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A Tale Of Citrus And Secrets
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Black Seminoles' Story Still Unfolding
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Animal-test Research Has Saved Many Human Lives
By Frankie L. Trull, Special to the Sentinel
Slaying, Fire Suspect Fatally Shoots Himself
By Rene Stutzman, Sentinel Staff Writer
Altering Playoff Format Is A Thrifty Solution
By Bill Buchalter, Sentinel Columnist
Race, Reparations Are Dividing Seminole Nation
By John Keilman, National Correspondent
Principals Find Out It's Lonely At The Top
By Denise-Marie Balona, Sentinel Staff Writer
Harold Lee `Hurley' Stepp, 44, Was Champion Powerboat Driver
By Rene Stutzman, Sentinel Staff Writer
International Red Cross Accuses Israel Of Firing Toward Ambulances
Church Marks 10th Anniversary
Why Treat Teachers This Way?
A Walk On The Wild Side
By Jean Patteson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Growth Report Card
It's Time To Move On Homeless Center
Minority Admissions Rebound
`Carpetbagger's Children' Is Critics' Choice For $15,000 Award
By Elizabeth Maupin, Sentinel Theater Critic
Nursing Homes To Receive Ratings
By Ceci Connolly Washington Post
Health Agencies Brace For Bioterror
By Susan Okie, Washington Post
Before Palestinian Flag Flies Over Jerusalem . . .
By Robert Stewart, Special to the Sentinel
High-tech Sound Can Pound Brain
By Ramsey Campbell, Sentinel Columnist
Put Money Where It Helps
Welcome To My Column, And Watch Out For Flying Fish
By Jake Vest, Sentinel Columnist
City To Discuss Rehab Center
Afghan Bombing Victims Rally To Claim Compensation
Quote Of The Day
Cubans' Revoked Visas Anger Farming Interests
By Rafael Lorente, Washington Bureau
Not Moving -- Mad
Feuds Hurt Search For Al-qaeda Cash
By Josh Meyer and Eric Lichtblau Washington Bureau
Japan Plans Stronger Rocket
Ymca Prepares To Welcome Campers
Racers Will Tear Up Water On April 20-21
Voice Of Freedom
Lake May Get Office Park
By Monica Scott, Sentinel Staff Writer
Veto Is Critical
Carried Away --the More The Merrier
By Jean Patteson, Sentinel Staff Writer
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Arabs May Snub Powell If He Doesn't Meet Arafat
By Michael Slackman, Foreign Correspondent
10,000 Mark Scottish Holiday
Neighborhood Center Helps
By Sherry Boas, Sentinel Correspondent
Smoked Out Of St. Cloud
Taxes Hit Center Stage In House
By Nick Anderson Washington Bureau
Exploding Windows, Brains? Cool!
By Ramsey Campbell, Sentinel Columnist
Latest In Job Discrimination
Minister: Subversives' Intention Was Not A Coup
Council Races Easy For Ward, But Senate Contest Won't Be
Oviedo Tries To Put Rancor Aside
By Robert Perez, Sentinel Staff Writer
Run Away To Circus? We're Already There
By Kate Santich of the Sentinel Staff
Palestinians Fortify Explosives Arsenal
By Douglas Frantz, New York Times
Sheriff's Web Site A Winner
Gaylord Palms Spa Puts Hotel Guests At Ease After Tense Day
By Frank Stanfield, Sentinel Correspondent
Out Of The Rain
Russians March On Kremlin
House Calls
By Dr. Richard T. Bosshardt, Sentinel Correspondent
50,000 Honor Queen Mum
Handy Keeps Head Down In School Debate
By John Kennedy and Bob Mahlburg, Tallahassee Bureau
Farm Boondoggle
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Bulk Of The Matter
B-1 Also Strikes A Blow At Critics
By Peter Pae, National Correspondent
Take The Time For A Financial Housecleaning
By Michelle Singletary, Sentinel Columnist
Revamp Your Lamp's Personality
By Stephanie Page
Bin Laden Associate Defiant Despite Wounds, Capture
Winds Fan New Mexico Wildfire
Hotels Accommodate Complaints By Guests
By Tom Belden, Philadelphia Inquirer
Files Reveal Washington's Tactics In Fight Against `Subversives'
By Ivan Roman, Sentinel Columnist
Don't Plant Yourself In Seat: Walk
By Eleanor Foerste, Sentinel Correspondent
The Shipping News: A New Polar Route?
By Steven Ford, Sentinel Staff Writer
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Animals Not Needed At Fair
200 Still In Church Of Nativity
By Joel Brinkley, New York Times
Don't Sway With Wind
Bold Message:don't Overlook The Fine Print
By Jean Patteson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Auditors Fault Osceola Schools
By Letitia Stein, Sentinel Staff Writer
Community Responds To Ensure Happy Ending -- That's Good News
By Manning Pynn, Public Editor Columnist
Palestinian Court Sentences 5 To Death For Giving Out Information
By Sherry Boas, Sentinel Correspondent
2000 Memories May Haunt Democratic Congressional Hopefuls
By Mark Silva, Sentinel Political Editor
Widening Of Stretch Of S.r. 434 To 6 Lanes Could Start Late Next Year
Volunteers Put Litter In Its Place
By Jason Garcia, Sentinel Staff Writer
Oviedo's Leaders Try To Set Aside Their Feud
By Robert Perez, Sentinel Staff Writer
The Beat Goes On
By Nancy Pate, Sentinel Book Critic
Time To Put Commission Meeting On Tv
By Mark Pino, Sentinel Columnist
Scientists Hooked On Photonics
By Robert S. Boyd, Knight Ridder Newspapers
Faith In The Future
By Nancy Pate, Sentinel Columnist
March Through Paris Will Support Palestinians In Mideast Fighting
Stressed Out On The Job? Deal With It
By Charlene Hager-Van Dyke, Sentinel Staff Writer
Attitudes And Latitudes Put Trends On The Map
By Jean Patteson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Deland Recruits Annexation Boosters
By Beth Kassab, Sentinel Staff Writer
. . . And Too Many Lumps
By Sage
News To Note
Too Important To Veto
U.s. Revises Arctic Caribou Study
By Michael Grunwald Washington Post
To Our Readers
Cuts Could Jeopardize Lacrosse
By Shannon Shelton, Sentinel Staff Writer
Numbing Or Dumbing?
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Unplug Energy Bill
2 Candidates Clash On Way To Runoff Vote
By David Damron and Mark Schlueb, Sentinel Staff Writers
By Charlene Hager-Van Dyke, Sentinel Staff Writer
Say `I'm Here' To Those Who Ponder Suicide
By Mike Archer, Sentinel Columnist
Auditors Fault School District
By Letitia Stein, Sentinel Staff Writer
Couple Open Franchise For Home Cleaning
Author Gets $8 Million Advance
Innocence Lost
By Nancy Pate, Sentinel Book Critic
Men's Jeans Get Chic And Pricey
By Leslie Kaufman, New York Times
Disturbing Article
Restaurant Penalties
Astatula Says Name Is Getting Trashed
By Katherine Leal Unmuth, Sentinel Staff Writer
Put Up Stop Signs, Tollbooth
Gop Discord In Full View
By John Kennedy, Tallahassee Bureau Chief
Reading By Nine
By Nancy Pate, Sentinel Book Critic
A Salute To Denim
By Jean Patteson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Persampiere: `Bring It On'
Bearing Firearms Is Serious Business
Clinton Library Work Begins
By Andrew A. Green, National Correspondent
How Tax Software Can Ease Your Pain
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E-mail Series Tells Story Of Love And Hope From Sept. 11
By Reviewed By Doris Bloodsworth of the Sentinel Staff
Bush Demands That Israel Withdraw `Without Delay'
By David E. Sanger, New York Times
3 Challengers Sign Up To Take Hoenstine's Job
Positive Doings At Cranes Roost
Umatilla's Skorski Top Naia Golfer
By Herky Cush, Sentinel Staff Writer
Archer's Criticism Is Off-base
Astatula Wants To Dump Landfill Road
By Katherine Leal Unmuth, Sentinel Staff Writer
Jane Moon Deserves Chamber's Acclaim
By Joan Ralston, Sentinel Correspondent
Ex-narcotics Officer Convicted
Rescheduled Doubleheader Has Advantages For Ucf, Stetson
By Compiled From Staff Reports
Gallagher, Milligan Offer Sharp Contrasts
By Chris Hand, Special to the Sentinel
Drivers Have 1 Less Lane During John Young Work
Too Many Accidents
Rainout Is Silver Lining
By Compiled From Staff Reports
County Misses Boat On Rail Trails
By J. Nevin Thompson
Police Log
Study Guides Include Lessons About Profits
Dot Won't Reverse Itself On Left Turns
By Sandra Pedicini, Sentinel Staff Writer
As Aaa Turns 100, County Has A Lot To Cheer
By Joe Van Leer, Sentinel Correspondent
Errant Emu Injures Deputy
The Human Thirst
By Debbie Salamone, Sentinel Staff Writer
North Carolinians May Soon Get `Green Power'
By Bruce Henderson, Charlotte Observer
Fate Of Earth Depends On Delicate Balance
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Leaders Need To Have A Vision
Cell-phone Service Brings 21st Century To Afghans
Swing Shift: Bandleader Takes A Turn As Actor
By Elizabeth Maupin, Sentinel Theater Critic
Spring Hill Residents Leery Of Annexation By Deland
By Beth Kassab, Sentinel Staff Writer
Tutors Give Students Extra Boost
By Sherry Boas, Sentinel Correspondent
College Student, 21, Tests Political Waters
Movie Toys Get Thumbs Down
By Abigail Goldman, Business Reporter
Seeing Kids Do Best Is Her Reward
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Bangladeshis Eat Bad Fish
Needed: 60,000 Air Screeners
By Tamara Lytle and Tim Barker, Sentinel Staff Writers
Star Gazing Spots: Slip Into Art's Orbit
By Terry Hummel, Art Columnist
Soft Drinks Can Be As Addictive As Cigarettes
By Mike Thomas, Sentinel Columnist
Oil Spills Along Louisiana Coast
Rebels Kill Abducted Father
Kansas Woman Has Sextuplets
Teacher Flies Right To Students
By Leah Mason, Sentinel Correspondent
4th-graders' `Acts Of Kindness' Make Their Instructor Feel Proud
Let County Chairman Do Job Right
By Clay Henderson
News Of Record
Tb Cases May Be Dropping But Danger Is On The Rise
By Stephanie Erickson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Wage Earners Draw Irs' Sharpest Looks
By David Cay Johnston, New York Times
Neptune Ideas That Will Work
Israeli Troops Attack After Outpost Near Border Was Hit By Mortar Fire
Students Learn Their Votes Can Count, Too
By Mary Shanklin, Sentinel Staff Writer
Mideast Crisis May Postpone Bush's Intentions For Iraq
Photo Contest
New Caffe Focuses On The Upscale
By Scott Joseph, Restaurant Critic
Casual Joke Not So Funny For Chief
By Susan Jacobson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Smiling For The Camera
By Hilary Waldman, National Correspondent
Workers Busy Over, Under, Around I-4
Siesta Key --beach Heaven
By Ken Clarke, Sentinel Staff Writer
9th-graders Raise $21,000 In Book Sales
Mountain Rails Boast Fond Ties To Old Sanford
By Jim Toner, Sentinel Columnist
For The Record
By Frank Carroll, Sentinel Staff Writer
Experiments On Animals Ineffective, Unnecessary
By Neal Barnard, Special to the Sentinel
Shark Fest? Idea Fails To Attract Nibble
By Bo Poertner, Sentinel Columnist
Five Questions With . . .
By Rebecca Swain Vadnie
Teacher Is Awarded Cash To Design Web-based Studies
They Came To Be Seen And To Conquer And Conjugate
By Sandra Pedicini, Sentinel Staff Writer
U.n. Ready To See What Iraq Is Up To
By Michael R. Gordon, New York Times
State Cabins Stoke Debate
By Kevin Spear, Sentinel Staff Writer
Karling's Awaiting A New Owner
By Sandra Pedicini, Sentinel Staff Writer
Police Will Train Victim Advocates
Hamas Leaders Turn Cautious About Appearances In Gaza Strip
Outsiders Struggle In Appalachia
By Reviewed By Susan Lynne Harkins, Special to the Sentinel
Does Eckerd Mislead Its Customers?
By Greg Groeller, Sentinel Staff Writer
Nunez, Fullwood Are Basketball Players Of Year
By Frank Carroll, Sentinel Staff Writer
Man Shot Dead At Campground
Experts Debate Taking Cuba Off Terrorism List
By Maya Bell, Miami Bureau
Deaths In Central Florida
News Of Record
Is Mad-cow Disease A Ticking Time Bomb?
By Faye Flam, Philadelphia Inquirer
German Pows Toiled At Sanford Naval Air Station
By Jim Robison of the Sentinel Staff
Meet Ramsey Campbell
Floridians Can Now Have A Biere With Their Pretzels
By Doreen Hemlock, Business Reporter
Eastbound, Westbound - I-4 Lanes Will Be Closed Periodically
Man Arrested In Attack On Girl
Growth Can Work
All-stars Talk To Governor
By Leslie Postal, Sentinel Staff Writer
Hard Work, Clear Goals
By April Hunt, Sentinel Staff Writer
Shades Of Pizazz
By Stephanie Page
At 99, Green Beret Still Takes On Mission
By Tom Berg, Orange County (Calif.) Register
South Lake Gears Up New Sport
By Richard Burton, Sentinel Correspondent
Short Play Brings Rainmaker's 1939 Tale Back To Life
By Joy Wallace Dickinson of the Sentinel Staff
`Simpsons' Draws Flak In Rio
Immigrant Success Story Starts With Poor Laborers
By Cecil Johnson, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Boathouse Is Torn Down
By Lydia Polgreen, Sentinel Staff Writer
What's Happening
Keep On Sunny Side: Buy Solar Water Setup
By Ken Sheinkopf, Special to the Sentinel
Sales Check
Update Makes Most Of Lakefront Site
Trend Is Toward Hire Ground
By United Feature Syndicate
Same Address But Almost New Home
Desktop To Rooftop: Workers Find Housing Help On The Job
By Lew Sichelman, United Feature Syndicate
Magic Trick: Now You See It, Now You Don't
Fabulous Face Lifts
By Denise Bates Enos, Special to the Sentinel
Luxury With A Lake View
Looking For Home? Arm Yourself With Attorney
By Charles J. Kovaleski, Special to the Sentinel
Web Stretches Security Net Over Home When You're Away
By Felicia Pinkney, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Style Beat | Laundry Room
Why Miss A Beat In This Hit Parade?
By G.K. Sharman, Special to the Sentinel
Rising From Ashes: Fire Inspires Owners
A Villa Revisited
How To Keep Tools In Working Order
By Al and Kelly Carrell, Special to the Sentinel
Pool Equipment Needs Checkup For New Season
Renovation Centers On 2-story Addition
Home Front: Book Report
Low Maintenance Fees Aren't Always Good
By Richard White, Special to the Sentinel
Community Profile: Town Park
By Carrie Alexander, Sentinel Staff Writer
Realty Brokers Feeling The Heat
By Kenneth R. Harney, Washington Post Writers Group
Suite Retreat For Mother-in-law Or Out-of-town Guests
Is Smelly Factory A Nuisance Per Se?
By Robert Bruss, Tribune Media Services
Spouse Of Disabled Husband Can't Back Out Of Quitclaim Deed
By Robert Bruss, Tribune Media Services
Helen Hunt Leaves The Hills Behind
By Ruth Ryon, Real Estate Writer
Fanciful Vending Machines Sold Fun
By Ralph and Terry Kovel, King Features Syndicate
Safe At Home -- Panic Rooms Become A Hit
By Dave Ferman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram
What Went Right
By Daniel Mitchell,Special to the Sentinel
Cardinals Put Williams On Dl
Fishing Forecast
By Don Wilson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Magic 10 Years Above .500
Masters Changes
By Steve Elling, Sentinel Staff Writer
Tracy Mcgrady For Mvp
Another Hockey Fan
Where's The Astros Buzz
By Fran Blinebury, Houston Chronicle
Winslow Is Coming Of Age At Um
By Andrea Szulszteyn, Hurricanes Correspondent
Lotta, Lotta Work Ahead For Non-stop Zook
By David Whitley, Sentinel Columnist
Weather May Ease Strain On Drivers
By Ed Hinton, Sentinel Staff Writer
Rix And Both Lines Solid
By Josh Robbins, Sentinel Staff Writer
Not Enough Baseball Info
Around The Bases
Orlando Predators
What They're Saying
Pit Decision Helps Purvis Win
Unlike Any Other
By Steve Elling, Sentinel Staff Writer
Around The Bases
El Duque Is Back
By Bill Madden, New York Daily News
Rivers Searching For The Perfect Balance
By Jerry Brewer, Sentinel Staff Writer
Here's To The Nhl Playoffs
What Went Right
By Andrea Szulszteyn, Hurricanes Correspondent
What Went Right
By Joe Schad, Sentinel Staff Writer
Study Seeks Help Tagging Dolphins
By Don Wilson, Sentinel Columnist
What Went Right
By Alan Schmadtke, Sentinel Staff Writer
Area Increases Slots For Deer And Turkey Hunters
By Don Wilson, Sentinel Staff Writer
Boone Freshman Leads Women
By Andy Lee, Special to the Sentinel
Sosa Is Likeable
By Rick Morrisey, Chicago Tribune
Bucs' Backfield Has Rock-solid Appeal
By Chris Harry, Sentinel Staff Writer
Mcgwire Has Advice For Giambi
Stetson Sweeps Georgia State
Puns Are Not Cliches
Giving Ice Skating A Sporting Chance
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Buchholz Shuts Down Leon
By Austin Lyon, Special to the Sentinel
Miami, Touchet Defeat Fsu
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Great Clemente Story
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Saint-Jacut-les-Pins overviewWhatever your interests are, Saint-Jacut-les-Pins has something for you. Saint-Jacut-les-Pins might not have many well-known attractions, but you don't need to travel far to find places worth a visit like Rochefort-en-Terre Chateau and Musee de la Batellerie. You may want to expand your exploration to the surrounding area to see Saint-Sauveur Church and other sights.
Where to stay in Saint-Jacut-les-PinsWhether you're planning a longer vacation or a weekend getaway, Saint-Jacut-les-Pins has accommodations to fit your needs. You can shop as many as 12 deals for Saint-Jacut-les-Pins accommodations on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 10%. We have room prices starting at 39 USD per night and below you'll find the number of hotels by star rating in Saint-Jacut-les-Pins as well as in the surrounding area:
- • 4 4-star hotels from 102 USD per night
- • 16 3-star hotels from 63 USD per night
- • 10 2-star hotels from 50 USD per night
What to see around Saint-Jacut-les-PinsHere are some recommended places to see in the surrounding area:
- • Rochefort-en-Terre Chateau (6.1 mi/9.8 km from the city center)
- • Musee de la Batellerie (6.2 mi/10 km from the city center)
- • Saint-Sauveur Church (6.2 mi/10 km from the city center)
When to visit Saint-Jacut-les-PinsIf you're just starting to think about trip planning, you might be wondering when is the best time to visit. Here are the seasonal norms to help you decide when to go:
Seasonal temperature averages
- • January-March: 57°F day, 37°F night
- • April-June: 73°F day, 41°F night
- • July-September: 74°F day, 49°F night
- • October-December: 66°F day, 37°F night
- • January-March: 0.28 inches
- • April-June: 0.24 inches
- • July-September: 0.24 inches
- • October-December: 0.31 inches

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There are a number of different medications used to treat insomnia, and your physician will work with you to determine which is best for you. Some of the most common drug treatments for depression are:
In addition to the above treatment options, patients who suffer from SAD may benefit from bright light therapy. Light therapy may involve exposure to natural light (light from the sun) or treatment with a light box. Light therapy is considered safe, but little evidence exists to support its effectiveness at treating SAD or other forms of depression. Consult your physician before beginning any form of light therapy, as exposure to the sun or bright light may cause negative effects.
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Cautious, conservative Molly Driscoll still works at the same Jersey shore hospital in which she completed her nurse's training more than a decade ago. When her now-ex-husband, Jason, is diagnosed with terminal cancer, Molly tries to convince him to undergo a recommended course of chemotherapy. In spite of their past difficulties, Molly volunteers to take on something that is equally daunting in exchange for her ex-husband's agreement to give chemotherapy a try. She quits her old familiar job, becomes a 'Travel Nurse', and trades in her nice, safe Honda Civic for a Harley Davidson motorcycle.Her assignments take her into the blizzards and biker-bars of New England, the genteel beauty and smoky pool-halls of South Carolina, and the carnival atmosphere of a busy walk-in clinic in Key West – as well as to some very surprising and unexplored regions of her own heart. Along the way, Molly experiences a terrifying ordeal with a stranger, tender moments with patients who leave lasting impressions on her, the possibility of a would-be-stalker, and a fellow 'Travel Nurse' who claims to be an 'angel'. In spite of all her old self-doubts, Molly grows in confidence, proving that though she may not be very good at driving a motorcycle, she is quite good at surviving … and maybe even resilient enough to love again.
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Fork Truck Mounted Lorry Loading Transfer Platform
Fork mounted loading platform designed specifically for carrying out the safe loading and un-loading from the bed of a lorry
A loading/transfer platform designed to enable safe and efficient loading and un-loading from lorry beds safely. The platform is fitted with a fixed 600mm ramp that can be dropped onto the bed of the lorry, enabling the platform bed to be loaded with pallets/boxes/goods via hand or via pallet truck.
Manufactured from mild steel and fitted with rubber front buffer pads, the platform is robust and durable whilst kind to the vehicle. Fitted with fork pockets to suit a max fork section of 140x60mm and fully enclosed fork pockets the cage is fully compliant with H&S guidelines.
Each platform comes complete with operating instructions and is fitted with a rating plate, and comes complete with an EC Declaration of Conformity in accordance with the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
Each cage comes with anti-slip floor and a drop down ladder fitted to the left hand side (from rear). The ladder can quickly and easily be dropped to allow access for loading from the ground, and the integral hand rails fitted on the platform allow for quick and safe access for the user at all times. The ladder can be lifted and locked back in place to form a gate, to ensure goods are kept safely within the platform confinements during transport. When dropped the ladder falls approximately 1200mm below the base of the platform.
Two quick release chains are fitted to the front of the platform, in line with the top and intermediate rails. The chains can be un-clipped to enable front access during loading and un-loading, and secured back in place afterwards to keep goods secure.
- Fixed 600mm long loading ramp offering easy loading and un-loading capabilities
- Drop down ladder c/w safety hand rails for easy access into and out of platform
- Front rubber buffered side wings for vehicle protection
- Anti-slip flooring for secure footing
- Quick release chains fitted to front of platform for goods securement
- Fully tested and certified to comply with Health & Safety Regulations
- Internal Width: 2000mm
- Internal Depth: 1200mm
- Effective Ramp Length: 600mm
- Internal Height: 1200mm
- SWL: 1500kgs
- Mass: 338kgs
- C of G: 710mm
- Load Centre: 650mm
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New Delhi: The Indian Army Chief, General Dalbir Singh asserted that India gave a befitting reply to the ceaseless firing and infiltration in Jammu and Kashmir.
Speaking at the 68th Army Day parade today, General Singh said, "the continuing cross-border firing and infiltration bids have kept the Line of Control active. You (Army) have given a befitting reply to the enemy at the border".
The General further claimed that "vigilance" along the "border and other difficult areas", has brought down infiltration.
"We have also caught large number of terrorists in surgical operations and killed many of their key leaders. We have also recovered large quantity of explosives," he mentioned.
The Army chief said the operations were done "maintaining the human rights standards".
The general added that despite the counter-infiltration and counter-terrorist operations, the Indian Army has taken care of its primary role and is always ready to face any challenge.
Talking about China, General Singh said India wants "constructive engagement" and the understanding between armies on both sides has improved.
"On the northern front, India wants constructive engagement with China. Both sides are adopting confidence-building measures to reduce tension at the border."
He, however, added that infiltration continues in the "disputed areas" along the Line of Actual Control (LAC), and patrolling continues from our side.
"However there is improvement in the understanding between the two armies," he said.
The Army Day is celebrated on January 15, every year to commemorate the day when Lieutenant General KM Cariappa took over as Commander-in-Chief of India on January 1949. He took over the position from General Sir Francis Butcher.
Along with General Singh, Indian Air Force chief Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha and Navy chief Admiral RK Dhowan were also present at the parade, along with other senior Army officers and delegates from different countries.
The Army Chief also inspected a parade, which showcased marching contingents including the Dog Contingent of Indian Army.
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The Gatov Gallery at California State University, Long Beach will feature new sculptures and installations by Jennifer Reifsneider in an exhibition titled Cipher, on view from May 22-June 2. An opening reception with the artist will be held on Sunday, May 22, 5-7pm.
Reifsneider's new works exist in tension between labor and stillness. She mediates ideas about desire and fallibility in layered, falling, and evaporating forms made from millions of stitches, thousands of slips of tape and paper, or drops of condensed breaths.
Physical engagement with process and handwork and interests in language, science, and cartography drive the content of Cipher. Reifsneider harvests materials rich in associative meanings, such as used bedding and maps, and organizes them according to measurements and movements derived from her body. The collision of conceptual logic and embodied form inspires her systems of location and approximation. Her artworks may surprise viewers in their subtle but specific manipulations that filter, flatten, expand, or unravel information.
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Americas Next Top Model Tidbits.
I have been very lax on reporting on America's Next Top Model both Cycle 6 which was on Channel 10 and Cycle 9 on Fox 8, even though I really love the show.
So I thought I would put together some vignettes about the show.
ANTM Cycle 9 winner Saleisha scandal.
It appears Saleisha's win has been tainted by the fact she has been on the Tyra Banks Show, went to Tyra's T Zone Camp, and appeared on a Wendy's commercial.
America's Next Top Model Invasion forcefully states her view on the Saleisha scandal, Buddy TV has a different view.
Heather Update
One of my favourites from ANTM Cycle 9 was Heather the girl with Aspergers Syndrome, she looked like a brunette Uma Thurman.
Here is an interview by Fans of reality TV just after she was eliminated from the show which is interesting apparently the editing of the showed the conflict in the house worse then it was. Not surprised about that!
Danielle winner of Cycle 6 a success story of ANTM
Danielle Wiki site shows she has had some success with a modelling career post the completion of the show. She was is only one of two winners to have had their Covergirl contract renewed, and she also has received a showcard from her agency, Click Models, for NY Fashion Week. She is only of two girls given showcard of all 11 ANTM alum.
Every model agency has his own showcards. The showcards are a series of pictures of the models they are sending to the fashion weeks, usually with the measures and facts about the models. They send them to Casting Directors so they can decide which models are they going to choose.
Nigel Barker interview
The Epoch Times have an interview with Nigel Barker the ever present judge on America's Next top model which is quite interesting. As well as being a photographer, he was previously a model, and his exotic looks are from his Sri Lankan mother.
Paulina Porizkova obviously does not subscribe to the theory of don't shoot the hand that feeds you.
Paulina Porizkova the former model who will be taken over from the sacked Twiggy has said that shows like the 'America's Next Top Model' is not necessarily going to be a supermodel. I wonder what Tyra thinks about that comment regarding her show. It may be true Paulina, but that show is paying your wage, so try and talk it up a bit.
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Expect more videos involving masked interviewee.
Toshihiro Nagoshi, head of Sega's Yakuza Studio and creator of the Yakuza franchise, has made a blog post about the teaser trailer his team released yesterday. You can view the trailer here in case you missed it:
The trailer shows three suits in an interview session with "Mr. Assault," who appears in a green mask. In his blog post, Nagoshi said to look forward to additional Mr. Assault videos as part of promotions for Binary Domain.
We originally reported on the new project following the opening of a teaser site last week. While we used the term "game" and "project" interchangeably, the site only uses the word "project." It's possible that the project isn't actually a new game.
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PEORIA — The chief federal public defender for central Illinois will move his office one block west when he takes the bench this spring as a federal magistrate judge.
Jonathan Hawley said he was "honored and looked forward to serving the public in this new role." He will replace U.S. Magistrate Judge John Gorman, who is retiring Feb. 28 after 13 years on the federal bench and more than 30 years on the state circuit and appellate bench.
Hawley, 42, of Morton admitted he had "some pretty big shoes to fill because I think (Gorman) is one of the most experienced and well-respected jurists in the district."
Chief U.S. District Judge James Shadid was pleased with the selection, which was made by the four district judges in the Central District of Illinois.
"We have been very fortunate to have a magistrate like John Gorman. I believe that Jonathan Hawley will bring the similar traits of fairness and even temperament to the position," Shadid said.
Magistrate judges in the central district conduct most preliminary proceedings in criminal cases, preside over trials and dispositions in misdemeanor cases and conduct various pretrial hearings. They also preside over civil trials and dispositions in civil cases upon the consent of the parties.
Hawley has been with the federal public defender's office since 2005 and has served as the head defender since 2011. He said the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals will now likely begin the process to replace him as head of the defender's office, which oversees and handles dozens of cases for indignant defendants as well as help train private attorneys on the nuances of federal law.
Hawley attended college at the University of Illinois at Chicago, postgraduate studies in philosophy and theology at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary in Philadelphia and law school at the DePaul College of Law in Chicago.
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The replacement of one organ by another that involves an alteration to the fabric of the church is wholly zero-rated, so long as the five conditions listed at VCONST09460 are met.
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The 24th annual Gemini Awards Industry Galas was held on October 19-20 in Toronto, Ontario at the Sound Academy was and hosted by Ennis Esmer (The Listener) and Zoe Palmer (The Guard).
43 awards were presented in children's and youth, comedy, drama, and variety categories.
On October 19th, 44 awards were presented in news, sports, documentary, and lifestyle categories.
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Todd Masters, Leah Ehman, Brad Proctor, and Kyla Rose Tremblay, all of Burnaby, and Holland Miller of Vancouver for Stargate Atlantis (Vegas)
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Lee Wilson, Caleb Ashmore, Matthew Belbin, Sebastien Bergeron, Ken Lee, Lionel Lim, Mladen Miholjcic, Lisa Sepp-Wilson, and Philippe Thibault, all of Vancouver, and Les Quinn of Burnaby for Sanctuary (Sanctuary For All Pt.1)
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Building Japan's Subchaser No. 25 in 1/700 scale
by Tim Reynaga
Highly competent in surface warfare, naval air power and other areas of naval concern, the Imperial Japanese Navy prior to the Second World War was astonishingly remiss in the development of its antisubmarine warfare capability. This was due in part to limited resources, but also reflected a dangerous disinclination to develop such defensive weapons. This neglect was to have disastrous consequences later: during the Pacific War over 55% of all Japanese ships lost fell to submarine attack.
One type of ship brought into service to counter the submarine threat was the No. 13 class subchaser. Designed primarily for the escort of small coastal convoys, these vessels were small, slow, and almost entirely unarmored. They were nevertheless exceptionally seaworthy and were to serve throughout the war in all operational areas from the Aleutians to the Solomons. Intended to supplement rather than to replace full sized destroyers, these tiny ships increasingly found themselves the sole protectors of convoys as the chronic shortage of destroyers became more acute. Unequal to this demanding task, these ships suffered heavy losses: by the end of the war 36 of the 48 vessels of this type had been destroyed. One of those lost was Subchaser No. 25. Ironically she was sunk, along with her sister No. 27, by the submarine USS Grunion off the island of Kiska on July 15, 1942.
I built this model back in the early Eighties from the Skywave/Pit Road kit. Released as part of a combo kit along with a USN Gato/Balao class fleet sub and a B-24 bomber, the kit was pretty good for its time. The molds have since been purchased by Tamiya, who now sell the kit with new box art under their label. (Fair enough, I suppose; it was originally marketed by Green Max.) Interestingly, Tamiya also makes a No. 13 class subchaser of their own tooling which they include in their Japanese Auxiliaries set. An entirely new effort, this subchaser is noticably different than the older Skywave version. Fittings are better, details a little sharper, and it seems to be more dimensionally accurate as well. I liked the Skywave kit, but I wish this one had been available back then. Oh, well.
The 2 1/2inch long subchaser was attractive right out of the box, but I decided to add a few improvements. (I suppose I was looking for a good excuse to put off studying for my high school finals!) I began by adding the doors to the sides of the superstructure which appear so prominently in photos of these ships. These were fashioned from .010 inch plastic stock with hinges made from binder paper. Next I added two small anchors (and I do mean small-these things measured about 1/32 of an inch high!) borrowed from Hasegawa's I-168 submarine kit. Molded onto the submarine's hull, I had to destroy the sub to remove them. I hated to cut up such a fine kit for parts, but I figured it was worth it. The absence of anchors on the subchaser's hull was just too noticeable, and the tiny anchors look fine mounted beneath the hawsepipes.
Other improvements included replacing various kit parts with better ones from Skywave's "Equipment for the Japan Navy Ship-WWII, set 1." These parts kits are still available and are definitely worthwhile. Though a bit expensive, these replacement sets are of excellent quality and provide enough spares to last for years (I'm still using parts from that particular set). I applaud Skywave for this unique and innovative effort. Replacements included the searchlight on the superstructure, the cutters, and the type 22 "horns" radar unit. These fittings were distinct improvements over their kit provided counterparts.
In addition to this I improved some of the kit parts, especially the armament. The 80mm deck gun, for example, received a new copper wire barrel and a sheet plastic shield. The 13.2mm antiaircraft guns were improved with wire barrels, plastic shields and wire shoulder brackets. The depth charge racks on the fantail received wire rails.
I also added a number of scratchbuilt improvements. The mast was replaced with one fashioned from copper wire bonded with white glue, with the crow's nest taken from the kit part. The signal flags were made from painted binder paper. The rigging and UHF areial atop the bridge were made from superfine wire taken from a transistor raidio coil. The safety rails on the superstructure and around the AA gun positions were made from copper wire and attached with white glue. These were then hand painted using a 000 brush. This paint not only gives these assemblies the appropriate color but strengthens the delicate joints as well. I made the galley stovepipe along the funnel in the same way.
The safety rails along the main deck were probably the single most difficult addition. These were made by cutting 28 copper wire stanchions, each 1/16 of an inch high. Along with a flagstaff and jackstaff, they were set along the perimeter of the deck with white glue. It was important that all 28 stachions be exactly the same length so that the safety lines to come would fit properly, making a smooth line. To do this I lined up nine or ten 1 inch lengths of wire and, followig a prototype, made multiple copies with each cut. This assured not only uniform accuracy but was quite a bit faster than cutting them individually.
After this I carefully laid the ultrafine wire along them, two strands on each side. These were attached with thinned white glue applied stanchion by stanchion using a fine brush. I painted the wire a gray slightly lighter than the hull color. This was to hint at the effect of salt spray and to help them stand out better against the darker gray deck. This method is basically the same construction as that on the real ship and captures the delicacy of the small scale well. It is, however, a tedious and time consuming process. I had the patience to get through a less than 3 inch long subchaser - but I would not want to try this for a battleship!
The decals, applied after assembly and painting, were not those provided in the kit. The hull number "25" was from a Super Scale set for 1/285 Micro Armor. The shaded effect was achieved by superimposing a white "25" over a black "25," slightly offset. The Japanese flag on the bridge top was from a 1/76 scale tank kit. Although I cannot document that Subchaser No. 25 had this marking, I took a calculated risk and applied it anyway. Such markings were commonly used as an aerial recognition measure on Japanese warships, and it is quite possible that No. 25 had it as well. Anyway, it adds a welcome bit of color to an otherwise drab model.
Finally, in order to display the subchaser in a natural setting, I sculpted a sea base for it using drywall repair spackle, mixed thick. To emphasize the seaworthiness for which these small ships were noted I made the sea very rough, as it might have appeared in a stormy North Pacific. I painted the sea with green, blue, and white enamels. With the addition of a nameplate and a homemade plexiglass cover to protect the model (as much from the attentions of my cat as from dust), my Imperial Navy Subchaser No. 25 was complete. Now it was time to take on that USN fleet submarine that came in the box with it !
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Wednesday, June 21, 2006
BAGHDAD, June 20 -- Two U.S. soldiers, missing for three days since their abduction in an insurgent stronghold south of Baghdad, were found dead, a military spokesman said Tuesday, and a top U.S. commander ordered an investigation into why the men were isolated from a larger force in such a dangerous part of Iraq.
The remains of the soldiers -- Pfc. Kristian Menchaca, 23, of Houston and Pfc. Thomas L. Tucker, 25, of Madras, Ore. -- were recovered near a power plant in the town of Yusufiya, where they had been operating a vehicle checkpoint that came under attack Friday, Maj. Gen. William B. Caldwell said in a briefing for reporters. A third soldier, Spec. David J. Babineau, 25, of Springfield, Mass., died in the initial assault.
"Coalition forces have in fact recovered what we believe to be the remains of our two soldiers," Caldwell said. "Our heartfelt prayers go out to both the families and friends of our two soldiers."
Caldwell declined to describe the condition of the soldiers' bodies, saying it would be "inappropriate until I know what the families were told." He said it was clear that the soldiers had died of wounds suffered in captivity, rather than at the site of the attack on the checkpoint, but that the cause of death could not be immediately determined.
According to residents of Yusufiya and a relative of one of the victims, the soldiers were beheaded. An Iraqi official said they had been brutally tortured before their death, but provided no further details.
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The killings of the two privates raised questions about why such low-ranking troops were left alone, backed by a single armored Humvee, in a region Caldwell described Thursday as "an insurgent hotbed" and the most dangerous place in Iraq for U.S. forces after Baghdad and Ramadi. Even in safer areas, U.S. troops generally travel in convoys to provide support in case insurgents attack or a vehicle breaks down.
Lt. Gen. Peter Chiarelli, the commander of U.S. ground forces in Iraq, has ordered an investigation into procedures used that night. "They are looking at the entire situation," Caldwell said.
To the consternation of U.S. officials, who are careful to withhold casualty details until the soldiers' families can be notified, the deaths were first reported by an Iraqi defense official. Maj. Gen. Abdul Aziz Muhammed Jassim said in a news conference Tuesday they had been tortured and killed "in a barbaric way."


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Hammers co-owner David Gold has told fans he is ready to explore the possibility of incorporating a 'safe standing' area at the Olympic Stadium.
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Living room: (fly screen): sofa, fireplace (open), exit to the veranda.
Sanitary 1: bath tub, shower, WC.
Access/parking: car park approx. 20 m; public car park approx. 100 m. road, approx. 100 m, steep, narrow.
Important information: The apartment is situated only a few meters away from the church.
Situation: in the village Cantalupo , panoramic view.
Exterior (private use)
Plot description: terrace (partially roofed), furnishing provided, deck chairs.
Arrival: Airport Nice in approx. 91 km. Train station Imperia in approx. 7.6 km.
Beach/waters: Pebble beach in approx. 3.5 km. Pebble beach in approx. 4.5 km. Sea in approx. 3.5 km.
Harbour/marina: Harbour/marina in approx. 4.5 km.
Next village/town: Center Imperia Porto Maurizio in approx. 3.5 km. Imperia in approx. 3.5 km. Sanremo in approx. 26.5 km.
Public swimming pool: Indoor public swimming pool in approx. 5.5 km. Public outdoor swimming pool in approx. 8 km.
Shopping: Next shopping possibility (Caramagna) in approx. 1 km. Next supermarket (Imperia) in approx. 2.5 km.


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Cadillac House: Rewriting Brand Making
The Cadillac House just opened to the public in New York City's fashionable Tribeca neighborhood. You can't buy a car there; Cadillac House is not a dealership. So what is it?
In truth, it depends on what you want it to be. For Cadillac, it is possibly the most aggressive, expensive attempt in its history to change the brand image back into something it stood for in the first half of the 20th century; the standard of the world.
Headquarters for Cadillac have been moved to New York, on the building's upper floors, while the first Cadillac House is at street level. It features a luxurious iteration of the local, family-owned coffee shop "Joe," as well as a sumptuous lounge, a workspace, an art gallery, and a retail lab supported by the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
Super modern and beautifully designed, Cadillac House's 12,000 square feet is carved into several areas. As you enter, you are presented with the runway -- where Cadillacs will reside much of the time. When not showing off cars, SUVs, and crossovers, the runway will be used for fashion shows and other events. Behind the runway is a lab that tests new automotive technologies.
Huge glass doors roll up when Cadillac House receives the public. Space is open to the street, inviting in curious passersby, art lovers, freelancers looking for space to work, and coffee seekers. Art installations, curated by Visionaire Magazine, promise to be interactive, experiential, immersive, and multi-sensory, and will change every three months in order to be a continuous draw.
So is this a car company trying to be artsy? "Everyone is aware of Cadillac," said Andrew Lipman, Cadillac spokesperson. "Awareness is not the problem. But the brand lacks relevance to people's lives. Cadillac House is a way to bring people in and to make us relevant and part of a creative neighborhood. We don't want what we are doing to be confused with a sponsorship arrangement that puts a name on an interior. We're creating organic interactions with creative people. We want what we are doing to be meaningful and credible with these communities."
Importantly, the desired Cadillac customer is young and successful. They will choose brands that enhance their image. By moving away from Detroit and landing in New York City's fashionable Tribeca, Cadillac is making a bid to be considered by young people in the fashion and art world. Once this population is seen in the brand, Cadillac hopes it will join the consideration lists of those in the market for a luxury crossover or sedan. And fortunately, younger generations don't harbor impressions of the old Cadillac and its problematic history.
Luxury markets are brutally demanding. Rightly so. Those who are spending upwards of $50,000 on their vehicles are very select. Cadillac is keeping up with competitors like BMW, Lexus, Acura, and Infiniti in sales numbers. Last year the company sold about 275,000 vehicles around the world, an increase of 7.5 percent over 2014. The U.S. and China are its biggest markets, followed by Canada and the Middle East. It's picking up awards like top honors in AutoPacific's 2015 vehicle satisfaction survey among 42,000 consumers. It has improved quality, engineering, and design. But, all of those steps toward winning back customers aren't enough.
Admittedly, Cadillac is light on the right offerings. Its next product onslaught will not arrive until 2018 to 2020. That's a long time to wait, but there is good news. The new CT6 and the XT5 have been well received, and the CTS-V Series was sold out for the year by the end of the first quarter. Still, Cadillac is missing a small crossover, which is a volume seller today. And the competition is drowning in relevant vehicles.
In the meantime, Cadillac is paying fanatical attention to detail at Cadillac House. The door handles are wrapped in leather, the worktable in the lounge area is handcrafted out of a single piece of wood, and a design culled from the Cadillac crest is repeated throughout the space. In other words, the branding is in full swing. What we have seen of the attention to detail in the new product is reflected in the space on Hudson Street. It will be an interesting and fun destination for New Yorkers and visitors. Cadillac House is at 330 Hudson Street in New York City.
by Kate McLeod for Motor Matters
Kate has written for magazines and newspapers for over 20 years. She has written for More, Edmunds.com, ForbesAutos.com, Houston Chronicle, Motion, Chief Executive, The New York Daily News, The New York Sun, and Autobytel.com. Her column, GirlDriver, USA is syndicated in seven newspapers in Upstate New York. Ms. McLeod is the author of Beetlemania, The Car That Captured the Hearts of Millions.
Kate holds an MFA from Catholic University in Washington, D.C. and is also a playwright. She is former First Vice President of the International Motor Press Association and a member of both The Authors and Dramatists Guilds.


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We already know EE will be losing their Nokia Lumia 920 exclusivity next year, with Vodafone already promising to carry the handset.
Now on Twitter 3 UK has also chimed in, and confirmed that they too will be carrying the device. Unfortunately no time scale was given, but it is likely around the same time as as Vodafone.
Three is the favourite network in UK for power users, with a fast 3G network with very reasonable data plans, so the development is really good news which should make Nokia Lumia fans very happy.
Via WPC.


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A Search for Sidle on N - PDF
Agents 32 and 33 search the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco for signs of the fabled knowhere [sic] tavern known as Sidle on N. They walk down Judah Street through the dense fog towards the imperceptible Pacific Ocean. Without any success, they take a break in a coffee shop at Ocean Beach. Here they meet the legendary Mr. Malloy (who has appeared in other works). This older gentleman informs them of the tragic truth regarding Sidle on N and its primary bartender, the Native American...
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Yes the economy may not be looking great with cuts left right and centre, but how do you stand above it all? Simply invest in yourself; it is only human to worry about the unknown but if that leads nowhere why not choose to cut the worrying time and invest in yourself. And here is how and more reasons to do so.
You are your own asset…Yes. You are!Are you a mother, worker, business owner, teacher or many more? If the answer is yes then you are certainly an asset! The mother is an asset to her children, the worker is an asset to his community…can you see how it works? So many of us are valuable assets to those around us. You Invest in yourself both professional and personally but which one takes precedence? I will like to think it's the basics, which take us back to Maslow Hierarchy of needs. At the bottom of Maslow's pyramid are sleep, food, warmth, air, water, stimulation and activity. Once these are met we can move on to other needs which would include, lets say, professional and personal development.
Some Basics……….
Invest in your sleep: so you can improve your memory, reduce stress, repair your body and be alert at most times. Most adults reap all these benefits with 7-9 hours of sleep. Of course we are mostly busy but why spend more time on a task and deprive yourself of quality rest, sleep? See 10 ways to improve your sleep Here!
Eat well: Choose a healthy eating habit. If you are trying to lose weight why not swap your plate size and portion for smaller ones; simply spread your calories intake over the course of the day. You are better off eating 6 smaller portions than one to 2 large portions a day. The mechanics of this is simple; each time you eat you increase your metabolic rate which helps burns fat subsequently helps you lose weight.
Add protein to your breakfast: it keeps you going longer. Include soups in your diet too so you stay fuller longer after lunch and it helps drives that hunger bang away. Take time and where possible be selective with what you eat,; ensure you select food to improve and hence your health and general well being. Health after all is wealth!
Visit your General Practitioner:do your regular and routine checks; Take care of yourself as prevention is better than cure. As we can't literally see inside our body which may mean if anything is going wrong we most likely would not know. So try not to miss your routine checks.
Once we have taken care of the basics we are more than able to attend to our other needs. So as we progress up Maslows pyramid our needs become increasingly psychological and social. Love, friendship and intimacy become essential. Further up the pyramid, the need for personal esteem and feelings of accomplishment take priority. Maslow stressed the importance of self-actualization, which is a process of growing and developing as a person to achieve individual potentials.
Now it is time to Do what you do, using your talents and abilities because it makes you happy. In everything you do, have a purpose, principle or ideal that you hold dear and will not compromise if the price is right"~Iyanla Vanzant.
Attend to your Personal development: Perfect and work on areas of you wish to improve you can do this by;
1. Opening yourself to learning: you could do this by reading informative literature or going back to college.
2. Pick up a new hobby. Think outside the box!
3. Work on esteem issues if any, build self confidence. Address underlining issues that may impact on you negatively.
4. Network with people you intend to learn from: you could do this via social networking or simply attending a group(s) Seminar
5. Set goals and action them!
6. Attend to and enhance your spiritual life.
7. Be patient don't beat yourself up if things are not going your way. Instead review the situation, think different and choose the appropriate course of action.
Good Luck and Happy New Year!
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Arsenal will face Watford on Saturday and should be considered favorites to earn all three points.
The North Londoners must be full of confidence after beating the Red Devils and star players have performed well during the international break as well.
As far as Arsenall's team news is concerned, four players are out with injury against Watford (PhysioRoom).
The likes of Jack Wilshere, Danny Welbeck and Tomas Rosicky have been out for long and will not be returning any time soon. On the other hand, as per the provided PhysioRoom link, French defender Laurent Koscielny should be fit for the Champions League game next week.
In his absence, Gabriel Paulista and Per Mertesacker should start in the central defense against Watford.
PhysioRoom also report that two midfielders in the form of Flamini and captain Arteta are expected to return from their respective injuries. However, Wenger will probably start Cazorla and Coquelin in the midfield.
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text: Hoosier waterfowl hunters are hopeful that the re-opening of the season this weekend delivers more migratory birds. Cold weather in northern U.S. -- like that which we've experienced the past couple of weeks -- should push more birds southbound. If Michiana ponds and lakes stay open and don't freeze, hunters should see bird numbers improve over the next few weeks. Waterfowl experts say the number of birds produced in northern prairie lands are up this year. Indiana's season opened for one weekend earlier this month. The second north zone season opens Saturday and runs through Dec. 19 for ducks and lasts only through the weekend for geese. Another goose season runs Nov. 4 through Jan. 8 in most counties in the north, but only Nov. 22 to Jan. 6 in SJBP counties. Michigan's season is only a little easier to understand. The southwest Michigan duck season is currently open and runs through Dec.3 and reopens Dec. 31-to Jan. 1. The Canada goose season in the Lower Peninsula MVP Zone, which has been expanded to 50 days, closes Oct. 29 but reopens Nov. 23-Dec. 12. SJBP zone hunters are done until Nov. 23 and that season closes Dec. 12. No one can blame you for being confused. Consult the respective state's waterfowl guides to make sure the area you're hunting -- and the birds you pursue -- are in season. Fishing report Steelhead numbers continue to build in the St. Joseph River. The most current count through Oct. 17 by Bodine Hatchery officials show more than 3,600 steelhead, 1,600 kings and 32 coho above the South Bend dam. Fishing has been sporadic. Dick Parker of Central Park Bait and Tackle said a variety of baits, including spawn, crawlers, and squid, are getting the fish below the Twin Branch dam. "They're doing some of the same at Central Park, with shrimp and wax worms fished under bobbers catching a few fish," he added. Inland fishing for panfish and muskies has been very good, according to Tribune sources. "Guys are catching limits of good-sized bluegill and perch," said Greg Smith of the Trading Post at Edwardsburg. "Fishing has been excellent and they're catching their limits pretty fast. The problem is the weather is keeping most people off the water." Smith said Diamond, Cory, and Eagle lakes are yielding perch in water from 8 to 30 feet deep on minnows and water wigglers. The fish are schooled and moving around. "Saddlebag and Finch have been producing a lot of bluegills in 8 to 12 feet of water," he added. "Use red wigglers, crickets or wax worms." Smith also noted that walleye fishing has been good around the Berrien Springs dam for anglers fishing jig/minnow combinations. Mike McNulty of Midway Marine in Osceola said crawlers fished in 10 to 12 feet of water above the Twin Branch dam has also produced walleyes. Muskie fishing at Webster, Tippecanoe the Barbee Chain has been on fire, according to Byron Owen of the Tackle Box in North Webster. Live suckers have been the best bait but some fish are being taken on the Kickin' Minnow and Suzy Sucker lures. "Several fish are being caught on the lakes every day," he noted.


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Ready to take a Chance AgainbySatin and Lace©
Ready to take a chance again
In despair went by the years
Loving for the sake of loving
Asking only for you to be loyal.
You see we would do all the right things
Picnics, long leisure drives, cuddle, snuggle
One day you didn't come home
I went to bed a Mrs. and woke up a Miss
I was a single parent I inherited two grown children
Six grandchildren, I struggled, but we smile and say it's all right.
I dreamt of somehow, somewhere I would be saved.
Then I got a job, I found I made it through the rain.
I learned I wasn't a Mrs. or a Miss, I was me with my head held high.
I kept my self respect by picking myself up and dusting myself off.
I had eight people that depended on what I was going to do.
My daughter and son deserved a dad.
Our grandchildren deserved a grandpa.
I was Mom, dad, grandpa now for over five years.
Ready to take a chance, perhaps tomorrow?
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Over the past decade, Susan Mendoza Friedman has learned that "little pieces together can make a big difference."
Over the past decade, Susan Mendoza Friedman has learned that "little pieces together can make a big difference."
That's certainly true of the hundreds of people of all ages, particularly young people, who have danced their way through her organization's "Dancing for a Cure Cape Cod" dance marathons. Since Friedman started to raise money for researching breast and ovarian cancer at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute 11 years ago, her efforts have resulted in donations of more than $375,000.
What money is raised "by a little organization like ours can add up to make a difference. I feel very proud we can help these researchers," Friedman said on a recent Facebook Live segment of the Cape Cod Times' "Life With Gwenn" program. Dr. Jennifer Guerierro, who focuses on what she calls "novel ways" to treat breast and ovarian cancer at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, "has really attributed some of the breakthroughs she's made directly to the contributions we've made to her research," Friedman says.
The latest dance-marathon fundraiser takes place Saturday night in Mashpee, and Friedman expects more than 500 people. She notes, though, that the gym is huge and more are always welcome.
"You don't have to dance," she says, "but I bet at some point, you're going to want to get out there and dance to the oldies."
Besides four hours of dancing to music offered by deejay Cape Tunes, there will be numerous guest performers. This year's event will include, as emcee, writer/actress Christine Ernst, who has created numerous shows as the "Fat Ass Cancer Bitch" following her own experience with the disease, and appearances by the New England Patriots cheerleaders and the Boston Cannon Dance Team.
For the first time, there will be a "free-style dance battle," officiated by Scott Ross and raising additional funds for the cause. Each competitor will be put front and center for 30 seconds of showing their "best stuff," then attendees put money in their jars to vote for whom they think should win.
The youth and adult groups attending and performing will include Cape Cod Country Kickers, Center Stage Dance of Plymouth and Sagamore, Beth Walsh Dance Centre of Osterville, Fred Astaire Studios of Plymouth, Mashpee Community Connections Performers,Turning Pointe Dance Studio of Falmouth, Harper Dance of Mashpee, Dream Studios of Yarmouth, the Riverview School of Sandwich and the Kanaley School of Irish Dance.
The event will also include drawings, a silent auction, refreshments, trophy awards, face-painting and inspirational temporary tattoos. Honorary teams will dedicate dances to particular people throughout the evening.
Friedman founded Dancing for a Cure in honor of her best friend and college roommate, Karen Schek, who was diagnosed in 2006 with stage 3 ovarian cancer. "I felt very helpless," Friedman says; by 2007, she had put together a small holiday fundraiser with students at her former dance studio.
The efforts have grown enormously since, and Friedman says Schek, who died in 2012, "when she was very sick … hugged me and said 'Promise me you'll never give up.'" That's why Friedman does all she does, including serving on the board of the Friends of Dana Farber organization. All of these efforts have become "a great, rewarding part of my life now," she says.
And these marathons have been a rewarding part of other people's lives, too – especially the young people involved. One of Friedman's early goals was that she wanted young people "to see this was an important thing for them to do and to be a part of," she says, noting with satisfaction, "I think we did that."
She also mentions other impacts, citing the three girls pictured in a past poster: one owns a dance studio in New Hampshire, a second still works with her Dancing for a Cure and the third attributes her decision to go to medical school in part to her work with the organization.
A Mashpee High School senior is helping coordinate Saturday's event as her senior project: Danielle Shay, who is an ambassador to the program for Mashpee. Friedman has teen ambassadors at many of the other Cape high schools as well.
"It's nice to get them involved," Friedman says. "Many have been touched by cancer, and that's why they reached out to me. Some just thought it was a good cause."
They are all working toward the same goal, outlined on one of Friedman's T-shirts: "One day we will dance in celebration. Until then, we dance for a cure."
Noting that while her friend Schek was fighting cancer, she watched multiple years of Friedman's fundraising efforts, Friedman says: "She was so proud of everything we did. … I know she would be very proud of what I'm doing" now.


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Serviceberry (Amelanchier sp.) is a native tree (or shrub) across much of the United States and Canada. Blooming in late spring, it produces a cloud of white flowers followed by sweet bluish-purple berries, prized by just about every species of wildlife in the Western Hemisphere.
If you can beat them to it, the berries make wonderful syrups, pies, jellies, and jams. I am fortunate that I have a friend who owns a large nursery, and every year in June, a couple of friends and I journey north to the nursery to harvest the serviceberries.
It's a win-win situation. We get berries, and his trees don't get destroyed.
Let me explain: Animals have no sense of size and as a result, critters such as groundhogs, deer, raccoons, and turkeys descend upon the trees, intent upon eating the berries but ripping branches off in the pursuit of food. Then the tree becomes unsellable.
Hand picking is necessary
Besides the bonus of berries, we spend a few hours in the sun, enjoying the weather, chatting and talking about what we will do with the berries.
The downside is actually picking the berries.
The berries need to be picked individually -- yes, one by one. And they have to be ripe; otherwise you can't remove them from the stems. Because there is no mechanical way to harvest them, you don't see them offered in stores.. And after a couple of hours of reaching above your shoulders to harvest them, you are certainly glad that this is not your main occupation in life.
Simple to grow
Amelanchier is easy to grow and is an ideal tree for almost any garden. You can buy it a single-trunk tree or a multitrunk tree.
If you want to grow it for the flowers and gorgeous orange-red fall color in the landscape, grow the single trunk. If you want the berries, grow the multitrunked tree. You will still get the flowers and great fall color, but it is simply easier to reach the berries on the multitrunk tree.
Since the berries ripen at intervals, instead of all at once, you can simply freeze them on a cookie sheet, then place in a freezer container or plastic bags until you have enough berries for your recipe.
Serviceberry requires full to partial sun, a moist but well-drained soil, and average fertilization. It grows approximately 15 to 25 feet tall and reaches about 15 feet across at maturity. It is an ideal tree for small lots and near power lines.
And once you have a serviceberry, do try this delicious cold soup recipe slightly adapted from my new book, "Eat Your Roses."
Serviceberry-Raspberry Soup
1 bag (20 ounces) red raspberries, thawed, or 4 cups fresh red raspberries
1 quart fresh or frozen serviceberries
1-3/4 cups water
1 cup apple juice
1/2 cup sugar
1 teaspoon fresh ground cinnamon
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1 cup low-fat, plain yogurt
1/2 cup low-fat, plain yogurt sweetened with 1 tablespoon sugar, for garnish
Freshly washed and dried mint leaves, if desired, for topping
Freshly washed raspberries and/or serviceberries for garnish
Purée the raspberries and serviceberries with the water in a blender.Strain the puree into a saucepan and add the apple juice, sugar, and cinnamon. Heat to just boiling over medium heat for 1 minute then remove from heat. Let cool and stir in lemon juice.
At this point, you can freeze the soup, if you like. Thaw before continuing. Whisk in 1 cup plain yogurt and chill in refrigerator for at least 2 hours.
Ladle into bowls and top with a dollop of the sweetened yogurt. Top with mint leaves and a berry, if desired, before serving.
Serves 10 to 12.
Denise Schreiber is the Mrs. Know It All of "The Organic Gardeners" on KDKA Radio and "Ask the Expert" for Pennsylvania Gardener magazine. Her new book is "Eat Your Roses." Click here to read her previous articles at Diggin' It.


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Mr. Speaker, after a year in office words are no longer enough. Canadians are judging the current government on results, or their absence. Of the over 40,000 Canadians deployed to Afghanistan, 158 made the ultimate sacrifice, including three brave young men from my riding of York—Simcoe. We have a solemn obligation to remember them and their service to our country.
Last winter the veterans affairs minister denied he was cancelling plans for a memorial to those who served in the Afghanistan mission. He said, "rest assured it will be done." It has been a year now. Where is the Afghanistan war memorial?


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Parents & Families
The Office of the Dean of Students, in collaboration with University departments and offices, seeks to partner with parents and families to provide timely, helpful information to aid in the academic, social and holistic success of Ohio University students. To accomplish this mission the Office of the Dean of Students seeks to effectively communicate with parents and families, help parents and families understand and navigate the Ohio University landscape, provide advocacy for parents and families, and provide on-campus activites for family weekends.
Welcome to the Bobcat Family!
Welcome to the resource page for parents and families of OHIO students! Here, you will find links to some of the most commonly needed information -- whether it's scheduling a campus visit for a prospective student, addressing mail to a student living in one of our residence halls, tuition payment, or options for students interested in taking summer classes.
At OHIO, your student's future is our top priority. Beginning with student orientation and extending all the way through commencement, our faculty and staff strive to help students get the most from their Ohio University experience and prepare them for their futures as professionals in a complex, interconnected world. With the encouragement of their professors, a growing number of our students are competing for national awards, such as prestigious Fulbright and Goldwater honors.
Thank you for visiting our web site. Whether you're a parent of a current OHIO student or your son or daughter is considering joining the Ohio University family, we hope the links listed here will help in meeting your informational needs. If you are unable to locate the specific resource you need through this page, our University switchboard operator may be able to assist you by calling 740.593.1000.


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Dawn Of War Tyranid Mod
If you've been hankering for some new races in "Dawn of War," then this "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod is one of the best things for you. Out of all the mods that are coming out for this amazing game, this "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod is easily the most ambitious. The Tyranids are an adaptable biomass that are the scourge of the "Dawn of War" universe, making them one of the hardest races to make a mod for. However, this "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod is attempting to make a playable race that is as close to the tabletop universe's version of the beasts as possible.
- The Economy. One of the biggest parts of the Tyranids are their economy, or in this case, a lack thereof. The "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod is hoping to bring this aspect to be a main feature of this race in the game. While most races are focusing on acquiring energy and requisition, the Tyranids modus operandi is expanding what they already have and constantly absorbing the biomass around them. With that in mind, the "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod has this race constantly building on what they already have and expanding from a main base, as opposed to making smaller satellite bases, as other races do. Furthermore, the "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod focuses on making a race that is as adaptable as they are in the tabletop game.
- The Base. As mentioned previously, the "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod will make a race that focuses on a main base of operation that steadily expands across the map as the match progresses. Similar to how the Zerh work in "Starcraft," the "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod has you start out at one base that steadily expands as your race becomes more advanced. Everything is tied to their one central base and expands as your power grows.
- Units. Of course, what makes the Tyranids into such an exciting race to play as is the fact that they have unique units unlike any other in "Dawn of War." They are a slow-starting race that becomes more powerful as their base expands, meaning that you have to adopt a certain, expansion-based strategy when playing them. Unlike any of the other races in "Dawn of War," that can really hunker down in their own base and build up power as the game goes on, this race really relies on going out and exploring the rest of the map.
The "Dawn of War" Tyranid mod is definitely one for gamers who want something more from their game. This "Dawn of War" mod should be a good one because it's so comprehensive in its coverage of this amazing race. Definitely ambitious, we cannot wait until it comes out.


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First of all, thank you all so much for being so great! I more than doubled the number of followers on this blog in 1 day! You won't be disappointed! Make sure you read this tutorial entirely...all the way to the end :)
This tag was made almost entirely of Tim Holtz products. If you have been following my blog for more than about 10 minutes, you probably know that I love Tim Holtz, his ideas, and his products.
Here is exactly what I used:
- A medium size white tag
- An Ink Blending Tool
- Tim Holtz Distress Ink - Walnut Stain and Victorian Velvet
- Tim Holtz Acrylic Stamps - Urban Grunge
- Tim Holtz Mini Masks - Floret
- Distress Stickles - Rock Candy
- Tim Holtz Trinket Pin
- Acrylic Block
- My Minds Eye Ribbon
Step 1) With light pressure, apply the Victorian Velvet Distress Ink to the background of the tag. Keep it very light! Place a few of the Mini Masks on the tag
Step 2) With the same color of Distress Ink, apply another layer of ink on the tag. I used heavier pressure on the edges of the tag, and lighter pressure in the center to give it a nice effect. Because the masks are clear, you can see what your tag will look like when they are removed, before they are removed. That way, if you want to make any changes before you remove them, you can! When it looks right, remove the masks. They can be cleaned up later with a little soap and water if needed.
Step 3) Distress the edges of the tag with a paper distressing tool, or just a pair of scissors. Then, heavily ink the edges of the tag with Walnut Stain Distress Ink. Now is your chance to give the masked off areas a little more color if you choose to.
Step 4) Using Walnut Stain Distress Ink, stamp your main images on your tag.
Step 5) Now, using the Victorian Velvet Distress Ink, fill the background with stamps. A neat thing about Distress Inks is that you are able to layer the same color over and over, creating somewhat of a watermark look. You'll notice that the Victorian Velvet blends well with the background that I created using the same color.
Step 6) Rock Candy Distress Stickles can add a really neat, and totally clear, shine to your project. Apply the Stickles by squeezing some on your finger and spreading it out to a very thin layer. Stickles is meant to be applied this way, and not thick as most glitter glue. Another cool tip? You can dry Distress Stickles with a heat gun to speed up the process! Don't try that with regular Stickles though...trust me.
Step 7) Add some ribbon and a Tim Holtz Trinket Pin, and you have a beautiful tag that be given as a gift, placed on a gift, or kept as a memento of the awesome work you've done :)


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In the Tradition of Ahlfors and Bers: Proceedings of the First Ahlfors-Bers Colloquium (Contemporary Mathematics)By: Bernard Maskit (editor), Irwin Kra (editor)Paperback
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DescriptionThe papers in this collection were presented at the First Ahlfors-Bers Colloquium - a conference held in the tradition of Lars Ahlfors and Lipman Bers. These conferences have been perpetuated to honor and carry on their work in the field of complex analysis, which so influenced their students, colleagues, and a new generation of mathematicians. The papers cover complex analysis, Riemann surfaces, Teichmuller theory and hyperbolic manifolds: most of the works include original contributions to the field, and others survey various aspects of the field, including papers by Lennart Carleson, Clifford Earle, and Dennis Hejhal on the contributions of Lars Ahlfors.
ContentsQuasiconformal mappings and geodesics in the hyperbolic plane by A. Basmajian Lars Ahlfors and the Painleve problem by L. Carleson The Ahlfors mollifiers by C. J. Earle Asymptotic Teichmuller space, Part I: The complex structure by C. J. Earle, F. P. Gardiner, and N. Lakic Variation of moduli under holomorphic motions by C. J. Earle and S. Mitra Effectiveness of Teichmuller modular groups by A. L. Epstein Special sets of points on compact Riemann surfaces by H. M. Farkas and I. Kra Three term theta identities by H. M. Farkas and I. Kra Some remarks on the monodromy map by D. M. Gallo Coverings of Cantor sets by F. P. Gardiner and L. Keen Local boundary dilatation by F. P. Gardiner and N. Lakic The Apollonian metric and quasiconformal mappings by F. W. Gehring and K. Hag Complexity of a Turing machine discreteness algorithm by J. Gilman Kernel functions, Poincare series, and LVA by D. A. Hejhal On components of spaces of $\mathrm{PSL} 2{(\mathbb C)}$-representations of extended quasifuchsian groups by J. Huisman Composition and length of hyperbolic motions by T. Jorgensen Automorphisms of Thurston's space of measured laminations by F. Luo On spaces of classical Schottky groups by B. Maskit Unstable quasi-geodesics in Teichmuller space by H. A. Masur and Y. N. Minsky Convergence of the Hausdorff dimension of the limit sets of Kleinian groups by K. Matsuzaki Nielsen's algorithm to decide whether a group is Fuchsian by R. Riley One-parameter families of extreme discrete groups for Jorgensen's inequality by H. Sato Automorphic coefficient sums and the quantum ergodicity question by S. A. Wolpert.
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- publication date: 30/05/2000
- Format: Paperback
- Number Of Pages: 296
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