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DETROIT (WWJ/AP) – Two men will spend between 33 and 60 years in prison for second-degree murder in the shooting death of a 24-year-old security guard as he tried to prevent a carjacking outside a Detroit pharmacy.
The Wayne County prosecutor's office said Jeremy Jackson, 24, was sentenced to 33 to 60 years in prison for second degree murder, and 10 to 20 years for armed robbery consecutive to two years for a felony firearms charge.
Co-defendant, 20-year-old Jamare Rucker, received the same sentence; but he was also convicted on one count of carjacking.
They sentences were handed down in Wayne County Circuit Court Tuesday
A third defendant, 26-year-old Ronnie Anderson-Williams, faces an Oct. 1 jury trial on armed robbery, carjacking and weapons charges.
All three were charged in the murder last February of CVS security guard Courtney Meeks.
Police said a pharmacy customer alerted Meeks after seeing two men with guns ordering a woman and a 6-year-old child from a car in the store's parking on Shaffer, south of 6 Mile Road in Detroit.
As the driver of the vehicle — another woman — was coming out of the store, she saw what was happening and ran back inside screaming for help. Police said that's when Meeks, who was wearing a bulletproof vest, ran to help the women.
He was shot once in the neck when he approached the car, and died at a local hospital.
The incident was caught on security video.
Meeks, who had applied to become a Detroit police officer shortly before his death, was hailed a hero by Police Chief James Craig for his actions in this case.
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Colmcille Ploughing
Colmcille Ploughing Association are holding their annual ploughing and field day on Sunday next 30th August on the lands of the Bleakley family Smear, Aughnacliffe. In conjunction with the normal ploughing and side shows there will be an open day in Bleakley Mill where people can see how the Mill worked in days gone by. Come along and enjoy a good days fun.
School Reopens
Moyne Community School opening as follows - Monday 31st, 1st year student only full day, Tuesday 1st September 1st , 3rd and 6th year pupils; Wednesday 2nd September, transition year students; Friday 4th September all students.
Farewell Social
A farewell social and presentation to Fr PJ Fitzpatrick who is leaving the parish going to Mount Temple Moate will take place this Friday night, 28th August in the Pikers Lodge Hotel at 8pm. Buffet served at 8.30 – 9.30pm. Everyone welcome.
A book of poems composed by the late Felix Halton, Drumgore, Loughduff still available at Loch Gowna post office.
Fitness and nutrition classes in the memorial hall Arva every Tuesday evening at 8pm. For more information contact Lynn on 085 734 1992.
Pilgrimage to Knock
The annual diocesan Ardagh & Clonmacnois pilgrimage to Knock will take place on Sunday September 6th. Bus will leave village at 9.45am. Tickets available from Mai Tierney Corfree Road, Loch Gowna 043 66 83366. Tickets 16 euro each.
Social Dancing
Take place every Thursday night in the Pikers Lodge Hotel 8.30 – 10pm. Everyone welcome.
Parish Draw results
March: Teresa Finley, Loch Gowna 200 euro; Gavin Hartin, Portanure 100 euro; Martin McKeever, 100 euro, Drumhilla. April: Mai Tierney, Loch Gowna 200 euro; Ned Gormley, Cormore 100 euro; Anthony Murray, Portanure 100 euro. May: Seamus Briody 200 euro; Seamus Halton, Arva Road 100 euro; Padraic Briody 100 euro. June: Terry Harten, Knockaughey 200 euro; Patsy Keogh, Cortober 100 euro; Mary Leddy, Gowna village 100 euro. July: Lily & Ciaran Smith, Loch Gowna 200 euro; Seamus Briody 100 euro; Rose Ann Kelly, Corfree 100 euro. August: Philip & Margaret Briody, Arva Road 200 euro; Tom Bannon, Dingins 100 euro; Ann Murray, Portanure 100 euro. Fr Fitzpatrick extends his sincere thanks to all who supports this draw and also to the collectors.
GAA Bingo
Sunday, 30th August at 3pm in the Marquee at the Ballmac Inn, Ballymcgovern R205 organised by Aughawillan GAA. Prize money of 3000 euro. 1000 jackpot and 500 euro mini jackpot. Single books 10 euro. Double books 15 euro. Half books 5 euro. Come along and enjoy a great night's craic.
25 Card game
25 card game takes place every Tuesday night at 8pm in St Brigid's Community Centre. New players very welcome.
Gowna GAA Development Fund Co-Lotto draw results. Date 17th August 2015. Numbers drawn were 15, 27, 29, 31. Jackpot winner none. 5 X 20 euro winners: DP Finnegan, Cloonagh; Cian O'Reilly, Sallaghan; Noah Reilly, Cortober; Thomas Tierney, Gowna; Elaine Fitzpatrick, Drumgore. Next week's jackpot 3,700 euro. Next week's draw in the Pikers Lodge. Club Gowna winner for July: Ronan Bannon, Mulrick.

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I made sure to get there early to ensure Charlie was clean and spruced up for his Coggins pictures (yes, they are doing them digitally now) - which he was, thanks to my bath earlier in the week and the fact that I kept a sheet on him:
|The awkward "I'm cute, right? You have treats?" face
|That's better
|He's really filling out nicely, although I think those withers detract from his neck
|Shiny shiny! And his mane is actually laying all on one side for once
|Yup. True bareback for once. I'm sure I'll feel that tomorrow.
Then the vet came, he got his shots and coggins bloodwork/pictures....Charlie did great except he decided he didn't want any shots on his left side today (two were given on his right, and then the one blood draw after which he decided enough poking was enough). I'll chalk that one up to the fact that he'd been out of his stall for over an hour, which is time to cue the boredom in Charlie's brain, and the rain and wind was picking up just in time for that last vaccine (I'm sure Charlie was thinking, "Mom! The noise and weather wasn't so bad before, but you didn't tell me it might bite!"). It's ok, nothing can mar my happiness with him today :)


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This sounds perfect! I have been using a Sally Hansen top coat which is pretty good but I have always wondered if this OPI one was worth a try. What would you recommend for a base coat? xReplyDeleteReplies
Personally I prefer a pretty basic base coat; something thats going to prevent my nails from staining and prepare them for polish. For that, I find the Natural Nail Base Coat from OPI does a really good job. My nails have never stained using this and it provides a lovely even surface for polish- it doesn't interfere with my polish, just ensures it goes on smoothly and lasts xxxDelete
Thanks for the recommendation. More OPI though - I may need a second mortgage ;-) xDelete
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The question raised by a lot of people in the Arab and Muslim world is: "could there really be a crisis in American-Israeli ties?"My answer is yes.
This crisis will not come to life in the near future, but the fact that there are unprecedented contentious points of disagreement between the two traditional allies is undeniable. One of the main reasons behind this is the policies pursued by the former Bush administration.
George W Bush launched two wars that have dug the US and its strategic interests into a hole. Of course the most popular cause in the Muslim world is that of the plight of the Palestinians. Hence the sending of US troops to Iraq and Afghanistan, two Muslim countries, was seen as a golden opportunity to recruit young Muslims who are eager to express their rage against unyielding American support for Israel. This led the head of US central command general David Petraeus to make his famous quote that the Arab Israeli conflict was actually endangering US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan (In other words, this support for Israel was endangering US troops).
Another factor concerning the Bush legacy is that of the US image and perception. George Bush's controversial policies whether they be torture practices against detainees in Guantanamo and Abu Ghuraib, the presence of secret prisons or the Bush administrations, the negligence of the UN stance regarding military action in foreign countries seriously damaged the way the US is perceived globally. This led to the emergence of a presidential candidate whose campaign slogan was 'change' and who vowed to take steps to improve Washington's increasingly deteriorated public image.
US president Barak Obama has signed an arms reduction treaty with Russia and has vowed to close down Guantanamo. He has also been on the forefront of the calls for increased cooperation with United Nations. With a president focusing on how America is perceived by the rest of the world, maintaining unyielding support for an Israeli government whose policies are repeatedly described as racist and whose actions have brought about worldwide condemnation is an increasingly difficult task. These actions have even forced the US on certain occasions to express its own reservations towards Israeli behavior however mild these reservations are. The war on Gaza which led to the Goldstone report, the assassination of Hamas leader Mahmud Mabhouh in Dubai which led to the expulsion of Israeli diplomats from various countries and the attack on the Turkish Gaza aid flotilla that jeopardized the Turkish Israeli ties all put Israel's human rights record under international scrutiny. But it is not only the US administration which is affected by such events. The Jews in the Diaspora and especially in the US and especially amongst the younger generation simply cannot identify with Israel because of such policies. When the Jews in foreign countries feel this way the whole Zionist project is put in jeopardy.
Finally, those who are traditionally opposed to Israel find more courage to raise their voices and rebuke it; this is evident in the latest unprecedented step by the leader of the nation of Islam Louis Farrakhan who sent a letter to the main Jewish organizations of the US protesting Israeli behavior towards blacks and describing Israeli actions towards African Americans as those of the worst enemy.
The sympathizers with Israel meanwhile struggle to provide a strategic and moral rationale for the US Israeli alliance. The most recent attempt in this regard was that of former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Aznar who announced a new "friends of Israel" initiative, arguing that supporting Israel was vital to Europe and the US on both strategic and moral grounds. With all this taking place it is imperative that on the eve of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to Washington, Arabs and Muslims take on a similar path of that of Louis Farrakhan and others who correctly believe that a golden opportunity now exists to start the process of the beginning of the end of the American Israel alliance as it is known today.
The best way to accomplish this is to mobilize the Muslim populations in the US and other western countries and for regional leaders to recognize that the real enemy threatening the region is none other than Israel.
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That Shakespeare came to India with colonialism is well know. What is less known and not readily acknowledged, even in India, is that Shakespeare was first introduced to India as an entertainer. His plays are known to have been first performed, in English for the diversion of European traders in Calcutta and Bombay around 1775, but by the 1850s they are beginning to be performed in translation in the Indian languages. While the study of the English Language and Shakespeare was an imperial imposition, the performance of Shakespeare was not, and the stage forms a vital part of this long history of intercultural engagement.
This interaction between Shakespeare and India can be charted via five main tendencies: the English language Shakespeare, the localized Shakespeare, the universalized Shakespeare, the indigenised Shakespeare and the post-colonial Shakespeare.
We hope you enjoy viewing the Indian productions in this archive.
Dear Poonam Trivedi,
This is very interesting, but what about Shakespeare's own first introduction to India? In 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', Shakespeare uses Oberon from Huon de Bordeaux's travel tales to the East, an Indian changeling boy, the Indian votress who Titania claims to know well, images of the "meddling monkey" and ape…
There seems to be a lot of India featured in this play. Could you point me to any useful texts, clues to help me to source Shakespeare's influence? I've found Shankar Raman and Ania Loomba's publications very useful.
Thank you,
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can you recommend me any good book to dive more into the colonial agencies prominent in Shakespeare's popularity?


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NASA Pinpoints The Most And Least Realistic Sci-Fi Movies Of All Time
If anyone knows science, it's NASA. Right? The people there spend their days monitoring the cosmos and putting human beings into outer freaking space. Science is their game. And since the Internet is full of geeks constantly lining up to poke holes in this or that science fiction franchise, we can look to NASA as a sort of Master Geek authority on all things sci-fi. After all, who are you going to listen to: an acne-faced high schooler with the screen name PwnORz or a forty-something government administrator with top secret clearance? That's what I thought.
NASA, in their infinite wisdom, has a pair of lists for us today. Along with the Science & Entertainment Exchange, they voted on the top seven most realistic sci-fi movies and the top seven most far-fetched. Fans of disaster epics, brace yourselves: it's not a good day for you. Here are the lists:
Most Implausible Sci-Fi Movies
1. 2012 (2009)
2. The Core (2003)
3. Armageddon (1998)
4. Volcano (1997)
5. Chain Reaction (1996)
6. The 6th Day (2000)
7. What the Bleep Do We Know? (2004)
Most Realistic Sci-Fi Movies
1. Gattaca (1997)
2. Contact (1997)
3. Metropolis (1927)
4. The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951)
5. Woman In the Moon (1929)
6. The Thing from Another World (1951)
7. Jurassic Park (1993)
I just have one question: what about Battlefield Earth??!?!?!?!?
Excuse me. So the top four most ridiculous sci-fi plots from a scientific standpoint are disaster scenario stories. Meanwhile, extra-terresetrial life seems to be the theme in terms of sci-fi "getting it right." That could also be because the idea of alien beings is such a mystery, it could literally be anything. Hell, science recently discovered a brand new life form here on Earth that subsists on arsenic. Anything is possible.
I will say that it warms my heart to see Andrew Niccol's excellent Gattaca at the top of the "most realistic" list. It's a near-future tale set in a world where genetic alterations happen in utero, allowing for the birthing of a more perfect human. Those who are born in more natural ways, without any genetic tampering, exist at a lower class level in society. The story follows one of these so-called "invalids" (Ethan Hawke) as he assumes the identity of a recently crippled "valid" (Jude Law) in a business deal designed to give both men what they seek. Great movie.
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his son horus recieves the ba of ra and the ka of the creator and becomes king
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Originally posted by thePharaoh
his son horus recieves the ba of ra and the ka of the creator and becomes king
Baraka Obama?
Originally posted by solve
because when they entered those places, then, they will spend the eternal now in there.
in the inbetweens of this dimension.
so if someone would go there, they would not see, anything but dust,
but in a different vibrational level, they are still there, and no force in the universe, can pry them out...edit on 9-6-2013 by solve because: OOPSIE DAISY
Originally posted by Nevertheless
Originally posted by deadeyedick
The greatest gift humanity has ever known has been sealed under the sphinx.
Is it not possible to be banned for blatant lies?
Originally posted by 3n19m470
Well, let's see... At the time, we cannot verify what is or is not under the sphinx, so there is no way to prove that this member has told a blatant lie.
The greatest gift humanity has ever known has been sealed under the sphinx. This is one that holds all knowledge of the universe and he is waiting for us to rescue him from his chamber.
Believing in prophecy is not the same as lying.
If you're implying that this member has told a blatant lie, then that would mean you are also implying that you possess personal knowledge of the contents of the area beneath the sphinx, as if you'd personally witnessed an excavation, and we can verify that this hypothetical excavation has not taken place and that would mean that it is in fact you who are telling a blatant lie, if you are in fact implying that the op has told a blatent lie.
Do you have personal knowledge of what lies beneath?
If you answered yes to the first question and no to the second, then you are absolutely guilty of blatant and willfull deception of the whole ats membership by means of implication.
Don't think that makes you any less of a scoundrel, and you can be sure that this matter will be brought to the attention of those whose job it is to decide what to do with such sleazy attempts on the integrity of this site.
I won't be informing on anyone personally, but you can rest assured that my account is being monitored by staff, and that means that, by proxy, yours is also being temporarily monitored as long as our interactions continue.
One word of advice for the future... When you point a finger at someone else, you're also pointing three fingers at yourself. In the wise words of Jim Brady, patriarch of the Brady Bunch, "When you tattle on someone else, you also tattle on yourself... Because you're telling people that you are a tattle tale." Now we all know that you are a finger pointer. Thanks for informing me of that key personality trait of yours.
I lied, I have another word of advice... Certain forums, like the grey area, are actually DESIGNED with threads like this in mind, because, as strange as it seems, there are indeed a small fraction of humanity that, and this is where it gets real sick, they actually ENJOY speculating and using their imagination to try to find possible solutions.
Theres these really crazy psychos that actually spend millions of dollars to employ a skunkworks department where they come up with all these crazy and insane ideas that lead to useless junk like the internet, cellphones, spacecraft, and other useless world changing ideas... I know...crazy right?
But hey, I'm right there with you... I'd love nothing more than to set up a task force to kick down the doors to all these presentation rooms and ban these people from Earth for telling blatant lies, but hey, what can you do when its the nutcases who are running the asylum? I guess people like us need to stick together and just hope for the best man.
Originally posted by konig
From the things i have read what that was possible to be excavated is already out. And even if there was a slightest chance that there is certain greatness down there 'THEY' would have already done the excavation thing.
This is nothing that can be hidden once it is set free. if it were out we would be better by now. This is a force that will span the earth. It is nothing that can be wielded or sold and would not be recognized by most human eyes. If it were something of less importance it would already be freed just like the rest of the treasures.
Originally posted by konig
From the things i have read what that was possible to be excavated is already out. And even if there was a slightest chance that there is certain greatness down there 'THEY' would have already done the excavation thing.
Originally posted by deadeyedick
You seem to be in tune with the force that keeps these wonders from the world.
Does this overwhelming urge to come to the skunk works section of a conspiracy website and blindly defend a topic that you feel you know the answers too even though you do not recognize the force that pulls you into this thread does that force rule your life?
It does make me wonder what your spirit has sold out for.
I bet you love french fries and chasing knowledge. If you are gonna do the multiple quote then at least label the quote with the user you are giving the impression that other users said some of the things i did and i don't believe anyone wants that.
There is a chamber at the sphinx that has not been opened regardless of how many have looked and dug for it.
What lies within is everything that is needed for peace on earth. It will be opened very soon with or without our help. Our choices in the matter determine our fate.edit on 10-6-2013 by deadeyedick because: (no reason given)


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Subject: Chipsets | March 16, 2005 - 10:57 AM | Ryan Shrout
It looks like FIC may have spilled some beans at CeBit this year, as they had a motherboard at the booth touting the use of an "NVIDIA C51G" chipset.
While NVIDIA is tight-lipped over the core-logic code-named C51, some details about the chipset are still available. The C51G is a two-chip value solution for AMD Athlon 64 market. It provides an integrated graphics core, PCI Express x16 slot for add-in graphics cards and can connect to the company's forthcoming media and communication processors that feature Serial ATA-II, Gigabit Ethernet, PCI Express x1, FireWire, USB 2.0 as well as other I/O features.
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Go out and make your own economic recovery!
Housing is up, then it's down. Markets have peaked, stocks have bottomed, prices have surged, energy supplies have slowed. Cash, credit, investors, Boomers, pent-up, paused, interest rates, taxes. Credits, cancelled, and looming cliffs.
At some point you just want to yell STOP!
Because none of it matters.
Let me prove it. I'll use one of our favorite industries: real estate.
In 2012, nearly 5 million housing transactions occurred; that's roughly average for the last 20 years. In 2012, thousands of brokers "had their best year" – not just since the downturn, but ever! At the micro level, I know one realtor personally who received seven listings due to a client's Facebook posting: seven referrals came directly from one online word-of-mouth moment.
It's not just housing, either. Somebody bought 27 million iPhones this year. U.S. car dealers sold 19% more cars than last year. Three new restaurants opened in my town; One pizza shop closed – it smartly relocated, actually, closer to a nearby college. And yes, yours truly took his microphone and camera across 151,000 miles to eight different countries and delivered 67 keynotes.
So, yes, there's plenty of recovery in the global economy.
How did these companies do it? I suspect largely how I did it: I paid more attention to my business plan than I did to the news and naysayers. In fact, I cut a lot of naysayers out of my view, pruning everything from my web bookmarks to my social media connections. I also leveraged the recession as a springboard: Downward pressure on some sectors in the economy like travel, electronics and advertising enabled me to make investments that were previously out of reach.
By staying focused on my goals, I could pluck the silver linings out of the recession, and weave them into a cape with which to leap tall buildings.
I focused on opportunities. I put aside challenges I didn't have the time, money or expertise to solve. Instead I put effort into things I could do right away: Call a client, write a blog, visit with a mentor. As I kept doing what I could do, rather than worry about what I couldn't do, I dug up more sales, more projects, more opportunities to contribute.
And more growth.
It's one of my favorite lessons for all of us: Make your own growth. Start by creating a list of everything you can't do right now, and set it all aside. Now look at all the time, mental energy and excitement you'll have released to seek and pursue new opportunities! Going forward, if something gets in your way – a competitor, a government policy, a recession – just find a way to go around it. Some people think that's impossible, but 5 million housing sales, 21 million iPhones and 67 seminars say otherwise.
Because most of the roadblocks are in your head.
Every salesman without an appointment today didn't make three contacts yesterday. That's not the recession's fault. Every house for-sale-by-owner proves that un-captured prospects remain in the market, even during the recession. Every attendee to a conference, training class or networking event reminds us that simplest part of building success is simply showing up.
Make creating your own success easy.
Consider turning off the news until the end of the year.Take a week in which you don't listen, watch, read, discuss, tweet or text a single thing about the economy. During that week, monitor how much extra time and energy you have for other purposes. Reflect upon your state of mind. Use your newly released time and energy to do something creative: Sing, write a poem, sleep, go to lunch with a mentor, call a client, or take a walk.
By that time, it will be 2013.
And you'll be in the right mental place, with all the time you need, to write your own success story all year long!
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José on 09.05.2008 at 14:17 PM
The cases are indeed quite well acomplished.
Now, a question must be made : does this company respects the endangered forests and woods ?
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CLARK — As part of the Clark UNICO's sixth annual Italian-American Feast this weekend, UNICO celebrated Italian Heritage and Columbus Day on Sunday, Oct. 7, at a noon ceremony on the grounds of the feast. Town Council members, UNICO members and officers, township, county, and school district personnel participated in the heritage ceremony. Student essay winners read aloud their essays.
Pictured above are (BOTTOM ROW:) Ryan LaRosa, fifth grade, Hehnly Elementary School (essay on Leonardo DaVinci), Benjamin Sweeney, fifth grade, Valley Road Elementary school (essay on Christopher Columbus), Anthony Rizzuto, ninth grade, Arthur L. Johnson High School (essay on Rudy Giuliani), Marissa Petronella, seventh grade, Kumpf Middle School (essay on Vince Lombardi), Kelly Meade, seventh grade, St. John the Apostle (essay on Christopher Columbus). TOP ROW: Clark Schools Superintendent Kenneth Knops, Clark Board of Education Vice President and Clark UNICO member Henry Varriano, Clark Councilman Richard Kazanowski, Clark Councilwoman Angel Albanese, Clark Councilman Brian Toal, Clark Councilman Alvin Barr, Clark Mayor Sal Bonnacorso, Union County Freeholder Chairman Alexander Mirabella, UNICO District X Governor Robert Bengivenga, Clark UNICO President and Clark Recreation Director Ralph Bernardo, UNICO Past National President and Plainfields' UNICO member Renato Biribin. (Photo By Sebastian D'elia, County of Union and Plainfields' UNICO)
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Find a bit of water to look at, it doesn't have to be much. Maybe a pond, a lake? if you're really lucky, find the ocean. But go there alone at sunset. I know it seems indulgent and impossible – that's because it is. But every once in a while, the best way to keep moving through your life is do something that seems impossibly kind for your own soul.
So go. Alone. Late in the day.
Leave behind the book. Leave behind your prayer journal. Leave behind the notebooks and schedule planning. Leave behind the mobile phone – if you're in a good spot, there won't be any reception anyways.
And here is your assignment: sit down and watch the water.
That's exactly it.
Sit in silence at the edge of the water and learn to be satisfied.
This is the tricky part when your life is full with good and necessary and hard things, I know. Your mind will jump around from thing to thing to thing. You'll feel guilty and then you'll feel indolent. You'll feel like time has slowed down.
You'll start to think that you need to make this time "count" for God and so you'll start to formally pray in the ways that you were taught to pray – stop that. Then you'll want to journal or read that God-book you've been meaning to get to because you think you really need to grow spiritually and the only way to do that is to try harder. You'll get restless. You'll think of all the Things You Should Be Doing. You'll feel twitchy perhaps. Then you'll remember how when you were a kid you used to be able to just be in a place without compulsively needing to check text messages or chase around getting things done, and you'll think I didn't used to be so fragmented and urgent.
Be silent and watch the water. Do one thing right now and do it with your whole self.
Prayer will come, it just might look a bit different than you expect. Rest will come to your mind, you have to wait for it in patience, this isn't the province of multi-taskers. The middle distance of your mind will rise up and envelope you in an exhale just as the sun sinks begins to move towards the horizon. You'll start to notice life as it is happening in that moment and this might begin to feel in your body like how poetry is meant to sound.
A fish will fly up out of the water and return, leaving only a ring of circles going further and further out to every shore. You'll see a bird and try to figure out what kind it is – a heron? look at that elegant neck – swooping down low over the water heading for the reeds. You'll see dragonflies swooping and after a few times, you won't duck in a cringe anymore. You'll watch the clouds drift and the water move and the sun sink and your soul will begin to stretch out into the space left open. This is not only what you need – this is what you want, what you desire and even those are sacred things at times. Before you know it, your hands will find a spot to rest and your breath will slow down.
Become acquainted with the silence in your own soul, you might be surprised by the sound of you. Sometimes you might rise up in gratitude and thanksgiving, other times the pain you're finally allowing yourself to feel might overwhelming, sometimes your soul feels like worship and sometimes this feels like encountering a stranger – do I know you? Then sometimes it might simply feel like a good friend you haven't seen in far too long and you'll think to yourself, why don't I do this more often?
Let the sun set over the water. Be baptized in the gracious last light of the day, the satisfied light. Close your eyes and feel the light against your darkness, warming you.
When the sun has disappeared, the light remains. And when the night sinks down in shades of indigo and navy blue, you'll be ready to be friends with the night and the silence, and hopefully with your own soul at last. The first star of the evening will appear at last like a benediction for the patient.


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A year after being tapped to head the state's only academic medical center, Dr. LouAnn Woodward is poised to lead the agency setting the tone for medical education throughout the entire country and Canada.
On July 1, the vice chancellor for health affairs and dean of the School of Medicine will become chair-elect of the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) for 12 months before taking over as chair of the accrediting body in July 2017 for a one-year term.
Woodward, who has led UMMC since March 1, 2015, was appointed in 2013 to a three-year membership to the LCME and was reappointed this year; she has served on its executive committee and chairs its subcommittee on International Relations.
Sponsored by the Association of American Medical Colleges and the American Medical Association, the LCME establishes benchmarks for U.S.- and Canadian-chartered medical education programs operated by universities or medical schools.
"Across the country, there are many changes in the way we teach medicine and in the profession itself," Woodward said. "It's an exciting time to be involved in medical school accreditation."
In recent years, changes affecting accreditation standards include a transition to an online, rather than a paper, self-study process; an increased emphasis on meeting the nation's need for primary care physicians; and preparing for the impacts of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act on medical schools.
"I'm honored to receive this opportunity," Woodward said, "and humbled that my colleagues have confidence in me to take it on."
The U.S. Department of Education recognizes the LCME for its role in accrediting medical degree education programs in the United States. Established in 1942, the agency is also acknowledged by the World Federation for Medical Education.
Most state boards of licensure require that medical schools earn accreditation from the LCME, signifying that they meet national standards for the awarding of an M.D.
Accreditation normally occurs every eight years and covers standards in five areas: institutional setting, educational program for the M.D. degree, medical students, faculty and educational resources.
In order to receive federal grants for medical education and participate in federal loan programs, an institution must be accredited by the LCME.
Four years ago, Woodward helped shepherd the School of Medicine through its own accreditation process. After appraising the school on nearly 130 standards following an on-site visit in 2012, the LCME reported that the education program complied in every area, a rare occurrence for any medical school.
Woodward serves as one of 18 members of the organization, currently chaired by Dr. John Fogarty, professor and dean of the Florida State University College of Medicine in Tallahassee.
"LouAnn has done a great job in her time on the board, reviewing and making recommendations on some of our most difficult cases that come before our committee," Fogarty said.
"We were very pleased that she accepted our invitation to run for chair-elect, and she was confirmed unanimously by our board."
Woodward, also a professor of emergency medicine, is a native Mississippian. She earned her undergraduate degree from Mississippi State University and received her medical education at UMMC, where she also completed her residency training.
She served for several years as associate vice chancellor for health affairs and vice dean of the medical school under her predecessor, Dr. James Keeton.
During Woodward's year of service as chair, the LCME will observe its 75th anniversary.
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He was also left off the two-deep at the position on Wednesday in favor of Corey Grant and Quan Bray. Head coach Gus Malzahn said it shouldn't be read into extensively, since Mason will continue to see time returning kicks in the near future.
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An incredibly rich and vast field, environmental psychology examines the interrelationship between environments and human behavior while drawing on a number of disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, biology, and ecology.
The principles of environmental psychology reveal exactly what makes certain environments supportive and nurturing, while others are unpleasant or stressful. It is also a tremendous asset when it comes to recognizing subconscious meanings and identifying problem areas in the home.
Everything in the unconscious seeks an outward manifestation. If you want to discover your subconscious dreams, fears, and beliefs, look around your home.
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Although his involvement with clients spans a broad range of issues, Brad DeHondsays that financial planning is a misnomer for the way he generally practices.
Typically, I work with clients with liquid net worth of $20 million or more, DeHond says. Were not looking at how theyll pay for college or how much theyll be able to spend in retirement. At that level, those arent major concerns.
In most cases, DeHond will work with a family. Ill meet with one person or with a married couple, he says. If the kids are older, Ill have family conversations that include them as well.
These conversations cover wealth management for ultra high net worth families. That includes trusts, estate planning, the ownership structure of their assets, concentrated stock positions, estate tax and income tax, DeHond says. There has been a good bit of activity lately in the estate planning area.
Such planning, DeHond says, is a departure from his practice in the 1990s, when he began his career. Then, everyone wanted to talk about what stocks they owned. Now the focus is much more macro driven. On the investment side, there is less emphasis on products and more on finding the appropriate mix of the underlying strategies.
DeHonds ability to get exposure to various investments has increased dramatically. If we wanted to put a clients money into private equity or real estate, for example, we had a limited selection, DeHond says. If there was nothing available that you liked, there wasnt much you could do. Now we have access to a wide variety of opportunities, internally and externally. If you want to put a clients capital to work in, say, mezzanine debt, you can do it.
When it comes to basic investments, DeHond is currently cautious about the bond market, wary that rising interest rates could create losses. Were keeping maturities short, putting some money into floating-rate debt and seeking credit anomalies that look attractive, DeHond says. If you stretch for yield, you can get burned so its better to live with low returns for awhile. That beats taking unnecessary risks with the supposedly safe portion of your portfolio.
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ANKARA - As Turkey's first full-time Kurdish TV Channel, TRT-6, is about to be launched, bans remain on the use of letters in the Kurdish alphabet such as w, q, and x, which are absent in the Turkish language.
The head of the Kurdish Writers' Association, İrfan Babaoğlu, dismissed the channel initiative as tragicomic and said the dilemma Turkey faces now is the use of the Kurdish language, speaking to the Hürriyet Daily News & Economic Review yesterday.
"People cannot name their children, streets, or parks in Kurdish. Just today (Sunday) in Diyarbakır, 12 parks were opened; all their original names were in Kurdish. They were then given to the municipality and the names were changed by the district governor," Babaoğlu said. "Most of them did not even have w, q, or x in the name. I do not believe the new channel is an improvement."
The political parties law still restricts the use of these letters in election campaigns, although TRT-6's test runs have made use of them. Democratic Society Party, or DTP, deputy Akın Birdal said the discrepancy was a dilemma for the Turkish state, but was optimistic about the future. "I do not doubt that more steps will be taken. This is a development in itself, but the content of the channel must be shaped in consultation with Kurds and local people," Birdal said, adding that the channel's affect would be naught if it was used for propaganda purposes. "The Justice and Development Party (AKP) must not use the channel for leverage in the local elections."
Şanar Yurdatapan, a composer and a human rights activist who has received a Human Rights Watch award, also acknowledged the improvement, but lamented its tortoise pace. "The question of language was solved back in the Lausanne Treaty," he said and cited Article 39 of Turkey's founding treaty signed in 1923. "Every Turkish citizen has the right to use the language he wants in any open meetings or publications. But there are laws like the letters code that run counter to this article," Yurdatapan said.
"It is tragicomic really, it humiliates Turkey," said human rights attorney Yusuf Alataş, speaking to the Daily News. "People in Turkey should not have to deal with these petty events, letters and bans," he said.
Improvements still at glacial pace
Diyarbakır's Sur district mayor, Abdullah Demirtaş, was deprived of his post by a decision from the Council of State after he attempted to give municipality services in Kurdish, Armenian and Assyrian last year.
Yurdatapan was pessimistic about the content of the TV channel. "My guess is that like every business carried out by the state, the aim will be to act as if something has been done, instead of really accomplishing anything. I believe we will only see state rhetoric, this time in Kurdish," he said.
The utility of starting the channel in the Kurdish language is lower than it could have been if it had started decades ago because anyone who has a satellite dish can access channels in any language.
The head of Turkey Human Right's Association, or İHV, Yavuz Önen said a state-run channel in Kurdish was not the cure for problems. "After a while, it may not be watched. I believe the state does not intend to provide a basis for its people develop their own languages, but it has political motivations," he said. TRT's channel will have to compete with other Kurdish channels for an audience, he said.
"Local authorities must be allowed to deliver services in other languages. The state allows Kurdish TV on the one hand, but opens investigations against mayors who send Bayram greeting cards in Kurdish," Önen said.
The change will not come easily, especially as it is dependent on a bureaucracy that resists improvement on some issues it considers sensitive. "There is a considerable amount of resistance in some state cadres, which insist on sticking with old practices," Alataş said. "We have heard similar criticisms, but this became a stage that led us here. Nevertheless, we have to support the new channel," Önen said.
Parliament Speaker Köksal Toptan requested minute keepers of Parliament to refer to the Kurdish not as "an unknown language" that has been the practice since 1991, but as "a non-Turkish language."
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Review: Y Talbot, Tregaron, Ceredigion4* inn
Y Talbot is a 4 star, 17th century inn in the pretty, compact, thriving market-town of Tregaron, forming the major architectural focal point of Y Sgwar, the town square. A Grade II listed building dating back at least 400 years, Y Talbot is at the heart of Tregaron, in the Welsh-speaking rural heartlands of the upper-Teifi valley. Over two thirds of the town's population can speak Welsh, including most of Y Talbot's staff.
Tregaron is the perfect base to explore Ceredigion, northern Carmarthenshire and the Cambrian mountains. And the beautiful seaside town of Aberaeron, looking out over Bae Ceredigion (Cardigan Bay) is less than 17 miles away.
On the other side of Y Sgwar is the Canolfan Rhiannon Centre, which includes the Canolfan Cynllun Crefft Cymru (Craft Design Centre of Wales) - art and craft galleries, and a small museum of Celtic art - and the Canolfan Aur Cymru (Welsh Gold Centre), with Gemwaith Rhiannon's jewellery workshop and shop. Bring plenty of money! Y Canolfan is packed full of quality Welsh products you didn't know you needed, but once seen, you won't want to live without.
The statue at the centre of Y Sgwar is of local boy Henry Richard (1812-1888), known as "the Apostle of Peace". Richard, secretary of the Peace Society (forerunner of the League of Nations) for forty years, was also a prominent abolitionist and became an MP too. As his statue says, 'In 1868 he became M.P. for the Merthyr constituency: and such was his concern for Welsh affairs that he became known as "the Member for Wales".' What a guy.
The inn features in the film Y Syrcas (2013), directed by Kevin Allen. Helen Griffin's screenplay was inspired by local folklore, which tells the tale of Batty's Travelling Menageries (the Circus) arriving in Tregaron in 1848. Among the circus troupe was an elephant, which died having drunk contaminated water and is, apparently, buried behind the beer garden of Y Talbot. Nick Stradling, of Wales in the Movies, reviewed Y Syrcas for Cymru Culture in December 2013; see Review: Y Syrcas (The Circus).
Scene from Y Syrcas, filmed in Tregaon
Originally a drovers' inn, George Borrow stayed in Y Talbot in 1854 writing warmly of his stay, in Wild Wales (published 1862). The hotel was built next to the inn in the 1850s, anticipating the coming of the railway linking Tregaron to Aberystwyth (about 17 miles north-west of Tregaron) and Llanbed PS (about 11 miles south-west of Tregaron), which opened in 1867.
The buildings have recently undergone extensive renovations, carried out by owners Mick and Nia Taylor with commendable sensitivity; everything you would want to be modern has been updated to a very high standard, and everything you would want to remain historic has been either left untouched or restored. The buildings have been beautifully renovated and decorated throughout; the pub's bar areas have a traditional feel, with their slate-flag floors, thick stone walls, inglenook fireplaces and wooden beams, and the main part of the hotel has a very modern feel to its Victorian roots.
The bars have maintained the atmosphere of a locals' pub. Not the kind where the music stops and eveyone turns to look as you walk in, but where you are welcomed into the community; difficult to achieve following a refit.
Y Talbot's well-kept cask ales include Evan Evans (from Llandeilo), Felinfoel (Llanelli) and Purple Moose (Porthmadog) breweries. Micro brewery Bragdy Mantle, from Cardigan, was a new one on us, and deserves being sampled as often as possible. Gwynt y Ddraig ciders (Pentre'r Eglwys/Church Village) and Penderyn Whisky (Hirwaun) are also available.
Outside, to the rear, the beer-garden has been beautifully landscaped, and includes a terraced, paved courtyard with seating available. To the front, picnic-style tables overlook Y Sgwar and Tregaron's main street.
The inn has an excellent reputation for warm welcomes and good food; looking at the reviews left on Tripadvisor, lots of satisfied guests have expressed these as particular strong points for the inn. Former guests include US President Jimmy Carter, who has stayed there twice.
We came across this inn when looking on the Welsh rarebits website www.rarebits.co.uk (which we have used as a trusted source of holiday destinations for a number of years now), and stayed here during part of a recent trip. Y Talbot is also listed in the Michelin Pub Guide 2015; the only new entry this year in Wales. We stayed two nights on a mid-week stay package, on a dinner, bed and breakfast basis, which represents excellent value for money. For current offers see: ytalbot.com.
Y Talbot has 15 rooms: nine Superior doubles or twin rooms (one of which has easy-access and facilities for disabled or limited mobility); two Standard twins; two singles; and two suites, which can convert to family rooms. All rooms have televisions and free Wi-Fi.
Our room, overlooking the quaint town centre, was spacious, light and bright, very clean, and furnished in a modern, pleasant style, with a very comfortable bed topped with Welsh wool blankets.
The bathroom was luxurious - again very clean - spacious and modern, with lots of lovely toiletries and fluffy white towels.
The same menu is available to eat either in the bar areas or served in the very pleasant restaurant. Food was plentiful, freshly-prepared, full of flavour, well-presented and good value for money. It was good to see that, wherever possible, Y Talbot source all their ingredients locally. We thoroughly enjoyed everything we ate here. All credit to chef Dafydd Watkin. Particular favourites were scallops, salmon fillet and Welsh lamb.
Y Talbot's full Welsh breakfast was also of a high standard; lots of freshly-cooked options, that come with a good selection of cereals, fruit, fruit juice, toast, preserves and tea or coffee.
Y Talbot's modernised restaurant, set out for breakfast
We had no problems parking during our stay; spaces were available immediately in front of the hotel each time we needed one. More parking is available at the rear. And, at busier periods, plentiful off-street parking is available a short walk away.
If you are looking for a short break in an historic inn with all-mod-cons, top quality food and drink, a friendly, welcoming atmosphere, in an idyllic market-town that hasn't been decimated by big supermarkets and is the perfect base for exploring rural west Wales, Y Talbot is the ideal place. We look forward to returning soon; a recommendation in itself.
Claire Meredith, September 2015
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Also by Claire Meredith: Manorhaus, Llangollen; June 2015 Ty Croeso, Crickhowell; December 2014 Ruthin Castle Hotel, Rhuthun; September 2014 The Manor Town House, Fishguard; June 2014 Llandeilo; December 2013 Tenby / Dinbych-y-pysgod; September 2013 The Old Chemist Inn, Saundersfoot; September 2013 The Bunch of Grapes, Pontypridd; September 2013 Gwesty'r Emlyn Hotel, Newcastle Emlyn; June 2013 Photographic study of Newcastle Emlyn; June 2013 Lake Vyrnwy Hotel; December 2012 The Drawing Room, nr Builth Wells; December 2012 3 Pen Cei Guest House, Aberaeron; June 2012 Escape 5* B&B, Llandudno; June 2012 The Bunch of Grapes, Pontypridd; June 2012 Photographic study of Myddfai; February 2011 The Crown at Whitebrook; February 2011 The New White Lion, Llandovery; February 2011 Ty Mawr Mansion Country House, Cilcennin, Lampeter; December 2009 George Thomas Hospice 'Style In the City' event; May 2009
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15 Completely False Myths About Weed
Let's talk about common myths about weed that are ridiculous and completely false.
Weed is one of the most talked about topics these days. There's no question that many are against it because it's a drug. Some are simply against it because of the falseness they have heard. They've been told that it'll make you dumb or that it causes cancer. Let's talk about common myths about weed that are ridiculous and completely false.
1. You will become addicted
This is one of the most common myths that's totally false. We have all heard that once you smoke, you can't stop. You simply cannot function without it. Truth is, you can. There's no evidence that can confirm that weed is addicting.
2. It makes you dumb
No, Marijuana will not rot your brain. Studies have been done to prove that weed has no affect on a person's IQ. We may look stupid at times, but that's simply because we're high.
3.We fake the munchies
Weed does make you hungry, it's proven. Food tastes so much better when you're high. Our need to devour an entire pizza is 100% real.
4. Sex is less enjoyable
People think that getting high causes your sex drive to decrease. In reality, it makes it much more fun! Countless numbers of weed-users say that they'd rather have high sex than to do it sober.
5. You can get high from raw weed
Save your weed and do not eat it. Raw weed will not get you high. Unless you're cooking up some delicious edibles, put the fork down and light up.
6. It stays in your system for 30 days
For those who love it enough to smoke every day, this is true. If you're curious and want to try it once, you'll be clean in a matter of days.
7. All pot is the same
Just like there are different types of candy, there are different types of weed. Each has their own effects, colors, and even taste. Some are also stronger than others.
8. Weed causes cancer
This myth couldn't be more false, especially today. If anyone still believes this, they must live under a rock. Marijuana is being legalized left and right for medical and recreational use. It's actually known to help cancer patients and is used frequently for treatment.
9. You can overdose
No one could ever smoke enough weed, seriously. Weed is one of the few things that you can't have too much of. Sure, you might be super baked if you smoke too much. Do not fear, you can smoke all you want!
10. It destroys your memory
Don't worry, you won't forget your favorite memories if you smoke weed. Weed does effect your short-term memory to an extent. You may forget where you put your car keys or if you ordered a pizza or not. However, you won't forget nearly as much as you would after a night of drinking.
11. You'll get your own set of boobs
For some odd reason, someone came to the conclusion that weed gives you man boobs. This is totally false and was announced so by CNN.
12. It's a gateway drug
No evidence suggests that weed is a gateway drug. It may, on the other hand, lead you to overindulge on your favorite snack or to light another joint.
13. George Washington grew weed
It is believed that our first president grew Marijuana in his own backyard. This is false, he grew hemp. Hemp is different from Marijuana.
14. Quitting is easy
Again, Marijuana is not addictive. If you are a heavy smoker, it can be hard to quit. This because getting baked is so much fun.
15. You can cheat a drug test
Many say that you can easily beat a drug test. This is only possible with fake urine or by using someone else's. It is not recommended that you attempt to cheat a drug test.
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5 Must see Ji Chang Wook dramas to get you excited for The K2 premiere
Ji Chang Wook's new action series The K2 premieres one month from today. The 29-year-old stars as a bodyguard who is paired with the lovely Yoona. Their chemistry no doubt will be red hot! If you are like many diehard K-drama fans, the long journey to September 23 promises to be an excruciating one. DramaFever has five hot shows starring your man that should tide you over until the The K2 fun begins.
1. Healer
Do you love journalism? If your answer is "yes", dive into the world of research to uncover a ten year-old mystery in this KBS action series. Ji stars as the healer Seo Jung Hoo, who is also a secretive online writer.
Before KARA decided to part ways earlier this year, the girls released a 10 episode series showcasing their acting skills. Ji Chang Wook portrayed a guardian angel in Park Gyu Ri's supernatural love story. He was apart of a love triangle that included a woman and her college crush.
KARA: Secret Love
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He played the ambitious Han Tae Yang who expanded his small vegetable shop into a national chain of stores. A K-drama based on a true story is full of hot guys you love like Lee Kwang Soo, Kim Young Kwang and Shin Won Ho. Be inspired and enjoy a dose of drama goodness in this delightful tale.
Bachelor's Vegetable Store
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Friendship is put to the ultimate test when two childhood buddies become enemies because of their allegiance to their causes. Baek Dong Soo (Ji Chang Wook) uses his skills in battle to protect the King, while Yeo Woon (Yoo Seung Ho) fights on behalf of assassins trying to take over the kingdom. It's an epic battle of good vs. evil.
Warrior Baek Dong Soo
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With around one hundred hours of Ji Chang Wook, this daily series is a fangirl's dream. He stars in the main role of Dong Hae, who is an skilled speed skater torn between his devotion to his handicapped mom and the woman he loves. Enjoy numerous hours of your favorite guy onscreen.
Smile Dong Hae
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Which exciting series will you be binge watching first?
Add The K2 to your queue now!
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A successful app is not a collection of screens, but a tangible, dynamic product. Design, performance, interactions, sound and movement are all part of the experience. A combination of these add up to your app's personality.
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We keep on iterating throughout as we fine tune all the componets. Clarity, micro-interactions, typography,—and sometimes sound—are all equally important.
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Housni, If you are on dial-up, the best way is to install onsgmls on a linux box and use that for validating. I do that as well, cause the online validator on dial-up is not easy to use. You can d/l onsgmls from http://openjade.sf.net and it comes with most linux distros as well. Saqib Ali ------------- http://validate.sf.net <---- HTML/XHTML/DocBook Validator On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Housni Yakoob wrote: > Hello, > Could you please direct me to a page that has information on installing > the markup validator on a localhost please? > > I'm a dialup user and where I live (in Sri Lanka), they charge by the > minute so it's very inconvenient for me to come online just to validate > my files. > I use phpDev 4.23 with MOD+Perl and I have all the necessary files as > specified on the source page at w3.org > > Thanks for reading. > > Housni Yakoob > Graphic Designer | Flash Developer > coming soon: http://koobi-studio.com > >Received on Thursday, 13 November 2003 13:42:30 UTC
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Note: Do not read on if you have not yet seen Season 4, Episode 6 of CBS' "The Good Wife," titled "The Art of War."
Ladies and gentleman, the gasps have returned. This episode of "The Good Wife" -- "The Art Of War" -- is a game changer. In fact, it's the game changer many stories needed.
Where to begin? Amanda Peet's fine performance? Maura Tierney's character's bombshell? The drinks between Alicia and Kalinda? So much to discuss.
Judge Kuhn (Linda Emond), one of my favorite recurring characters, returned to ask Alica for her help in Captain Laura Hellinger's (Amanda Peet) case. I really enjoy the way Judge Kuhn interacts with the characters, how her mere presence makes them act -- even Nick (Marc Warren). That very first scene with Judge Kuhn, Nick, Maddie (Maura Tierney) and Mandy (Miriam Shor) all sitting around amused me. Alicia decides to help Judge Kuhn and an unsure Captain Hellinger. However, Captain Hellinger changes her tune once she sees Alicia in court. It's been a few episodes since we had a really strong court case and episode, I think that's what was lacking from the last couple of installments. Plus, when Alicia is good, she's great.
Military law episodes used to scare me at first, but they've since become a strength of the show. Julianna Margulies truly shined. Captain Hellinger accused a civilian contract of sexual assault and Alica tried to prove he's not protected by a law that prohibits servicemen from suing the military. However, after a series of twists and turns, it all came down to timing and the accused was technically called to active duty at the time of the supposed assault, thus not allowing Captain Hellinger to sue him.
You know how sometimes you're watching something and you can't see the actor as anything but the actor? That wasn't so with Amanda Peet. I completely forgot it was her, which is a compliment. Just add her to the list of guest stars who successfully play against type and turn in a fine performance.
While the major case was going on, Maddie was still all worried about her friendship with Alicia after she announced she was pulling her support from Peter's campaign. Why was she pulling her support? BECAUSE SHE'S RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR. That's when the gasps returned. In fact, I gasped twice at that bombshell. It was EXACTLY the game change the show needed to 1) Make me interested in the election story; 2) Create conflict on many fronts; and 3) To give Maura Tierney some juicy material to work with. Emmy time! I also standby my thoughts on giving her a spinoff because it would make perfect sense: She becomes governor and it's a "West Wing" sort of show, only with state government. I would watch it in a heartbeat.
The stone expression on Alicia's face when Maddie dropped the news on Alicia's lap ... is there any wonder why she keeps getting nominated for awards for this show? To make herself feel better, Alicia gets drinks with ... Kalinda. There was no tequila on Alicia's part -- just red wine -- but it was so nice seeing them at the bar together. They discussed Nick briefly, because, like the majority of us, it seems like Alicia is tired of that whole thing. Nick lost his government bid, but there's a way to get him back in the game ... if Kalinda wants Alicia and Cary to do it. Waiting for that to wrap up any minute ...
Over in the campaign worker sex scandal world, Kristin Chenoweth returned as Peggy to help Eli deal with Mandy (Miriam Shor). "GCB" reunion alert! The two didn't interact, but Eli planted a story in Peggy's lap about a family member of Mandy who was tried many years ago by Peter as the State's Attorney, thus allowing Peggy to insinuate that Mandy's campaign sex scandal story was her act of revenge. Hope to see you again soon, Cheno! You too, Miriam.
The episode ended with Maddie telling Peter she's going to outspend him and win the election, so he should just be her lieutenant governor. He declines, obviously, and is very villainous about it. "Let's get to work," he said. And the episode ended. Such a super villain.
Some other things:
- Will still doesn't trust Cary? I thought they were over that. And the show hasn't done many criminal cases lately, I kind of miss them.
- Diane needed to ask Cary for help in dealing with Clarke (Nathan Lane). Since Cary and Clarke are BFF, Cary told her he's starting to care about the firm. That made me "aww."
- Hoping this whole "Jackie is unraveling" story goes somewhere interesting and doesn't just fade away.
- "What do you do when it's all over?" "You start up again."


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What's the number one business sector in Iowa? We know what pops into your mind—but actually, it's advanced manufacturing. In fact, Iowa is one of the few states where the manufacturing industry still flourishes—contributing three times more than the state's agriculture industry. Not bad for the number one producer of corn, eggs, pork and soybeans in the country.
Making everything from heavy-duty construction equipment, aerospace components to micro-plastics used in medical devices, Iowa's more than 5,000 manufacturers are an important part of Iowa's diverse economy. They also play a major role in the global marketplace—88 percent of Iowa's exports are manufactured goods. Combine a talented labor force, low operating costs and regulations that promote R&D and you've found an ideal location, built for success.


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black bean corn and avocado saladFrom missdrea 10 years ago
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- 1/2 jalapeno, seeded shopping list
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- Place lime juice, olive oil, garlic, salt, sugar, cumin, and jalapeno in a bowl and mix.
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- Add avocado.
- Chill at least 30 minutes.
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leaders of the land//playing god//control our senses//pavlov's dogs//kept sedated//brainwashed to submit//a life of torturous hell//is what our leaders give//(see you don't know this but..)//there's many things that we do wrong//we're worthless, unemployed//and they'd rather have us gone//we're fucking up the city//and we're taking up their space//so they'll they're importing dope for us//with hopes we'll die someday//our lives are being sucked dry//just to be sacrificed//for a facist, sexist lie//they keep it all illegal//so they can always lock us up//but they still want us to dope//so we're to dumb to rise above//and if that doesn't do it//and we're still in the way//they've created a disease for us//with no cure (or so they say)//work way a lifetime//just to end up dead//convieniently provided//with drugs to fill your head//educations limited//by governments control//they only teach you what they think//you really ought to know//televisions just a reinforcer of control//redjusting thoughts, robs you of your soul//desensitize the public to violence, sex and greed//watch us kill each other for all our wants and needs//all the sins are here for us//indulge and have some fun//they tell us not to murder but they'll still sell us the guns//don't count on the system to be easy on you//cause the rich can buy their freedom and the poor will be their tools//if you follow instructions and do as you are told//life will be much easier they'll fit you in the mold//they're working for a better world, harmonious and new//peace, love and unity except for you and you and you..
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A newly developed technology using mobile phone signals was exploited to enable this breakthrough.
Now Sharon Biggar and her team tell us how the company overcame challenges to grow their business and how they are now looking to offer their innovative product to other sectors where large congregations of people gather such as transport hubs, stadiums and department stores.
Company name: Path Intelligence
Location: Portsmouth
Turnover: Projected turnover for 2011 £2m
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The move comes days after Bangladesh agreed with the International Labour Organisation to give safety "the highest consideration" amid government fears Western garment firms might source goods elsewhere.
"Sixteen factories have been closed down in Dhaka and two in Chittagong," textile minister Abdul Latif Siddique told reporters, adding that more plants would be shut as part of strict new measures to ensure safety.
"We'll ensure ILO standards in terms of compliance," said Siddique, who heads a newly created high-powered panel to inspect the country's 4,500 garment factories in an effort to avoid fresh disasters.
"We have seen that those who claim to be the best compliant factories in Bangladesh have not fully abided by building regulations," he added.
The confirmed death toll from Bangladesh's worst industrial disaster hit 803 on Wednesday as rescuers pulled dozens more bodies from the rubble of the nine-storey building that collapsed outside Dhaka last month.
The Rana Plaza complex turned out clothing for Western retailers such as Britain's Primark and the Spanish label Mango.
Edited for Telegraph.co.uk by Barney Henderson