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Trading at $23.32 as of 2/6/04
This article is part of our annual Stocks Fools Love Valentine's Day special.
Quick! What is the biggest competitor to off-price name-brand retailer Marshall's? Did you say T.J. Maxx? You're right. Yep, there are plenty of others in this space, and some good companies, but no one else out there has its finger on the pulse of this market like these two. And they, by the way, are not separate at all: They're owned by the same company, TJX
In fact, as of the end of 2002, TJX was comprised of 1,300 T.J. Maxx and Marshall's stores, 146 Winner's stores (a Canadian off-price retailer), 160 HomeGoods and HomeSense stores (home fashions), 123 TKMaxx stores (a U.K.-based retailer), and 75 A.J. Wright stores (a medium-income fashion retailer).
How dominant is TJX in this market? Try five times larger than the next competitors, among them Stein Mart
T.J. Maxx and Marshall's offer the same clothes you'll find in a Saks Fifth Avenue
The problem with an investment in TJX is that its excellence is well recognized. At present, its stock trades at a multiple to earnings of 20 and 31 to free cash flow, so you're not talking about a company that offers a substantial discount to today's operations. But wouldn't you know it. TJX is still growing at a very healthy clip. It views some additional growth opportunities for T.J. Maxx and Marshall's, but more growth potential comes in the form of its smaller brands, particularly TKMaxx in Great Britain and Europe.
And that's the thing, isn't it? Investments discount future cash flows, not past ones. I don't think that the average investor can picture T.J. Maxx and Marshall's expanding much more. But not so fast, my friends. First, these brands have some meat left on the bone. Second, TJX has a multiple concept strategy similar to the one employed by Outback Steakhouse
You might not think of TJX as a growth company, but grow it has, nearly doubling revenues since 1997, to $12.7 billion. Similarly, its earnings per share have risen by nearly 100% over the same time period -- its healthy growth, too, with nearly 40% returns on equity. TJX largely finances its growth from cash flows, though it took on a $400 million slug of long-term debt in 2001 to expand. Its earnings cover its interest payments many times over, however. As a bonus, the company, which is valued at about $11 billion, has repurchased close to $1 billion in stock on the open market over the last two years, decreasing the number of shares outstanding. That's a good thing, when the shares are bought at a good price.
TJX also offers a bit of countercyclicality, and that's where I think its catalyst for growth lies in the future. Because it competes for the same dollars with the full-freight department stores, it will suffer substantially smaller declines in demand (it may even see increased demand) during tougher economic times as people try to stretch their dollars further. When the economy is perking along, however, the gap in prices between TJX stores and similar items at the full-price competitors widens, thus creating a cushion that more savvy shoppers exploit. TJX has done this better than anyone, and there's little reason to suggest this will not continue.
Retail is a tricky beast for investment analysis. You have fashion risk, where a company's wares can suddenly be "out." You have leverage issues, where companies with working models attempt to rapidly expand, and you have minimal sustainable competitive advantage. But that doesn't mean that every retailer has the same exposure to the same issues, nor does it imply that retail is a sector that investors should avoid lock, stock, and barrel. TJX stores don't care what the fashion trends are -- they'll market whatever happens to flow down from the fashion houses regardless.
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A report says California utilities have helped delay efforts for nearly a decade to map where power lines pose the greatest wildfire risk.
The report Sunday in The Mercury News comes as the state investigates whether downed power lines owned by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. sparked the deadliest collection of wildfires in California history earlier this month.
State regulators have been trying to tighten regulations on utilities and create detailed maps after disastrous fires in San Diego in 2007 were sparked when wind knocked down power lines.
The Public Utilities Commission still hasn't completed the maps or adopted strict new regulations.
PG&E and other utilities won another delay just two days before the deadly fire outbreak in Northern California.
PG&E says the state is investigating whether its equipment caused some of the catastrophic blazes.
Explore further: Investor-owned utilities may be better prepared to handle catastrophic weather


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Teen Gaming Club
Date(s) - 12/13/2017
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Monterey Public Library
Calling all teen gaming nerds out to play. Bring your gaming consoles, your video games, your Magic cards, other RPG's, friends and a snack for nothing but playtime in the community room on Mondays from 3:00-5:00 pm and Wednesdays from 2:00-4:00 pm (times subject to change). Middle School and High School students welcome.
(This is a reoccurring event-please call the library to make sure it's still happening today!)
Library Help Desk – (831) 646-3933
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From Towleroad.com:
Although his activities in and around gay people and nightlife were widely reported, former Survivor: Cook Islands castaway J.P. Calderon (seen below with openly gay castmate Brad Virata) had never come out publicly. That will apparently happen on this Wednesday's episode of The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency, according to Instinct magazine, for which he does a cover shoot during the episode.
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Chess Improvement Review
By this Blog I want to record my chess improvement . 2010 I started again playing chess in tournaments over the Board. Since then I have played 76 games. I have won 43 games, drawn 10 and lost 23. I scored 63 %, played in 11 competitions /tournaments. In the last 2 years I managed to improve my chess rating from 1160 to actually 1518. I would like to show you from each tournament/competition one of my games. So you can compare games where i had different ratings and the improvement in my chess play should be visible in the games. In the Last 2 Years I have worked with some chess software and chess books. Thes most helpful software for me was Tasc Chess Tutorial 2 CD ( I Would highly recommend it every beginner) and Chessimo where you sharpen your visualisation by pattern recognition and repetition, also a very useful programm. I have read also a few books. I liked How to win at chess (Daniel King) nice book to learn the basic principles in chess,365 time Endgames for beginners - One Task for each day of the year (Heinz Brunthaler), Chess Endgame Training (Bernd Rosen) a good endgame puzzles book for intermediate players. My System (Nimzowitsch) ,I am still reading this book, it is about strategy and positional play for intermediate-advanced players. Build up you chess with Artur Yusupov - The Fundamentals is a Training and Test book for Intermediate Players. Actually I am reading the 2nd book of the build up series - Beyond the Basics. Additionaly I am working through the chess mentor courses and watching the video lessons at chess.com
Now A list of the games I have played in the past that I will present
1. 14th Neckar Open 2010 C 2.04.2010 S.Bentert (1376) - P.Vasiliadis (1160) 1-0
2. Stuttgarter Stadtmeisterschaft 2010 14.05.2010 C K.Herbst (1307) - P.Vasiliadis (1207) 0-1
3. 1st Oeffinger Open 2010 24.05.2010 P.Vasiliadis (1291) - K.Dölker (1500) 0-1
4. 27th Böblinger Open C 27.12.2010 P.Vasiliadis (1309) -P.Dasch (1224) 0-1
5.B-Klasse Stuttgart-Ost 16.01.2011 P.Vasiliadis(1371)- S.Gnamm (838) 0,5-0,5
6.15th Neckar Open 2011 B 23.04.2011 P.Vasiliadis (1352) - H.Witt (1416) 0,5-0,5
7. 7th Altbacher DWZ-Turnier 10.09.2011 P.Vasiliadis (1389) - L.Frech (1479) 0-1
8. KEM Stuttgart-Ost 18.11.2011 P.Vasiliadis (1419) - M.Angles (1732) 1-0
9. 28th Böblinger Open C 28.12.2011 J.Brunner(1692) - P.Vasiliadis (1441) 1-0
10. B-Klasse Stuttgart-Ost 15.01.2012 P.Vasiliadis (1480) - H.Scheible (1289) 1-0
11. A-Klasse Stuttgart-Ost 11.12.2011 B.Kronbach (1280) - P.Vasiliadis (1518) 0-1
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One of the things that drives My Beloved Wife crazy is lights being left on.
For a very long time, Middle Son wanted all lights on all the time. I can remember when we would go over to his grandparent's house (my ex's parents). Middle would immediately walk through the house and flip on every light switch. Grandpa would follow around behind him turning lights back off. Sometimes they would do several laps around the house.
MBW has been working with Middle on the concept of turning lights off. A couple of nights ago Middle was getting a snack after dinner. We had left some of his dinner on the table as we often do. The lights were off. Middle walked into the dining room and turned on the lights. He sat down and ate. Then he got up, turned the lights back off, and went back upstairs.
MBW was very excited. It is nice to see it when Middle makes progress.
Thursday, January 28, 2016
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text: So, this is annoying. Is there anyway to get the agenda views on the google and corp calendar to NOT show any events in the past? I don't see a way to do this. The calendars seem to show the current day at the top when you go to the agenda view, so it's not a horrid showtopper, but it's still annoying. I don't want to accidentally be looking at wrong days in the past and not know it...which already happened to me before i realized what was going on. Thanks, Joe


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Source: Fars News Agency
Poland overpowered Iran 3-0 to register a second win against the Asian champions in their last 2014 FIVB Men's Volleyball World League match in Gdansk on Saturday to collect half of the points possible from their four confrontations against Iran after they lost their first two matches in Tehran last week.
The Polish won three straight sets (25-23, 25-20 and 25-17) in the Saturday match, which was the two teams' last of their four confrontations.
Poland, who won the title of the World League in 2012, beat Iran 3-1 last night.
But in their first and second World League matches, the Asians won the Polish 3-1 and 3-0 in Tehran last Friday and Sunday.
After their Sunday victory, Iran qualified for the final round of Group 1 in Florence, Italy, and stood at the top of their pool with 19 points.
And despite their last two defeats, the Iranians have still kept their top stand in their pool A with 19 points from 12 matches (with a sets ratio of 1.211 and points ratio of 1.052). The Italians stand the second with 19 points from 11 matches and with a sets ratio similar to the Iranians, but a lower points ratio (0.992). Poland stand third with 17 points from 12 matches and Brazil are last with 14 points from 11 matches.
In their earlier World League confrontations this year, Iran had won two and lost two matches against Brazil.
Iran had also gained similar results in their four matches against the Italians with two losses against the Europeans in Rome and two wins in Tehran.
The 2014 FIVB Volleyball World League is the 25th edition of the annual men's international volleyball tournament, played by 28 countries from 23 May to 20 July 2014. The Group 1 Final Round will be held in Florence, Italy.
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