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When can we expect to see more footage from Remedy Entertainment's Control? We can't be too sure. However, the developer recently unleashed a fresh batch of screenshots, showcasing more of the Oldest House setting.
Remedy initially posted the new Control screenshots to its official Twitter page. You can check all four of them out in the gallery below.
Get a Closer Look at the Control Oldest House in New Screenshots
With The Game Awards 2018 airing on December 6, 2018, some fans may expect Control to appear at the show. If such a plan is in place, Remedy hasn't teased as much. Either way, since Control's E3 2018 reveal, the studio has already demonstrated plenty of what the game has in store.
Control's Metroidvania-style game world is set in the Oldest House, the Federal Bureau of Control's headquarters. This building houses the organization responsible for documenting and handling supernatural phenomena. When the game beings, the protagonist, Jesse Faden, will arrive at the Oldest House for an interview. Because the supernatural phenomena poses a threat during the duration of her stay, Jesse will find herself taking on a leadership position.
Boss battles in Control have also been teased in gameplay footage. However, according to developers, the most powerful enemies in Control have not yet been shown. What this could possibly mean for the game's difficulty and the overarching narrative remains to be seen.
Other than a vague 2019 release window, Remedy has yet to reveal when it plans to release Control. Whenever the game does launch, it will do so on the Playstation 4, PC, and Xbox One.
[Source: Remedy Entertainment's Twitter via GamingBolt]


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Kulinarya Cooking Club April 2010 : Pinipig Polvoron
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- /* */ cusinera said...
They look so cute all wrapped up...will try the pinipig version soon, i got some in the freeze, I haven't seen pinipig flakes like yours before, that looks much nicer than the regular pinipig that are being sold here=)
- Sunday, 18 April, 2010
- /* */ Tangled Noodle said...
I'm in polvoron heaven! I can't wait to see all the different versions and your classic take with pinipig is fantastic! I have no hope of finding those flakes but I'd be perfectly content with the 'plain' kind. Can't believe your dad threw out that mold - now, they seem so hard to find!
- Sunday, 18 April, 2010
- /* */ Second Helpings said...
The mold was not easy to find here either! Love the pinipig!
- Sunday, 18 April, 2010
- /* */ Ninette said...
I don't have a mold either, but I'm glad we all found other ways. By the way, there are more members now, including me. An updated list is on the Facebook fan page, in the info section.
- Monday, 19 April, 2010
- /* */ Caroline said...
Can't believe you got the mini muffin tins to work, I didn't have much patience for it. I liked that pinipig flakes, I will have to search for those. Great job, Che!
- Monday, 19 April, 2010
- /* */ SKIP TO MALOU said...
the mold was also my problem that's why i thought i couldn't make it.. phew im glad i did!
your polvoron mixture must be firm... it's hard to mold it with a molder much more with those tins... great job!
and yeah this is your second post in a day? wow you're in a roll! way to go cherrie!
- Monday, 19 April, 2010
- /* */ Trissa said...
Everyone was so genius this month with using other molds when they didn't have the real polvoron mold. Such a beautiful rendition of the polvoron with the pinipig. Just loving it!
- Monday, 19 April, 2010
- /* */ Anh said...
This is new to me! Wonder how it tastes like!
- Tuesday, 20 April, 2010
- /* */ ♥peachkins♥ said...
cute shape and wrappers!
blowing peachkisses
The Peach Kitchen
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- Tuesday, 20 April, 2010
- /* */ Trisha said...
I love polvoron with pinipig, but I probably wouldn't make my own because it seems hard to do! :) Ah well, I'll just take a backseat and enjoy eating it hehehe
- Tuesday, 20 April, 2010
- /* */ Olive said...
without a mold, polvoron is quite frustrating to shape..I'm glad you found an alternative..your polvoron looks really nice and I'm sure it's delicious,pinipig polvoron is my favorite.. :)
- Thursday, 22 April, 2010
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Interesting! I have not tried this but reading all the posts from the kulinarya club has intrigued me.
- Saturday, 24 April, 2010
- /* */ Seigfred said...
hmmm... how do I join the club? I want! I want!
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Prayer, Love, and Grace
Eric Palac, one of our youth directors, continued our series through 1 Peter, Hope Is Here. Looking at 1 Peter 4:7-11, Eric encouraged us in the way of prayer, love, and grace. These are vital elements in the life of every Christ-follower. Peter knew this full well, and encouraged the believers to whom he first wrote to be prayerful, to love one another, and to serve one another with the grace that God had given to each one.
In prayer, we are to be both alert in sober-minded. Peter had learned this lesson the hard way when he failed to stay awake while Jesus agonized in prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane. Alertness in prayer helps us to avoid temptation and sin. As Eric said, prayer is essential to our transformation.
While love is one of the most common commands of Scripture, it is also incredibly difficult to obey well. Love is contrary to our sinful nature. We are prone to selfishness, but God tells us to love, and that love must be sincere. It is so fundamental to God's way of life, Jesus tells us, that the world will know that we are his followers by our love for another.
God gives us grace in our times of need, and his grace is always sufficient for whatever we are going through. But we must also give grace to one another through using our spiritual gifts for the benefit of the church. As Peter knew, and as he told these early churches, the way to overcome persecution and opposition is through prayer, love, and grace.
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Lasley, Milton Lee
Lasley, Milton Lee
April 28, 1968 — July 29, 2018
Milton Lee Lasley, a resident of Kansas City, Missouri, passed away Sunday, July 29, 2018 in Kansas City, Missouri at the age of 50. He was born April 28, 1968 in Tahlequah, Oklahoma to Monroe Lasley and Virginia Lee Lasley.
He is preceded in death by his parents.
Milton ("Honka Milt") was a graduate from Center Senior High School in Kansas City, Missouri. He attended Pensacola Christian College, in Florida and Hillsdale Free Will Baptist Bible College in Oklahoma. He spent his time in the career field working at companies such as Toys 'R' Us, United Heating and Cooling and Terminix. He was a member of the Central Free Will Baptist Church in Grandview, Missouri and the Lee's Summit Baptist Temple in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Milton was an avid lover of sports and especially enjoyed watching the Oklahoma Sooners football team and the Kansas City Chiefs. He had a passion for cooking and taking care of his beloved beagle Rocky.
Milton is survived by his step mother, Louina Lasley, half-brother, Nathan Toney, niece, LaQuita Adams, nephew, Randall Toney, niece, Virginia Toney, half- brother, Rodman Lasley and wife Andrea, half-brother Jeremiah Lasley and wife Amy, nephew, Gabriel Lasley, niece, Zoey Lasley.
Visitation hours will be held at Legacy Christian Church on Friday, August 3, 2018 at 2150 E. Langsford Rd. Lee's Summit, MO 64063 from 930am-1100am and Service at 1100am with Pastor Kip Nelson officiating. Interment will follow at Park Lawn Cemetery, 8251 Hillcrest Rd, Kansas City, MO 64138.
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Service: 11AM, Friday, August 3, 2018 at Legacy Christian Church, Lee's Summit, Missouri
Visitation: 9:30AM-11AM, Friday August 3, 2018 at Legacy Christian Church, Lee's Summit, Missouri
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Autumn this year is definitely colder than usual that even the sun doesn't always makes things better. Nevertheless, the only thing to do is wrap up, get cosy, spend time with friends and – make pancakes. Mmm a plate of pancakes on Sunday morning with the sun shining through the windows is just ideal. Which is what I had this morning, yay!
Am about to head to bed and wake up into the 6th week of term which means 2 things – 4 weeks till I head home thus I should really get a move on with my assignments due end of the term. CRINGE! Final-year shivers.
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The school was proud to celebrate GCSE results with its students today.
There was much excitement as the class of 2019 came into school and opened their envelopes to see the results of their hard work last year. The students have some great results – a significant improvement for the school from the previous year - and there are many individual stories of personal progress as well as some stunningly high grades.
Many have now secured their places in our Sixth Form and can enjoy the last few days of the school holiday before term starts again on 4th September.
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The petition for recall application begun by a Grovetown resident last week to remove council member and longtime former mayor Dennis Trudeau, lacked more than 20 eligible signatures in order to take the next step.
According to Columbia County Board of Elections Director Nancy Gay, only 88 of the 115 signatures were valid to sign the petition. A total of six were found to be registered outside the city of Grovetown, 17 were not registered to vote, and four signatures came from people registered to vote after the November 2015 Municipal General Election.
Gay said from here, the process will start from the beginning with a new set of 100 signatures.
In order to sign the petition, voters must have been eligible to vote during the November 2015 election, when Trudeau was elected to office as well as live within the Grovetown city limits.
The petition for recall application was initiated by Allen Transou, a Grovetown resident who says he has grown tired of the current system of leadership. On the petition application, Transou accused Trudeau of violating his oath of office and misconduct of office. The accusations stem from a series of events in which Transou says Trudeau has acted inappropriately.
Transou said he was disappointed with the 17 signatures that were not even registered to vote, as he said before each person signed he specifically asked if they were registered to vote.
"I was expecting one or two but not 17," Transou said of the ineligible signatures.
However Transou said he still plans to start a new petition next week.
Transou will have an opportunity to compile 100 signatures and turn it into the board of elections office. The staff will then have five business days to verify and validate the signatures on the application. If the application is verified, Transou will then receive the actual petition for recall and need a little more than 1,400 signatures, which is 30 percent of Grovetown's eligible voters in November 2015. He will have 30 days to collect the signatures. Gay will then have 30 days, excluding weekends and legal holidays, to verify those signatures.
If the petition is found to be valid, a recall election will be held asking voters whether Trudeau should be recalled. If he is recalled, then a special election will be held. The city will be held responsible for funding the election unless it is called in conjunction with an election on a countywide issue.


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A Geography of Souls
A Geography of Souls is one of the most ambitious yet accessible poetry collections of the last ten years. Kathleen McCracken has a light touch and a dancing lyrical intellect, as she ranges through the generations, at war and in peacetime, uniting Native and European dreams with personal conduct and discovery. All through the book, like a ghost between the lines, roams the last wolf hunted down in the north of Ireland, where she currently lives and works.
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Formed in 2001, Black Stone Cherry have always intended to find a fine line between radio-friendly rock music and dirty, honest southern rock. 2018's Family Tree is their sixth album – a brilliant record from a band that has always been proud of their Kentucky roots and whose lineup has never changed. Two years ago their A38 concert got cancelled – guitarist Ben Wells told us why, and he answered several other questions as well.
The Music Has to Come Before Everything | Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats
In the year of their 10th anniversary, Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats are finally playing their first ever Hungarian concert, with Radio Moscow as co-headliners. Led by the group's only constant member Kevin Starrs, the psychedelic Cambridge quartet released their fifth longplayer Wasteland last fall to critical acclaim. Ahead of their A38 gig on June 13, we asked Kevin a bunch of questions.
I Am An Observer | Daniel Knox
Daniel Knox, who started writing songs in dark lobbies of Chicago hotels, plays in Hungary for the first time on 6 February. He presents his new album, Chasescene in A38 Ship's Exhibition Space – Knox, who also has a past of working on theatre and cinema projects, gave us a deeper look and understanding in how his new album came together, and how he reflects on the world through his art.
Classic Punk-Rock Energies in 2019 | No Fun At All
It hit us as a happy surprise that No Fun At All are back, stronger than ever. The Swedish punk-rock band (formed in 1991) released their new album Grit last year, featuring authentic tunes instantly bringing us back to the golden days of their style. They perform on A38 Ship on 26 January, with Poison Alley (HU) opening for them. Guitarist Mikael Danielsson gave us a deeper understanding in how things changed in the band and in their lives, and how he feels about the band's new music.
Alt-pop's Next Dominatrix | Tsar B
A38 Ship is more than happy to welcome talented international performers who have proved to be successful in their home countries. With the help of Liveurope, we bring to Budapest performers whom we think should get more international recognition. Belgian alt-pop singer, Justine Bourgeus a.k.a. Tsar B just released her self-produced debut album 'The Games I Played', which she will showcase on 23 November on A38 Ship. We asked the singer-producer about her inspirations, her influence on the dancing scene and about her home country.
András Áron 'Apey' | I'm a Big Neil Young Nerd
András Áron, known as Apey has a very unique approach to songwriting and lyrics; he is more like a storyteller, a Hungarian Neil Young. When he's not working for his other bands – Trillion and Apey & The Pea – he writes slow-burning ballads on his acoustic guitar. After last year's Foxes, he put together the follow-up, Stranger, which he will perform in it's entirety on October 21 at A38 Ship.
Ryley Walker | It's great in Budapest
Ryley Walker is the reincarnation of the true American guitar player. That's as much a testament to his roving, rambling ways, or the fact that his Guild D-35 guitar has endured a few stints in the pawnshop. Last year, he showed us what he is capable of as a solo artist, and on August 4th, he is back as the frontman of his band to present his new psychedelic Americana record, Golden Sings That Have Been Sung. But before the blast, he also answered our questions.
Vintage Trouble | Primitive soul
A stunning synthesis of classic soul and rock and roll, Vintage Trouble from Los Angeles fire oldschool style into modernity with energy and attitude. Just like their name suggests, the sound is vintage and the personalities are rough – as if The Rolling Stones were fronted by Sam Cooke. Before their first ever Hungarian concert, we sat down for a chat with the live-wired, straight-shooting, dirty mouthed pelvis pushing four-man blues band.
Suicide Silence | Fans Want You to Be Yourself
Suicide Silence are unstoppable: their throat-ripping and bone-smashing take on deathcore is unmatchable, and even after the tragic loss of their iconic frontman, Mitch Lucker, they stood up and continued – with All Shall Perish's Eddie Hermida behind the microphone. Their second offering with him is a self-titled album, which moves away from their usual sound, touching on genres like nu-metal, clean singing and radio rock. A bold move? Surely. But as we've already said, the band is unstoppable and they do as they please. Here's what Eddie commented on all these.
Jü | This Is What Our Playground Sounds Now
Local jazz/noise/experimental outfit Jü plays the music of rapture, blending elements of noise rock, psychedelia and even some folk as well. The trio's name is more and more well-known on the local scene, and it is not by chance that they were chosen as the support act for the A38 concert of Elliott Sharp. We sat down with drummer András Halmos for a chat.


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Them urban folk just don't take beatdowns like they used to before concealed carry.
Some people seem to have a problem with this.
Powder dry my friends.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
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It's obviously unprovoked white violence on the black man.ReplyDelete
And the boss is thinking the customer is always right.
Feels like my world. One day it may be me...
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Before the authorities managed to take him into custody, a man stabbed a number of people at the blood plasma donation center in Virginia. This Thursday in Petersburg, at the Octapharma Plasma center, a man proceeded to stab an unknown number of victims.
While all the victims are in stable condition, there hasn't been any detailed information regarding the stabbing.
The officials from Southside Regional Medical Center said that they had three victims from the attack. The first one admitted was a male who was listed as in critical condition and had to be transferred to a different hospital. The second one was a female listed as in fair condition, and the third one also a female listed as in good condition.
The authorities hadn't revealed the identity of the attacker, and he will be questioned Thursday evening.
It remains to be seen what caused this kind of behavior and we can expect more details in the next couple of days.


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This is a Miss Jane Marple Mystery first published in 1952.
Agatha Christie created Miss Jane Marple in her first crime story The Murder in the Vicarage published in 1930. Since then, Agatha Christie had written thirteen books with Miss Jane Marple as the crime solver. Miss Marple was English, white-haired and a sweet old lady. Based on the few books I read of her, she came across as one who was friendly and could speak to people easily. Miss Marple had a knack to crack the mysteries of murders when the police could not.
In They do it with Mirrors, I was curious with the title of the book. It was an interesting title. I was wondering how a murder could be done with the use of mirrors. Gun shots were heard coming from a locked study room by all present in the great hall connecting to the study. No one died in the study room. Instead a family visitor was shot dead in the guest room at the other end of the floor. This was the backdrop for investigation by the police.
Who had the opportunity to kill and for what motive? It was an Aha for me when I came towards the last few chapters of the book. I was not disappointed and Miss Marple had my admiration for her brain and insight.


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Every Wednesday, from 09/04/2019 to 11/20/2019, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Man cannot live on bread alone...and who would want to when there's meat and potatoes! Join Pastor Kenny as we dig deeper into the weekly sermon. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and reflect on God's Word from the previous Sunday.
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Varronia globosa
bloodberry, butterfly-sage, curacao bush
Synonyms: Cordia globosa
FNPS provides this link to assist users in finding sources for native plants. In doing so, FNPS is not attesting to the accuracy of any information on the FANN webite. Some members of FANN may provide services that do not further the FNPS mission, and this link should not be considered to be an endorsement of any specific nursery, services that it provides that do not support the FNPS mission, or the quality of its products or services.
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Form: shrub
Life Span: long-lived perennial
Size: Height: 6 to 10 ft
Flower Color: white
Fruit Color: red
Phenology: evergreen
Noted for: Showy flowers, showy fruits
Recommended Uses: Specimen shrub.
Considerations: Can become weedy in the right conditions.
Propagation: Seed.
Availability: Native nurseries
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Salt Tolerance: Moderately salt tolerant
Soil or other substrate: Sand
Soil pH Range: alkaline
Birds and other wildlife consume food. Attracts various pollinators especially bees and butterflies.
Native Habitats: Old fields, open areas, edges of hammocks.
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Nashville mayor Megan Barry resigns after pleading guilty to theft
ABC News(NASHVILLE) — Embattled Nashville mayor Megan Barry — who admitted to an extramarital affair and reportedly used taxpayer money to fund trips during the dalliance — resigned from office Tuesday morning after pleading guilty to theft.
In a statement Tuesday, Barry praised the city she led since 2015.
"It's a continued climb that I will watch, but I will watch as a private citizen and I will be tremendously proud, nonetheless," she said. Vice Mayor David Briley will take over her duties, and Barry expressed her desire for a smooth transition.
Barry's resignation comes more than a month after she admitted to an affair with a member of her security team.
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry: I had an affair with my former head of security
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry's travel and expenses to be investigated after affair with her ex-security chief
"I sincerely hope and believe that my own actions will not tarnish or otherwise detract from all of the great work that they do," she said to the citizens of Nashville," Barry said in today's statement.
Earlier this year, reports surfaced that Barry and Sgt. Rob Forrest allegedly used taxpayer money to pay for trips during their affair. Barry denied those allegations in a statement in early February.
"Any other hotel expense or airfare paid for by Metro was for official business on behalf of the city of Nashville," the statement read.
However, Barry pleaded guilty Tuesday morning in Davidson County Criminal Court to felony theft of property.
She faces three years of unsupervised probation and must reimburse the city $11,000. Another condition of her plea was that she had to resign from office.
Forrest also pleaded guilty to felony theft and will have to reimburse $45,000 that he was paid for time that he was actually spending with Barry, according to court documents.
He was also sentenced to three years of probation.
If Barry follows the conditions of her probation, the charge will be removed from her record. "If you do what you're supposed to do you can have this matter dismissed and expunged," the judge stated to her.
"It has been my honor and it has been the privilege of my entire professional life to have the blessing and the opportunity to be your mayor," Barry told reporters before concluding, "I love you Nashville."
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'The kidnappers had an office' / Violence stalks Sunni enclave in Baghdad
2007-01-08 04:00:00 PDT Baghdad -- In the Khadra police station, a ledger with blue hardback covers and clean white pages records each corpse found in this small neighborhood of southwest Baghdad.
In the 54 days ending on Christmas, 60 fresh entries in neat handwriting were made to the list: The name, age, cause of death and the precise location in which the body was discovered. The dead are mostly men, usually found dumped in the street or on waste ground, handcuffed and shot in the head or back. Many have been tortured and mutilated.
"We find a body most days -- sometimes we find six or seven at a time," said one of the Iraqi police officers based at the station, flipping through the book of the dead. He refused to give his name, for fear of being identified and murdered by one of the numerous militia and insurgent groups that haunt the city.
"Once we found six bodies lined up, all beheaded," he said, "and recently there was a body that had been dismembered. We can't always identify them. The majority are probably Shiites, but there are a lot of Sunnis, too."
Khadra, a predominantly Sunni neighborhood of about 30,000 people in the Mansour district, is one of the front lines in a vicious sectarian civil war that is carving up Iraq's capital. Its small minority of Shiite residents largely have fled or been killed. Their homes are being taken over by Sunni families fleeing reciprocal violence in Shiite areas.
Although the houses here are large and expensive, Khadra has the squalid appearance of a place under siege. Roads are blocked with makeshift defenses built from garbage, dirt, concrete and razor wire, in an effort to keep out marauding Shiite death squads. Homes facing Shiite districts are often empty and used as fighting positions by militias, their windows smashed out and walls pock-marked from bullet strikes.
Empty areas between Sunni and Shiite areas are becoming hunting grounds for snipers, residents say, while certain exposed intersections and road junctions are considered no-go areas.
Dhia Hussein, a 20-year-old Sunni, fled to Khadra from his home in the Shiite-held Hurriya neighborhood in mid-December, moving into a property vacated by a Shiite family running in the opposite direction. Since then there have been regular shootouts and raids. A rocket-propelled grenade burned out the building next door to his latest refuge.
"The situation is worsening," he said. "An old woman was shot in the shoulder by a sniper the other day. Each night between 9 p.m. and 2 a.m., the Iraqi army or police come driving through here, but they're working with the militias. They tend to leave the women alone and just hunt for men, so I sleep somewhere different most nights. I find somewhere secret, or go to the mosque, where I will be safe.
"Our next-door neighbor was arrested by the police, and he turned up dead in the street," Hussein said. "There's no difference between the security services and the militias. We only trust them if they come with the American army, because then we know nothing will happen to us."
Hussein said his father, brother and cousin had been killed or taken by the Mahdi Army, the largest Shiite militia, before the family had been able to escape from Hurriya. "It feels like all of my family has disappeared. My cousin's body was found; he'd been killed by someone with an electric power drill. So we've armed ourselves, we have to defend ourselves."
His mother, Nazhir Hussein, appealed for information about her missing 27-year-old son, Ala Hussein Mahmoud. "He was taken five months ago by the Iraqi army," she said, "and we've heard nothing since then. We don't know what happened to him. It's hard to survive now. We've run out of money, and there is no security."
Dhia Hussein said life or death in Baghdad was a matter of chance. "Sometimes when I go out, there are checkpoints, and it's a game of Russian roulette," he said. "They ask if I'm Shiite or Sunni. So far I've guessed right. I said I was Shiite, and they were, too, so they let me go. But if they had been Sunni, they'd have killed me. It's only a matter of time -- no one can live long in this."
U.S. soldiers of the 1st Cavalry Division, from Fort Hood, Texas, are deployed in Khadra, trying to stem the sectarian bloodshed. In the four neighborhoods they cover -- with a population of about 100,000 -- up to 60 corpses a week are recovered.
"We find a body most days, but we don't find the killers," said Sgt. Michael Brosch, a platoon noncommissioned officer in B Company, 1-5 Cavalry, 2nd Brigade. "It's very frustrating to go where something has just happened and find nothing except a corpse. The killers just blend into the population, and there's no way we'll find them. That's the way they're fighting."
Brosch, a 33-year-old Texan, is on his second infantry tour of Iraq. In 2004, he was stationed in Baquba, north of Baghdad. "It's worse now than it was," he said. "I never saw a sectarian attack last time -- they were only fighting against us. Now they're fighting each other.
"Honestly, if we find just one body in a day, that's good. I mean, I think to myself, 'It could have been worse.' We've found seven corpses at a time, and they're a mess. They've been kidnapped, often tortured, beaten up, burned and shot in the head. I know it's bad to say, but one a day is really not that much around here, compared to what we have seen."
Two U.S. soldiers from the 1st Cavalry Division have been killed since it arrived in Baghdad in mid-October, but the unit claims increasing success finding and freeing kidnap victims.
"As time passes, we're getting more intelligence tip-offs from locals, and that's helping us," said Capt. Cruz Rivera, 37, a headquarters company officer from Texas. "We need people here to open up and tell us who's doing this."
Rivera said the locally based Iraqi army battalion had proved itself capable and competent. But the Americans acknowledge that local residents have no faith in the Iraqi police force, which is dominated by Shiites. "If we (were to) hand them over, we'll be picking up their bodies 48 hours later," said one U.S. soldier after detaining four Sunni men suspected of planting a bomb.
The fear of kidnapping is a daily presence. Abu Hassan, a Shiite living in Mansour, received a call one day from his 16-year-old son's mobile phone. "It was a man telling me they'd taken my boy and that they wanted money," he said. "I agreed to pay them $300, and they told me to go along to an office -- would you believe the kidnappers had an office, just like it was a normal business?"
Two days later, Hassan said, his son was returned, unconscious from a beating and sexually abused. "My son has lost his mind because of that. Although he is here, he is lost to us," he said. "I've sent my family to Syria now where, God willing, they will be safe and recover."
In the Shiite neighborhood of al-Amin in southwest Baghdad, families live in fear of Sunni gangs. One victim, who asked to be identified only by his first name, Anwar, was snatched from the street on the way home from college.
"A man with a gun told me to get into his car, so I did," he said. "We went to a house in Khadeer (a district of Baghdad), and they handed me over to another group."
The 17-year-old saw money change hands and believes he was sold to a different gang. "I thought their job was to kill me. I was put in the trunk of a car and driven for hours to a new place. I was taken to a room with blood all over the walls, some of it was wet. I'm ashamed to say I was so scared, I cried and vomited over and over again."
He was then questioned. The group had taken him by mistake -- they had been trying to kidnap his next-door neighbor, whose father was in the Iraqi army.
"I thought they would kill me anyway," said Anwar, "but an old man, their sheikh, told them not to slaughter me because I'm only 17 years old. If I was 18, I'd have been killed."
The kidnappers left Anwar in a deserted area, with his mobile phone so he could call for help.
"A stranger came and found me. I was in Diyala (province, north of Baghdad). He was a Sunni, but didn't hate me just because I'm a Shiite. He drove me back to my family in Baghdad."
Anwar dismissed U.S. efforts to secure the city. "They don't know what's going on here -- they're not stopping any of the violence. All they do is cause traffic congestion with their checkpoints. No one controls Baghdad."


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James, once again, gives us some practical advice for living. James here gives us three pieces of advice on how to live our lives. First, James tells us that we are to submit to God. Second, he reminds us that we should resist the devil. Third, we are told that we should draw near to God.
The first piece of advice that James offers us here is to submit to God. James also gives us the reason why this is important. God "gives grace to the humble" (James 4:6). When we humble ourselves and submit to God, He in turn gives us grace. God's grace may not come in the way or in the time that we want it to. However, we are assured that, when we humble ourselves before God, He will give us grace.
Second, James tells us that we should resist the devil. James also tells us that, when we resist the devil, the devil flees from us. When we are tempted, the best thing that we can do is to resist it with everything that we have. If this means that we avoid certain behaviors or stay away from certain places, then we must avoid these things. The devil is not one to stick around when he sees that he is losing. He runs away like a coward when he realizes that he will not win.
Third, James tells us to draw near to God. As with the other two pieces of advice, James also gives us a reason for this. Whenever we draw near to God, God will draw near to us. Drawing closer to God begins with a conscious decision to follow Him. From there, it involves changing our lives around to please Him. We come to Christ for grace, and we choose to listen to and obey God. When God sees us drawing closer to Him, He will also draw closer to us.


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It's June, the time for weddings, and if certain elected officials in the General Assembly have their way, it will also be the time for paying more to take that walk to the altar.
Yes, when the bride throws her bouquet, our legislators want to catch some cash. Raising the fee for a marriage license is just one of some two-dozen proposals to make it more expensive for folks to live in Delaware. As if propelled by an irresistible tic, the General Assembly looks to raising taxes and fees first — instead of considering more creative solutions to solve the state's budget problems.
Why can't the General Assembly do what millions of Americans have done when faced with financial problems: look around your home, find assets that you don't need, and sell them? In Indiana, Governor Mitch Daniels inventoried the state's assets and generated nearly $9 million by selling excess state cars, planes, and real estate.
In case you think this wouldn't work in Delaware, did you know that our state owns two marinas! Since Delaware isn't launching its own navy, there doesn't seem to be a pressing need for state support for yachting.
I have no doubt that a comprehensive, transparent inventory (as was done in Indiana) would reveal other unneeded assets that do not support basic state functions. Of course, this would involve more work than simply passing lots of tax and fee increases, which is probably why the General Assembly hasn't embraced this idea.
With a June 30 deadline looming to pass tax and fee increases, the time is now to let your legislators know that shaking down Delawareans for more cash is not the answer to our state's fiscal situation; a leaner government — without marinas — is.


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Celebrating the '20th Anniversary of Dengeki Bunko' French Bread (UNIBEL, Melty Blood), along with theSega and ASCII Media Works,arebringing us another exciting 2D fighter straight from the arcade to our Sony consoles! The title will includecharacters fromDengeki Bunko's extensive line of light novelssuch asSword Art Online, Shakugan no Shana, andDurarara!going toe-to-toe on stages based on Sega franchises. Expect to see even more of your favorite characterssprinkled in amongst the roster as we get closer to release!
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Kalraj Mishra visited Fazil Nagar in Kushinagar Vidhan Sabha, Deoria. Kalraj Mishra was accompanied with Ex MLC Mahendra Yadav, MLA Kushinagar Ganga Singh Kushwaha and other senior leaders of BJP. He visited Sathiyao, Abhogwa, Bardahan Bazaar, Tarunwa, Sumahi Buzurg, Usmanpur, Gandhi Chawk, Bankat Bazaar, Koilaswa. While his visit to above mentioned places he was warmly welcomed at various places on his way.Read More »
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Nomination of MP Candidate Rajesh, Kushinagar
Kalraj Mishra reached Kushinagar for nomination of BJP's MP Candidate from Kushinagar Shri Rajesh Padey. Shri Kalraj was invited there as a chief guest.Read More »
Meeting at Belwa Khurd, Fazil Nagar
Kalraj Mishra attend meeting at Belwa Khurd, Fazil nagar with MLA Fazilnagar Ganga Singh Kushwaha, Ex MP Gen Prakash Mani Tripathi, Ex MLC Ramashish Rai, Ex MLC Mahendra Yadav, Ex MLA Padrauna Surendra ShuklaRead More »
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Gurwalia Meeting with Yogi Adityanath
Kalraj Mishra and Mahant Yogi Adityanath Ji addressed huge crowd in Gurwalia village of Fazilnagar, in Deoria. Kalraj addressed public and said It was party decision for me to contest from Deoria, I am a loyal party worker and had always respected the policiy and orders of the organization. I had never thaught that I have to contest from Deoria it is just a coincidense that when in 1975 people of India were afflicted by Congress Government and I was arrested and send to Deoria Jail for 19 months and Congress got huge defeat in elections and after 29 years …Read More »
Public Meeting at Barpar, Pathardeva
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Kalraj Mishra was greeted warmly by the people of Amwa Deegar at Tamkuhi Raj in Deoria. This meeting was also especial as Mr Mani Kishore Ex MP was present there to appeal people to cast their vote for Kalraj Mishra. Ex MLA Shri Nand Kishore joined Kalraj Mishra in mission 272+. Ex MLC Shri Ramasheesh Rai and Ex MLC Shri Mahendra Yadav was also there.Read More »
Ex-MP supports Kalraj
On Friday evening, ex-MP Sri Prakash Mani Tripathi and present candidate from Deoria Kalraj Mishra shared stage in Baitalpur and jointly urged people to cast vote for BJP. The former MP said, "There is no dispute in the organization and everyone accepts the party decision. We all should work hard for the success of the candidate nominated by the party and join hands for BJP's success. The nation should have Modi's government." Kalraj Mishra became emotional after the address of Tripathi. He remembered Sri Prakash Mani Tripathi's elder brother and father on the occasion. "Our families had very good relations. …Read More »
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"We have overstretched our personal boundaries and forgotten that true happiness comes from living an authentic life fueled with a sense of purpose and balance." – Dr. Kathleen Hall
To live an authentic life means that you take responsibility for your choices and your life as well as for living your dreams. It means you are in control of your life. Although many of us are living our dreams and understand the importance of this, unfortunately we are not in control of our lives. Having true control of your life means you make the decisions that are best for you, your circumstances and those around you. So many times I hear my clients complaining about their bosses that made them work on the weekend and even though they promised their daughter they would be at their birthday party they had to miss it. Here's the problem, instead of being mad at their boss the person they should really be mad at is themselves. Why? Because, they are not taking responsibility for themselves and have given up control of their life. They are not living an authentic life.
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Ferocious, the new single from Jedward, should be able to be downloaded as of midnight tonight. If you have pre-ordered it, be sure to download it. It is available on iTunes, Amazon, HMV and 7Digital. John and Edward will be … Continue reading
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Jedward Premiere Ferocious on the Saturday Night Show 18/10/2014
Tonight John and Edward premiered Ferocious on The Saturday Night Show, and it was everything we hoped for and then some. Let's remember the lyrics tweeted earlier this year (there's been some re-arrangement): I've been through Struggles dodging knifes thrown … Continue reading
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Jedward on song for pop at Eurovision: Irish Sun 14/10/2014
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Jedward on iRadio
John and Edward were on iRadio this morning, promoting their concerts, Free Spirit, Ferocious, and more. They announced that they will be opening an HMV store in Castlebar on Saturday 25 October, and having a signing at the same time. … Continue reading
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I followed constitution by skipping NYSC, says Communication MInister Adebayo Shittu
I followed constitution by skipping NYSC, says Communication MInister Adebayo Shittu
The Minister of Communications, Adebayo Shittu, on Friday, insisted that he has not violated any law by evading the mandatory national service for fresh Nigerian graduates.
The Oyo State governorship aspirant under the All Progressives Congress (APC) equated his sojourn as a lawmaker in the Oyo State House of Assembly in the second Republic to the compulsory youth service.
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Shittu said: "I left in 1978 and left Law School in 1979 and the constitution says anyone who qualifies to contest an election or who has gone through an election and wins, he is obligated to move through the House of Assembly which I did for four years. So, it is a form of higher service as far as I'm concerned and even now, I am still in service."
The Communications Minister further declared that he was not bothered by negative reactions trailing his claim that his "service as lawmaker in old Oyo State and as minister was higher than the national youth service, just as he cautioned that no one should liken his predicament to the forged NYSC Certificate of Exemption presented by immediate past Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun.
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Carl Cox @ Space Ibiza Closing
The Party
On Tuesday, 24 September Carl Cox and his Revolutionary crew join forces as The Party Unites @ Space draws to a close for 2013.
DJ Sneak, Loco Dice, tINI, Jon Rundell and Yousef will join Carl for one of the biggest, most anticipated events of the Ibiza calendar, as thousands of friends gather to celebrate yet another fantastic summer season, and say hasta la vista Ibiza until 2014.
The Music
The Party Unites brought together an unmatched array of DJs in 2013, affirming Carl as one of the industry's premier talent spotters, and boldest programmers. Clubbers were treated to unforgettable music from Nic Fanciulli, Steve Rachmad, Laurent Garnier, Adam Beyer, Heidi, Eats Everything, Seth Troxler, Nina Kraviz, Masters at Work, Green Velvet, Nicole Moudaber and Loco Dice – among many others.
The People
Other club brands rise and fall, but the Revolution marches on. In 2013 many thousands of music-savvy clubbers from all over the world flocked to Space every Tuesday night to join what has become, over the course of the party's 12 years in Ibiza, a joyful, uplifting rite of summer. The energy and loyalty of this global army of techno warriors are what give the Space parties their unique vibe. "The summer has been enormous success," says Carl's manager Lynn Cosgrave. "We have had some very special nights that have made history."
The Magic
For the last two years Carl Cox has run a DJ contest to unearth brand-new talent for the Revolution. Andrea de Niro, from Greece, won in 2012 and returned to play again this summer: "Amazing night, amazing line ups, amazing crowd," he says. "I enjoyed it even more than last year."
The 2013 contest winners, Deiva & Djos, summed The Party Unites saying: "We spent a magic night that we will never forget."
The Last Chance… to experience The Party Unites for yourself!
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Students accumulate numerous loans to secure their college degrees. When the time repayment arrives, their numerous monthly installments with different interest rates per semester causing students to lose their sleep and get diverted from the path of success in their career. Hence, the most desirable thing to do to avoid this kind of situation and opt for a Student Loan Consolidation.
What is Student Loan Consolidation?
- Student Loan Consolidation is basically a loan which absorbs all the previous loans taken by a student to finance his studies and other needs.
- By consolidating all loans a student saves his time and effort as it is much easier to handle one payment monthly than several separate payments. Secondly, a consolidated student loan carries a lower interest rate than the various other student loans.
- Moreover when a student opts for a consolidated loan he has to pay only one interest rate, not several different rates. Also, a consolidated loan offers more flexible repayment options than the other loans. This type of loan is also generally free of any kind of prepayment penalty.
What are the Best types of Student Loan Consolidation Programs?
1. Student Loan Consolidation rates might vary depending upon the student's financial situation. It will be very easy to acquire an excellent Student Consolidation Loan plan if one has a credit score of more than 660 (FICO score). Different lenders offer different monthly plans according to the student's loan situation. Some lenders might offer 50% lower monthly plans than others. A student should review the terms and conditions of all the lenders and should select the one who offers simplest repayment options with a monthly payment that will not become a burden for him.
2. While considering consolidation a student should always opt for fixed interest rate rather than floating rate. This reduces the element of uncertainty and clearly defines what one has to repay in future. Hence, one should always choose a lender who is offering the lowest fixed interest rate. One should select the payment period, which does not burden him in any way. This is very significant as the rate of interest and monthly installments are both calculated according to the duration of the loan. Whether the lender will be able to extend the payment period according to the needs of the borrower should also be enquired first. Above all, it is recommended that a student should avoid Student Loan Consolidation if he has already paid a major part of his loans because opting for consolidation on this stage can reset the loan process, which will ultimately make him pay more than what he had planned for.
Keeping these tips in mind a student should first do his homework by carrying out a survey of what the numerous Student Loan Consolidation companies are offering him and then go for the best deal that will make it easier for him both financially and psychologically to get rid of his debt.
Where should I research to find more information on student loan repayments?
You can find out more information on student loan repayment options at StudentLoans.gov or call the Federal Student Aid's Loan Consolidation Information Call Center at 1-800-557-7392.


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On-Demand Pilot Program
In February 2018, the RTC launched its Ride On-Demand pilot program to provide safe, on-demand ground transportation to a select group of Specialized Services customers, previously provided by the Southern Nevada Transit Coalition (SNTC).
Before, clients were required to book trips days in advance. Now, eligible customers can sign up for our ridesharing service to request a ride in real-time or in advance through our app and by phone. After you submit your information, the RTC will verify your eligibility. Eligible customers will receive email or phone correspondence with next steps to formally enroll in the program.
Program Overview
- RTC Ride On-Demand will allow clients to schedule a ride within minutes by:
- Using the Lyft app on a smartphone (free via the Google Play or Apple app stores); or
- Calling RTC Customer Care at (702)478-2400 seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- The Lyft app is only available for non-wheelchair accessible vehicle (non-WAV) clients. Wheelchair accessible vehicle (WAV) clients must book rides by calling RTC Customer Care.
- The wait time may be as little as five minutes.
- Clients will not need to share the vehicle with other clients on most trips.
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Here, in North Texas, we don't have a few mosquitoes come spring, we seem to have swarms and they stay around biting viciously for months. Just like some humans, cats can have a strong reaction to their bites and make your pet miserable. Symptoms are similar to other causes – illnesses or parasites for instance, so have a vet check your pet if you see anything unusual. Prevention could be as simple as keeping mosquitoes away from your cats by keeping them indoors.
Look for these on the face, ears, nose, or eyelids, look for:
- Tiny ulcers
- Scaly or crusty areas
- Hair loss
- Skin color changes around bite area
On the paw pads, look for:
- Swelling
- Tenderness
- Redness
- Cracks
Some cats are pretty insistent on wanting outside but it's a scary world out there – mosquitoes, cars, cat-hating dogs, other-cat-hating cats, poisons, etc. Roaming cats are also the #1 danger to birds. (Your neighbors may not appreciate having your cat stalking their bird feeders.)
But if your cat yowlingly refuses to be solely an indoor cat, consider an enclosure or run for it's safety. You can look at what's available through retailers or find DIY instructions to build your own online. Pinterest shows everything from simple mesh covered frames to multi-level, multi-structure builds for some very lucky cats. Just make sure any structure has mesh dense enough to keep out biters. You can keep your cats healthy while still letting them enjoy the great outdoors.
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Listen to Episode 39 (the usual filthy filthy language warnings apply) by clicking HERE!
Or you can right-click "download", choose "Save Target/Link As", and select a location on your computer to save the file (36 MB).
Or subscribe to First Strike: The Invasion! Podcast on iTunes!
Highlights from Uncanny X-Men #245, by Chris Claremont, Rob Liefeld and Dan Green:
Relevant teaser clip: "Plan 9 From Outer Space" by Edward D. Wood Jr., starring John Breckinridge, Dudley Manlove, Lyle Talbot, and Gregory Walcott
End theme music from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" score by Bernard Herrmann
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