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I am beautiful like a white swan in a pool of American mud.
Obama is a hybrid,
A mixed breed,
A handful of sludge thrown up against the wall
Of historical America.
How is it that the Democrats failed to impeach an obvious mistake,
Stood up for a communist
Who wanted to be Stalin shooting hoops in the school yard
Of his own paranoid failures
As we died in the bleachers waiting for words
That never reached reality,
Speeches that were as worthless as candy wrappers on the ground?
There is something out of joint in Obama's soul.
The bolts of his intentions have become unscrewed in the failure
Of his pathway.
He is the partial Muslim who was supposed to put out the fires
In the Middle East.
We are burning.
He was going to improve the economy instead of bankrupt
The individual and put the nation trillions in debt.
He was going to improve black incomes instead of pickpocket them.
He was going to wage a war on men but it spilled over onto women.
He was going to get the red and blue states to get along
Instead of encouraging many of them to long to secede.
He was going to end race wars until there was Ferguson.
Instead of creating income inequality he made the poor poorer.
He put strings through Holder's head and used him as a puppet
To represent his lies.
He won a Nobel prize.
Since when has failure become its own reward?
He is the sadness of enthusiasm backfiring on itself on a broken highway.
Is his one accomplishment gay marriage?
Or is that his failure to understand biology and that perversion
Is not a moral evaluation but a definition whose validity is anatomical?
With Obama everything goes.
I wish he would go along with his irresponsible ideas.
An intruder climbed over the White House fence.
Why doesn't Obama climb out of it and disappear
Into his failed his history,
His neighborhood of arrogance?
Obama is the mistake that keeps on thinking he can do no wrong.
He thinks that he is Louis XIV, the Sun King, but he is America's eclipse.
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Herman Edward Kalani Puaoi Sr.
Posted On January 10th, 2013 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Dec. 25, 2012
Herman Edward Kalani Puaoi Sr., 49, of Molokai, an Army veteran, died on Molokai. He was born on Molokai. He is survived by son Herman E.K. Jr.; daughters Numela N.L. Puaoi-Kelii and Jamie-Lee L. Channels-Puaoi; mother Lillian H.; brothers Ernest K.B. Sr., William K.D., Ernest K. Jr., Wayne H.K. Sr. and Gregory C.K. Sr.; sisters Lillian C.K. Iaukea, Ardis A.H. Farris, Bridget L. Davis, Ernell L. Puaoi-Guzman and Lorraine P. Puaoi; and six grandchildren. Services: 6 to 9 p.m. Friday at Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, Kaunakakai. Scattering of ashes: 8 a.m. Saturday at Moomomi, Molokai, then at Kepuhi Beach, Molokai.
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Rockstand Digital Pvt Ltd Walk-in interview for fresher's on 12th June 2015 for Sales at Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Lucknow, Kolkata, Delhi/NCR, Guwahati, Ahmedabad. Any Graduate, MBA/PGDM graduates can apply for the opening. Grab the great job opportunity to kick start your career as a fresher. Before you apply, read the job profile clearly to get to know the eligibility criteria. Rockstand Digital Pvt Ltd Walk-In Any Graduate, MBA/PGDM freshers 2015 for Sales at Bangalore, Mumbai, Chennai, Pune, Lucknow, Kolkata, Delhi/NCR, Guwahati, Ahmedabad. Candidates who have completed Any Graduate, MBA/PGDM can apply for this job from Rockstand Digital Pvt Ltd.
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Rockstand, the leading free mobile App for eBooks, eMagazines & ePapers, available across Android, IOS & Windows platforms & establish itself as a preferred virtual knowledge sharing platform to enhance the digital reading experience. Aligned with more than 1000+ publishers to rapidly digitize content, Rockstand currently has a vast library of over 150,000+ titles across genres. A unique blend of 300+ mainstream eNewspapers from 20+ states gives users a comprehensive and diverse experience of the latest and fastest news coverage..!!
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Florida ska-punk band Less Than Jake have released a new music video for their song "Conviction Notice." The song comes from the band's 2008 album, GNV FLA.
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(PRWEB) July 3, 2006
The traditional family vacation is shifting ever so gradually. In the past two summers Canadian resort owners have noticed that the summer family bookings are coming later in the seasonal reservation cycle. In addition, some resorts are not even being filled during the two peak summer months. As surprising as it may seem, resort owners might not be doing anything wrong. Rather, demographics are dictating changes in the nature of vacations and holiday travel plans.
Statistics indicate that Canada has the most entrenched baby boom generation by percentage of any country in the world. Since most boomers are approaching or thinking about retirement and they tend to be well-off with plenty of disposable income, with their children in the process of leaving the nest for university, work or raising their own families, it makes sense that the travel patterns of baby boomers has changed dramatically. Unfortunately, many vacation resorts have not sought out ways to tap into the changing marketplace and target baby boomers -- these are the one's that are conducting the most amount of travel, but seek out different requirements than the traditional family vacationers.
Although many Ontario vacation resorts have been caught unaware and scratching their heads as to what is happening to their business, a shift in the Canadian resort market is being made from family travel to adult only vacations, and thankfully a few resorts have caught onto this trend and are setting the stage for a different kind of travel experience for those that prefer an adult vacation experience.
Empty nesters tend to be discerning when choosing a Canadian vacation spot. Because they have been through the child rearing years, they generally try to avoid screaming children while on vacation, and they want a full-service resort experience including such things as spa services and fine dining. This opens up a whole new niche market and not just for the large, full-service properties sporting golf courses and multiple dining rooms. The baby boomer generation is also value-conscious and seeks out properties that provide excellent service at a fair price and generally they don't pay "rack rates".
For this reason, a small sector of Canadian resorts have used the shift in demographics to seek out un-tapped markets in the travel industry that will focus highly on what baby boomers desire in an Ontario vacation -- adult vacation getaways.
One such resort that seems to have figured out this trend that is just in its earliest stages is Heather Lodge (http://www.heatherlodge.com) in the Haliburton Highlands of Ontario. Heather Lodge has a rich historic tradition in the Haliburton area, and it has spent the past two years up-scaling their property and gearing up for an increase in adult baby boomer and senior travel. Like most resorts they offer a beautiful waterfront view, but there are some things that distinguish them from many other resorts.
Heather Lodge has reached out to meet the baby boomers lifestyle requirements by offering suites with fireplaces. In addition, they accommodate busy lifestyles with booking by the night -- even throughout the summer when weekly business is the norm in the Haliburton Highlands. While motel units, as opposed to waterfront resorts, are available by the night during July and August in Haliburton, availability of high-quality nightly reservations such as those found at Heather Lodge are typically not available.
Another service that the baby boomer population is seeking at adult vacation resorts is home cooked meals. Heather Lodge has capitalized on this desire by offering delicious home cooked meals served in their dining room that overlooks the lake. In addition, a personal touch is offered as the innkeepers serve these well-prepared meals.
Last but not least, the baby boomer market seeks out exceptional service that is personable and genuine. This is the magic formula that appeals to the boomers hard-wired sense of value, quality, and integrity that most have come to expect in a holiday location. Customers will return again and again for this kind of old-world service and attention to detail.
The one thing that resonates is that baby boomer generation is full of communicators -- when they find something they like, the word gets spread quickly. Connie Meiling who takes great pride in the resorts transition says, "A great deal of our business comes from word of mouth. This is a labor of love and we just keep working away at it, making it better and better."
As the demographics continue to change, it is expected that more Canadian vacation properties will come to realize the growing market for adult only vacation packages. In the meantime, Heather Lodge has done a remarkable job of setting the benchmark for other resort properties in the Ontario region as a high caliber adult only vacation destination.
Heather Lodge, an adult-only vacation facility with five acres of waterfront and abundant trees, is a target destination for youthful and senior guests that seek privacy and personalized service. For more information, please call 705-489-3257 or visit http://www.heatherlodge.com.


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Building inspections Melbourne are very important things that prove to be a great asset in the later years of investment for the investing company who invests large amount of capital on a particular piece of property. There are times one can say they are trying to get the best deal possible but this is mostly easier said than done by most of us. There are thousand things one needs to look into in detail before buying a piece of land or a building and one can never have the enough amounts of help one needs. A person might have a proposed budget for a house or a office plan and he or she needs a particular plot to build a building on, or in some cases well-built buildings too are purchased from the dealers.
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Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-AL) said that he was "still hopeful" that Congress would block President Barack Obama's executive action on immigration "this year" on Wednesday's "Kelly File" on the Fox News Channel.
"This is so an basic erosion of congressional authority that it goes without saying that Republicans and Democrats together should reject it. We absolutely have to reject it, and sooner or later we're going to do so. This is not going to be able to stand. We cannot allow it to stand … our Congress needs to stand up and be counted. And so far, I'm still hopeful they'll get that done this year and in the future" he stated.
Sessions added that "the president has just basically refused to enforce law that Congress has passed, and he's created an alternative system of immigration that Congress explicitly refused to pass, and that's what he's making law. He cannot do that. Congress makes the law, not the president."
And, "This is a sad day for the country that the president has demonstrated such a lack of credibility. I got to tell you this is a very sad day. The president of the United States should look the American people in the eye day after day and tell the truth."
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There is more than enough material in these spiral-bound packs for you to provide your KS3 or S1-3 pupils with one piece of homework for every week of the school year (or they can be used as end-of-lesson fillers).
Your pupils will find the activities stimulating and challenging, reinforcing the work that they have already covered in class; while the lively, eye-catching artwork will make the activities fun to do.
Activities progress from the more structured and straightforward to more open-ended ones and each book includes teacher's notes, full answers to each worksheet, plus suggestions for extension activities for the more able pupils.
There are four ¡Adelante! packs available for KS3:
Ideal for ages 11-14/KS3 (Years 7-9) or S1-3 in Scotland.
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Support for children in care
Learn more about the support available for children and young people in care
Learn about adopting a child, accessing information about parents and adopted children and adoption guidelines.
- Information for foster and kinship carers
Further information for carers including payments, support and resources.
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The Year 5 and 6 Football team finished 3rd in the 2015-16 Uxbridge and District Large Schools' League. The team played some fantastic football during the course of the season and were only beaten once during the league campaign, finishing with 5 wins, 3 draws and one defeat.
In the annual Packham Memorial 6 a-side competition, the team again performed well. Following wins against both Cowley St. Laurence and Hillingdon, and a narrow defeat by St. Bernadette, Oak Farm progressed as group winners to the quarter-final.
A hard-fought match against Hillingdon was won with a fantastic strike from James Ford, setting up a semi-final encounter with Cherry Lane. Oak Farm played well, creating some good opportunities, but unfortunately ended up losing a close game 2-1. Well done to the team for a great effort in awful weather conditions and congratulations to them for their bronze medals. Huge thanks to Mr Sweeney and Miss Mitchell and to all of our very wet supporters!
All of the boys who have played during the season have represented the school brilliantly and should be very proud of their achievements.
Our Girls' Football teams took part in the Uxbridge and Hayes Girls' Tournament in November. Our 'B' team performed valiantly against strong opposition in their group; they drew one of their matches and were narrowly beaten in their other two.
The 'A' team, meanwhile, won all of their three group games, with Kimi Leung scoring a hat-trick in the third of the games. In the semi-final, the team battled hard but came up against a very good Hillingdon team, who went on to win the competition. Well done to all of year 4, 5 and 6 girls who took part and congratulations to the 'A' team on their bronze medal-winning performance!


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A prominent member of the international Fluxus art movement of the 1960s, Shigeko Kubota was invited to move to New York from Tokyo in 1964 by the movement's unofficial leader, George Maciunas. While Kubota's interdisciplinary work pointed to her influences from John Cage and Marcel Duchamp, in her compositions of television monitors embedded in wooden boxes and other sculptural structures, Kubota emphasized form and permanence rather than the destruction and mutability found in many Fluxus performances. Reflecting the Buddhist environment in which she was raised, Kubota had a fundamental interest in the unfolding of time as depicted in mural paintings and hand scrolls, one which she believed was paralleled in the frame-by-frame unfolding of video.
For the High Line, Kubota presented her silent video, Rock Video: Cherry Blossom (1986). Comprised of layered shots of pale pink cherry blossoms against a bright blue sky, the video uses electronic processing techniques to transform and manipulate the delicate images, creating a dynamic convergence of the natural forms of the blossoms and the technological form of the medium on which they are captured.
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While the laws he is accused of breaking are largely arcane election rules relating to political donations, the trial will shine a spotlight on the one-time darling of the Democratic Party and his dramatic fall from grace.
A former vice presidential candidate, Edwards' wife, Elizabeth, was dying of cancer when he conducted his affair with Rielle Hunter, who became pregnant in 2008 as he was running for his party's presidential nomination.
The trial, in the town of Greensboro in his home state of North Carolina, will focus on donated money which was spent on flying Miss Hunter around the country, and later to hide her away with a campaign aide, Andrew Young.
At one stage, as the media got wind of the affair and pregnancy, Edwards even persuaded Mr Young to claim paternity of Miss Hunter's daughter.
The prosecution claims that the donations, which were not declared, gave the candidate an unfair advantage, because they allowed him to pretend to voters that he was happily married to Mrs Edwards, a popular figure in her own right who died in 2010.
In his defence, Edwards is expected to argue that the money was given in a personal capacity by well-wishers, and that he did not know how it would be spent.
The trial, which is due to last six weeks, will continue with jury selection in the morning, with opening statements expected to begin in the afternoon.
Both Miss Hunter and Mr Young, who wrote a book about the scandal and was sued by the couple for the return of a videotape in which the couple were shown having sex, are expected to testify.


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Kulolo is a Hawaiian dessert made primarily with baked or steamed grated taro corms and either with grated coconut meat or coconut milk. Considered a pudding, kulolo has a solid consistency like fudge and is often served cut into squares. Its consistency is also described as chewy and lumpy similar to tapioca.
Traditional kulolo recipes call for wrapping the mixture in ti leaves and baking it in an imu (underground oven) for 6 to 8 hours. Modern recipes call for placing the mixture in a baking pan, covering it with aluminum foil, and baking in a standard oven for about 1-2 hours.
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Tea has proven to be an efficient weight loss supplement and it boosts energy, promotes fat oxidation and reduces fat storage.
Fairhope, AL -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/10/2014 -- Black tea is normally sweet in taste and it is cultivated by utilizing additives and natural softener. Black tea is one of the most widely consumed teas all over the world. Many people like it and use it as a necessary part in the everyday breakfast. These teas are originated from exactly the same plant from which oolong, green and white tea originates from. This tea includes an exclusively strong taste as well as darkish color. This tea is usually taken to combat the stress of everyday life. It is a good stress buster and acts as a suitable source of leisure for busy professionals.
The herbal tea is different as compared to normal tea as it is a mixture of herbs and is not made from the leaves of tea bush. It might be made out of dried or fresh leaves, roots or seeds, usually by pouring boiled water over the parts of the plant and allowing them to steep for few minutes. Drinking this tea is one way to prevent the ill effects of drinking caffeine laden drinks and sometimes spices might be added to attain additional zing or for certain medicinal benefits.
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Brief factbox on Matthew Hayden
Brief factbox on Australia batsman Matthew Hayden who announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday.cricket Updated: Jan 13, 2009 08:52 IST
Brief factbox on Australia batsman Matthew Hayden who announced his retirement from international cricket on Tuesday.
Aged 37, born Oct. 29 1971, Kingaroy, Australia. Left-hand batsman.
Test debut in 1994, scoring 15 and five against South Africa in Johannesburg, but did not play again for almost two years. Played another five tests, making his first test hundred against West Indies in Adelaide in 1997, then dropped again, this time for three years. Made his second comeback in March 2000 and established himself as a permanent member of the Australian test team in a formidable partnership with fellow opener Justin Langer.
Played 103 tests, scoring 8,625 runs at an average of 50.73. Has a highest test score of 380, and made 30 centuries. Played in 161 one-day internationals, scoring 6,133 runs at an average of 43.80.
Made first double-hundred (203) against India in Madras in March 2001 then scored four centuries in a row later that season to be named Australia's player of the year for 2002. Was named Wisden Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 2003 after helping Australia win the World Cup in South Africa then broke Brian Lara's world record for the highest test score when he made 380 against Zimbabwe. Lara reclaimed the record four months later with the first test quadruple-century.
Lost his place in the Australian one-day team in 2004 and again in 2005 but earned a recall in 2006 and set an Australian ODI record of 181 not out against New Zealand in 2007. Helped Australia win the 2007 World Cup, finishing as the tournament's leading run scorer with 659 runs at 73.22 including three centuries.
Played his last test against South Africa in Sydney in January 2009. Was dropped from the one-day team then announced his retirement the following week.
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PITTSBURGH, May 18, 2009 — Health professionals are required to provide help for victims of intimate partner violence (IPV), yet many do not even discuss the issue with their patients, according to a University of Pittsburgh study in the current issue of Violence and Victims.
Led by Judy C. Chang, M.D., M.P.H., assistant professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at the University of Pittsburgh and gynecologist at Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC, the study found that when health care professionals are supported by their clinical institution, they feel competent and are more willing to help women experiencing IPV.
"Health administration's recognition of IPV as a health care priority creates a supportive clinical environment that allows health care providers to feel comfortable and confident in their ability to help abused women," said Dr. Chang. "Without such support, health care providers are less comfortable in their ability to address this issue with their patients."
The study included focus groups and individual interviews with health care providers from two hospitals in western Pennsylvania. Participants were from an ob-gyn clinic serving a low-income population and a general medicine clinic serving patients from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. Interviews were conducted with clinicians and focus groups were conducted with clinical support staff.
All participants said they felt a responsibility to help female victims of abuse but felt they needed more resources, time, IPV-focused training and system support.
"The findings of this study indicate that even when health care professionals recognize a responsibility and a role in dealing with abused women, support, resources and information are necessary to respond appropriately. The varying confidence levels between the groups also may be related to the different specialties," noted Dr. Chang. "An ob-gyn clinic provides care to women only, while a general medicine facility – even one with a women's health focus – is responsible for both women and men."
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Dish Network subscribers hopefully never have to deal with any problems or downtime with their service. But if the time arises it helps to know the available options for Dish Network customer service.
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If your support need isn't urgent, you can either email them using Dish's website contact form,or send a tweet to their customer service under the moniker @DishAnswers. No matter your method of contact, Dish promises a high of level of service and a timely response to your question or issue.
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As mentioned earlier, you might be able to solve your issue without even contacting Dish customer support. Dish organizes their technical information and FAQs based on the service type and equipment. New subscribers waiting for their installation date are able to check out equipment documentation and a pre-installation checklist to ensure everything goes smoothly.
Separate sections exist for different services like Dish Anywhere, which allows the viewing of Dish content on a smartphone, tablet, or computer, as well as the Blockbuster @Home service, providing a collection of movie channels along with on demand video streaming of first-run movies to your TV, computer, or mobile device. A convenient FAQ chart for the latter service lists the channel numbers along with HD and SD format availability, along with step by step instructions for viewing the service on your TV or alternate device.
Some of Dish Network's more esoteric equipment like their Tailgater portable Satellite TV unit also feature their own support and FAQ sections. Additionally, if you want additional services from Dish, like a bundle that includes Home Phone and High Speed Internet, or even their specialized home theater installation services, you will find support and FAQ sections linked off the Dish Network support page.
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by Clyde Burch
This article was not dated but we believe it was written about 1955. Mr. Burch was interested in forming an organization to preserve and honor the history of Callaway County. The present Kingdom of Callaway Historical Society first met on June 2, 1960 at the Public Library.
Organization of the County
Callaway County was organized November 25, 1820, from a section of Montgomery County. It is one of three counties which can claim the distinction of being twenty-third in date of organization by the state. Callaway, Gasconade, and Saline all came into existence in November, 1820.
It (Callaway) contained more than 800 square miles of land and was located with Audrain on the north, Montgomery on the east, Cole and Osage on the south, and Boone on the west. The first census taken in 1821 showed a population of 1,797.
County Seat
Immediately after the county was organized the county seat was established at Elizabeth (now Hams Prairie). The county seat remained at Elizabeth (named in honor of Mrs. Henry Brite) for four years. It was an attractive location for a town in the center of a small fertile prairie. However, it was not long before the question of moving the county seat arose. Most of the people thought Elizabeth was too far from the center of the county. A committee was appointed to choose a new site and they chose the site of what is today Fulton.
In 1825, the future county seat was fixed on a tract of land, fifty acres in extant, sold by George Nichols for $50.00 for that purpose. In addition, Mr. Nichols agreed to clear the timber off the spot on which a courthouse was to be located.
Fulton was originally called Volney, after a French author. There was considerable opposition to this name. Robert Dunlap waged a successful campaign to change the name to Fulton, in honor of Robert Fulton, inventor of the steamboat.
First Courthouse
The first courthouse in Fulton was built by J. Ferguson in 1826-27. It was 36 feet square built of brick, two stories high, with a brick floor in the first story and cost over $1,300. At the time it was considered one of the finest courthouses west of the Mississippi River. The principal part of the funds was obtained in the following manner: one Hiram Bryan was charged with stealing a horse; he was put under a heavy bond for his appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court, and William Bryan became his bondsman. Hiram decided to dispense with the trial, and so ran away, leaving his security to pay the forfeited bond. This, with a small additional sum of county money, was appropriated to the construction of the courthouse.
Other Early Buildings
The first cabin in Fulton was built by Mr. Nichols. The next was built by John Yates, at the southwest corner of the public square. The first hotel log-house was erected by Joseph Sitton. James Fisher was the pioneer grocer and saloonkeeper. William Coward was the first saddler in the town. William Armstrong was the first tailor. Garrett Nichols was the first blacksmith.
The population grew very fast during this period of history. In 1821 there were 1,797 people in Callaway County. In 1830 there were 6,159 and in 1840 there were 11,765. As a result many little villages were organized. Some of them are: Concord , 12 miles north of Fulton and 4 miles west of Auxvasse, was settled in 1834. Millersburg, 12 miles west of Fulton, was settled in 1828. Portland, 20 miles southeast of Fulton, was settled in 1831. New Bloomfield was settled in 1831 by Major James D. McGray. In 1827 Thomas Caldwell settled Pottersville 9 miles south of Fulton. Williamsburg, 16 miles east, northeast of Fulton, was settled in 1834.
About the year 1834, a colony of Germans settled in the southeastern part of Callaway, and began immediately to test the adaptability of the soil to the culture of the grape. In 1837-38 a still larger immigration occurred, and the bluffs and hillsides began to be dotted with vineyards.
The first school taught at Cotes Sans Dessein, as recorded in a letter by one Ferguson, was taught in the winter of 1818-19 by Joseph James. This is the only account of education in the settlements except the private school taught in Fulton. It was taught by "Peg Leg" Dunlap, who came to Fulton in 1834. When he was 21 years old he could neither read nor write. About this time he went to the mill at St. Charles to grind and his horse fell on his leg and caused him to lose the leg. This was hard for him to adjust to, so he started to teach himself to read and write. He did this and wrote a textbook to use while teaching school. He traveled about the country holding private classes for as long as three months in one location. He had an average of 15 pupils at each school. The school in Fulton was held where the Palace Hotel parking lot is now situated. He went as far south as Alabama while teaching these classes. He combined the work of an auditor with that of teaching school. When he was returning from a trip in 1840, he died at Portland of cholera.
During this period of settlement, many churches saw their beginning. The Courthouse was used on Sundays as a Church. Many services were held in homes, also. The first church in Callaway, except the Catholic at Cote Sans Dessein, was the Salem Church, a Baptist mission. Fulton Primitive Baptist Church was organized in 1832, in the home of James McKinney, and named Liberty, after Liberty McKinney, a son of James McKinney. Among the constituent members were Theodrick Boulware and wife, Sam Martin and wife, R. Shelley and wife. The first church building was of brick and was erected in 1833-34, at a cost of $3,000.
Salem Baptist Church was located in the Auxvasse township. Its organization dates back to 1820 or 1821. The names of some of the original members were: James Coats and wife, John Watson and wife, Edward Walker and wife. The first pastor, Rev. William Coats, served the congregation until his death in 1835. At one time the church had over one hundred members. The building was constructed of logs. The construction of the church was supervised by Rev. Coats and the pulpit was built by his own hands.
Cedar Creek Old School Baptist Church was organized July 14, 1821, by Rev. Edward Turner and Thomas Campbell. The names of the original members were William Edwards and Sally, his wife, Virgil Edwards, Absalom Renfro and Chloe, his wife, Thomas P. Stephens, Elijah Stephens, Nancy Edwards, and Sukey (a slave). The first church, built in 1825, burned down. In 1831 another building was erected.
The first Presbyterian Church organized in the county was the Auxvasse Church, (now known as Old Auxvasse) located near the Auxvasse Creek. It was organized June 1, 1828. At that time, Reverends William P. Cockren and Thomas R. Durfee were present . Eleven persons presented letters from other churches, signed a solemn covenant, and were organized as the Auxvasse Church. John Hamilton and Reuben Scott were elected and ordained ruling elders. In 1823 Reverend David Kirkpatrick preached in a neighboring schoolhouse. The following year Reverend William S. Lacy, from St. Charles County preached at the house of Mr. Samuel Dyer. On the February 13, 1826 the neighbors met together with the purpose of cutting logs, with which to build a house of worship, and the next day the house was raised. This building was of hewed log, twenty by twenty-six feet. In the middle of one side was the door, in the other was the pulpit with a window behind. There also was a window in either end.
In September, 1832, the church held its first great camp meeting. Because the church building was small a shed was built to accommodate those who might attend. This was capable of holding almost 1,000 persons. Three times a day under this shed there was preaching. For the purpose of securing light at night, six platforms, four or five feet high, were erected around the shed. These were covered with earth, and fires of hickory bark kept burning upon them, sending up their flames like so many ancient altars. People came from near and far to attend this meeting and the membership of the church increased greatly.
James Tate was elected to the office of Elder when the Fulton Presbyterian Church was organized June 14, 1835. Reverend R.L. McAfee gave the first sermon. He spoke about the following passages: Deuteronomy 33:26-29.
The Methodist Church of Fulton met from 1821 to 1828 in the home of Robert Dunlap. In 1828 they built a church building in Fulton. Some of the other churches which were organized and the date of founding are as follows:
- Middle River Baptist – August, 1824
- Providence Baptist – August 5, 1826
- Concord Church – June 25, 1833
- New Bloomfield Presbyterian Church – 1835
- New Providence Cumberland Presbyterian Church – October 4, 1823
- Church of Christ at Antioch – October, 1828
Economic and Social Life
The people who came to Callaway County were not attracted by the glitter of gold. They were mostly young and middle-aged men with families who came here with the purpose of making homes and settling their families on cheap government land. The settler s traveled and settled close to parallel lines of latitude; hence we find that north central Missouri was settled mainly by Virginians and Kentuckians, while the southern portion of the state was settled more by Tennesseans and Carolinians.
The settlers were living during a time of self-reliance and brave, persevering toil. The experience of one settler was just about the same as those of the others. Nearly all the settlers were poor; they faced the same hardships and stood generally on t he same footing. These settlers had their hardships, but they also had their own peculiar joys. If they were poor, they were free from the burden of pride and vanity: free also from the anxiety and care that always attends the possession of wealth. Other people's eyes cost them nothing. If they had few neighbors, they were on the best of terms with those they had. Envy, jealousy and strife had not crept in. A common interest and a common sympathy bound them together with the strongest ties. They were a little world to themselves and enjoyed the good feeling that came with realizing this.
Among those pioneers with the same interests, there were no castes, except an aristocracy of benevolence, and no nobility except a nobility of generosity. Neighbors did not wait for an invitation when another's house had burned. They immediately went to help the unfortunate one rebuild. One man's interest was every other man's interest. These settlers helped one another as if they were all blood relations. They knew they had to live this way for protection. After leaving the security of laws in the East, they were now left to protect themselves. Each man's protection was in the goodwill and friendship of those around him.
House and Home Comforts
The first buildings in the county were not exactly nice, comfortable log cabins. They were a cross between "hoop cabins" and Indian bark huts. As soon as enough men could be gotten together for a cabin raising, then log cabins were in sty le.
A window with sash and glass was a rarity, and was an evidence of wealth and aristocracy, which but few could support. They were often made with greased paper put over the window, which admitted a little light, but more often there was nothing what ever over it, or the cracks between the logs, without either chinking or daubing, were the dependence for light and air. The doors were fastened with old-fashioned wooden latches, and for a friend, or neighbor, or traveler, the string always hung out. The pioneers of the west were hospitable and entertained visitors to the best of their ability.
The pioneer did not eat what we today would call a balanced meal, but they had food to keep them healthy. The cooking was done with pot and kettles over the heat of the fireplace. These pioneers had to live on what they could grow, find in the woods, or happen to find for sale. There were many wild animals in the woods, they could grow many vegetables, and they could buy some things.
After the mill was begun by J.S. Ferguson they could grind (wheat and corn) much easier. Deer would be seen daily trooping over the prairie in herds of from twelve to twenty, and sometimes as many as fifty would be grazing together. Elk were also found, and wild turkeys and prairie chickens without number. Trapping wolves became a very profitable business after the State began to pay a bounty for wolf scalps.
There were fish in every stream. Sometimes a group would get together and take cooking utensils and travel a long distance to catch fish and be together.
These pioneers were honest and sincere in their relations. They hated cowards and falsehoods most of all. When there was a house to be raised and everyone had gathered, the men would pile up logs while the women prepared the dinner. Sometimes it was cooked over a big log fire near the site where the cabin was being built, other times it would be prepared at the nearest cabin. Thus, the pioneers of the day led a very happy and satisfying life.
The only plows they had at first were what they styled "bull plows". The mould-boards were generally of wood or half iron. The man who had one of the latter was looked upon as something of an aristocrat. But these old bull plows did good service and they must be awarded the honor of first stirring the soil of Callaway County.
The pioneers enjoyed hunting and trapping, but they enjoyed hunting bee trees most. These trees were found along the Missouri River and sometimes along streams in the county. Many of the settlers would go into camps for days during the late summer for the purpose of securing honey from the bees.
The economic and social life of the pioneer is very well described in PIONEER FAMILIES OF MISSOURI by Rose:
"The poor women had a pretty hard time, for in addition to taking care of the children and doing all the ordinary domestic work and house-cleaning, with none of the modern improvements to aid them, they had to manufacture cloth from raw material and make all the clothes worn by themselves and their families. Some idea of the trial they had to pass through can be obtained from the following extract of a letter written by one of the pioneer women of Callaway County to her sister in Kentucky who had made inquiries as to how she liked her new home."
"The men and the dogs have a fine time, but the poor women have to suffer. They have to pack water from one-half to one mile and do all the washing and cooking. So my advice to you is, stay where you are. But if you see anyone coming to this part of the country, please send me a plank cradle for poor little Patrick. His poor little back is full of hard lumps and skinned all over, lying in nothing but a cradle George made out of one-half of a hollowed log. With a piece of wood on one end as a pillow. The poor child had a hard time for he hain't got but two shirts in the world and both of them made from nettle bark that almost scratches him to death. Great dents and whelps are all over the little creature's back. I don't want to have any more children if the poor little things are to be treated in this way. I told George so last night, and what you reckon he said? He said it was the very thing –it would make them tough and they could stand Bare and Deer hunting. George has got him a buckskin huntin- shirt and pants, and he is gone hunting day and night.
We have got some good neighbors and we visit each other when we can. I forgot to tell you of a wedding George and I attended last week. They were married by an old Hard Shell Preacher by the name of Jabe Ham. He had on a long buckskin overcoat that looked so funny! The man was in his shirtsleeves with white cotton socks and buckskin slippers on his feet. The girl was dressed in a short-waisted, low necked, short-sleeved white cotton dress, that was monstrous short for a tall girl like she was, for I don't reckon there was more than five yards of cloth in her dress. She had on buckskin slippers and her hair was tied up with a buckskin string, which is all the go out here. And when Mr. Ham was spelling and reading the ceremony from the book, the girl commenced sneezing, and the buckskin string slipped off and her hair flew all over her face, and everybody laughed."
The years 1818 to 1838 were important formative years in Callaway County. The people of Callaway have a commendable interest in history. Our past is a precious heritage which we must hold in trust for future generations. McCaulay has said that; "A people which takes no pride in the noble achievements of remote ancestors, will never achieve anything worthy to be remembered by remote descendants." However, we should keep in mind that those experiences of the past (history) which will help us develop better as human beings should receive greatest emphasis. In the words of the French thinker, Jean Jawres, we should "take from the altars of the past the fire—not the ashes."
A few methods used in some counties to stimulate interest in history are:
- Start a historical museum in the community.
- Form a County Historical Society (affiliated with State Society).
- Arrange for preservation of a local historical site.
- Make a historical map of the county.
- Preparing a pamphlet about local historical sites.
- Arranging for display of local historical documents.
- Writing of a new county history book.
- Setting up a section in the local public library for local history materials.
- Preservation of a site and starting a museum can sometimes be a joint project, i.e. preserve a prominent old house or building and establish a museum therein. A small admittance fee and proper publicity will usually insure sufficient income to maintai n the project once it is established.
Editor's note: TheKingdom of Callaway Historical Society was officially chartered by the State Historical Society on July 15, 1960. We are proud to report that all nine items in the list above (and more!) have been accomplished.


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Brandon Harris crept behind Cam Cameron and playfully tapped him on the side of the stomach.
"You're not supposed to be talking to the media," LSU's smiling freshman quarterback whispered to his offensive coordinator. Cameron turned away from a group of reporters and smirked.
This is an 18-year-old kidding around with his teacher, right? A bubbly, young player poking at his older coach, no?
Nothing more, huh?
In the tense, tight battle for LSU's starting quarterback job, the smallest of signs can be viewed under the most powerful of microscopes.
"I would say this confidently," Cameron said of the duel between Harris and sophomore Anthony Jennings, both fighting to replace Zach Mettenberger, "We're going to have more than one quality starter at LSU."
Maybe that was the most revealing nugget to emerge from LSU's annual media day Sunday: Both Jennings and Harris will be ready to play, and both might play.
In their first interviews in months, Jennings, Harris and Cameron were pelted with questions about a competition that appears to be a dead heat one week through a monthlong preseason camp.
No one flinched. Little was revealed. The battle rages.
"There's a feel element to it," Cameron said of picking a starter. "You can't make the decision based on stats and on paper. You're going to need more than one quarterback throughout the course of the season.
"Right now, I'm confident we can develop more than one guy who can play at the starting level," he continued. "At that point, I think Les (Miles) will have a greater feel for what's best for the team and (what) gives us the best chance to win that game. He knows how to win games one game at a time."
So a flip-flop situation? One of them starts that game and another starts the next?
"We don't have that answer," Jennings said.
Jennings seemed to be the favorite entering fall camp. The pendulum began to swing after he followed a shaky Outback Bowl performance with a middling spring game. Harris wowed fans with his vertical passing skills in the spring game, and Miles has said over the summer that he's got more natural talent than his competitor.
Game on.
"We've got a neat thing going there," special teams coordinator Bradley Dale Peveto said with a wry smile.
How close is the competition? Tight enough to make Miles put Jennings off limits to reporters during the first week of fall camp last week. Harris, as all true freshmen, is banned from speaking to reporters outside of the annual media day.
For the first time publicly, Harris answered questions about the fight for the starting gig.
How are the two different?
"Honestly, I couldn't tell you. He's a guy who can run just like I can run. He's a guy who can throw just like I can throw," Harris said. "I don't know anything that may separate us from each other. I'm taller, he's shorter. I don't know. I couldn't give you a reason."
The differences are clear to most. Miles has said that Harris is faster, and Jennings is "thicker." Harris seems to be better vertically as a passer, but Jennings' frame is more fit for a college quarterback.
For instance, at one point during practice last week, Jennings was given the ball during goal-line tackling drills. Harris stood and watched.
One's talkative (Harris) and the other more shy (Jennings).
During interviews, it was clear who was more comfortable and laid back in the setting: the same guy who poked his coach toward the end of the hourlong interview session.
"Les said that?" Harris said when told Miles said he was the faster of the two.
"I haven't raced him, so I don't know about that," Harris said drawing laughter.
The two sat just a few feet apart, answering questions from some of the 200 credentialed media members present. A team communications assistant was never far off, listening as reporters peppered the pair of quarterbacks on the race to win the job.
"Quarterback for a top 15 program," Jennings said. "This is what happens. I'm ready for it."
He's never dealt with it before.
Jennings, a three-year starter at Georgia's Marietta High, is in the midst of what he says is his first "strong competition with anybody."
What does he have to do to win the job and remain at No. 1 on the depth chart? Form better chemistry with his receivers, according to the quarterback.
"I'm obviously not perfect, but I feel like I've got to get better with the receivers, getting the ball to the receivers, being more vocal with the line," he said.
Harris, an early enrollee, was playing high school football just eight months ago. But he drops the word "mastered" when discussing his knowledge of LSU's offense.
He quickly corrects himself in front of 20-plus reporters.
"Got the vast majority of it in," he said.
"If the game was to start today or tomorrow," Harris said later during the interview, "I think I'd obviously be ready to play."
There's a long way to go before that decision is made, according to comments from Cameron. Whoever is named to start the season opener against Wisconsin on Aug. 30 might not be No. 1 all season anyway.
So sit back, relax and enjoy a quarterback battle that might not end until the 2014 season.
"I learned sometimes it's cut and dry," Cameron said. "It's this guy then that guy. If it's not this guy then that guy, you realize, you're going to need more than one quarterback to go through a 14-game season anyway. So you better just focus on getting all ready to play.
"That said, somebody's going to walk out there and take that first snap. Sometimes you just can't quantify it," Cameron said when asked about the determining factor in naming a No. 1. "That's where head coaches that have great instincts, like Les does, they know this is the starting point. Sometimes who steps out there, it's just a starting point."
Follow Ross Dellenger on Twitter @DellengerAdv. For more coverage of LSU football, follow our Tiger Tracks blog at blogs.theadvocate.com/tigertracks/.


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Investigating Points, Segments, Rays, and Lines
Lesson 5 of 14
Objective: SWBAT use basic tools and menus on Geometer's Sketchpad; SWBAT measure distances between points and lengths of segments; SWBAT construct the midpoint of a segment.
Big Idea: Student Drivers Behind the Wheel. In this lesson we turn over the controls to allow students to do some dynamic exploration of points, segments, rays, and lines using Geometer's Sketchpad.
For this section, we go to the computer lab. I use the Introducing Points, Segments, Rays, and Lines activity from Exploring Geometry with The Geometer's Sketchpad Version 5 by Key Curriculum Press.
The activity introduces students to some of the basic Sketchpad functionalities while guiding them through an exploration of points, segments, rays and lines. Throughout the activity, students are asked a series of conceptual questions to make sure they understand what they are doing. I require students to answer these questions on a separate sheet of paper to be handed in.
See this video to get a feel for the types of things students will be doing in the activity.
In this section, students work on the More on Points Segments Rays Lines resource, which is a student-centered activity. This is a chance for students to apply what they have learned in the previous section. Students may ask, "How do I do this?" or "What do you want me to do?", but in this activity, it is their job to decide what to do. It really is the point of the exercise.


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More augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) applications are cropping up in multiple industries including hospitality, healthcare, retail and education—and the market for these technologies is expected to see dramatic growth in the coming years.
According to the new Worldwide Semiannual Augmented and Virtual Reality Spending Guide from International Data Corp. (IDC), worldwide revenues for the market will grow from $5.2 billion in 2016 to more than $162 billion in 2020. This represents a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 181 percent over the 2015-2020 forecast period.
"For many years, augmented and virtual reality were the stuff of science fiction," said Chris Chute, vice president, customer insights and analysis at IDC. "Recent developments in healthcare demonstrated the powerful impact augmented reality headsets can have at the industry level, and over the next five years we expect to see that promise become realized in other fields like education, logistics, and manufacturing."
The rise of new, less expensive hardware will put VR and AR technology within the grasp of a growing numbers of organizations and individuals, said Tom Mainelli, vice president, devices and AR/VR at IDC.
"But, as always, what people can do with that hardware will depend upon the applications and services that power it," Mainelli said.
In the coming years, IDC expects developers to create a range of new experiences for the devices that will fundamentally change the way many people work, Mainelli said.
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The news updates on Guillermo Del Toro's (Hellboy) new Hulk television series have been few and far between, and now the project seems to be stuck in a holding pattern for the immediate future. Luckily for us, he has a few other superheroes in mind that he'd like to bring to the small screen.
In a chat with Shock Till You Drop, Del Toro noted five comic characters he'd love to tackle if the Hulk series falls through. Not surprisingly, they all stick to a pretty similar theme that Del Toro has called home for years—monsters:
"The reason is that the superheroes I like and that I would like to get involved with are all monsters. Be it Swamp Thing, Etrigan [the Demon], Doctor Strange - which is not a monster, but...Considering Del Toro's run with Hellboy, we'd have to think he's more than capable of making any of those heroes work.
Yeah. Certainly supernatural. I would love to do Morbius [the Living Vampire], Blade - they have to be monsters for me to be involved."
As for that Hulk series, Del Toro said they are currently waiting to meet with a writer the studio wants involved. But he did note that the success of The Avengers could affect the fate of the show, potentially taking the character off the market:
"Right now all I know is the official word I was given is that there's a writer they want. They are very interested in me meeting with him. He's very, very busy. The official word is we are holding, but I don't know... After Avengers having the success it had, perhaps the fate of the project may change. Right now officially what I know - and I'm not hiding anything off the record or anything - is that we were told we were waiting for this writer, and we were going to do it with him."What do you think of Del Toro's comic wish list? Would you like to see him take on any of these franchises?
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A host of important exhibition featuring art textiles is in store this summer in Europe, the UK and Canada.
Rijswijk Textile Biennial 2015
May 9 – September 27th
Museum Rijswijk, the Netherlands
In the 2015 Textile Biennial, Museum Rijswijk is showing textile artworks by nineteen international artists including Caroline Bartlett and Ane Henriksen. Apart from the great diversity of textiles and applications, there are common threads evident among the participants this year. All the Submitted works provide material for thought and reflection. Vintage textile, wool, embroidery floss and flax are used in combination with techniques including weaving, cross-stitching and knitting to conjure up loving memories, melancholy or even alienation through a contemporary idiom. For more information, visit: http://www.textielfestival.nl/symposium/rijswijk/rijswijk.php.
Water-Land, International Competition
Textile Festival
Leiden, the Netherlands
May 2015
Fifty-four works were selected from 175 entries. Ceca Georgieva's Memory from the Future was the only entry selected from Bulgaria Bulgaria and was awarded 3rd Prize. The jury wrote of Georgieva's work that, "The use of the material, the thistles, is extraordinary surprising. It is a unique concept in an own technique. The fishes are worked on gauze, that holds the thistles together. It is worked with a lot of imagination. The tessellation shows a proper modesty, the open spaces are an essential part."For more information, visit: http://www.textielfestival.nl/wedstrijden/genomineerden.php
The EY Exhibition: Sonia Delaunay
April 15 – August 9th
Tate Modern, London, UK
The Eyal Ofer Galleries, Level 3
Garnering critical acclaim is the Sonia Delaunay retrospective at Tate Modern in London. Delaunay (1885–1979) was a key figure in the Parisian avant-garde who became the European doyenne of abstract art. Throughout the first half of the 20th century, she celebrated the modern world of movement, technology and urban life, exploring new ideas about color theory together with her husband Robert Delaunay. The exhibition features a wide range of media — the groundbreaking paintings, textiles and clothes she made across a 60-year career. Can't get to the exhibition? A comprehensive survey of her work, Sonya Delaunay, was published to accompany the exhibition. http://shop.tate.org.uk/exhibition-books/sonia-delaunay/invt/16460.
TWO WAYS-STUDIOS – Mariette Rousseau-Vermette and Claude Vermette: Crafters of Modern Québec
June 20 to October 12th
Contemporary Museum of Art, Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec, Canada
Two-Way Studios — Mariette Rousseau-Vermette and Claude Vermette: Crafters of Québec Modernity, invites visitors to wander through more than five decades of artistic creation. The art of Mariette Rousseau-Vermette (1926-2006) and Claude Vermette (1930-2006) offers a view of a way of life that emerged in Québec in the late 1950s. The work of the Rousseau-Vermettes most often in the form of murals or tapestries, were sometimes monumental and could readily be integrated in the architectural context. Their works, according to the Museum's publicity, express a basic tenet of the "Révolution tranquille" that aligns cultural production with social progress. Throughout the 60s, these couple managed to merge modernist values and traditional craft, aiming to express a cultural identity that could be both ultra-contemporary and respectful of the past. For more information, visit: http://www.macbsp.com/exhib_tocome.aspx.
2015 Miniartextil Como
Everyone to the Table
May 9 – June 21st
Former Church of San Francesco
Lake Como / Milan, Italy
This year's Miniartextil exhibition in the ex church of San Francesco at Como and in Villa Bernasconi in Cernobbio, is the 25th anniversary of the Miniartextil, the unique contemporary fiber art exhibition that annually takes place in Como, Italy and moves to Montrouge /Paris, Caudry and Venice. Fifty-four artists from 25 countries, including Anda Klancic of Slovenia, were invited to exhibit small works (20x20x20 cm). Several artists, including
Naoko Serino of Japan, were invited to create large-scale works for the Miniartextil. Serino's work, Generating-12 can be viewed in the Villa Bernasconi in nearby Cernobbio, Italy. For more information, visit: http://www.miniartextil.it.
Objective Station
June 5- June 14th
Toms Pauli Foundation
Rumine Palace/Espace Artaud
Lausanne, Switzerland
The exhibition in Lausanne, presented by the Toms Pauli Foundation, recalls the prominent role played by the Lausanne Biennials (1962 – 1993) in the history of the New Tapestry, currently experiencing a revival in Paris, Wolfsburg, London and the US. Photographic prints large format give to see bold and monumental installations. At the Espace Arlaud, the public is invited to rediscover the production of Magdalena Abakanowicz, textile artist and Polish sculptor who exhibited in Lausanne and gained importance as one of the major figures of the New Tapestry. For more info: http://polemuseal.ch/
Opus & Light Year XVIII
May 30 – June 24th
Madonna del Pozzo, Porta Monterone,
Spoleto, Italy
Studio A87 in collaboration with Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive
Opus & Light features Installations of works, in this case White Shell, created by Federica Luzzi, that complement the specificity of the venue, which is decorated with a fresco cycle that encompasses an entire century of the history of Italian painting (1493-1600). "This place has given me immediately the particular detail of the apse in the altarpiece of Brera of Piero della Francesca — the shell which stands an egg hanging by a thread, slightly misaligned with respect to the median axis," says Luzzi. For more information visit: http://www.artapartofculture.net/2015/05/30/white-shell-federica-luzzi/


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|A new AX development book has just been published. It is an AX 2012 version of Mindaugas Pocius' development cookbook for AX 2009.
I'm looking forward to reading this new book and writing a review.
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But I'm Indian. I KNOW you'll screw me over somehow!
Nothing lasts forever but the certainty of change.
Students' dirty dancing leads to school ban
Bangor High School in Maine has cancelled all school dances, which act as fundraisers for the student body, because of the popularity of 'grinding', a dance in which the boy grinds his crotch against the girl's backside.
According to the school's principal, Norris Nickerson, students had repeatedly ignored warnings about grinding, and other forms of perfectly normal teenage behaviour.
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
The Great Chocolate Wall of China
The Great Wall of China is one of the most impressive engineering feats in the world, stretching almost 3,900 miles and surviving for hundreds of years. However, nobody ever claimed that it tasted very nice.
But now, that one flaw has been rectified, as a team of Chinese confectioners have built a 10 metre long replica of the structure entirely out of chocolate - in a bid to entice Chinese people to eat more of the sweet stuff.
Up to 80 tonnes of chocolate were used in making the displays, which also include a mini-army of 560 chocolate replicas of the famous Terracotta Warriors standing to attention on a layer of chocolate flakes.
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
A university in West Yorkshire is to investigate claims two students set up a Facebook group for a Nazi-inspired drinking game.
The Adolf Hitler Drinking Game involved laying out cards in a swastika shape and drinking the contents of a pint glass called the holocaust.
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
The pint glass doesn't even exist.
It's all just a conspiracy.
Nothing lasts forever but the certainty of change.
Spot the difference: The leopard and the golden retriever who are the best of friends
Salati, a ten-month-old leopard, leans in for a cuddle with her best friend, Golden Retriever Tommy
It's a role reversal not commonly seen, but then the cat chasing this dog is a little larger than most.
Salati, a ten-month-old leopard, and her best friend, golden retriever Tommy, like nothing more than to run amok before settling down for a friendly cuddle.
The odd couple were reared together at Glen Afric Country Lodge near Pretoria in South Africa.
Animal wrangler Richard Brooker, 23, raised Salati and takes her and family dog Tommy for their daily exercise together.
Each morning, he walks them on his family's 1,850-acre estate and then lets them run free to their hearts' content.
He said: 'Wherever you see one the other is right behind. They are inseparable and both have lots of energy so they get the exercise they both need together.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...#ixzz0nM3DPiur
How endearing
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
When the leopard grows up it'll probably try to kill the dog.
The second pic shows what their "relationship" is all about
Originally Posted by Nelson Mandela
68 years...We will return.
An eight-year-old girl was $#@!d by two 10-year-old boys while out playing with her younger sister near her home in west London, the Old Bailey has heard.
The girl, who was allegedly $#@!d in a field, later told her mother what had happened, jurors heard.
The boys, who cannot be identified because of their age, each deny two charges of $#@! and two charges of attempted $#@! of a child under 13.
The offences are alleged to have happened in October 2009.
The alleged $#@! happened near to where all the children - who knew each other - lived, the court heard.
The boys, who are now aged 10 and 11, are among the youngest to be charged with $#@! in the UK.
The jury was told that the court's sitting hours had been shortened and other steps would be taken because the defendants were so young.
The judge, Mr Justice Saunders, sat where the court clerk normally sits so he was on the same level as the boys.
Rosina Cottage, prosecuting, told the court the mother went looking for the girl after her younger sister, who she had been playing with, returned home without her.
'Secluded spot'
Miss Cottage told the court: "This case concerns $#@! by two boys still at primary school of a girl even younger than them.
"Together they took her to different locations near where they lived in order to find a sufficiently secluded spot to assault her.
"The events leading to the alleged $#@!s all took place in and around a block of flats and they ended in a field."
Miss Cottage said when the victim's mother and younger sister went to fetch her, they bumped into the mother of the younger defendant and a five-year-old playmate.
When the boy's mother asked the little boy where her son was "he said that he was in a nearby field and that he was with (the girl) and that he was hurting her", said Miss Cottage.
He pointed over to the field and the women went to find the children. The girl's mother went into the field but could not locate her.
When she did find her, the woman "could see things were not right with her daughter", Miss Cottage said.
She told the court the mother later asked the girl what was wrong and the girl told her mother that the boys had taken her to the block of flats where they had moved the bins in a bin shed so that she could not get out.
Miss Cottage added: "When a car pulled up the boys had taken her out of the bin shed and taken her to the fields.
"She told them to leave her alone."
The boys then assaulted her, the court heard.
Miss Cottage said the girl's mother spotted the older boy and asked what happened but he replied "nothing".
The younger boy joined them and, before anything was asked, allegedly said: "I didn't touch her."
The court was told the older boy then added: "It wasn't me. It was (the other boy)."
The girl was then taken to hospital because she was complaining of pains in her stomach, the court heard.
She gave evidence via videolink from another room of the court and told how she was taken to the bin shed before being taken to the field.
The trial continues.
What has the world turned to, young kids now group gang others..
Originally Posted by Nelson Mandela
68 years...We will return.
that is $#@!ing nasty
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
That's crazy and disgusting.
Nothing lasts forever but the certainty of change.
Until I Die
Lib Dem election agent jailed over child porn
A PROMINENT Liberal Democrat election agent caught with child pornography at his Woking home has been jailed for three months.
Robert Somper, 73, of Park Road, shared the stage with Lib Dem leader, and now deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg at last year's party conference.
But he has been locked up following the discovery of hundreds of depraved photos and films at a London maisonette he rented as well as at his family home in Woking.
Judge Owen ordered Somper to sign the sex offenders' register for seven years and banned him from surfing the web for porn for the same period, as part of a sexual offences prevention order.
He was also told to pay £580 in prosecution costs and to take care of his own defence fees.
"I see no reason whatsoever why the taxpayer should pay for your legal representation," said Judge Owen.
The judge also hit out at offensive comments made in mitigation last month by Somper's barrister Jonathan Mitchell, who appeared to justify his client ogling child porn.
Originally Posted by Salman RushdieOriginally Posted by Charlie Brooker
The 'victim' has admitted under cross-examination that she lied about everything.


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The Halstead, a high-rise apartment community managed by Bozzuto Management Company, has been re-named The Guilford.
Greenbelt, MD (PRWEB) July 24, 2014
Bozzuto Management Company, a subsidiary of The Bozzuto Group, a Greenbelt, Maryland-based real estate services company, today announced that 14-story high-rise apartment community The Halstead has been re-named The Guilford. Located at 3900 North Charles Street in Guilford, Baltimore City, and just a few short blocks from the historic campus of Johns Hopkins University and minutes from downtown Baltimore, The Guilford adds every modern comfort and convenience to an area rich in tradition.
The Guilford lies on the JHU Blue Jay shuttle line, offering easy access to campus, as well as local grocery stores, shopping and cultural destinations, and the Baltimore Light Rail. Students will enjoy the monthly social events, movie theatre, yoga studio, and gaming area. With a controlled-access entrance and 24-hour front desk concierge and security staff, both parents and students will enjoy a sense of safety and security. The property is served by broadband Wi-Fi, ensuring access to the Internet throughout the common areas and lobby.
The Guilford is proud of its many recommendations on resident-reviewed apartment rating websites. A friendly, professional staff provides the highest level of service to residents, including a 24-hour emergency maintenance guarantee and "Away from Home" services. With award-winning residential services by Bozzuto, The Guilford is uniquely positioned as one of the finest communities for college students looking for resort-style amenities and convenient, affordable living.
The recently renovated building now includes three-bedroom, one-bath and three-bedroom, two-bath apartments; new kitchen flooring, cabinets, counters, and appliances; freshly painted hallways with new carpet. The beautiful grounds feature courtyards, grills and gardening plots. Each of the 234 apartment homes include oversized, light-filled windows, wood floors and beautiful views. The Guilford also features an elegant lobby; rooftop pool; new student lounge with Wi-Fi, billiards and game tables; a 3,000-square-foot fitness center; a theatre with 96" projection screen; and a cozy library.
The leasing office is located at 3900 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD. For more information or to schedule a tour, call 877-617-3622 or visit http://www.theguilfordapts.com.
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Headquartered in the Washington, D.C. area, The Bozzuto Group is a diversified residential real estate company consisting of six integrated companies – Acquisitions, Construction, Development, Homebuilding, Land Development and Property Management – that together provide a broad range of real estate services throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. The company is committed to providing quality housing for individuals of all income levels, producing everything from luxury homes and apartments to affordable housing solutions.
Throughout The Bozzuto Group's 26-year history, the company has developed, acquired and built more than 35,000 homes and apartments and currently manages approximately 36,000 apartment units spread along the Atlantic Coast between northern Virginia and Boston. The firm and its principals have been honored with numerous industry awards and accolades, including having been recognized by the NAHB as the nation's premier apartment development company, and twice as management company of the year. For more information, please visit http://www.bozzuto.com.


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The peak flu season is in January, and it takes about two weeks for the vaccine to have its maximum benefit. So, officials say now is a good time to get your flu shot.


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Boston Red Sox pitcher John Lackey left the game in the fifth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays with a right biceps strain. It was his first time on the mound since Tommy John surgery 17 months ago.
He grabbed his arm after throwing a 2-and-2 pitch to Jose Reyes. The infield, manager John Farrell, and team trainer Rick Jameyson quickly came to Lackey's aid. Observers could immediately see something was wrong. His right arm was very limp and Lackey appeared to be in an enormous amount of pain.
Replays showed something seemed wrong with him before the pitch that hurt him. After that pitch he stretched out his arm and grabbed it in obvious discomfort. The injury happened mid-pitch the following throw.
Lackey was pitching really well. In 4 1/3 innings he had 8 strikeouts, 0 walks, 5 hits, and 2 ERs. Breitbart Sports will update when more information is available. While it is not his elbow, such strains can be serious.
Toronto defeated Boston 5-0.