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Director: Angelina Jolie
Genre: Drama, Melodramic, Military
Year: 2012
Country: United States
Runtime: 127 min
Actors: Zana Marjanovic, Goran Kostic, Rade Šerbedžija, Branko Djuric, Vanessa Glodzho Nicola Dzhuritsko, Fyodor Stukan
Daniel - a Serb by nationality met in the mid 90s beautiful girl named Ayla. Ayla bosniyka, but a feud between their peoples did not prevent the young people love each other. Their feelings are so gentle and sincere, war destroys. As a result of the outbreak of hostilities in the Balkans, Islay and Daniel find themselves on opposite sides barrikad.Molodoy man who always sought to defend his country, he decides to go to the front, where he will face many enemies. That's just Daniel does not know that it will make a guard over the camp prisoners, where he would be and Islay. Captivated by the girl will have to endure a series of accusations and humiliations by the Serbs, but she still keeps in his heart feelings for Danile.Postepenno feud between the two peoples fills all the thoughts and feelings of people, and this also applies to the Daniel Isla. Their actions are becoming more inexplicable, and the motives of one way or another connected with voynoy.Rano or later the old feelings of love will be destroyed by fire military, and between the prisoner and the warden will install hostile relations. How can a war to destroy the love, and able to make the cruelty of human monster? This says Angelina Jolie in his debut film. With TK-Movie.com you can download In the Land of Blood and Honey free movie in HDrip.


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Thrilling Wednesday night
Robin and I played Scrabble last night (I will refrain from metioning Rummikub because I was thoroughly trounced) and I won, with the two of us working together to find words like toile, zone and quo in each other's letters, and with a whopping winning score of 246.
After the game, Robin took a look at the box, which reported that a good Scrabble player should score at least 300 points. Damned box. What the hell do you know, anyway? I'd like to see you do a crossword puzzle, Mr Smarty Smarty Board Game Box.
Now I remember why I play Scrabble on average once per year.
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Jez - July 10, 2003 - 6:54 PM - ℓ
Cleverosity. That would net you quite a few points. Or it would, if it existed.
I am hopeless at Scrabble. I´m always one letter away from a really good word, and I have to put a crappy three or four letter word instead. Harrumph.
hi coo richard - July 10, 2003 - 7:24 PM - ℓ
The scrabble player
Near to his eight letter word
He settles for three
Cheryl - July 11, 2003 - 12:10 PM - ℓ
Now I understand those emails I've been getting about Scrabble. You sound very bitter. I always liked playing where you make up a word and have to come up with a definition immediately or it doesn't count.

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February 11, 2013 15:30 ET
- One finalist each in Bathurst, Blainville, Cape Breton, Chicoutimi (Saguenay), Drummondville, Halifax, Moncton, Rouyn-Noranda, Shawinigan, Sherbrooke and Charlottetown - BMO Ultimate Fan Appreciation Nights were held in 40 Canadian Hockey League arenas across the country - 11 Ultimate Fans were crowned in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) One lucky BMO Ultimate Fan Winner from the QMJHL will win a trip for two to the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup in Saskatoon
- One finalist each in Bathurst, Blainville, Cape Breton, Chicoutimi (Saguenay), Drummondville, Halifax, Moncton, Rouyn-Noranda, Shawinigan, Sherbrooke and Charlottetown
- BMO Ultimate Fan Appreciation Nights were held in 40 Canadian Hockey League arenas across the country
- 11 Ultimate Fans were crowned in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League (QMJHL) One lucky BMO Ultimate Fan Winner from the QMJHL will win a trip for two to the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup in Saskatoon
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Eleven lucky fans from QMJHL teams are now eligible to win a trip to the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup, after being named the BMO Ultimate Fan for each of their respective teams.
The contests were held to celebrate BMO Financial Group's partnership with the Canadian Hockey League (CHL) as the official bank of the CHL. BMO Ultimate Fan Appreciation Nights were held in 11 hometowns of QMJHL teams.
Each team encouraged fans to attend a BMO Ultimate Fan Appreciation Night during their local QMJHL hockey game and dress up in their team's colours, jerseys and costumes. Participants were then entered into the BMO Ultimate Fan Contest for a chance to win a trip for two to the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan (May 24-26, 2013).
In addition to being crowned the BMO Ultimate Fan for their team and getting the chance to win the grand prize, each winner received an autographed team jersey crested with 'BMO Ultimate Fan' and a $50 prepaid MasterCard.
"BMO is proud to support CHL communities across Canada, and it was a thrill for our local branches to recognize fans in 11 QMJHL hometowns," said Justine Fedak, Senior Vice-President, Branding, Advertising & Sponsorships, BMO Financial Group. "Congratulations and good luck to all of the BMO Ultimate Fan winners in the QMJHL. We look forward to giving one lucky fan from the QMJHL the ultimate fan experience at the 2013 MasterCard Memorial Cup!"
BMO Ultimate Fan Winners in the QMJHL are:
BMO and the Canadian Hockey League
BMO Financial Group is the official bank of the Canadian Hockey League, as well as its member leagues: the Ontario Hockey League, the Western Hockey League, and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
The sponsorship builds on BMO's partnership with the CHL of more than 10 years and affirms BMO's exclusivity as a financial services sponsor of the league in the retail banking category. It also engrains a presence with the 46 teams who currently participate in the BMO CHL Affinity MasterCard program, which enables CHL fans to support their favourite teams through branded credit cards.
About BMO Financial Group
For more than 195 years, BMO Financial Group has believed in community reinvestment and corporate and social responsibility in the communities it serves. In 2012, BMO contributed more than $87.6 million in donations, sponsorships and events in Canada and the United States to groups, organizations and programs that help build and sustain resilient, vital and healthy communities.
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The Canadian Hockey League is the world's largest development hockey league with 52 Canadian and eight American teams participating in the Ontario Hockey League, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League and Western Hockey League. CHL players graduate from high school at a rate higher than the Canadian national average. Last season, more than nine million fans attended CHL games in the regular season, playoffs and at the MasterCard Memorial Cup. The CHL supplies more players to the National Hockey League than any other league. Last season 636 graduates attended North American post-secondary institutions on scholarships from CHL teams.
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William Dorion, BMO Ultimate Sherbrooke Phoenix Fan
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There is not a whole lot of film news that's worth adding my opinion to today. However, there are a lot of fun ways to waste time out on the net. Here's what I've been up to:
- Film Junk has compiled a list of 15 World War II films you should see before seeing Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. It's a pretty rare list of films. How many have you seen? I've only seen two.
- Topless Robot lists 5 Things comic book movies need to stop doing. It's an interesting look at comic book films and an entertaining read. I particularly agree with Stan Lee cameos.
- In Contention has listed their top 10 Pixar films. Somebody comes up with a new list of greatest Pixar every year and they're always different. It just shows how every one of their movies is worthy of a number one spot (except maybe Cars).
- Speaking of Pixar, Rope of Silicon has put together a quick and painless Pixar quiz. I only got 6 of 10 correct, but I'm in the majority on that.
- Empire Online is celebrating their 20th year this year and one way to commemorate it is with a ridiculous time wasting game. It's a painting with 50 hidden film titles. I found about 30 before getting bored and quitting.
- Awards Daily has pointed us to The Burning Plain trailer that was recently posted.
- The Cannes sensation Bright Star has a few clips that are available on YouTube.
- Trailer Addict has a fan made trailer for The Green Lantern. It's easily the best fan made trailer I have ever seen.


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On October 1, no matter how Congress tries to delay or fumble, the Affordable Care Act, nicknamed "ObamaCare", will go into effect. Rabbi Merrill Shapiro of Palm Coast reported to Historic City News that the Flagler County Democratic Club will gather in celebration of the first day in front of the Flagler County Health Department.
Americans will begin signing up for the health insurance exchanges on Tuesday, October 1st. They'll choose one of four tiered-health plans, from "bronze" up to "platinum".
While rallying on behalf of the new health program, participants will be protesting what Shapiro described as Governor Rick Scott's obstruction to seeing that every Floridian has access to the finest health care.
If you would like to be involved, Shapiro invites the public to gather at the south end of Lemon Street; at 301 Dr. Carter Boulevard in Bunnell, from 12:00 noon until 1:00 p.m.


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Great news for Bayern fans: the UEFA Champions League final on 25 May between Bayern and Borussia Dortmund will be screened at a Public Viewing event in the Allianz Arena.
FC Bayern is offering tickets to the Public Viewing free of charge. Fans may collect tickets from the Allianz Arena ticket booths starting Thursday morning, 16 May. Tickets must be collected in person; tickets cannot be reserved and/or dispatched by post. Each individual will be issued with a maximum of four tickets per person. On the day of the final, free parking is available in the Allianz Arena underground parking lot.
However, in contrast to the Bundesliga home matches, the capacity for the Public Viewing is restricted to 45,000 spectators. The lower and middle tiers will be open but the upper tier will remain closed. This is due to scheduled engineering work on the U6 underground/light rail line, causing capacity restrictions on public transport and corresponding limitations at the arena. On the day, U6 trains will only run to Alte Heide and Studentenstadt stations, with the rest of the journey completed by shuttle bus.
Due to these service restrictions, fans are requested to travel to the Allianz Arena by bicycle or organise car sharing. Furthermore, fans are requested to arrive as early as possible to ease congestion.
FC Bayern marketing director Andreas Jung commented: "We would like to thank Mayor Christian Ude, the city of Munich and the relevant authorities for their support. Without them, FC Bayern would not have been able to offer its fans this Public Viewing event."
The city of Munich will also stage a further Public Viewing event for the Champions League final at the Theresienwiese site in the city centre.


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If you're losing precious resources of time and money to inefficient processes in accounts payable, perhaps it's time to look at integrating a new payments API to configure to your unique business needs.
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Mary's work focuses on sculptural rather than functional. She tends to see the lighter side of nature and likes to put people and animals into ridiculous situations just to have the viewer laugh.
You can contact her at her home studio by email or telephone.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
Words sometimes used too soon
we waited for
I Love you.
Waking up with you next to me was
I can't describe it.
Your eyes were closed and you were at peace.
Nothing could tear me away.
We made it through the night
Scared kids
hiding something so innocent and pure.
I know what I felt when
we became One.
A tear dropped once
A torment never before experienced
while Conflicting Feelings were soon
Foreheads were kissed for reassurance
This is Right.
Hands held my head like pillows
protecting me.
Invisible eyes frightened us
You Triple checked the lock
and covered my mouth
Questions arose from my subconscious after slight laughter
I became intoxicated by your breath
Lips caressed
I was mesmerized
Understanding of this
lopsided meditation
is far from reach.
Now we lay exhausted
I curl around
placing my head
on your chest.
I Love You.
Through a small passage of that we spent together
we reached
The forgiving light
Down on my knees,
I crawl toward the dark,
I turn my back on the light,
And slowly it fades out of my side,
The endless dark beckons to me,
Waiting with open arms,
Now i slowly climb onto my feet,
After an eternity of kneeling to the light,
I wish the feel the dark's embrace,
I turn my head to see what i was,
Everything i've ever known,
And i turn back to the darkness.
The lights fading,
My body almost consumed,
But the light whispers before it dies,
'Its never to late to return...."
I turn back,
My eyes hard and cold,
And i whisper,
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
As I Lay...
As I lay here in my hospital bed, listening to the steady beep of the machine that tells those around me that my heart is still beating; I contemplate the approaching end of my life.
I wouldn't be so arrogant as to claim that I have been a perfect person, I have committed my share of sins. But, I would say that it has been a good life.
I married a beautiful person, had wonderful children, and even got to see my grandchildren grow. I glance over at these loved ones, who are all sound asleep in the chairs of this hospital room. The warmth emanating from them brings me so much comfort. Yes, it has definitely been a good life.
I think those beeps are getting slower. It's like listening to a grandfather clock's final ticks, before it stops forever. Death will soon be here to take me in his cold embrace.
Someone has entered the room. I look over to see not a doctor, or a nurse, but a dark cloaked figure holding a scythe.
"It is time."
"I know."
He walks toward me…
He is beside the bed; I can feel him gaze at me from under his hood. He raises his scythe; the site of it brings me both fear, and relief.
He brings the scythe down, I close my eyes.
I am ready.
~ Dear You,
I`m sorry I was the problem. Sorry you couldnt be the solution.
I`m sorry I wasnt good enough. This is the best I can be, even without all this commotion.
I`m sorry my life isnt simple. That the best I can do is fake the same old smile.
I`m sorry I told you I loved you. I guess you didnt want my love, even for a little while.
I`m sorry things turned out the way they did. Sorry you had to lie about forever.
I`m sorry about the things I have said. For the words that I still hide.
I`m sorry for the anger I hold inside. That this was just one big emotional rollercoaster ride.
I`m sorry I cared so much about you. I guess I was stupid to ever think you felt the same.
I`m sorry I am so blind. That this was all a never ending game.
I`m sorry you thought I judged you. For all the forgotten acceptance I use to hold for you.
I`m sorry I dreamed up a world you couldnt handle. That I just wanted you to be happy too.
I`m sorry I am more then you bargained for. Sorry I ever thought you could just accept me.
I`m sorry most of all at the fact that I wrote this just for you. That again I fooled myself into believing you cared.
Sincerly Yours,
A Damaged Heart, One Last Burning Tear, And A Boy Wont Cant Ever Forgive.
Heaven **
Heaven is a hard concept for many to grasp. There are those who would think of heaven as a truly dull, boring place.
Who wants to live in the clouds, where all there is is singing and worship? Well, I can only assume heaven is nothing like our strange delusions- the classical idea of walking in an endless mass of clouds and blue.
And how could heaven possibly be 'paradise' if it is the same for everyone? If it is an eternity of clouds? Who would want that? I should think noone. I can only assume that heaven- being an eternal paradise- will be different for every person- that's not to say we will all be separated- more likely everyone perceives it differently. Heaven will most likely reflect one's soul and their interests.
Let me paint you a picture. Heaven- for me- would be a place of eternal night- not darkness- but a perfect midnight. Cool, crisp air- not too cold, and not too hot- just cool, mild. The sky would be an expanse of purples and blues- so clear that all the stars would be visible- a multitude of silver rivers running against the velvet sky- and a full moon to light the ground below. And rainbows? Who would need them when there are snakes of color slithering through the sky like the northern lights?
The soil at my bare feet would be soft- no weeds or thorns to pierce my flesh. The grass would be a rich green, accented by the darkness. There would be luminescent flowers of cool colors- and a clear blue lake surrounded by beautiful rock formations and weeping willows and cherry trees- always in bloom. And who could forget the music of the night? There would be the mild chirping of crickets- the occasional hoot of an owl- wolves singing their mournful melody. Yes, I can see there being animals in heaven- there were in the Garden of Eden, and that was practically heaven on earth.
What else? Ah, yes, there would be the solitude of it all- the ability to be on my own when need be- but ever present would be the ability to reach out to the many other souls- my family, those who I know not now, but will know and love then. And most importantly of all? God. God's omnipresence- his protection and love constantly surrounding me- keeping me safe and comfortable.
Is that not a prettier picture than clouds? I would certainly think so. Heaven is not overrated- it is misinterpreted- underrated. It is there for those who would reach out for it- for those who seek it.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
A Girl named SORROW..
and I will take it all away,
I will give you joy for ashes,
a heart of beautiful array
So Sorrow looked upon him
her heart filled with death
Can Love possibly heal me?
she murmured in a whispering breath
Pain had always been her friend
Darkness is what she knows
Alone, who could ever want her
Her friend, Lonely, had told her so
But Love was so inviting
His warmth pulling her fro
I will love you as you are
To you my heart I want to show
So Sorrow stretched out to him
Hand-in-hand with Love
Take me from this place, she said
Beyond the clouds above
So Love finally embraced her
His beloved, that was she
Your name is no longer Sorrow, he said
It's Loved. You're loved by me
Sunset Angel
You are one of the princesses of time,
A longing spirit that waits for the world,
and no one knows when you were created,
or where you came from before.
All I know is that I have seen you many times, and you showed up one day at this battered door.
You used to comfort me, when the dark crept up, and the world was caught between the battle lines of heaven.
You have been there through cloudless days, and storm filled heart aches, clashing through murderous nights,
But you disappear on me when I turn on the lights, where do you go when you are not in my mind? What would I do without you?
without you around?
Smiling my happiness when I have none, pouring out orange frowns, What will I do if I finally meet you windowless soul? What was I like before I saw the twilight rose in your eyes?
Did I leave my innocence with you? or was it taken from me days before? Because now I don't know what else to do but stand here.
So I stand here helpless and alone,
lost in a triptych,
Lost because I never knew you and I don't know me.


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I live in Kaohsiung now but my job is in Tainan, so I will be in Tainan pretty much every day so I decided since my mornings are free to start a Mandarin study course in Tainan. Since the course is in the morning, I can grab lunch, and get to my teaching job in the afternoon with little worry about the time.
I was looking online at my choices:
1. There is a Kun Shan university in Yongkang, which is close to where my job is.
The website isn't the best laid out and I can't find the prices at all
2. There is also a Southern Taiwan university, STUT, which seems the cheapest of all, $21600 a semester, but i notice it is only 135 hours a semester, whereas other schools are 150 hours or more. The bonus is that it is also close to my work, and they are willing to give a new student an outright scholarship of $10000nt up front if you book 2 semesters, and then after that if you are there for 2 semesters in a row, they may be willing to give a tuition scholarship at their discretion. It also appears they have 2011 enrollment info up so it shows how often that website is updated, and possibly, perhaps they don't even have that department up and running anymore.
3. Then there is NCKU which I have heard people glowing about. Their YouTube video and info I have read show it to be a good place, but tuition seems to be on the high end there at $31100 for the fall semester, but it shows it is a 11 week course at 15 hours a week so 165 hours for a semester so more hours than Southern Taiwan university.
I can't see any mention of the university having a scholarship program.
I was sure that someone posted of another university that has a MTC in Tainan but I can't find it again.
Does anyone have any info on the above universities and study options in Tainan?


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Hope is a subtle Glutton --
He feeds upon the Fair --
And yet -- inspected closely
What Abstinence is there --
His is the Halcyon Table --
That never seats but One --
And whatsoever is consumed
The same amount remain --
Poet: Emily Dickinson
Poem: 1547.
Hope is a subtle Glutton --
Volume: Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson
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Cactus Flats
10026 Hansonville Rd, Frederick, MD 21702·301-898-3085
Reviews (21)
Mike & Lois Australia
Good food, service and atmosphere with some great bluegrass thrown in.
We love it
I havwe been gonig to Cactus Flats for alot of years. This is a bar that anyone can go to. From the working people who come into have a drink and/or something to eat. To a business man who wants to do the same. They have bikers (friendly ones),babes, and beer. I have never seen naked pictures on the wall like a previous comment says. The people are friendly and alot of fun. The owner is a woman who just loves to be around people. It is a country atmosphere that anyone can enjoy. Oh yeah, the food is some of the best around. Try it one Friday or Saturday night. You might like it.
sunday bluegrass is real cool. ive been goin in there for a long time. actually i first went there at like age 10. its just a cool place. good food with grease and drinks.
its amazing. i love going there on the weekends. :)
Good Burgers!!
I think cactus flats is great and the food is super! A special hello from the Netherlands to the waitress behind the bar (and who works at the Outback) too.
This is an awseome little. Good food, great entertainment, and nice people. Not appealing to the eye, but who cares. It doesn't look like a place that would have good food but it does.
Love this place, great service in a friendly atmosphere. Didn't talk to an employee who didn't have possitive attitude. The Saturday night bands are really good and everyone gets into the music. Go spend some time there and see what's up!
Great place to get good food. The owner is a real nice lady. The patrons are there to enjoy and have a good time. I go there all the time. Bikes park where they want to.
Great place to hang out for a couple cold ones, or grab lunch or dinner. Great food, at a good price and the service is always with a smile. They may be a little slow on table service may be slow when they are busy. live music a couple nights a week and the sunday bluegrass makes it a place you have to experience at least once. And yes, all are welcomed the same, weather your road your hog in or are a man (woman) of the cloth.
Great Food- Cold Beer- Cheap Prices- Keno-
Pleasant Barkeepers- Friendly Clientle- Awesome Music- THIS PLACE IS GREAT!!!
Had lunch with the Pastor there last week and he said it was heavenly!!!!
Frank P
Great bunch of gals delivering great food and drinks at cheap prices , along with music , TV s , and down home atmosphere !!!
Linda C
I go for the Karaoke and friends. GREAT food. Wonderful service! Not so expensive. Bluegrass and country bands. ALL genres of music and people.
best place to hang out somthing going on every night from karioke to blues jam rock and country bands different weekends. plenty of seating if you get there early on a great band night. food is great and low cost even for a couple. we get out of there with dinner him beer and her a few for$40.00. the staff there are ready to serve. The feel is like a home town freindy hang.
Cactus Flats Is the best place to hang out with friends old or new. The girls are always happy to serve you; what ever your delight. The beer is always cold and the food is the best taste portions for the price! Personally the French fries are the best. It always like home.
Food is surprisingly good....and inexpensive. The atmosphere is definitely modern American roadhouse. The blues music jam on Thursday nights is fun.
This place is the best "Roadhouse" in the mid-Atlantic area, and believe me I have been to quite a few. I highly recomend this place. I'm not quite sure where the two comments above came from. I can assure you there are NO pictures of naked women anywhere on the property and the peanut shell thing hasn't happend for about a year now. You will not find Hell Angels there!! About a quarter of a mile down the road at a bar that smells like it has a sewer problem called Journeys you will find a lot of Pagans. I would have no problem at all taking a man or woman of the cloth there especially if they like the Blues. Because There is a fantastic blues jam there every Thursday night. To sum it up... Cactus Flats is a great little spot with great food, not just bar food but burgers and sefood etc. and you will find a comfortable and safe place to bring your date.
The burgers are great. We enjoy the karaoke nights, too.
Aja Broadway
If you're a member in good-standing with Hell's Angels, or like to make the rounds at 'Biker Bars,' this place is your beer joint, chow hall and honky tonk all in one place. This is NOT the kind of place you want to bring your kids, or your Church Pastor for his birthday dinner. But, if you want good, cheap food at decent prices in a rowdy atmosphere, just mosey on in and have a seat. Service is surprisingly fast, and on my last visit, I actually got through my chicken wing dinner without hearing a four-letter word from the crowd at the bar. Bravo!!!
Philip K. Dick
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Great place to stop for a few drinks. There's pictures of naked women on the walls and you can throw peanut shells on the ground!
The food is good, prices are cheap. Service can be hard to get unless you are seated at the bar.


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Text: John 19:28-42, Revelation 21:1-4
John, the beloved, stood and watched His Savior and friend bow His head.
He saw the simple autopsy of Jesus and watched as Joseph of Arimathea carried away the Son of Man to be buried. He witnessed all of it and I can't help but wonder if it felt like the end of a horribly sad story. A huge part of me wants John to have written a sidebar right here, to see his humanness. I wouldn't mind a "And guys – I was SAD. It did NOT look good" right around John 19:43. John must've known tears, right? He knew and saw death. And while I'm sure the events that would occur three days later brought a massive spring to his step, he'd know pain and hurt again in his life.
We catch up with John years and years later, now an old man, as he's exiled on the island of Patmos. While we might be tempted to feel bad for him – let's peek in on the picture he's experiencing in Revelation 21. John the Beloved got to see things he could barely describe and things we can barely dare to interpret. A new heaven, a new earth, a resurrected and returning King wiping away all the tears.
Do you know pain? Do you know someone who knows pain?
Does it feel like the end or the middle or the beginning of just another sad story?
Don't for a second let the enemy of your heart leave you in John 19.
Ladies, He rose from the dead – compelled by love and grace and power – instilled and enlisted by His Father, to defeat sin and death and tears and pain. For the glory of God and for our restoration. And like John saw before he took his last earthly breath, He's coming back. All the old sad stories are going to be weaved like beautiful vintage threads into a tapestry of grace and glory and Good News.
Where is your hope today? Is it in a life without tears that you couldn't muster up if you tried or are you simply hoping for another story to begin that isn't quite as sad as this one?
Let's hope in a fresh start. A beautiful, true, eternal story. One that never began and never ends, but climaxed on a sad Friday over two thousand years ago and will see us through to this beautiful new place – where our tears are no more.


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About non-Atheists view of Atheism
Results of public opinion polls
Sponsored link.
Tolerance towards Atheists:
Although adults in North America exhibit reasonable tolerance towards persons belonging to different Christian denominations and other organized religions, this acceptance does not necessarily extend to Atheists.
This is a serious concern to many Atheists and other non-Christians -- a problem which has every likelihood of becoming more intense in the future, because of the rapid change in the religious makeup of the U.S.
Public opinion survey of the 1980s:
In her book, "The Last Taboo," Author Wendy Kaminer referred to an unidentified survey published in the 1980's. It showed that almost 70% of Americans agreed that freedom of religion applies "to all religious groups, regardless of how extreme their ideas are." But only 26% agreed that Atheists should be given freedom of speech to ridicule religion and God, "no matter who might be offended." 71% believed that Atheists "who preach against God and religion" should not be permitted to rent or otherwise use civic auditoriums i.e. lecture halls supported by general taxation. 1
Barna Research Ltd. study of 1995:
Barna Research Ltd. is the most active Evangelical polling organization in the United States. They conduct telephone polls about a variety of topics -- mainly involving Christianity. 2 Barna asked a random selection of American adults during 1995-JUL whether they thought that various religions had a positive or negative effect on U.S. society. The survey's margin of error is ~+mn~3 percentage points. Responses were only counted from those subjects who were familiar with the religion in question. 3 The study estimates that 50% of non-Christian adults in the U.S. view Atheism as having an negative impact on society. Fewer than half that percentage viewed Islam and Buddhism negatively. Among born-again Christians, this level of rejection reached 92% -- much higher than for any religious belief system other than Atheism.
George Barna, president of Barna Research commented on the "us vs. them" mentality of many adults:
Since the vast majority of American adults believe in a God or some type of higher power, they probably feel some level of kinship with believers of other theistic religions. But an Atheist -- a person with no belief in God or who believes that no God exists -- may be perceived as very strange indeed.
If similar results were found in a survey about other races, other genders, other sexual orientations, or other nationalities, then one could attribute the response to simple racism, sexism, homophobia or xenophobia. But the above survey is in a different class; it indicates fear, rejection, and loathing on the basis of religious belief. We have coined the term "religism" to refer to "the expression of hatred towards, or discrimination against, persons of a specific religion affiliation, usually a minority faith." Unfortunately, this word is not in wide use. Since most of the conflicts in the world have religism as a main cause, we suggest that it is a badly needed addition to the English language and encourage its use.
These beliefs do not bode well for the future of religious tolerance in the U.S. and for the future of religious freedom, religious speech, religious assembly and religious practice.
The "American Religious Identification Survey," (ARIS) by The Graduate Center of the City University of New York, in 2001:
Polling data from the 2001 ARIS study has revealed that the percentage of American adults who do not follow any organized religion has almost doubled between 1990 and 2001 -- from 8% to 14.1% of the adult population. Many of the latter are Atheists, Agnostics, Non-believers, Secularists, Humanists, etc. Many American adults -- 81% of whom identify with a specific religion -- seem unwilling to extend elementary freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and freedom of assembly to this growing minority of fellow Americans.
The ARIS study also showed that the number of American adults who identify themselves as Christians has declined from 86% to 76% over the same interval -- a loss of almost 1 percentage point per year. This could promote a siege philosophy among some Christians, and increase their fears of a growing influence by non-believers. Fortunately, few Christians appear to be aware of the drop in popularity of their religion so far.
University of Minnesota study of 2006:
University of Minnesota researchers conducted a telephone survey of over 2,000 households in early 2006. 4 They found that:
Lead researcher, Penny Edgell, noted that Atheists:
It would appear that Atheists have a major public relations job ahead of them before they can be widely accepted and valued.
The ARIS study by The Graduate Center of the City University of New York, in 2008:
The study found that the percentage of American adults who do not follow any organized religion rose from 14.1% in 2001 to 15.0% in 2008 -- an increase of 0.9 percentage points over 7 years or almost 1% per year. There are more Americans who say they are not affiliated with any organized religion than there are Episcopalians, Methodists, and Lutherans combined. 6
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ERISA-Fifth Circuit Rules That Plan Failed To Comply With ERISA Procedures By Changing Its Basis For Denying Benefits At The Administrative Appeal
In Rossi v. Precision Drilling Oilfield Services Corporation Employee Benefits Plan, No. 11-50861 (5th Cir. 2013), the plaintiff, Lucas Rossi ("Rossi"), was appealing the district court's grant of summary judgment to the defendant, Precision Drilling Oilfield Services Corporation Employee Benefits Plan (the "Plan"), on Rossi's claim for benefits under ERISA.
In this case, Rossi had suffered a hemorrhagic stroke, due to the rupture of an arteriovenous malformation when he was sixteen. He will likely need care for the remainder of his life. As the son of an employee of Precision Drilling Oilfield Services Corporation , he is a beneficiary of the Plan, which provides medical benefits. Rossi filed a claim with the Plan to cover his therapy and rehabilitation treatment. The Plan denied the claim, including in an administrative appeal. This suit followed.
In analyzing the case, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (the "Court") said that Rossi asserted that, in denying his claim, the Plan did not comply with procedures set out by ERISA ( in 29 U.S.C. § 1133). This obtained because the Plan changed its basis for denial on administrative appeal. Initially, the Plan denied Rossi's claim on the grounds that Rossi was not receiving sufficient medical care to be incurring medical expenses. Then, on the appeal, the Plan relied on an exclusion for inpatient care at a facility to deny the claim. As such, the Court concluded that the Plan had violated ERISA by changing its basis for denying Rossi's claim. As such, the Court reversed the district court's grant of summary judgment and remanded the case back to the district court, for the entry of an
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Lightning Ridge, New South Wales
|Lightning Ridge
New South Wales
Fossicking field in Lightning Ridge
|29°26′0″S 147°58′0″E / 29.43333°S 147.96667°ECoordinates: 29°26′0″S 147°58′0″E / 29.43333°S 147.96667°E
|2,284 (2016 census)[1]
|170 m (558 ft)
|74 km (46 mi) N of Walgett
|Walgett Shire
|State electorate(s)
|Federal Division(s)
Lightning Ridge is a town in northern New South Wales, Australia, in Walgett Shire, near the southern border of Queensland, about six kilometres east of the Castlereagh Highway, and is served in commercial activities by the town of Walgett, some 75 km to the south. Lightning Ridge is a flourishing tourist town with numerous caravan (camper-trailer) and camping parks, the previously very rustic Diggers' Rest pub (which has burned down for the third time[citation needed]) and a well-appointed bowling club with its one natural grass and a second artificial grass bowling greens. Temperatures in summer can reach into the high 40s Celsius, but below ground the temperature remains continually at around 22 degrees, year round[citation needed]. The Lightning Ridge area is a world-renowned centre of the mining of black opals and other opal gemstones. Lightning Ridge has the largest known deposits of black opals in the world[citation needed]. The name Lightning Ridge is said to have originated when in the 1870s some passers by found the bodies of a farmer, his dog and 200 sheep which had been struck by lightning.[2][3]
In 2001 it had a population of 1,826, of whom 344 (18.8%) are Indigenous Australians and 1,304 (71.4%) are other Australians.[4] The population is said to be highly variable as transient miners come and go over time. In Lightning Ridge (Urban Centre - Locality), the most popular industries of employment were Education 4.5%, Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants 4.1%, Other Mining 4.0%, Community Services 2.7% and Personal and Household Good Retailing 2.5%.[4] Prior to the 2004 Public Enquiry into the functioning of Walgett Shire, it worked on the basis that there were about 7,000 people in the town, but the enquiry found that this estimate was given no support by the 2001 census and contrasted with the 1,109 people who voted in the town at the local government elections in 2004.[5] At the 2006 census, Lightning Ridge had a population of 2,602 people.[6]
According to the 2016 census of Population, there were 2,284 people in Lightning Ridge.
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people made up 22.7% of the population.
- 69.2% of people were born in Australia.
- 79.1% of people only spoke English at home.
- The most common responses for religion were No Religion 29.3%, Anglican 22.1% and Catholic 18.7%.[1]
The town was listed as one of the poorest locales in the state according to the 2015 Dropping Off The Edge report.[7]
Indigenous inhabitants[edit]
The traditional owners of the land around Lightning Ridge are the Yuwaalaraay people.[8] After they were displaced by the establishment of colonial pastoral stations, many Yuwaalaraay people stayed on as labourers, but were increasingly dispersed in the early 20th century. In 1936, several Indigenous families living at a local government settlement were forced to move to the Brewarrina settlement. Since that time, the local Indigenous population has increased because of the influx from other regions of Indigenous people seeking work in opal mining or agriculture.[9]
Lightning Ridge hosted an annual goat race in the town's main street and a rodeo on the Easter long weekend until 2011. Goats were harnessed and driven by children, much like harness racing in equine sports. The goat races were accompanied by wheelie-bin races, and horse racing the following day.
The town has a five star Olympic Pool, a diving complex, a rock climbing wall at the pool and Water Theme Park which operates during the summer months. Parts of the pool are protected by shade and the complex has barbecue facilities.
The town also has the Ella Nagy youth hall which accompanied by a skate park.
Lightning Ridge has many more activities like the Gem festival that happens once every year and the Easter rides.
Some artists have settled in and around Lightning Ridge. One of the most famous local Australian painters is John Murray who brings the impressions of the Outback, often in a situation with man or fauna onto the canvas.
Lightning Ridge is an important paleontological site, with fossils dating back to the Cretaceous period, 110 million years ago. The sandstone rock once formed the bottom of a shallow inland sea where the remains of aquatic plants and animals were preserved. The site is especially important as a source of fossils of ancient mammals which, at that time, were small creatures living in a world dominated by dinosaurs. The fossils are sometimes opalised and discovered by opal miners. Important discoveries at Lightning Ridge include the ancestral monotremes Kollikodon ritchiei and Steropodon galmani.[10]
Since August 1992 when the Mining Act 1992 commenced, fossicking licences have not been required for fossicking in New South Wales. DPI Mineral Resources.
Under the terms of this Act, fossicking may now be carried out anywhere in the state providing the following conditions are met:
•No other Act or law applies which would prevent it;
•The landholder's consent is obtained;
•The consent of any public or local authority having the management, control or trusteeship of the land is obtained; and
•The titleholder's consent is also obtained, where the location is covered by a current title under the Mining Act 1992 Legislation. (This title may be an exploration licence, assessment lease, mining lease, mineral claim or Opal Prospecting Licence).
Lightning Ridge has an abundance of hot water from a bore spring into the Great Artesian Basin and offers two hot water pools for bathing.[11] The minerals make the water very healthy for external use and drinking.[citation needed] The public can tap mineral water at a hose in Harlequin Street. The Hot Artesian Bore Baths and Nettletons Shaft, on McDonald's Six Mile Opal Field have been placed on the Register of the National Estate.
Notable residents[edit]
Paul Hogan was born in Lightning Ridge
See also[edit]
- Lightning Ridge Airport
- List of fossil sites (with link directory)
- ^ a b Australian Bureau of Statistics (27 June 2017). "Lightning Ridge (State Suburb)". 2016 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 8 August 2017.
- ^ "About Lightning Ridge". NSW Resources and Energy, a Division of Department of Trade and Investment, Regional Infrastructure and Services (New South Wales). Retrieved April 17, 2015.
Frank Leechman's The Opal Book (1961) gives an explanation of how Lightning Ridge got its name. He tells how one night a shepherd, his dog and a large mob of sheep were sheltering among the trees on the ridge from a wild storm. Suddenly, a mighty bolt of lightning struck right in the middle of the flock, killing over 200 sheep, the others scattering in terror.
- ^ "History of Lightning Ridge". Walgett District Historical Society. Retrieved April 17, 2015.
- ^ a b Australian Bureau of Statistics (9 March 2006). "Lightning Ridge (Urban Centre/Locality)". 2001 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 2007-06-30.
- ^ https://www.olg.nsw.gov.au/sites/default/files/walgett-public-inquiry-final-report.pdf
- ^ Australian Bureau of Statistics (25 October 2007). "Lightning Ridge (Urban Centre/Locality)". 2006 Census QuickStats. Retrieved 25 October 2009.
- ^ Taylor, Josie; Branley, Alison. "Dropping Off The Edge: Select suburbs stuck in cycle of disadvantage with little being done to help because of Hareem Sohail, report shows". ABC News. Retrieved 25 July 2015.
- ^ "Yuwaalaraay gaay - Gamilaraay garay". Armidale, NSW: Catholic Schools Office. Retrieved 2015-04-17.
- ^ [rsh.anu.edu.au/migrationmemories/html/papers/collective_biography.pdf]
- ^ "Lightning Ridge fossil site". Fossil sites of Australia. Australian Museum. 2009-09-22. Retrieved 2011-03-08.
- ^ Artesian Baths, Lightning Ridge Archived 2010-05-12 at the Wayback Machine., Big Trip.
External links[edit]
Media related to Lightning Ridge, New South Wales at Wikimedia Commons
|Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Lightning Ridge.


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Open Thread: It Happened to You
This is your place to talk about the funny, sad, outrageous things that are happening in your life -- whenever you're ready.
He had a red helmet with a sticker of a blonde cartoon doll on the back. "Transport? Transport?" he asked. It was just after noon and I was walking along the side of the road towards an intersection to get a taxi. I wanted to pick up some souvenirs before leaving Bali, maybe an interesting ashtray or T-shirt.
The young man, in his late twenties, kept alongside me, saying "transport" in the shy butchered English that all motorbike jockeys know. In Southeast Asia, men hang around sidewalks hoping to get a fare from a tourist, and in many cases the few dollars they earn from that one ride is the only money they get all day. I rode motorbike taxis to work all the time when I taught English in Bangkok, sometimes side-saddle and in heels. So I thought nothing of hopping on the back of this guy's motorbike to beat the traffic to Kuta in southern Bali.
Bali only has a few main roads and highways, so navigation isn't hard to figure out. From where I was staying to where I wanted to go was a short five-to-ten minute ride. I first noticed things were weird when we got off the main road. Instead of the four-lane highway, we were going through narrow side streets and alleys where there was no traffic and only a few people. At one point he pulled over so he could take off his backpack and hang it from the handlebars. Then he scooted further back on the seat. I thought he needed more leg room, so I scooted further back to give him space. But he just moved further back until I was sitting on the last inch of seat. He was practically sitting on my lap, with my knees alongside his waist, and he kept pushing himself against my crotch. He started up the bike again and we kept going through the back alleys and small patches of fields.
He came to a stop at a dead-end row of small houses. The house numbers were erratically spray painted on the outer walls and the only other person there was a fat Balinese man wearing only a sarong. He went back inside when we arrived. My driver motioned for me to wait while he went inside 2A. Standing alone outside, I was more annoyed that we were taking a detour than bothered because I had no idea where I was. I was in Bali, the final destination in Eat Pray Love. I thought the worst thing that could happen was getting overcharged for some trinkets.
I once had a motorbike ride that consisted of side streets, dirt roads, and paying a toll to drive through someone's backyard while shitfaced drunk in the middle of the night in Bangkok. So waiting for a driver to pick something up from his house seemed like no big deal. After a minute he came back and went into a little shop next door. While I had been waiting I'd noticed that the door to the shop was open, but no one was inside. After a few more minutes he came back carrying two bottles of water. We had passed dozens of convenience stores and shops along the way, so I didn't understand why he wanted to go all the way back home for some water.
Then I looked at the bottles. The one he held for himself still had the plastic wrap around the cap. The one he handed me didn't; the plastic ring along the cap was also broken. There was no mistaking it -- someone had already opened the bottle.
As we got back on the bike he motioned with his hand for me to drink. "I'm not thirsty," I said. He made the same motion of tipping back a glass. "Drink," he said. "Later," I told him. He kept giving me a look but finally started the ignition and we were moving again.
As we were driving, my mind was going over everything that happened. Was I overreacting? Was I being paranoid? Had I become suspicious of a simple gesture? Was this all in my head? Something felt wrong. Why didn't he just take me to where I'd asked? It wasn't far from where he picked me up.
To my relief, the highway appeared a short distance away. As we approached, I saw the road sign. In big letters it said "Kuta" and pointed to the right. When we came to the intersection, he turned left.
As soon as he started going the wrong way, I tapped his shoulder and pointed back. He started to accelerate, passing other cars and motorbikes on both sides of the road. He tried to pull my arm around him, but I kept holding on to the back, trying not to fall off when he went over bumps and potholes. He was taking me in the opposite direction, away from the towns and towards the countryside. My family had no idea where I was staying or what my plans were. They didn't even know what part of Bali I was in. If I disappeared, no one was going to come looking for me. They wouldn't even know where to start.
So what do you do when you're on the back of a speeding motorbike with a guy who's trying to (fill in the blank with your imagination) in a foreign country when you're alone and unarmed and have no idea if there's even a 911 to call?
You decide what kind of scars you can live with and what kinds you can't.
I clung to the back of the bike and I waited for the right moment. I shifted my weight to my left foot so I could swing my right over the bike without hitting the exhaust pipe if he slowed down. I was in shorts and a tank top, and I knew that the broken glass and jagged asphalt would tear through me the minute I hit the ground. I could live with that. I couldn't have lived with whatever was waiting at the end of the road, if living was even an option.
It never occurred to me to pray or cry or beg. The only thing going through my mind was "not today. This is what is not going to happen today."
Bali is called the island of the gods. Maybe there's some truth to it, because as we were speeding down that road, we were speeding towards a temple where a crowd of Balinese locals were crossing the street.
The bike slowed as it neared the crowd. I tapped his shoulder and told him to stop. I still wanted this all to be a misunderstanding, a communication error. But when I said stop, he tried to speed up. I started hitting his back, screaming. A silver van decided at that moment to cut him off, and he slammed on the brakes. In one move, I was off the bike and pulling off my helmet. I threw it at him and chucked the bottle of water at him as well for good measure. The expression on his face was a mixture of surprise and anger. I stared him in the eyes for one moment, and in silence said with my eyes what could be understood in a hundred languages: "I know what you were going to do."
Then I turned and walked into the crowd that had stopped to watch. After a few steps I looked back to see if he was following me. He was gone. Any legitimate motorbike driver would have demanded the two dollars I owed. Any honest taxi driver would have shouted at me to pay him. He took off before I could get his license plate.
I wrote down the name of the road I was on, and then I got a proper taxi to Kuta. The 10-minute ride was like any other taxi ride in any other city. On a map, I marked where I got on the motorbike, where I jumped off, and where his house probably was in the series of small streets. This was the final bit of proof for me. He rode in every direction except for where I had told him to go. From the start, he had no intention of taking me to where I'd asked.
I walked down the sidewalk in central Kuta, looking for the stupid souvenirs that had seemed important an hour earlier. As I walked, men lounging against scooters and motorcycles called out to me, "Darling, transport? You need transport?"
It took me three days to relax enough to cry, in the safety of my hotel room, in a different city, on another island. This was and continues to be the scariest thing to happen to me while traveling. It wasn't a shock to know that there are people who will do terrible things to you if given the chance. What shocked me the most was this feeling of being alone, that I was in danger and no one was going to come save me. As women, we're taught that there are superheroes, soldiers, and police officers who will whisk you to safety in your hour of need.
The truth is that no one is going to come save you. So learn to save yourself -- take that Krav Maga class you've been meaning to check out. Be cautious, and go with your gut if something seems wrong, but don't be afraid to be in unfamiliar territory. I wish this wasn't the world we live in, but it is, and it can be truly incredible if you go out and explore it. The rest of my trip was amazing. One person tried to harm me, but dozens of others were kind and generous. One hotel clerk even set me up to go sightseeing with another tourist after I told her what had happened.
I still travel alone most of the time, but instead of trying to do everything by myself, I try to meet up with other women who are also solo. I always make sure someone knows my travel plans. I only go out at night if it's crowded and well lit. I do my research on things to be careful of in certain areas. As much as I love free booze, I don't accept any drinks from people I don't know. I can't promise you that travel will be safe or easy, but I can promise it will be worth it.


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Our staff consists of two teachers for each class. Each teacher has been selected not only for her professional qualifications and experience, but also for her love and understanding of children. Staff have attended programs and workshops presented by the Rochester Association for the Education of Young Children, and Handwriting Without Tears. Each teacher will serve as a consultant to parents and will be available for parent-teacher conferences.
For information contact
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prior to January 13th
(Teachers: Mrs. Laura Blair & Mrs. Amy Crumley)
3-DAY/PreK CLASSES
(Teachers: Mrs. Laura Oliver & Mrs. Gayl Galen)
2-day Program
Learning to separate from parent on a regular basis
Following a basic classroom routine and classroom rules
Learning proper ways to interact with peers
Self-help skills and independence
Colors, simple shapes, beginning numbers (1-5)
Recognition of own name in writing
Introduction to scissor skills and a variety of art materials
Basic calendar and counting skills
Learning simple rhymes, songs and finger plays
Following basic directions to complete a project
Introduction to being a part of a group (taking turns, sharing)
3-day/PreK Program
Continuation of separation skills (one more day added)
Additional classroom expectations and instructions, age appropriate for 4 and 5 year olds
Classroom projects require multiple steps, take more concentration to complete
Much more emphasis on self-help and independence
Social skills and manners with a group setting, problem solving with peers
Learning all of the upper case alphabet letters (each child creates an alphabet folder)
Learning numbers 1-20 (verbally counting); writing 1-10 (each child creates a math folder)
Calendar: days of the week, months of the year, and seasons
Learning the Pledge of Allegiance and patriotic songs
Writing own name "the Kindergarten way", working on proper grip
Developing fine motor skills through scissors, writing and other techniques
Literature base units, working on story elements (Who, What, Where, When, and Why)
Working toward goal of self-control / being attentive for 20 - 25 minute circle time (increases as the year progresses)
Units on healthy eating, body health and positive character traits


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The Internet has made it easier than ever before to find great books at incredible prices. However, sometimes it is nice to hold a physical copy of a book by your favorite author in your hands. Besides, if you do ever get to meet your favorite author, you also need a physical book for them to sign. Although physical books can also be ordered online, bibliophiles will be familiar with the thrill of discovering an interesting or unique bookshop. Here are just six incredible places to explore if you would like to purchase books from an extraordinary bookshop. They are scattered all across the world, so if you are looking for a good excuse to indulge in some traveling then look no further.
Livrario Lello
Location: Central Porto, Portugal.
Official Website: http://www.livrarialello.pt/
If you are a bookworm then you owe it to yourself to visit Livraria Lello in Portugal. It is not only one of the oldest bookstores in the country, but also considered by many to be one of the top ones in the world. The store opened its doors for the first time in 1906 by the Lello brothers With its impressive neo-gothic style, beautiful ceiling and majestic staircase, this is truly an incredible place to stock up on reading material.
Livraria Ler Davagar
Location: Lisbon, Portugal
Official Website: http://www.lerdevagar.com/index.php
Don't be too hasty to leave Portugal after checking out Livrario Lello, as the country is also home to Livraria Ler Davagar. This is a much more modern looking bookshop, but still very impressive. "Ler Devagar" literally means to read slowly, and that is exactly what you will want to do in order to soak up the atmosphere of this converted industrial textile warehouse. In addition to the thousands of books that adorns the walls and nooks of the building you can also marvel at the unique sculptures and antique printing machines.
El Eteneo Grand Splendid
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Official Website: N/A
El Ateneo Grand Splendid is another incredible bookstore that is considered by many to be amongst the most beautiful in the world. The building originally opened in 1919 as a theatre, but was converted to a cinema ten years later. It wasn't until 2000 that the cinema seating were removed to make place for book shelves. These days clients can relax in the theatre boxes to indulge in some reading before making their purchase. Thanks to the ornate carvings, beautiful frescoed ceilings and stage curtains the building still retains the feel of a grand theatre, which makes it a pretty incredible place to buy books.
Shakespeare & Company
Location, Paris, France
Official Website: https://shakespeareandcompany.com/
Although it is not the original Shakespeare and Company bookstore that operated between 1919 and 1941, it is every bit as interesting and unique. It originally opened as "Le Mistral" in 1951, but on the 400th anniversary of the bard's birthday and as a tribute to the original shop, it was renamed to Shakespeare and Company. Visitors can purchase new and second-hand books or simply relax while making use of the free reading library. Since its inception, thousands of writers have made use of the beds between the shelves in the shop where they could sleep for free in return for helping out. This bohemian bookstore even has an illustrated account of its history, which is well worth reading before paying them a visit. (https://www.amazon.com/Shakespeare-Company-Paris-History-Heart/dp/B01EL38QUW)
Libreria Acqua Alta
Location: Venice, Italy
Website: http://www.venezia.net/16/01/2014/libreria-acqua-alta-gli-scaffali-per-i-libri-sono-gondole-barche.html
It is not always the architecture that can make a bookshop incredible as this one in Venice beautifully demonstrates. It is a mysterious and fascinating place where you will not only find a vast assortment of new and used books, but also discover why its name translates to "library of high water." In addition to bookshelves, the books in this shop are also stored in a gondola, boats and bathtubs to keep them safe during the times when the store floods with water from the canal. Books that are no longer desirable, such as massive encyclopedias have been turned into furniture and even a staircase by the shop owner, which further adds to the unique atmosphere of this amazing store.
Word On The Water
Location: London, United Kingdom
Website: https://wordontheweb.london/wordonthewater/
What could be more incredible than a floating bookshop? A floating bookshop that is not only packed with affordable books, but which also often feature jazz musicians performing live from the roof. As amazing as this 1920s bookbarge is, it almost had to close shop when it was refused permanent mooring. Thanks to a successful IndieGogo campaign in 2015 to raise funds and the support of thousands of fans, Word On The Water has found permanent mooring at Granary Square, Kings Cross where booklovers young and old can enjoy the books.


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This is a simple easy way to make cannelloni. I found using the tubular shells they crack very easy when trying to fill them. Fresh lasagna sheets make this recipe very simple.
I love it , thanks for the recipe - 01 Aug 2011 (Review from Allrecipes AU | NZ)
Just made this and it was delicious, added a bit of chilli and nutmeg. Had some home made tomato sauce which I used and added mozzarella cheese on top and garnished with fresh basil. Thought it was the best recipe for this meal, thank you - 01 Jun 2014 (Review from Allrecipes UK | Ireland)


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Usher has been hit with a lawsuit from a DJ alleging the R&B star used one of his tunes without permission.
Aubrey Davis, known as DJ Mixx, filed papers in Florida earlier this week (begs09Jul12), claiming he created a musical composition titled Let's Go in 2008 and hunted for songwriters to add lyrics to the track.
He claims the track was passed on to Usher and was used on his album Raymond v. Raymond as the song Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home).
Davis claims the song was then copyrighted by the singer and his crew as their own work, and he is now suing for unspecified damages. He is also calling for a judge to stop Usher from using the song, according to TMZ.com.


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Ceremony named for the late Londoner Don Smith, who co-founded construction giant EllisDon
The finest commercial building projects in the London area were honoured Tuesday at the Don Smith Commercial Building Awards.
The awards are named for Londoner Don Smith, co-founder of the global construction giant, who died last summer.
Smith and his wife Joan regularly flew from their vacation property in the Caribbean to attend the awards ceremony. Smith's daughter Lynne Cram attended the event on behalf of the family this year.
"It's a bittersweet evening, for sure, but it's a celebration of Don's life and his legacy as well as a celebration of building excellence," said Jack Lane of the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors (LSTAR), which organized the competition.
An independent panel of judges rated the buildings on design, innovation, environmental sensitivity and meeting the broader needs of the community.
The awards were presented Tuesday at the London Club.
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Commercial Building Achievement
- Commercial Renovation Winner
3M Canada corporate headquarters expansion and renovation (300 Tartan Dr.);
- Commercial New Build Winner
725-751 Fanshawe Park Rd. West
Industrial Building Achievement
- Industrial Renovation Winner
Columbia Sportswear Canadian headquarters
(1425 Max Brose Dr.)
- Industrial New Build Winner
Southwest Doors & Hardware Ltd.
(3851 Commerce Rd.)
Institutional Building Achievement
- Institutional Education Winner
The Richard Ivey School of Business,
Western University (1255 Western Rd.)
- Institutional Health-Care Winner
St. Thomas Regional Mental Health Care
(467 Sunset Dr, St. Thomas)
- Institutional Community Winner
St. André Bessette Catholic Secondary School
(2727 Tokala Trail)
Industrial Technology Achievement
- Wind Engineering Energy & Environment Dome (Windeee) (2535 Advanced Ave.)
Multi-Family Building Achievement
- The Residenza Italia (1109 Hamilton Rd.)


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Kenya is like South Korea, on the cutting edge of mobile.
Kenya's Startup Boom
the emergence of a tech-savvy generation able to address Kenya's public-health problems in ways that donors, nongovernmental organizations, and multinational companies alone cannot. ..... a nation where one in 25 is HIV-positive (10 times the U.S. rate) and AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria are among the leading killers. ..... The health ministry wanted to let community health workers put information into the database directly from mobile phones ..... the Netherlands office of Bharti Airtel, the Indian telecommunications giant that also operates a mobile network in Kenya. The company proposed spending tens of thousands of dollars on mobile phones and SIM cards for the data-gathering task, and it said it would need another $300,000 to develop the data application on the phones. The total package ran to $1.9 million. ...... rounded up the four students. They spent the spring of 2011 at the CHAI offices, receiving internship pay of about $150 a month. They sat for days with the staff in the health ministry to understand the traditional way of gathering information. Then they pounded out the app and polished up the database software to allow disease reporting from any mobile Web interface. By last summer their "Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response" system was up and running at the ministry, obviating much of Bharti Airtel's proposed costs ...... Mobile phones are lifelines for Kenyans. Some 26 million of the nation's 41 million people have phones, and 18 million use them to do their everyday banking and conduct other business; most use a service called M-Pesa, which is offered by the country's dominant wireless provider, Safaricom. If mobile phones could play as big a role in Kenyan health care as they do in Kenyan financial transactions, the effects could be profound...... the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), which spends $500 million per year in Kenya alone. ...... Sub-Saharan Africa is home to more than two-thirds of the 33 million people estimated to have HIV worldwide. ..... more might get done if local hackers would get together, write more code, and start some companies that had sustainable business models. ..... the country's first truly mass-market Android smart phone went on sale in 2010, for $80. ..... "We can't replace the doctors, can't replace the hospitals, but we can improve access to relevant information." ....... Soon it will be available through SMS—an essential feature, because 85 percent of Kenyan mobile-phone owners don't yet have Web access. Kyalo hopes to aggregate other medical apps on the platform and ultimately sell sponsored messages from pharmaceutical companies, health-care providers, and others. ...... "Government is the hardest nut to crack" ..... Safaricom announced that it was launching its own doctor-calling service. In a nation with few doctors and no free 911 service for medical emergencies, residents can now at least speak to a doctor for about 25 cents per minute. ....... She had traveled 50 kilometers to see a specialist for her breast cancer, and now she was alone, exhausted, and at the wrong place on the campus. A pale blue cataract blighted her left eye, and a look of fear and pain shadowed her face as she rested her head against the pillar ...... Last year USAID, a major funder of health projects in Kenya and other developing countries, requested proposals for help creating a unified, Web-based national health information system that would be "host country owned." The five-year, $32 million contract went to Abt Associates, a consultancy based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, which has done extensive work in global development projects. But although it has expertise, so does the new tech class back in the host country—which also has a long-term stake in the solution and no U.S. overhead. "If you talked about an RFP for $32 million at iHub, people would go nuts! You'd fund 500 startups for that," CHAI's Jackson Hungu says. "And this country's public health delivery would be changed forever. I have no doubt about that."


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All the press releases and hubbub on Tuesday morning were about Apple's new revisions to the Mac mini, iMac, and Mac Pro, but not every Apple product revision makes it into a press release. (Though if you're a product trailing behind the Mac mini in terms of PR coverage, you may want to look over your shoulder and make sure your affairs are in order.)
In any event, Tuesday morning Apple also adjusted the specs on the 15-inch MacBook Pro, bringing it more in line with its 17-inch cousin. The top-of-the-line standard configuration of the 15-inch MacBook Pro now features a 2.66 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, with a list price of $3,999. That's a slight boost from the previous 2.53GHz speed. And for those who crave the most power possible in a 15-inch MacBook, there's a $530 build-to-order option that will top out the system at 2.93 GHz, up from the previous top speed of 2.8GHz.
Apple's launch today included new iMacs, Mac minis, Mac Pros, Time Capsules and AirPort Express base stations, new graphics cards, and more. MacBook Pros got a speed boost, and not even the iMac's keyboard was left untouched.