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Madison County Fair Association
WAREHOUSE 300 is a new vintage marketplace opening soon in Trenton, IL Our retail will include home decor, rustic, shabby chic, and more!
The McKendree MetroRecPlex is a new, full-service, state-of-the-art sports complex. The complex offers two NHL-sized ice rinks, an aquatic center fit with a 10 lane championship swimming pool, a contemporary fitness area and many other amenities. Memberships and daily passes can be purchased for use of the facility and all its features.
Located the corner of Scott Troy Rd and Hwy 50, our address is 205 Rec Plex Drive, O'Fallon, IL 62269.
Wine trail featuring several wineries throughout the Carlyle Lake region. More details coming soon.
New "Formula Blue" Design with indoor pool, exercise room, ExpressStart Breakfast.
Audiences delight in quality performances by the community theatre group. They schedule four shows a year, including a children's performance.
All of our coffee is Micro Roasted in house and we only deal in Fair Trade/ Organic Coffee.Nudge coffee is all about community. Whether it's the community where the coffee is grown and harvested, or the communities that we are serving in, we want to be the best we can be for the community.
We source fair trade from all over the world, roast, and brew all of the coffee right here, so you know it's fresh. If you come in at just the right time, you'll see the green beans go into the roaster, and if you stick around for just a little bit, you'll witness the roasted beans come out!
Artists transform the streets around the historic downtown square into an outdoor museum as they create fabulous street paintings in chalk. Watch them work, enjoy a variety of food, drink and music. Young artists can create their own work of art at the Kreative Kids Korner.
Established in 2005 as a Cafe with a history of Highland on every table and throughout the building.
This theater has been showing movies to the residents of Highland since the movie industry came of age. Prior to that, it was a live entertainment facility used for everything from plays to vaudeville shows. Recently renovated, they now show first run movies.
The Tibbetts House was built in 1914 by Dr Moses Tibbetts. The current Bed, Breakfast and Books hosts three quite relaxing book themed bedrooms with individual bathrooms in the top floor of the house. The main floor has a comfortable breakfast room, living room, sitting room and dining room. In the front of the main floor is a quaint used book store to complete a truly relaxing retreat.
The monument is a tribute to Swiss poet Heinrich Bosshard, who wrote Semparcherlied here in the 1850's.
Large lake, fishing, pavilions, playground, sand volleyball, archery range, nature trails, climbing wall, boat ramp and waterfowl hunting.
Local coffee shop featuring Starbucks coffees, great snacks, wifi, and a cozy place to meet with friends!
The club is a multi-use facility with an indoor pistol range, 100 yd. outdoor trap and skeet fields. They host trap shooting events, cowboy action groups and other activities throughout the year.
The founder of the Pet Milk Company built this house that was one of the first with electricity and running water inside. Home to annual festivals celebrating early farm life. Visits are by appointment and during events.
The Blue Springs Cafe restaurant is the perfect place to sit down and enjoy a good meal, be it lunch or dinner.
The staff at Blue Springs Cafe wants to make your visit a memorable one by any means possible.
This is an interactive farm with pick-your-own peaches, apples and annual events.

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Analyst Firm Can Keep Collecting Data Without Infringing On Competitor's Patent
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While we talk about patents quite a bit around here, one patent lawsuit last year certainly hit quite close to home -- because it focused on a patent related to how analyst firms could do research... and we are (you might recall) an analyst firm ourselves. In this case, two of the biggest wireless analyst firms faced off in a lawsuit, after Telephia claimed it held a patent on a method for measuring wireless device and network usage -- basically a way to collect the data used in all kinds of analyst reports. Luckily for all the analyst firms out there who collect data in a variety of ways, the target of the lawsuit, M:Metrics fought back... and succeeded. A judge has dismissed Telephia's patent lawsuit against M:Metrics along with some stern words for Telephia, noting that the claims have been shown "to be either factually baseless or so highly attenuated that they fail to raise any issue of material fact." Phew. Go on collecting data at will.


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Hayden Panettiere looks ready for summer on the cover of Glamour magazine's May issue, in which the "Nashville" actress opens up about her relationship with heavyweight boxer Wladimir Klitschko, growing up with the "Messy Generation," and her hopes for motherhood.
When Glamour asked the 23-year-old actress about getting back together with her rumored fiance, Klitschko, Panettiere didn't play coy.
"I think it's pretty obvious. I'm not going to deny it," she said. "It's like the 2.0 version. I've always had great relationships and stayed really good friends with the guys I've dated."
Panettiere, who got her big break in her teens with "Heroes," also said that solid parenting and good friends kept her from becoming a "disaster child" like a few of her contemporaries.
"I came up in the 'Messy Generation.' The generation of the disaster child," she told the mag.
"It's not that I didn't go to clubs, have my picture taken. I was 16 years old. I was experimenting just like any kid. But I had friends and family around me to yank me back when I was heading in the wrong direction. Every turn that I made, somebody was waiting for me to fall on my face and catch it on film.
The thing that really saved me was that I still had that healthy fear of my parents -- I still had a midnight curfew at 18!"
Panettiere also said she's ready for parenthood.
"I don't feel my age, and I feel like I was born to be a mother," Panettiere said.
"Sometimes people speak about [having kids] like, 'Your life ends -- you're never going to be able to do anything again!' And I'm like, 'What are you talking about?'...I would sacrifice having more years of being wherever I want whenever I want for years with my kids."
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Friday's first day of Pitchfork Festival wasted no time getting into it, where many festival entrants walked in to the fully-wrought hypnotic swirl of Lower Dens, a set that eventually gave way to the raucous appearance of the ASAP Mob, all before dinner time. Once again, one of the country's most manageable, well-paced festivals hit the ground running. Check out some images from Friday taken by Carmelo Espanola up top and read Friday's recap below.
While I wouldn't call it a soft start, by any means — plenty of folks arrived when gates opened at 3 — the clouds opened up on Chicago, bathing the festival's open grounds with rain. While some more casual observers sought refuge, most of the crowd took it in stride, allowing the torrents of water to lend an epic feel to sets by ASAP Rocky (who probably had the most gravitational pull of any single act) and Japandroids. ("There was a request to make it louder," Japandroids' drummer David Prowse said as they got going. "Just saying.") Hometown hero Willis Earl Beal sang his heart out for the (mostly still-standing) crowd, talking about his memories of the area around the festival's Union Park ground — "I used to ride my bike past here, from 85th to Lake Shore Drive" — and quasi-apologizing for the awkardness of his slowly-unpeeling, deliberate fare at an outdoor music festival. "People say I'm overindulgent and sappy," Beal said. "I try hard."
As the evening progressed, Dirty Projectors played a well-balanced set on the Red Stage, hitting the highs of both the fan-beloved Bitte Orca and the new Swing Lo Magellan. While they didn't exactly convert the skeptics — people that are unmoved by coordinated crowd-clapping sections and the "Fun Times Family Band!" aspect of their performance — the audience responded well, especially if you're going by the gaggle of people in the front row screaming the words and miming Dave Longstreth's guitar playing.
Purity Ring and Feist played dueling closing sets, shows that started at 8:20 and divided the crowd pretty evenly, where people more inclined to sprawling out in the grass chose Feist and those more inclined to blinking, fiber-optic cocoons choosing Purity Ring. On one stage, there was a confident, established performer with an understated approach, and on the other, a duo with more to prove, focused on polishing their performance in the week before their debut album is released. In a festival where you don't have to choose a lot — set times on the three stages are designed to minimize overlap — that decision was easily most difficult of the idyllic Chicago night.


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The Big Picture: Health & Wellness
In this section: Gluten-free dining, making menus healthier, health and wellness trends, employee wellness programs, stealth health and incentivizing healthful purchases.
FoodService Director has released the results of The Big Picture, which we believe is the most comprehensive non-commercial research project ever conducted. As the name suggests, our goal is to give readers a thorough look into the non-commercial industry—not only at where the industry is currently, but, more important, a peek at where the non-commercial markets are heading. In the following slideshow you'll find a wealth of knowledge from the Health & Wellness category.
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On a crisp autumn day, when the first real chill of the season reminds you that winter is close behind, there is nothing more gratifying than a wholesome warm meal, served with a smile, in the company of friends. This is exactly what you get when you come to Buttonwoods Fish & Chips in Warwick - homemade comfort food, friendly service and a cozy place to gather with familiar friends and loved ones. There is a feeling of nostalgia here at Buttonwoods Fish & Chips, where, on any given day, the aroma of crispy bacon and sticky syrup wafts through the air, evoking memories of times when life was more simple, and family meals were shared around the family table. When you come here, you can truly say you are at your "home away from home." Owners Jackie and Tony Fiore wouldn't have it any other way.
While Buttonwoods Fish & Chips is known for its warm hospitality, it is the delicious, wholesome, fresh and made-to-order food that brings its customers back, time after time. Open six days a week, including Friday evenings, Tony and his team of cooks are busy preparing every delectable dish you can think of. Here, you will find a long menu of hot-off-the-grill breakfasts and lunches, including flavor-packed omelets and egg dishes, French toast, Belgium waffles, homemade muffins, bagels, traditional and flavored pancakes, bacon, home fries - the choices are endless, and made right on-site in Tony's spotless kitchen. Lunch is just as enticing, with your favorite classic hot and cold sandwiches, fresh salads and many famous fish platters, including their popular Fish & Chips.
On Friday evenings, enjoy a large selection of hearty and soul-satisfying American and Italian dishes. Diners are busy this night feasting on one of these "Friday night specials": Salmon Filet Florentine, Stuffed Eggplant Casserole, Baked Stuffed Sea Scallop Casserole or a tender Chicken Cutlet. Using the freshest of ingredients, any of these meals will be sure to please. Remember, Buttonwoods is BYOB so don't forget to bring along your favorite bottle of wine. Finally, treat yourself to one of their indulgent homemade desserts to top off your evening.
Recently, Tony and Jackie upgraded their busy kitchen by installing a new, highly efficient ventilation system so reminders of last night's fish are gone for this morning's pancakes. Just one more way Buttonwoods Fish & Chips aims to please.
Buttonwoods Fish & Chips, is located in the Buttonwoods Terrace Plaza at 416 Buttonwoods Avenue. Open Tuesday-Thursday, 6:30am - 3:00 pm, Friday, 6:30 am - 8:00 pm, Saturday, 6:30am - 3:00 pm, and Sunday from 6:30am -1:00 pm (breakfast only). Closed on Mondays. Visa, MasterCard and Discover Card accepted; your ProSaver cards are also honored. To place a take-out order, call 738-7571 or visit them at www.buttonwoodsfishandchips.com.


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When It Comes To Today's Cell Phones, The Hardware Is The Easy Part
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Well, not exactly.
Smartphones and computers might be sharing more components and technology these days, but just as the PC hardware market became a commodity one, the handset hardware market is moving that way, too. The hardware is the easy part: there are dozens of ODMs around that are more than willing to design and build handsets for anybody with the cash. The real innovation these days is in software -- and designing great mobile user interfaces, as well as applications and services, will determine who wins in the market. Consider the iPhone: its tech specs, perhaps beyond its touchscreen, aren't head and shoulders above other high-end handsets, and are surpassed by a number of competitors' devices. But what's won so many fans is its software, in particular its user interface, its web browser and the App Store. Making the leap from PC to smartphone isn't an easy one -- just ask the likes of Microsoft, whose dominance of the desktop hasn't lead to a similar position for Windows Mobile.


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It's easy to become a member of the Lopez Music Center. Just fill in the form on the right and follow the instructions that will be emailed to you.
Once verified, you will have access to all free and purchase downloads. If you want physical media, find it on Amazon. Note that many of the composer's works are only available here in digital format.
In many cases, the composer will grant free performing rights for performances of his works. This is determined on a case-by-case basis. Performance parts for ensembles and orchestral works are also available here for rental.
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A Two Year's Journal
Based on writings by the composer during his Paris sojourn from 1976-1978.
I started this journal during the Paris years from 1976-1978, but I have continued to make entries from time to time thereafter. My Online Diary is a kind of extension of this journal. I have decided to publish various writings from the original two years in Paris when I started the journal.


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Spring courses on climate, rebels, laughing matters
All told, dozens of new offerings are added to the academic catalogue
Sabine von Mering wants to have a conversation about climate change; one that goes beyond whether it's happening.So the German language and literature professor is teaching a course this spring, "European Perspectives on Climate Change," that offers a European perspective on the topic, told through literature and film.
"Because I am a professor of German, primarily, and because I am somewhat frustrated about the fact that climate change is treated so differently in Europe than here in the United States, it will focus on the question of communicating climate change," von Mering says.
Von Mering says it's difficult to have climate change discussion in the United States because the conversation gets mired in whether climate change is occurring and whether it's manmade.
"In Europe, this question is just not on the agenda," von Mering says. "Across the political spectrum, it's accepted that scientists have given us enough data" to say that climate change is a reality and whether it's manmade or not "it's ours to deal with."
Von Mering's is one of dozens of new courses listed below that will be taught at Brandeis this spring. Some highlights include:
• "Local Rebels: Cambridge Authors Against the Grain," a one-time offering taught by Michael Gilmore. The course will examine Cambridge, Mass. – as opposed to Concord or Boston – as a locus of rebels. At one time or another, Cambridge was home to some of the foremost literary dissenters in the 19th-century United States. This course will ask why the city was able to play this role, and explore how Cambridge writers spoke to, supported, inspired, and borrowed from each other
• "Muhammad: The History of a Prophet," taught by Joseph E.B. Lumbard. The course explores the life of Muhammad based upon the earliest biographical accounts and the academic analyses in both Islamic and non-Islamic sources, accompanied by an examination of his legacy in different aspects of Islam, such as Shi'ism and Sufism.
• "Laughing Matters: Short Form Comedy," taught by Jonathan Katz, who probably is best known for his animated television show "Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist." From jokes to sketches, the course will ask students to create something "funny" that has a storyline and can only be told using three people.
Von Mering's course was born out of former Dean of Arts and Sciences Adam Jaffe's meetings with students who said they wanted more courses dealing with big questions, she says.
The course is cross-listed in the International and Global Studies and Environmental Studies programs and, according to Von Mering is geared toward students who have fulfilled their requirements and are seeking an "interdisciplinary course to sort of wrap up their liberal arts experience."
Students will examine the role of ethics and aesthetics in European climate change discourse from its beginnings in European Romanticism to contemporary science fiction and computer games. They'll do a variety of fiction and non-fiction reading, and will view feature and documentary films that deal with the topic. This includes science fiction such as "The Ice People" by Maggie Gee and "The Year of the Flood" by Margaret Atwood or activist writings like Elizabeth Ammoms' "Brave New Words: How Literature Will Save the Planet."
"It will first give students the vocabulary and some ideas from history," she says.
Students will learn what people have been able to accomplish legally, politically, socially and artistically with regard to climate change and ultimately will work on their own experiential learning projects.
"Hopefully, they'll be inspired," von Mering says.
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|Obeng Pashington
|Neglected Diasporas
|Sheryl Kaskowitz
|From Psalms to Hip-Hop: Music in American Culture
|AMST 128b
|Joyce Antler
|History as Theater
|ANTH 149b
|Andrew Koh
|Sailing the Wine-Dark Sea: Global Trade in the Ancient Mediterranean
|Dirck Roosevelt and Ellen Schattschneider
|Playing Human: Persons, Objects, Imagination
|ANTH 30a
|Ieva Jusionyte
|Media and Violence: An Anthropological Approach
|ANTH 62a
|Melanie Kingsley
|Archaeology in Politics, Film and Public Culture
|Satoshi Yoshida
|Advanced Cell Biology
|BIOL 158b
|Justin Dore
|Cell Biology Project Lab
|BIOL 176b
|Michael Rosbash and Nelson Lau
|RiboNucleicAcids (RNA)
|Barbara Lerner
|American Health Policy & Practice and the Delivery of Genomic Health Care
|BIOT 203b
|Neil Simister
|Fundamentals of Management for Biotechnology
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|Gerard Donnellan
|The Family Enterprise
|BUS 295f
|Edward Bayone
|Field Projects
|BUS 55a
|Jane Ebert
|Consumer Behavior
|COSI 162b
|Fernando Colon-Osorio
|Computer Architecture: A Quantitative Look
|ECON/FIN 250a
|Blake Lebaron
|Forecasting in Finance andEcnomics
|ENG 117a
|David Babcock
|Salman Rushdie
|ENG 120a
|Thomas King
|The Orlando Project
|ENG 128b
|David Babcock
|Postcolonial Epidemics
|ENG 135b
|Sebastian Lecourt
|Novel Horizons: Victorian Fiction and the Global Imagination
|ENG 156a
|Michael Gilmore
|Local Rebels: Cambridge Authors Against the Grain
|ENG 156b
|Kathy Lawrence
|When Genius Is a Family Affair: Henry, William and Alice James
|ENG 20b
|Dawn Skorczewski
|The Art Flirtation: Reading Romance from Pride and Prejudice to Harry Potter
|ENG 60b
|Caren Irr
|ENG 65b
|Laura Quinney
|The Last Romantics: Themes of Modern Poetry
|ENG 75a
|Lisa Rourke
|Early Detective Fiction: The Birth of a Literary Genre
|FA 40a
|Andrew Koh
|The Gift of the Nile: Egyptian Art and Archaeology
|FILM 114a
|Alice Kelikian
|Genre Films in Cinema and Television
|FIN 226f
|Edward Chazen
|Real Estate Capital Markets
|FREN 163b
|Beatrice de Gasquet
|After Beauvoir: Gender, Culture and Politics in Postcolonial France
|Sabine von Mering
|Human/Nature: European Perspectives on Climate Change
|Richard Parmentier
|The Global Economy
|HISP 165b
|Fernando Rosenberg
|The Storyteller: Short Fiction in Latin America
|HISP 194b
|Jeronimo Arellano
|The Art of Crossing: Trans-American Narrative and Visual Culture
|HIST 104a
|Clara Altman
|American Empire: The History of U.S. Expansion
|HIST 106a
|Winston Bowman
|The Warren Court & Social Justice
|Kirsten Weld
|20th Century Social Movements in the Americas
|HIST 182b
|Xing Hang
|Modern China
|HIST 183a
|Xing Hang
|Empire at the Margins: Borderlands in Late Imperial China
|HIST 206a
|Gregory Freeze
|Christianity in the Modern World, 1750-1914
|IGS 150a
|Avinash Singh
|The Rise of India: History, Culture, and Politics
|LGLS 127b
|Richard Gaskins
|International Economic Law
|LGLS 149b
|Richard Gaskins
|Genetics, Law and Society
|MUS 180b
|Ann Lucas
|Proseminar in Ethnomusicology
|MUS 27b
|Ann Lucas
|Music and Ecstasy
|MUS 5b
|Joshua Gordon
|Fundamentals of Music II
|NEJS 177b
|Jonathan Decter
|Judeo-Arabic Literature
|NEJS 189b
|Michael Feige
|Memory Wars: Collective Memory, Political Myths and History
|NEJS 195a
|Joseph Lumbard
|Muhammad: The History of a Prophet
|Palle Yourgrau
|The Metaphysics of Death
|Palle Yourgrau
|Simon Weil
|POL 121b
|Martin Levin
|Political Partisanship, Policymaking and Coalition Building
|POL 126a
|Paul Herron
|The American Constitutions and Political Conflict
|POL 138b
|Ofir Abu
|Israeli Politics in Comparative Perspective
|POL 79b
|Robert Art
|War and World History
|ROMS xxx
|Michael Randall
|Necessity and Freedom in French Literature
|SOC 133a
|Clare Hammonds
|A Labor of Love?: Gender and Care Work in the Contemporary U.S.
|SOC 194a
|Peter Conrad
|Sociology of Mental Health and Illness
|THA 10b
|Theater as Vision, Light and Sound
|THA 142b
|Alicia Hyland
|Feminist Playwrights: Writing for the Stage by and About Women
|THA 144b
|Summer Williams
|African-American Theatre: From Emancipation Through the Obama Administration
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A seven-mile Stand-Up Paddleboard race in the Gulf of Mexico is slated for Saturday, May 5, drawing SUPers to Fort Myers Beach's newest watersport event, the CaluSUP Race.
Also included in the one-day event is a one-mile race, a family-friendly race and free demonstrations for the public and SUP activities for Lee County Special Olympic athletes. Festivities run 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Crescent Beach Family Park, Lee County Parks & Recreation's newest beach park, located at 1100 Estero Blvd., Fort Myers Beach.
The event name CaluSUP celebrates the fast-growing watersport of Stand-Up Paddleboarding as well as Lee County's 190-mile canoe, kayak and SUP trail, the Great Calusa Blueway.
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Local paddleboarders are invited to race at the CaluSUP Race on May 5. Photo by BOB PETCHER.
The SWFL SUP Club is organizing the race day with partnership assistance from Lee County Parks and Recreation and the Best Western PLUS Beach Resort. Proceeds will benefit Lee County Special Olympics.
CaluSUP is a spinoff of the successful 2011 Bay to Gulf SUP Race, which drew 50 racers and 200 spectators to Bunche Beach/San Carlos Bay Preserve last May.
SWFL SUP Club organizers expect this Gulf-based race course to offer equal fun with a more challenging, longer course for advanced SUPers, a short course for beginners and opportunities for the public that wants to sample the sport of SUPing along Southwest Florida's sandy shores.
Racers of all abilities are welcome. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Entry is $15 for club members, $30 for the public before April 24, or $40 on race day. Special Olympic athletes can compete for free by contacting Dorothy Barilla at 432-2031. All others should contact SWFL SUP Club at email@example.com or 404-7453. Complete details can be found at SWFLsupclub.org.
Paddling trail maps and further information can be found at CalusaBlueway.com.


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does anyone know about balsa plyvood or any light plywood ?
just did one board with standard birch plywood ( caus ei cant get a vacuum pump to build my foam board so, i'm practicing on a ply one, screwed to the rocker table ) and, it's super heavy.
by the way, did not get so mutch rocker back bend, maybe 30 percent, maybe due to the concave ???
OK it's a 158x50 and i used 3 plys or 5mm one, but center one quite hollowed.
sanded down on the edges and exrepmitys a lot and evenso, still really heavy ( and has no glas on it....yet )
so, balsa plywood ???
super light plywood ?
oh, i'm in canada


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Skip to comments.Iranian Alert - September 3, 2005 - Khamenei calls for broader jihad says U.S. losing strength
Posted on 09/04/2005 2:12:11 PM PDT by freedom44
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Iran Focus
Tehran, Iran, Sep. 04 Irans Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the jihad against Israel must continue and be strengthened, Irans semi-official daily Jomhouri Islami reported on Sunday.
The only way to fight the Zionist enemy is to continue and increase resistance and jihad, Ayatollah Khamenei said at a meeting on Saturday with secretary general of the Palestinian group Islamic Jihad, Ramadan Abdullah, the hard-line daily Jomhouri Islami wrote.
Irans official policy is to call for the annihilation of the Jewish state. The countrys clerical rulers have been strongly opposed to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas attempts to reach a comprehensive peace settlement with Israel. In August, Israel removed Jewish settlements from the Gaza Strip after decades of occupation.
Khamenei said that the Israeli withdrawal was the valuable victory of jihadist groups, whom he urged to continue their struggle.
The Zionist enemys retreat from Gaza is insignificant if you compare it to the demands and rights of the Palestinian nation. But it was a great victory over the enemy and supporters of the Zionist regime. It showed the desperation of the occupiers of Quds (Jerusalem), Khamenei said.
Khamenei added that the failure of the United States in Lebanon and Iraq, and in its political confrontation with Iran were all signs of the enemys front losing strength.
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Is the US losing strength?
I must have missed the failure of the US in Lebanon and Iraq. When did that happen? Seems to me both countries have recently had pretty fair elections and sent the extremists packing...
TheU.S. is not losing strength, but as in Vietnam, we are pursuing a no-win strategy. Now we must redouble our efforts. do some bombing. Take out terrorists in large, massive chunks. Make it clear that you do not mess with the United States of America.
It really is time to take out the murderous dictatorship in Iran, the no. 1 sponsor of terrorism in the world.
Just because you don't like who they elected doesn't mean the elections weren't free and fair.
You just go ahead and think that and preach that. Try something stupid and we got something first designed by Prof Oppenheimer and since greatly improved upon for you.
Of course it was not a failure on our part. But you said: "and sent the extremists packing". Yeah, the bombing extremists, but not the supposedly normal extremists who want to establish a theocracy.
The rest of the world views it in much harsher terms because they cannot imagine handling a crisis (such as this) on their own.
And the band plays on while they plot to destroy western civilization and the state of Israel.
I'm surprised Khamenei found the time to make this foolish statement...are his aides having trouble rounding up 10-year-old boys for the old buggerer?
The Jews made a mistake back in 638 A.D. when they laughed Muhammad out of Mecca ... they should have killed him. But hindsight is 20-20. Who would have thought anyone would actually take seriously the rantings of an illiterate, epileptic pedophile? Their mistake was they didn't take into consideration the dementia of a population which was, and continues to be, the product of incest.
In order for that Constitution to get passed it has to be ratified by the Iraqi people - forget about that ever happening.
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I am so very sorry to hear about Mr. Ganji. *sigh*
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On the way to the table, lots of diners look around for clues to the mysteries that await, if only in self-defense. Setting accurate expectations insulates against the bitterness of disappointment. ¶ So when you pass a disused deli case and wood-grain plastic laminated booths on the way to the televisions and beer taps of Brick Oven Bistro's main dining room, you might brace yourself for another Buffalo eatery whose core competencies are draft beer pitchers and fried whatnot. ¶ Happily, you would be dead wrong. Oh, they have fried whatnot here, to be sure, but better versions of the old familiars. ¶ You want chicken fingers and fries for a child's meal? They got that: chicken tenders they hand-dip fresh, not the frozen planks. Hand-cut fries, too.
You hankering for a nice pot roast? They got that: a fist-sized hunk of beef short rib, spoon tender and buttery rich. It arrived reclining on a bed of fresh pappardelle pasta, glistening with jus and dotted with peas, and a handful of fresh pea shoots. It was $19, and if you ate it all in one sitting, you would want a nice nap.
Chef Andrew Murtha used to cook at a swanky Philadelphia steakhouse called Barclay Prime, and the plates that come out of the kitchen show attention to detail and a handle on presenting prime ingredients.
I saw a beer-battered soft-shelled crab po-boy on the specials, $12 with Cajun remoulade and fries. I am drawn to soft-shells, crab for lazy people, so I asked if I could have just the crab.
For $10, I got an expertly fried crab done up in a light, puffy jacket, spicy mayonnaise, chive flowers and pickled ramps, whose puckery green note helped all that richness shine.
The beef on weck version in the restaurant's brick oven pizza lineup ($12) could have been a cliche. But the roast beef was tender, the Swiss cheese added depth, the crust was crunchy and adeptly bronzed, and the horseradish aioli was applied with restraint under a dusting of chives.
Everybody has a beet salad these days. Not like this one. It arrived in a bowl that had been coated with a roasted beet puree brightened with orange zest and blood orange, topped with roasted beet wedges, arugula, orange supremes, sliced radishes and house-cured duck prosciutto. Oh, and little crispy-crusted goat cheese croquettes. For $9.
The antipasti platter is house-cured salami-like soppressata and more of that duck prosciutto ($12 small) with fresh mozzarella, toasted Italian bread and a ramekin of oil. How I wished for pickles or any foil for all that funkiness.
The French onion soup ($2 upcharge with entree) was decent but not compelling, considering the competition, and we lost interest after eating the cheese. The chicken soup was hearty, with chunks of chicken and carrot, but it needed salt.
The fried chicken, fries and gravy special ($14) was gone by 6 p.m. during our Saturday visit. After a brief mourning period we ordered the steak sandwich ($11), manicotti ($14), veal cutlet Milanese ($17) and the short rib pasta.
The sandwich's steak was several thin pieces, some still a bit pink, on a vigorously toasted roll with hot pepper, provolone and garlic aioli. It won the heart of its owner.
The manicotti was nutmeg-scented ricotta rolled in delicate crepes, and lots of it. The sweet, bright tomato sauce had a lick of heat.
The short rib pasta, with tender beef and the pleasant texture of fresh pasta, evoked low noises of appreciation. It made its owner happy the next day for lunch, too.
The veal cutlets had some scorching here and there, making them chewier. The salad that topped it was fine, dressed with balsamic and a surprise prosciutto guest appearance.
For a place that's put so much effort into food, the beer list is broad and deep, and the bartender will supply free draft samples. A flight of four 5-ounce glasses is $6. At the table, I asked for an IPA draft and got a lemony Leinenkugel instead. Apologies and immediate replacements were offered, but it was growing on me, so I kept it. The black-clad servers play as a team and got us sorted out.
Desserts ($5.50) weren't a letdown. The cinnamon creme brulee's creamy-crusty contrast was heightened with salt flakes; the chocolate brioche bread pudding was comforting and not overly sweet.
A guest said that after eyeballing the place on his way in, he was "100 percent surprised in all the best ways possible."
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(1) "Adult" means an individual who is at least eighteen (18) years of age.
(2) "Agent" means an individual:
(A) Authorized by a medical power of attorney to make health care decisions on behalf of a prospective donor; or
(B) Expressly authorized by any other record signed by the donor to make an anatomical gift on his or her behalf.
(3) "Anatomical gift" means a donation of all or part of a human body, to take effect after the donor's death, for the purpose of transplantation, therapy, research or education.
(4) "Authorized person" means a person other than the donor who is authorized to make an anatomical gift of the donor's body or part by section four or section nine of this article.
(5) "Certification of death" means a written pronouncement of death by an attending physician. Certification is required before an attending physician can allow removal of any part from the decedent's body for transplant purposes.
(6) "Decedent" means a deceased individual whose body is or may be the source of an anatomical gift. The term "decedent" includes a stillborn infant and, subject to restrictions imposed by law other than this article, a fetus.
(7) "Disinterested witness" means a witness other than the spouse, child, parent, sibling, grandchild, grandparent or guardian of or another adult who exhibited special care and concern for an individual who has made, amended, revoked or refused to make an anatomical gift. The term "disinterested witness" does not include a person to whom an anatomical gift may pass pursuant to section eleven of this article.
(8) "Document of gift" means a donor card or other record used to make an anatomical gift. The term includes a statement or symbol on a driver's license, identification card or donor registry.
(9) "Donor" means an individual whose body or part is the subject of an anatomical gift.
(10) "Donor registry" means a database that contains records of anatomical gifts and amendments to or revocations of anatomical gifts.
(11) "Driver's license" means a license or permit issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles to operate a vehicle.
(12) "Eye bank" means a person licensed, accredited, or regulated under federal or state law to engage in the recovery, screening, testing, processing, storage or distribution of human eyes or portions of human eyes.
(13) "Guardian" means a person appointed by a court to make decisions regarding the support, care, education, health or welfare of an individual. The term "guardian" does not include a guardian ad litem.
(14) "Hospital" means a facility licensed as a hospital under the law of any state or a facility operated as a hospital by the United States, a state or a subdivision of a state.
(15) "Identification card" means an identification card issued by the Division of Motor Vehicles pursuant to section one, article two, chapter seventeen-b of this code.
(16) "Know" means to have actual knowledge. It does not include constructive notice and other forms of imputed knowledge.
(17) "Medical examiner" means an individual appointed pursuant to article twelve, chapter sixty-one of this code to perform death investigations and to establish the cause and manner of death. The term "medical examiner" includes any person designated by the medical examiner to perform any duties required by this article.
(18) "Minor" means an individual who is under eighteen (18) years of age.
(19) "Organ procurement organization" means a nonprofit entity designated by the Secretary of the United States Department of Health and Human Services as an organ procurement organization pursuant to 42 U.S.C. §273(b).
(20) "Parent" means another person's natural or adoptive mother or father whose parental rights have not been terminated by a court of law.
(21) "Part" means an organ, an eye or tissue of a human being. The term does not include the whole body.
(22) "Person" means an individual, corporation, business trust, estate, trust, partnership, limited liability company, association, joint venture, public corporation, government or governmental subdivision, agency, or instrumentality, or any other legal or commercial entity.
(23) "Physician" means an individual authorized to practice medicine or osteopathy under the law of any state.
(24) "Physician assistant" has the meaning provided in section sixteen, article three, chapter thirty of this code.
(25) "Procurement organization" means an eye bank, organ procurement organization or tissue bank.
(26) "Prospective donor" means an individual who is dead or near death and has been determined by a procurement organization to have a part that could be medically suitable for transplantation, therapy, research or education. The term "prospective donor" does not include an individual who has made a refusal.
(27) "Reasonably available" means able to be contacted by a procurement organization without undue effort and willing and able to act in a timely manner consistent with existing medical criteria necessary for the making of an anatomical gift.
(28) "Recipient" means an individual into whose body a decedent's part has been or is intended to be transplanted.
(29) "Record" means information that is inscribed on a tangible medium or that is stored in an electronic or other medium and is retrievable in perceivable form.
(30) "Revocation" means the affirmative declaration of the potential donor's withdrawal of their decision to make or not make a document of gift. It does not have the same meaning as a refusal but only establishes that the potential donor chooses not to make an affirmative declaration of their wishes.
(31) "Refusal" means a record created under section seven of this article that expressly states an individual's intent to bar other persons from making an anatomical gift of his or her body or part.
(32) "Sign" means to execute or adopt a tangible symbol or attach to or logically associate with the record an electronic symbol, sound or process, with the present intent to authenticate or adopt a record.
(33) "State" means a state of the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands, or any territory or insular possession subject to the jurisdiction of the United States.
(34) "Surrogate" means an individual eighteen years of age or older who is reasonably available, is willing to make health care decisions on behalf of an incapacitated person, possesses the capacity to make health care decisions and is identified or selected by the attending physician or advanced nurse practitioner in accordance with the provisions of article thirty of this chapter as the person who is to make those decisions in accordance with the provisions of this article.
(35) "Technician" means an individual qualified to remove or process parts by an organization that is licensed, accredited or regulated under federal or state law. The term "technician" includes an enucleator, i.e., an individual who removes or processes eyes or parts of eyes.
(36) "Tissue" means a portion of the human body other than an organ or an eye. The term "tissue" does not include blood unless the blood is donated for the purpose of research or education.
(37) "Tissue bank" means a person that is licensed, accredited or regulated under federal or state law to engage in the recovery, screening, testing, processing, storage or distribution of tissue.
(38) "Transplant hospital" means a hospital that furnishes organ transplants and other medical and surgical specialty services required for the care of transplant patients.


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Office on Wheels: 8 Great-Looking Mobile Workstations
You know that engergizing feeling you get right after you've changed the layout of a room? New surroundings have a boosting effect on our attitude and our brains. So why do we keep our workspace in the same spot all the time? Make your office mobile and enjoy every room in your home.
Moving your office from room to room is easy if the whole thing is on wheels. Here are eight great options for mobile workspaces. Some are slim, some are bursting with storage and features, but each and every one can turn your office into heaven on wheels.
It's a great solution for small space dwellers; you can roll an office cart to wherever it will fit, and even tuck it in a closet when company comes.
1. An office cart solution from Better Homes and Gardens
2. "Paperwork on Wheels" from the June issue of Real Simple magazine.
3. Mayfair Steamer Secretary Trunk from Resoration Hardware ($3,225)
4. Blackhawk Secretary Trunk from Restoration Hardware ($4,295)
5. The Rolling Hideaway Closet Office (Part of our Perfect Workspace Contest)
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Dyer again captains team to PHH golf win
Thursday, July 18, 2013 8:04 AM
For the second consecutive year, a foursome captained by Dr. Derek Dyer posted the low score of the day to capture the first place in the 23rd annual Parkview Huntington Golf Classic, held June 27 at LaFontaine Golf Club.
Proceeds from the day topped the goal of $18,700 and will purchase a portable infant warming unit for use in Parkview Huntington Hospital's Family Birthing Center.
Huntington University was host sponsor for this year's classic, which attracted 29 foursomes. Parkview Huntington Foundation organizes the event and more than 20 hospital employees and community members volunteered to assist throughout the day.
"The weather cooperated this year and the 29 teams that took part were very competitive," says Foundation Director Mike Perkins. "The generosity of the golfers and sponsors helped the Foundation meet an aggressive goal of raising funds for the infant warming unit. Scheerer McCulloch Auctioneers conducted by far the most successful live auction we have had for this event."
The foursome of Dyer, E.J. Carroll, Chris Hoke and State Rep. Dan Leonard carded a low round of 57 and won in a tie-breaker over the second place team of Lee Cutting and Mark Poe, from Universal Home Health, and Dr. Craig McBride and Jason Kennedy.
Finishing third, also in a tie-breaker, was the First Federal Savings Bank foursome of Michael Zahn, Susan Zahn, Matt Roth and Jay Kyle, which carded a 61.
Dave Winn, playing with a foursome captained by Greg Batt, was the winner of the gentlemen's drive accuracy contest on the fourth hole. The women's winner in that competition was Kristy Boone, playing in a foursome representing Parkview Signature Care.
Other course skills contest prizes went to:
• Kathy Cotton, playing on the Pabla's Pros foursome of Parkview Huntington Hospital employees, for the long putt on the ninth hole.
• John Easterday, playing on the Huntington University team, for the long putt on the 15th hole.
• Dyer's drive was closest to the pin on the second hole.
• Linda Foland, another member of the Pabla's Pros team, had the drive closest to the pin on No. 17.
The 2014 Huntington Golf Classic will be held on June 26 at LaFontaine Golf Course.


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WSJ managing editor Gerard Baker discusses Margaret Thatcher's legacy, from the Falklands War to the miners' strike to privatization in Britain. Photo: AP.
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For a more intimate dining experience, the Anderson Student Center is host to four individual private dining rooms – the largest accommodating 84 people.
Woulfe Alumni Hall
A spacious third-floor gathering room overlooking Palmer Field and O'Shaughnessy Stadium, the Woulfe Alumni Hall offers a lecture-style setting for up to 800 people or a banquet for up to 600. Its ability to be split into two rooms allows the Woulfe Alumni Hall to be the perfect space for dinners, lectures, wedding receptions and more.
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Binz West Dining Room seats up to 250 people for your reception. Surrounded by windows for full natural light, the Binz dining room is an excellent location summer, winter, spring, or fall
Convenitently located on the first floor of the Anderson Student Center, Scooters offers a unique venue for smaller banquets like family reunions, wedding rehearsal dinners, and office parties. With its stage and live entertainment capabilities, pool tables, electronic darts and game tables, this facility will create lasting memories of your special event.
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It would seem we're at WAR men!
Although we're all in the same place "DnBleach" Doesn't mean we're all at war.
Sure we would all wish to participate, but only the selected Squadron may participate in the battle.
If you are confuse this basically just mean in layman's terms. We're different beings and not one. So, outsiders can't …
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Recruiting Rules
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[1]All members of DnBleach can recruit.
[2] Any members in your squadron that recruits. The recruited is automatically in the same squadron as the person that recruited him.
[3] If a guest have not been brought in by one of the squadron. He is allowed to join any division of his choice.
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CHISINAU, Moldova, June 18 (UPI) -- Moldova's new prime minister says recent political upheaval and corruption concerns in the former Soviet state won't hinder its pro-European Union course.
Iurie Leanca, who was named prime minster of a new government coalition May 30 following the fall of the previous government of Vlad Filat, said Saturday after his first round of meetings with EU officials Brussels is determined to keep Moldova on a pro-European course.
Leanca said the EU still strongly supports Chisinau's integration into Europe despite its recent history of political instability and widespread concerns about a lack of checks and balances in its state institutions, the Romanian news agency Agerpres reported.
There is "hope that we will achieve the European agenda, which will have direct impact on the development of the country," he said. "Our European partners will help us deliver results on judicial and prosecution reforms and in fighting corruption."
After spending last week meeting with EU leaders such as European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, Enlargement Commissioner Stefan Fule and Agriculture Commissioner Dacian Ciolos, as well as NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen, Leanca said Brussels remains committed to achieving closer economic ties with Chisinau.
He told Agerpres the goal for Moldova is to sign and bring into force an "association agreement" and free-trade regime with the EU before the end of the current European Commission in 2014.
Another goal, he said, is to achieve visa liberalization for Moldova along with Ukraine and Georgia at the Eastern Partnership Summit to be held in November in Vilnius, Lithuania.
Leanca, a veteran politician of the Liberal Democratic party, was tapped as prime minister of a new "pro-European coalition" following the March collapse of fellow Liberal Democrat Filat's government.
Filat was banned from serving as premier by Moldova's Constitutional Court following months of accusations of corruption between his bloc and former coalition partner the Democratic Party, led by controversial oligarch Vladimir Plahotniuc.
The corruption accusations led to an escalating series of raids carried out by competing law enforcement organs, including prosecutors and police officials loyal to Plahotniuc, who has been linked to manipulative shareholder activities surrounding the country's largest bank, Business New Europe reported.
Fule told Leanca Thursday in Brussels that reform of the prosecutors office and the country's judiciary is a must for Moldova to confront if it is to continue on a pro-European path.
"While welcoming the end of the recent political crisis in Chisinau, I underlined the importance of drawing the lessons from it, and to focus on the needs of the citizens," Fule said. "As a friend, I have been very open in expressing my strong expectation that the new coalition will work hard genuinely tackling the issues raised by the political crisis."
The EU integration chief said Chisinau must develop a "robust system of checks and balances" to prevent state institutions from taking partisan sides in periods of political tensions and that corruption "needs to be tackled in earnest and at all levels."
Fule, without specifically naming Plahotniuc's Democratic Party, also called on "the opposition to play ball with the government in governing the country," and stressed the need for a "pluralistic and diversified" media in the country.
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Thursday January 17, 2013
Jennifer Lopez has told how she often urges her younger boyfriend to find himself a younger girlfriend.
The star, 43, started seeing choreographer and dancer Casper Smart, 25, following her split with Marc Anthony in 2011, after seven years of marriage and two children together.
She admitted to People magazine that she was aware that the 18-year age gap could become an issue, but that she was living in the moment.
"I ask him, 'Why don't you go find a young girlfriend and get out of here? What do you want with me?' And you think, 'How long is this gonna be?', she confessed.
"You think, 'OK, in 10 years I'm going to be like this and you're going to be like that' and... men at that age are... I think all different things. The truth is we don't know what's going to happen. We're loving this moment right now. We make each other happy."
J-Lo also revealed that Casper helped her through her divorce.
"I just got out of a big, heavy, devastating thing, and he's helped me heal," she said. "He's been there for me."


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Lavrov and Kerry talk about Cold war-era arms deal
MOSCOW (AP) — Russia's Foreign Ministry says the chief diplomats from Russia and the United States have discussed the situation in Ukraine and the fulfillment of a Cold War-era arms control deal that the U.S. has accused Russia of violating.
It said Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry discussed the issue of compliance with the 1987 Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty in a phone call Tuesday.
The U.S. accused Russia Monday of violating the treaty by testing a new ground-launched cruise missile. The Russian Foreign Ministry didn't comment on the accusations.
Washington's complaints come as the EU and the U.S. prepare new sanctions against Russia over its support for insurgents in Ukraine. Moscow said Lavrov urged Kerry to persuade the Ukrainian government to declare a cease-fire.
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New Delhi: Ahead of Wednesday's crucial vote on FDI in retail in the Lok Sabha, government on Tuesday said there was no cause for worry and everything would be clear by the penultimate evening.
"Let`s not worry at all. Tomorrow (Wednesday) 6 o`clock, everything will be clear and we will get the result," Leader of Lok Sabha and Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde told reporters here.
As Parliament on Tuesday began discussing FDI in retail under a rule entailing voting, Congress did not hide its displeasure over the "unhealthy precedent" that an executive decision has been put up for legislative vote.
Earlier in the day, during a fiery debate on the UPA government's decision to allow FDI in the multi-brand retail, Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Sushma Swaraj slammed the Centre for taking the decision unilaterally.
Attempting to corner the government in Lok Sabha, Swaraj said, "Despite assurances from President Pranab Mukherjee, the then Finance Minister, the government did not even attempt to bring consensus on FDI in retail. No political party was contacted before taking a decision."
She said, "Farmers are forced to throw their potatoes away while McDonald`s imports the potatoes it uses," and ended her fiery argument, replete with political jibes at the Congress and its top leadership, by saying, "we don`t want to win by defeating you, we want to win by convincing you."
Opposition helping middlemen by objecting to FDI: Sibal
Reacting sharply, Congress accused Opposition of trying to score political points by objecting to FDI in retail and asserted that the decision would benefit farmers, small scale industries, youth and consumers in the country.
Articulating the party`s position during debate on the issue in Lok Sabha, Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal also charged BJP and Left parties with ignoring "ground reality" and helping commission agents.
He said commission agents are the real beneficiaries in the present system and farmers get only 15 to 17 per cent amount for their produce.
"They (Opposition) have to understand whether they are with the middlemen.... You are with the middlemen," Sibal said amid vociferous protests by Opposition.
In a scathing attack, Sibal said BJP in its 2004 manifesto had announced 26 per cent FDI in the country.
SP, BSP slam govt on FDI policy
Samajwadi Party and Bahujan Samaj Party both joined the Opposition on Tuesday in slamming the government over FDI in retail but remaining ambivalent on voting Wednesday even as UPA ally DMK vowed not to rock the boat despite its Opposition to the move.
SP chief Mulayam Singh Yadav cautioned the Congress that the FDI decision would hurt its poll prospects and benefit the BJP, as he and BSP leader Dara Singh Chauhan counselled the government not to rush with its implementation.
However, UPA will require support of both the parties in Wednesday's voting on FDI.
The government has been wooing Mulayam Singh Yadav, who has 22 MPs in the lower house, to vote in favour of the UPA. He has always opposed FDI in retail, but said he was against "communal forces" coming to power.
The government wants both the SP and the BSP, with 21 MPs, to vote in favour or abstain when the motion is put to vote Wednesday. In case it loses, the government will not fall but will an face embarrassment.
The government has always been maintaining it "has the numbers" to support it in parliament.
The all-round criticism of the economic policy came on a day the Election Commission censured the government for announcing its "game changer" direct cash transfer scheme.
The poll panel asked it to defer its implementation in poll bound states of Himachal Pradesh and Gujarat.


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For those of you who have seen her play, you know Janine Sprague is one fiery, intense and severely concentrated softball player. Every step, every at bat, every fly ball is the most important play in her softball career. From Hillsborough, N.C., Sprague has already amassed both school and conference honors as well as numerous records on the Lady Bucs all-time charts.
In a season where the Lady Bucs posted a 29-34 record in 2003-2004, Sprague led the team in almost every offensive statistical category while posting solid defensive numbers from the field. Her .348 batting average ranks best in ETSU history while her 70 hits, including team leading tallies of 18 doubles and six triples ranks her first all-time as well. Sprague stole three bases for the year also managing a .557 slugging percentage (first all-time) while shattering the total bases record with her mark of 112 for the year. Her 40 putouts and seven assists compared to just one error on the year gave Janine one of the top defensive marks on the team with a .979 fielding average.
Already making marks on the ETSU all-time record books, Sprague is just a junior heading into the 2004-2005 season and has plans of being recognized as a team leader for the upcoming year.
"I definitely want to step up and become a leader for this team. We have incoming freshman who will look up to the older veteran players," Sprague said. "I did a lot of hitting over the summer heading into the year and coached a U-14 Softball team as well. I'm really working on improving my all around game, making sure I am always better than the year before."
As with any college athlete, their respective sport plays a huge role in their daily life. For Janine, softball was always one of her top priorities.
"I can't imagine not having softball in my life. When I'm not on the field I go and watch softball, it's what keeps me busy. Softball always held a special spot in my life, I knew it was the only way I could pay for college so I worked very hard throughout my career to compete and get better."
When asked how long softball has been a part of her everyday life, Sprague had the start that many young female athletes have, playing with the boys.
"I started playing baseball when I was four and played until I started softball when I turned 12. Honestly I've been playing for as long as I can remember. I love to fix and create things, that is probably why I want to make furniture design my career."
Most incoming freshman choose a major that has numerous options to choose from after graduation. Janine Sprague had another idea in mind, her college major - furniture design.
"I've been designing furniture since I was nine. I was that kid that would rather have a set of Linkin Logs rather than dolls. My high school had a very good cabinet and furniture design class with an excellent shop teacher, Mr. Keith Yow. It was something I liked to do so I joined the class as one of two females in the entire program at the time," Sprague said. "Like a coach he expected perfection out of his students along with building their own styles of creativity. I could just focus on that everyday, it was my outlet to relieve stress. I had a teacher tell me once �find something you like doing and make as much money as you can doing it,' so that is what I plan to do."
With a design style that is constantly changing in our society, Sprague plans on applying her own creativity and style to her furniture.
"I want to design things that aren't traditional. Items and styles that you don't see at an every day store - furniture that you would want to buy because the style is unique. I love designing kid's furniture because you can do so many fun and different styles. I want to try and make my mark in the mass production furniture design industry. Possibly design tables and chairs for restaurants or kitchen cabinets for the home. I do have thoughts about starting my own business in the future though."
Having such a unique major compared to other college students, Sprague's friends and parents are very supportive of her career goals.
"My friends usually laugh when I tell them my major, but I am always making and fixing things so I think they see my furniture design talent! All my friends say when I become a famous designer they want me to build furniture for their houses."
"My parents are also very supportive. As a college freshman my major was Pre-Med, but I knew after the first semester that I couldn't do that for my entire life. This major fits me, fits who I am and my personality. After I told my mom I had decided to switch my major she said �It's about time, I've been waiting for you to make that decision on your own!' My dad is a trim carpenter, he's the reason I started designing from the beginning."
Even though her career goals lie in furniture design, as with every athlete Sprague would love to continue her softball career after college.
"Softball has played such a large role in my life I would love to continue my career. I'm hoping that I can get a graduate assistant coaching position at a college with furniture design classes, that way I could concentrate on my career while keeping softball in my life."
"In ten years I'm hoping to see myself as a successful woman as either a furniture designer or a collegiate softball coach. It's all about the opportunities that come up along the way, also the connections I make throughout my career will help too."
Head softball coach Amy Fuller has nothing but good things to say about Janine, "Janine is such a unique person, she is talented in so many ways. She is the first one to step up and help with almost anything. She always seems to be the one who carries her mini tool box with her and has anything you might need in a crunch. Last year we had a flat tire in the vans, thank goodness Janine was there because she knew exactly what to do."
"She is a tremendously hard worker and a lot of fun to coach. Janine has the ability to be one of the top players in our conference and the region. She is the perfect lead off player because she can hit for power or lay a bunt down. Defensively, she is just a solid player with great game savvy."
As she begins her last two seasons of collegiate athletics, Sprague has many role models that she has looked up to throughout her career.
"Throughout high school I always looked up to Laura Brickhouse, she was three years older that I was during school but she was so good at her academics as well as her softball career, she played at ECU on a softball scholarship. Over the past two seasons it has definitely been the veterans on my softball team that I have looked up to, Tiffany McVay and Rhea Holler were great role models during my first two years, now I am striving to be the leader for the younger girls joining our team in 2004."
Emily Feeney
ETSU Athletic Media Relations


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An Tir Kingdom Arts, Sciences and Bardic ChampionshipWednesday, August 14th, 2013
Greetings to the artisans of An Tir!
The An Tir Kingdom Arts, Sciences, and Bardic Championship will be upon us before we know it. The date is March 7-9, 2014, in the mighty Barony of Stromgard I have just toured the site yesterday and it is beautiful. The event steward is working hard to make this a fun event for everyone.
Now it the time to enter. Depending on the amount of full competitors I have the single entries will be placed first come first served. Enter early! I will do my best to place everyone, but the Championship Competitors will have priority. I will be offering feedback only entries if resources allow.
There will not be a Children, Youth, or Teen section held at this event. It will be at September Crown 2013 and again 2014.
To improve judging experience all documentation will be due February 21, 2014. Only minor changes can be made after this date. Be prepared for this change.
The deadline to enter the Championship, either as a full entrant, or a single entry, is Twelfth Night, January 10-12, 2014. Please send your letter of interest to the Kingdom Arts & Sciences Minister, by email to each of the following:
Their Royal Majesties, King and Queen of An Tir: email@example.com
Kingdom Arts & Sciences Minister: Nidda Ridarelli email@example.com
Your letter should include the following;
· Your SCA and Modern names
· Your branch
· The name of anyone you are in fealty to
· A description of what you entry or entries are. This should include the time and place the entries are based on.
· Contact information, email and phone number is required.
· The type of entrant you are, Single Entrant, In-Depth Feedback or Overall Champion
Information on the basic rules can be found at: http://www.currentmiddleages.org/artsci/resources.htm
Research papers are due at Tweflth Night along with your letter of intent.
****Please Note! The number of entries required for the overall championship is three (3) entries. All other rules and requirements remain the same.****
If you are not entering and would like to be a judge or student judge please let me know about your interests and areas of expertise.
You can see more information about the event and even make hotel registrations NOW! http://www.antir.sca.org/Upcoming/?Event_ID=2507
If you have any questions, please let me know! Thank you!
Yours in service,
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rushy needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 74 designs submitted by 24 freelance designers.
We need a new website designed for our samurai shop. We need the design to be clean, professional and well thought out and designed with great care and focus on the theme at hand. We can provide the general layout, you just need to design around it...
Samurai Shop
Desired Color Scheme:
Rich, strong and clean
Desired Style:
Like http://www.windwake.net
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
General feel of the Website:
Our website is a samurai-based 'shop' of sorts. We are looking for a unique, original design. Basically, when you look at the site, you should feel like you stepped into a shrine of all things samurai. So, for instance, the design could include samurai swords watermarked into the background, samurai masks or armour behind the left navbar, old samurai homes across the top navbar. Samurai sketches, in pencil, subtley worked into the design with old japanese symbols for things like'the bushido code' One good example of a great use of a subtle background can be seen on this website:
http://bushidocode.org/ - behind the writing on the left.
Overall, I would like to integrate an oriental, japanese samurai feel to the site without being overbearing or '1990's' background style.
The layout of the site should match this one:
http://www.windwake.net - in fact, I would love to have a design of this quality, using the same positions as everything on that page, only related to samurai and the samurai way.
A great image for a sidebar bg could be something like this:
I am not fussed on colours but my gut feeling is saying stick with fairly neutral colours, easy to read colours. So for instance, in the image above, colours would match that and bring the whole design into perspective and flow.
Website Logo/Name:
The site will be Samurai Shop and and I am not looking for anything overtly flash or fancy for the logo. Just a clean, up to date, professional, stylish and unique logo. Colours again would be fairly neutral or strong colours...If you imagine everything you felt while watching the movie, 'The Last Samurai', that is what I want to try and capture in the logo. So perhaps the text along with the japanese symbols for th ebushido code and the way of the samurai, or each one of the 7 codes of the samurai behind the text or even just one of them...integrated into the letters perhaps, so for every 'o' or 'a' a code symbol would replace it etc. Just one idea...
I am hoping some of you designers can be creative here and take away my general suggestion and turn it into something amazing :-)
A samurai themed website that looks as good as this site here, http://www.windwake.net, only it relates to samurais, not antiquities. The layout at the windwake site is perfect and I would like this matched as much as possible in the new design.
Good luck!
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White House press secretary Jay Carney said Monday the U.S. has not detected any military mobilization or repositioning of forces from Pyongyang to back up the threats from North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Nonetheless the U.S. has a made a point of publicizing its own recent military moves, including the deployment of bombers and F-22 stealth fighters to South Korea as part of two-month-long military exercises.
And on Monday U.S. officials said a Japan-based U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer capable of shooting down ballistic missiles had been positioned slightly closer to the Korean peninsula, though still within its usual operating area.
Last month, the Pentagon announced plans to increase by 2017 the number of Alaska-based missile interceptors designed to shoot down any prospective North Korean missile launch aimed at U.S. territory.
Pyongyang has reacted angrily to U.S.-South Korean military drills and a new round of U.N. and U.S. sanctions that followed North Korea's Feb. 12 underground nuclear test.
Carney called the U.S. response "prudent." He noted that such tough talk from North Korea is part of a familiar pattern.
Carney says the White House takes the threats "very seriously." But he says the rhetoric "is consistent with past behavior."


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It shows that its value is independent of the choice of decomposition. area of a rectangle is the product of the length of one side width. the area of a side of the equilateral triangle is multiplied by the square root of three, it is over a square area side 4 to the power of 2. isosceles right triangle is the area of a leg in the area of a square diamond is over 2 times the diagonal of two diagonally 1 everything over 2 area of a trapezoid is small or large base + base all over the trapezoid height 2.


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The search has begun in earnest for a successor to Paul Wolfowitz as head of the World Bank. But every sign is that despite widespread demands for change, the global lending institution's new president will once again be an American.
As the Bank's board met here to set in motion the nominating process, the European Commission in Brussels urged a quick appointment, stressing that the organisation needed "stable and strong political leadership". The White House announced that President Bush would soon name a candidate, to ensure "an orderly transition" that would allow the Bank to refocus on its mission of fighting poverty and promoting development.
Technically Mr Wolfowitz is staying on until the end of June. But so disliked is he among staff that the institution will be leaderless, in effect, until a new president is installed, making the search for a replacement especially urgent.
But there was no indication that demands from aid groups and development specialists for a more open selection process, embracing candidates from all countries, would be met. Instead, as on every occasion since the Bank was set up in 1945, an incoming president will once again be an American citizen, according to unwritten custom chosen by the US government, the largest shareholder in the Bank.
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ATHENS, Ga. _ The Lipscomb Bisons continue to receive baseball honors. The Bisons, 1-2 in the Athens Regional of the NCAA Tournament, placed two players on the All-Tournament Team.
Outfielder Blake Bratcher from Nashville and starting pitcher Rex Brothers from Shelbyville both were selected.
Bratcher batted .455 and was one of the leading hitters for the Bisons in the tournament. He also scored five runs, one of the leaders in the tournament in that category. He knocked in seven runs in the three games. He had one double and one home run among his five hits.
Brothers was the starting pitcher and the game winner against top-seeded Georgia in a 10-7 decision. He threw 5.1 innings, allowing nine hits and six runs, two earned. He walked four and struck out three. His earned run average for the tournament was 3.38.
The 2008 NCAA Athens Regional All-Tournament Team:
C-Jason Haniger, Ga. Tech
1B-Rich Poythress, Georgia
2B-Justin McClanahan, Louisville
3B-Ryan Peisel, Georgia
SS-Gordon Beckham, Georgia
OF-Matt Olson, Georgia
OF-Charlie Blackmon, Ga. Tech
OF-Blake Bratcher, Lipscomb
DH-Bryce Massanari, Georgia
P-Nick Montgomery, Georgia
P-Rex Brothers, Lipscomb
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The card is postmarked December (no date) 1911, Lincoln Nebraska
Sunday Eve
Was glad to see you looking so well today. But couldn't get you on the phone (co) tell you about Edward tonight.
Much love, Nellie
The reference to Edward is likely their nephew, Edward Fitzgerald, son of their sister, Mary Kelly Fitzgerald and John Fitzgerald. After the death of his wife, Mamie, in 1902, Edward seemed to move around quite a bit and at the time of his mother's death in 1940, news accounts listed him as a survivor, but "whereabouts unknown." He's one of those elusive family members who seems to have dropped off the face of the earth.
Or was it about another nephew, Edward Kelly, son of their brother Michael C. Kelly and Mary Keleher. To me, that seems less likely as this Edward was a youth of eight years in 1911.
The postcard raises more questions than it answers. Was the reference to Edward Fitzgerald? What was the news that Nellie wanted to tell her brother about Edward? And why is this the only item in Nellie's hand that was kept in the family archives? It certainly must have been of some significance.
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I have been trying like crazy to program the C1 & C2 dials for different manaul settings: C1 - F8 Aperture 1/200 ISO 200: C2-1 F5.6 Aperture 1/200 ISO 300. All i get is one setting overwriting the other so I end up with C1 & C2 with the same settings. The folks at Panasonic were not any help, just referred me to the owner's manual CD that came with the camera, which is where I started this frustrating quest.
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Charles Joseph "Joe" Clark, PC, CC, AOE (born June 5, 1939) is a Canadian journalist, politician, statesman, businessman, and university professor. He served as the 16th Prime Minister of Canada, from June 4, 1979, to March 3, 1980.
Despite his relative inexperience, Clark rose quickly in federal politics, entering the House of Commons in the 1972 election and winning the leadership of the Progressive Conservative Party in 1976. He came to power in the 1979 election, defeating the Liberal government of Pierre Trudeau and ending sixteen continuous years of Liberal rule. Taking office the day before his 40th birthday, Clark is the youngest man to become Prime Minister. His tenure was brief as he only won a minority government, and it was defeated on a motion of non-confidence. Clark subsequently lost the 1980 election and the leadership of the party in 1983.
He returned to prominence in 1984 as a senior cabinet minister in Brian Mulroney's cabinet, retiring from politics after not standing for re-election for the House of Commons in 1993. He made a political comeback in 1998 to lead the Progressive Conservatives before its dissolution, serving his final term in Parliament from 2000 to 2004. Clark today is recognized as a distinguished scholar and statesman, and serves as a university professor and as president of his own consulting firm.
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