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Question about AOC 19LVWK LCD Monitor
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I guessing that since **-one responded you've given up and returned the whole mess but what the hey.
A lot depends on the KVM you're using. There are some high end units that will match different sources to the monitor but most work best with matched input and output. Unless you's specifically states that it will convert analog to digital it won't. So if it's an analog KVM then both the computer video boards need to have an analog VGA jack and the monitor does too. If the KVM is ditital you need to have all the systems and monitor digital. Savi? The Monitor may support boath analog and digital input but NOT at the same time. You can't plug in two computers at the same time, that's what the KVM is for.
The bottom line here is that you typically need to run the least common de**minator to use a KVM. Also, if the computers have different frequency (resolution) out put and you hit the KVM switch then the monitor will freak out. Some monitors will auto-switch between frequencies but most don't (especially the cheapies).
There are adapters that will down convert digital to analog. If you're dead set on using the KVM with that old Dell then you may need to plug the down converter into the Acer Video Board but you'll loose the high resolution and sharp picture from the digital video. If it was me and I had to use the KVM, I'd get a cheap digital video card for the Dell or just run two monitors.
I run 5 systems on my desk, Three of which are older servers with analog video. They share an analog KVM with video and keyboard on the wall. The other two systems are current generation and share a KVM and 27" flat panel center desk. I also have a laptop that hangs on the other wall with a laser blue tooth keyboard on the other side of my desk. Now if my wife would only let me turn part of her craft studio into a server room.....
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Read Hyundai is a well-established, family-run business serving the Lincolnshire region, and now most recently North Norfolk. With showrooms in Grimsby, Lincoln and Kings Lynn, the Read Group is owned and run by Managing Director, Mike Read. The company started life in Grimsby in 2010, when the Read Hyundai name was first used in what had been Phillip Middleton Hyundai. A little under a year later, Read Hyundai Lincoln was added to the business to meet customer demand, and in January 2015 Read Hyundai opened up in Kings Lynn to better serve our customers further south of the region.
We aim to provide customers with an exceptional level of customer service that is both personal and memorable. In order to do this, we are dedicated to making the purchase and running of your Hyundai as easy and enjoyable as possible.
Managing Director and owner, Mike Read, began his career in the 1980s and has since built up a wealth of motor trade experience in the region. Following a successful career with one or two other major motor manufacturers, in Read Motor Group he has been able to realise his ambition of running his own business.
The family-run aspect of his business has always been important to Mike, and his dedication to offering a friendly, personal service guided by real family values underpins every aspect of the Read group.Thanks to a team of long-serving staff at both the Lincoln and Grimsby showrooms, Read Hyundai offers clients advice and support they can trust. And now with Kings Lynn addred to the family, our customers in North Norfolk can benefit from the Read brand of service.
There is no substitute for plain old-fashioned good service and that will never change
Take a look at our website for more information on our Hyundai products and services, or feel free to get in contact via the website, on the phone, or by visiting our dealerships.


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Patient Care Coordinator
If there were a supporting actress role at Peak Performance, it would go to Denise. She supports every aspect of Peak Performance from scheduling, marketing and guest relations to providing visibility at events, playing "catch" with patients and keeping the clinic stocked with necessary supplies.
Denise also has an art background that provides her the opportunity to have her own photography business. She enjoys all visual arts, all sorts of music, being outdoors and artsy road trips – and even a run once in a while.


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Video of an altercation between a Venice Beach lifeguard and three allegedly drunk attackers is circulating the internet. Two men and one woman involved in the incident were arrested and released on bail.
Witnesses say that the brawl caught on camera began when a lit cigarette was flicked onto the lifeguard's tower. NBC Los Angeles posted the video that shows the lifeguard descending from the tower then get knocked down and hit.
As the lifeguard appears to be attacked at least one man seems to try and intervene.
One woman can be seen and heard claiming, "he sexually harassed me." A witness told NBC LA that the woman appeared to be assaulting the lifeguard and he tried to fend her off.
A sergeant with the LAPD's Pacific Division told the outlet that the two men and woman were arrested and officials say they believe the lifeguard was defending himself.
The news outlet reported that family members of those arrested told them off camera that they dispute the lifeguard defense claims. After a trip to the hospital for minor injuries, the lifeguard was released and placed on medical leave.
The names of those arrested and the lifeguard were not immediately available.
I'm so upset, (3) drunk fools attacked an LA County #Lifeguard at Venice Beach. LGs are so important to our community, always respect LGs.
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Creme brûlée has to be my favourite dessert of all time. There's nothing more satisfying than tapping on that burnt caramel until it cracks and then delving into the thick custard.
My other half's parents love it too, that's why it made it onto the Easter menu last weekend.
Now, there have been some disasters when making this dessert. The best one comes courtesy of the other half. He misunderstood my instruction to fill the around the ramekins with water (did not hear the 'around' i think) so filled each one with water before poring in the custard. Suffice to say it did not work out well.
This recipe however is foolproof and gives perfect results every time.
Creme brûlée
Serves four.
450ml double cream (if you want to make an irish cream version replace 100ml of the cream with Baileys)
1 teaspoon vanilla paste
2 tablespoon caster sugar
6 egg yolks
Sugar for the topping
Preheat your oven to 160c
Place your ramekins in an overproof dish.
Pour the cream and vanilla paste into a pan and bring to the boil over a low heat.
In a separate large bowl add the egg yolks and caster sugar and whisk until combined.
Then slowly pour the warm milk into the bowl whilst slowing whisking. When all the cream is added transfer into the ramekins.
Create a Bain Marie by pouring hot water in the ovenproof dish so that it is halfway round the ramkeins.
Place in the oven for 35 minutes or until the custards have a bit of a wobble.
Cool and place in the fridge until you are just about ready to serve them.
To create the burnt caramel top you will need a kitchen blowtorch. Apply a light dusting of the sugar and hold the flame just above the top until the sugar starts to caramelise.
Wait until cool and serve.
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'A Growing Passion' Takes On San Diego Hops
Thursday, April 20, 2017
'A Growing Passion' Takes On San Diego Hops
Nan Sterman, host, "A Growing Passion"
After an unusually rainy winter in Southern California, it seems nearly every patch of earth is in bloom. It is not something San Diego gardeners are used to, but it is a fitting time to catch the new season of KPBS' "A Growing Passion."
The season's first episode, which airs Thursday at 8:30 p.m., features San Diego farmers growing hops, plants used to give beer a bright, citrus flavor. They area key component in IPAs, a San Diego brewers' specialty, but there are only about a dozen or so commercial farmers growing hops in San Diego.
Sterman also takes viewers inside the San Diego Zoo to see its botanists and looks at farmers who grow fruits and flowers not to eat or sell but for seed harvesting. She joined KPBS Midday Edition on Thursday with a sneak peek at the new season.
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There is now available a vast variety of motorcycle luggage in the market. These bags are subject to carrying different amounts and types of luggage in these. Although each type of motorcycle bag is useful for carrying belongings but there is a type which proves to be the most suitable motorcycle bags for any kind of motorcycles. Motorcycle leather saddlebags are the kind of motorcycle bags which are provided with as many features that are not all present in any other kind of motorcycle luggage. Leather made saddlebags are made from thick and pure leather material.
Features offered by Leather Saddlebags:
Motorcycle Leather Saddlebags are provided with variety of features. The most important feature of these bags is that these bags have inner strong frame and have back made of fiber glass. Therefore these leather saddlebags do not get sagged by using over time.
Secondly these saddlebags give a classic appearance to your motorcycle. You can have these saddlebags with both plain and decorated exterior. The simple leather saddlebags give a decent look to your motorcycle while saddlebags having Stain less steel and rust free buckles give an eye-catching stylish appearance to your motorcycle.
Select the Mounting System for Leather Saddlebags according to the type of Ride:
You can install these saddlebags on your motorcycle through the mounting method keeping in mind the type of ride you often make. If routine traveling involves covering long distances then hard mounting method can be used which ensures strong attachment of these saddlebags through bolts. On other hand throw over mounting can be used for traveling short distances as this makes attachment and detachment of the saddlebags convenient saving time and effort of the rider.
Leather Saddlebags are proved to the Long Lasting Saddlebags:
You can use these leather saddlebags for longer periods of time by increasing the life of these bags. Now the question is how to increase the life of these saddlebags? It is very simple; just take care of your leather saddlebags as you take of your motorcycle. Just keep these saddlebags clean using the leather cleaners or a simple soap. If you have washed your leather saddlebags, don't make them dry under hot sun as this will cause your leather saddlebags to dry. Always dry your leather bags at your room temperature. You can use some leather moisturizer usually called as leather conditioners to soften your saddlebags.
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O2 services have resumed 16 hours after thieves knocked out part of the network by damaging equipment.
Customers in north and east London, east Sussex and Kent were unable to make calls, send or receive texts and emails after services were disrupted.
Mobile phone operator O2 said its network had been restored by Tuesday afternoon after the overnight theft and vandalism of equipment at an O2 office in east London.
A company spokesman declined to say exactly what had been stolen, saying it was a police matter, or how many customers were affected by the outage.
Police are investigating the incident which O2 described as "a well-organised theft".
O2 said it could not offer compensation because "the nature of mobile services means that it is not possible for operators to derive which customers may or may not have used their mobiles in an affected area".
Engineers have "replaced the stolen equipment and repaired the vandalism", O2 added.
In February Vodafone's UK's network was similarly struck by a break-in at one of its technical facilities, affecting millions of customers' voice, data and text services.


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Pool is finally up at Hosfelt Gallery. Well… it's been up for two weeks, but I'm just getting around to posting some photos. So here's how it works: Pool was shot in the tide pools of Salt Point from late January through April of this year. The video is projected onto the floor, passing through a large dish just below the projector holding about six liters of water. The central video shows a round pool of waves washing seaweed onto the shore, and you can hear the waves lapping over and over. Six round videos surround this central image, each representing a tide pool. Some of the pools show a wide shot of activity, a few are macro close-ups, one is primarily red creatures. There are two other sounds: seagulls and fog horns. The gulls and the foghorns are triggered by electronics, which in turn trigger motors fitted with paddles, which in turn churn the water, which in turn distorts the video with wave patterns. The gulls and fog horns sound infrequently, and give the sensation of peering through the waves.
Pool is related to other recent works all made in the same area, in which I'm trying to learn to see – to see and to understand. I've spent a few decades in the area of Salt Point, but I feel like I'm only just beginning to understand the density and complexity of life there. Secondarily, the work is about the fragility and resiliency of that life. The intertidal zone is a fascinating space between the high and low tides of oceans around the world. It's a harsh space, subject to constant extremes, and exists in constant oscillation between dry exposure and salty inundation. It seems like a space filled with evolutionary experimentation, but it's also a highly structured space. Each species fills a specific niche between high and low, wet and dry, exposed and hidden, hot and cold, still and rushing. Each of those narrow zones is susceptible to incessant tidal and seasonal changes. With rising and warming oceans, that's a recipe for disaster. Many of these species can't move easily or quickly, some can't move at all once they become adults (mussels, barnacles, seaweed, etc).
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Gail, this is a stunning study with an optical artistic output like nothing I've ever seen nor imagined! What an honorable endeavor, only to be made more extraordinary by one who walks these beaches frequently, now to be forever changed by the combination of your findings and your artistry. I am deeply moved and impressed knowing I will forever see view these tide pools differently, more deeply knowing what life truly exists in these small safe havens, wether or not the beings are visible to me at the moment my eye seeks to see these extraordinary plant and animal creatures.
Quite the masterpiece. I wish I could see it in person…since I can't a video of it would be wonderful!
Thank you for doing this important and beautiful work.


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You are very welcome to join us and try out Summit MTB club on any rides announced here. Just drop us an email if you want to come. Our next ride is on Sunday 18th August at Princes Risborough
Offering you all the chance to take on the 'Root Master' as part of the 'Neolithic Social Networks' ride. Ride will be Approx 15 miles (150 Smiles) Plenty of testing sections but all tame-able.
Meet at 9.15am main car park in Princes Risborough as ride starts at 9.30am.
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| Brian Farnum | Lead Photographer | Owner | @ B. Farnum Photography |
I'm in the business of making people look and feel their best. I love showing a portrait to someone who says they hate having their photo taken then they smile and love what they're seeing on the screen or in their prints. I'm an extrovert, i'm not shy. I love to play music during a session, it gives everyone something else to concentrate on. Yes, I sometimes dance.. A photo session should be fun, creative and professional all at the same time.
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ERISA-Second Circuit Rules That A Proposed Offest Is An Unreasonable Interpretation Of A Retirement Plan And Fails To Provide Notification In Accordance With ERISA
In Frommert v. Conkright, Docket No. 12-67-cv (2nd Cir. 2013), the plaintiffs had brought a claim against, among others, Xerox Corporation ("Xerox") and the Xerox Retirement Income Guarantee Plan (the "Plan"). They were appealing a decision by the district court, which applied a deferential review and held that the plan administrator's proposed offset-which reduced the plaintiffs' benefits- was a reasonable interpretation of the Plan, and that the Plan had given the plaintiff's adequate notice of the offset.
In analyzing the case, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals (the "Court") ruled that the proposed offset is an unreasonable interpretation of the Plan, and that it violates ERISA's notice provisions. As such, the Court vacated the district court's decision, and remanded the case back to the district court for further proceedings.
The plaintiffs are Xerox employees who left the company but were subsequently rehired, having received a lump-sum distribution of their then-accrued pension benefits when they left. At issue in this case is how the prior lump-sum distribution affects the determination of benefits under the Plan. Prior to this litigation, in general, the Plan took the lump-sum distribution into account, offsetting a participant's ultimate benefit from the Plan by the amount of the distribution . The plaintiffs argued that this offset was contrary to the Plan's terms. In reviewing the case, the Court concluded that, even affording deference to the plan administrator's decision, offsetting the benefit by the lump sum is inconsistent with the Plan's plain terms, and is therefore an unreasonable interpretation of the Plan. Further, since the offset was not adequately explained in the Plan's summary plan description (the "SPD"), and ERISA requires the SPD to describe any such offset, the plaintiffs were not given adequate notice of it.


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The Glass Stations were founded in 1982, although our roots go much deeper. In fact, yesterday my father Anthony "Tony" Rinaldi started our operations in 1957 as Canton's original Ace Glass & Mirror. They quickly became the premier glass shop in town.
In 1970, an offer was made he couldn't refuse and the business was sold to a national glass chain. I became the manager for that company. I worked in that capacity for eleven years. During that time, most of my ideas and goals were lost or ignored in corporate red tape. I realized then, that if I were to live my ideas, The Glass Stations must become reality.
12-01-1982 – Today we opened The Glass Station. We opened with just two technicians and myself. At one time, to help spread the word of our independently owned Glass Station, my wife Linda was my outside sales force. Because of all the great friends and clients that we have formed over the years, the Glass Station flourished.
In 1991, we expanded. We brought in more business so we brought in more family. We purchased Viking Glass Station and hired my son-in-law Michael Zelle to help run the family business.
My son David worked summers through high school and college and joined us full time in 1992. He was hired as our third generation Glass Man. Brought in to help run the family business, as well.
My daughter Vicki formally joined our company in 1996 when a new outside sales position became available. Vicki is responsible for maintaining our relationships with our many valued friends and clients.
Vicki's, Michael's, and David's children have also all helped to work in the business either through summers or through weekly maintenance positions. My grandchildren have me excited at the prospects of having potential fourth generation glass family members in the business.
The Future
From just three of us in 1982 to over 15 quality people today. We have a combined experience exceeding over 250 years. The future looks bright indeed for our Independent, Family owned and operated Glass Stations! I'm quite proud of David, Michael, and Vicki, our excellent office staff, and technicians who are second to none. We are committed to giving our clients the highest quality products and service possible.
In 2006, with the guidance of David and Michael, the support of Vicki, our fourth generation, and our Great Crew, I decided to retire. I sold the business to David, Michael, and Vicki and their more than capable hands. I could not be more proud of All of them.
Your total glass shop thanks all our many friends and clients for their business and support. We look forward to continue servicing our community and clients into the fourth generation and beyond!
Thank You So Much,
Toby Rinaldi – Founder
David Rinaldi – President
Michael Zelle – Vice-President


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As terror attacks continue to rock the world, the United States' FBI and CIA were looking to hire more Arab Americans.
According to WND, the government agencies were hoping to increase the "diversity" of their departments. And they were recruiting people from America's most Islamic city – Dearborn, Michigan.
They have already scheduled a career fair in that city, where they have invited residents to learn more about the government agencies.
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One other public notice that explicitly stated that the government agencies were seeking to add more diversity to their team.
"Both the FBI and CIA are seeking to increase diversity within the organizations and find specifically skilled applicants to fulfill critical roles within the agencies," the notice read.
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"Those at the event will hear about specific job positions and qualifications through a panel discussion as well as the agencies' similarities, strategic differences and shared commitment to thwart threats to national security," it added.
And, in addition, attendees will be provided dinner as they learned about the different strategies that the U.S. uses to combat its terrorist enemies.
The federal government — and especially America's law enforcement and intelligence agencies — should be hiring people solely on their skills, abilities, aptitude and loyalty to the country. Race and religion should be no factor in deciding whether to recruit, much less hire, a prospective FBI agent or CIA analyst.
But this is Obama's America, where ability and loyalty to country are nothing compared to political correctness.
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Not Kidding, there is a Klingon opera set to launch in Netherlands
The entire Nursing Spins Comic Strip crew is described here.
There are also spinning Free Comic Strips for Presentations about business or something else...
Finally the More Comics! section is entirely dedicated to other comics and inspirational examples of great comics! There are a few links to lists and indexes of comics too.


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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
The assassin
For those of you who haven't experienced the joy that is NCIS, Ziva David is an Israeli-born operative who now works for the Navy Criminal Investigative Service. The NCIS spends much of their time investigating the deaths of Navy personnel ("we've got a dead petty officer" is said pretty often) and this seems to allow them to also engage in fighting terrorists, drug-cartels, serial killers and doing the occasional bit of super-spy work and espionage. Why do they get to do all this instead of leaving it to the FBI or CIA? I'm glad you asked. It is clear to all viewers that they are by far the superior investigators and the other guys will only botch key evidence or fail to grasp the full importance of certain clues. It's just better if the other guys get out of the way and leave it to Gibbs and his team.
Anyway, back to Ziva.
Apart from the moral question of whether I should really want to be a skilled Israeli assassin, there are a few other things that stand in the way of my goal of being just like Ziva. Not so much her extraordinary fitness level, superior skill in hand-to-hand combat or great hair. It's more like the facts that I get easily spooked in the dark, have never handled a gun and don't like tight spaces. But I think my main problem is that I'm rubbish at subterfuge.
I don't mean that I can't lie, pretend to like someone I don't, or be a hypocrite. Sadly, those things I can do well enough. No, I mean the kind of subterfuge that's required for things like buying birthday presents for your spouse and then not letting on that you went to a certain hardware shop and bought a certain power-tool. Firstly, once I've bought a great present, I desperately want to tell them how clever I was to think of it and yet there are still 3.5 weeks to go and I have to hold my tongue. Or, even if I have the self-control aspect down, I am well known for stupidly bringing it up in conversation. "Do you think we could put more shelves up in the bathroom? I saw some on special when I went to Mitre 10 today." Oops.
So Ziva, I ain't.
Which is why this blog is a problem. My plan was that I would start the blog and not say anything to anyone about it until I had a few posts down and felt like I knew what I was doing and wasn't embarrassing myself. But Ben and Caroline managed to find me in less than half a day! And the number of times in half a day I absentmindedly almost said something about "my blog" in conversation was ridiculous.
I'm going to try to keep quiet just a little bit longer. Just until this doesn't seem so scary. It's what Ziva would do. Or maybe Tony ... but that's a post for another day. Now I'm off to buy a long black trench coat and some dark glasses.
7 comments:
- Karen said...
Found you too!! Yay, so exciting!! Can't wait to read more of your stuff :)
- May 29, 2012 at 2:12 PM
- Ben McLaughlin said...
Karen, how good are we? the peer pressure totally worked.
Deb, if there's one thing I've learned in my years of blogging, if someone suddenly springs up with a new fancy profile picture, they may well be up to something. A superslueth like myself develops an eye for these things.
- May 29, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- Caroline said...
I checked your profile for a similar reason to Ben - you'd changed your name from "Deb L" to just "Deb".
- May 29, 2012 at 3:41 PM
- Deb said...
See? I'm totally not able to pull of subterfuge. But as long as it's just the four of us, it'll be okay.
- May 29, 2012 at 3:47 PM
- Karen said...
Yep, it was the new pic and new name that had me checking as well.
Ben, I was so excited to find this. Hooray for peer pressure.
My words of wisdom for the beginning blogger....you're going to stuff up sometimes with what you say or how you say it. But the world of the internet has such a short attention span, this time next week it won't matter :)
I was going to put a link to your blog on mine (I know it doesn't get a lot of traffic). But I'll hold back for a bit longer. I wonder if Simone will find you?
- May 29, 2012 at 5:49 PM
- Wendy said...
Welcome to the blogging world Deb! We love NCIS too. Just a bit sad about Kate, but Ziva is a totally different character. I love it that Tony has a lot of difficulty figuring her out!
- June 2, 2012 at 11:49 AM
- Deb said...
Hey, thanks for your welcome, Wendy. The zing between Ziva and Tony is a great part of the show, isn't it?
- June 2, 2012 at 4:42 PM


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Janette Commean
Janette Commean, 70, of Du Quoin, died Tuesday, Dec. 5, 2017, at Carbondale Memorial Hospital.
She was born on Sept. 6, 1947, in East Chicago, Ind., the daughter of Rudolf and Evelyn Alice Stephenson Gavach.
She is survived by her mother, Evelyn Gavach of Du Quoin; four sons, Jonathan Commean of Clarksville, Tenn., Jameson Commean of Cape Girardeau, Joshua (Wendy) Laws of Anna and Justin Laws of Herrin; one daughter, Natasha (Jose) Bautista of Murphysboro; a sister, Patricia Aeck of Houston, Texas; several grandchildren and friends.
She was preceded in death by her father; a sister, Helen Rocha; and a brother, Francis Gavach.
There will be no services at this time. Cremation was accorded and inurnment will take place at a later date.
Crain Funeral Home Anna-Jonesboro is in charge of arrangements.


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As I was writing at the beginning of this series, for a foreign visitor, the manhole covers of many Japanese cities can serve as unconventional sources of ideas, because they depict the most-interesting local attractions, souvenirs or even foods.
However, I guess that this beautiful manhole cover, photographed in Kanazawa, doesn't offer much new information… The stone lantern represented, the Kotoji-tōrō of the Kenroku-en garden, is a symbol of the city and it is already well known to any tourist that comes to visit Kanazawa.
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Our Under 11s Black team plays in the East Berks Football Alliance Division C. Our home ground is the Recreation Ground in Wargrave with matches Saturday mornings and training on Friday evenings. We're sponsored by local property investment company Charterhouse Ventures.
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Q: I'm prediabetic and may have to go on an oral diabetes medication. I don't want to start taking pills if I don't have to. What are my alternatives? — Richenda M., Toronto
Q: I'm prediabetic and may have to go on an oral diabetes medication. I don't want to start taking pills if I don't have to. What are my alternatives? — Richenda M., Toronto
A: You have many smart alternatives! Start by getting the Five Food Felons (added sugar and sugar syrups, any grain that isn't 100 percent whole, all saturated and trans fats) out of your house. Then get moving! Talk to your doc and set a goal — we like walking 10,000 steps a day. It's more fun and easier to stick with the routine if you have a workout pal, and you'll do best if you each get a pedometer to keep track. Leave a second one in the car or at the office so you're never without one! Spend 30 minutes twice a week doing strength training with hand weights, stretch bands or on weight machines at a gym. Plus, sprinkle in daily stress management using Hatha yoga, progressive relaxation or meditation. Your bonus: Not only will you get better glucose control, but a recent study found that moderate physical activity is just as effective as medication when it comes to reducing the risk of dying from complications of prediabetes, such as heart attack.
Want more ways to reverse your prediabetes without medication? Follow these five steps.
1. Start by driving by (and not into) fast-food restaurants. They may have healthier choices on their menus these days, but the temptations to go off-road can be irresistible.
2. If you need to lose weight, do so. But set realistic expectations and goals: Aim to lose no more than 1 pound a week.
3. Eat whole grains, fresh fruit and/or lean protein for breakfast, and make your lunch for work (think of all the money you'll save!).
4. Get your family involved in your healthy-eating plan; grocery shop and cook together. We bet that in six months or less, you'll see your glucose numbers come down into a healthy range. You'll feel better, and your doctor will be thrilled.
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ABEL, James F. Office of Education Bulletin , 1930, No. 12.
National Ministries of Education : Office of Education Bulletin , 1930, No.12
United States Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1930,
ABEL, James F. National Ministries of Education. United States Department of the Interior, Office of Education, Bulletin, 1930, No. 12. Washington, D.C.: United States Government Printing Office, 1930. Pp (2),iii-ix,(1),1-158. 8vo, grey card covers, black lettering to front cover, spine blank. Contents : 1. A brief history of the development of national ministries of education. 2. General characteristics of the office of minister and of the ministry of education. 3. Population, cultural, economic, and other conditions affecting the work of the ministry of education. 4. General functions of theministry of education. 5. The relation of the national ministry to element ary education. 6. The relation of the national ministry to secondary education. 7. The relation of the national ministry to higher education. 8. The Board of Education of England and Wales. 9. The Ministry of Public Instruction and Fine Arts in France. 10. The Secretariat of Public Education in Mexico. Appendix: I. Questionnaire sent through the Department of State to American consular offices abroad. II. Table showing the approximate population of each of the 73 main political divisions of the world. III. The organization of the ministry of sciences and of arts of Belgium. IV. A brief statement of the history and present legal status of the national ministry of education in each country. Ex-library (spine numbers, embossed library stamp), else very good. 50.00
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ALEXANDER, Martin S.
Republic in Danger : General Maurice Gamelin and the Politics of French Defence, 1933-1940. First Edition in dustjacket, signed by author
Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1992, ISBN:0521372348
ALEXANDER, Martin S. The Republic in Danger : General Maurice Gamelin and the Politics of French Defence, 1933-1940. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, (1992). First Edition. Pp (12),[xi]-xiv,1-573,(3). Index. 8vo, blue cloth, gilt lettering to spine. "This is the first full-length study in English of the career of one of France's most controversial military leaders, General Maurice Gamelin (1872-1958). Gamelin was reviled by many of his contemporaries and denigrated by historians as 'the man who lost the Battle of France'. Here Gamelin is re-appraised in the context of the unstable civil-military relations and national decline of the years 1933-40. Basing his account on hitherto inaccessible primary sources and on public and private archives. The evidence reviewed, including Gamelin's private headquarters' diary, provides the basis for a revision of the earlier hostile portraits of the general. The author argues that less attention should be paid to the campaign in France in 1940, by which time Gamelin's role was that of co-ordinator and adviser. Rather, he suggests that great credit is due to Gamelin for his success in holding together the pre-war civil-military consensus, and for re-arming France by 1939." Contents : Introduction : Maurice Gamelin,the defence of France and the decline of the Third Republic. 1. The making of a republican general; 2. Gamelin and the rebirth of German power; 3. Fi rst responses: defence versus détente in the Laval era; 4. The Popular Front, the army and politics; 5. The road to rearmament: Gamelin, Daladier and Popular Front defence policy; 6. Gamelin and air support of the army; 7. Gamelin, the Maginot Line and Belgium; 8. Gamelin, Yugoslavia and the easternalliances: assets or embarrassments?; 9. Men or material? Gamelin and Brit ish support for France; 10. Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Soviet Union: from appeasement to war; 11. Gamelin and the fall of Poland; 12. The Twilight War: military stagnation and political conflict; Conclusion; Appendices: (1) Diagrammatic organisation of the French high command. (2) Distribution of the four-year armaments programme of September 1936 (Le programme de 14 milliards). Very good in dustjacket. Signed with inscription by the author. 100.00
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Allied Countries - WW2).
Canada and the United Nations. A Tribute to the United Nations by Guita Percha & Rubber, Limited
Guita Percha & Rubber, Limited, 1943,
(Allied Countries - WW2). Canada and the United Nations. A Tribute to the United Nations by Guita Percha & Rubber, Limited. N.pl.: (Guita Percha & Rubber, Limited , 1943). Pp 1-20. Illustrated. 8vo, blue stapled card covers. Guita Percha & Rubber, Limited, an all-Canadian Company, is happy to pres ent this booklet to our customers and friends as a tribute to the United Nations. - from page one. This booklet has information on the allied countries participating in World War Two, including a brief summary of each country along with a picture of its flag and leader(s). The countries covered are Great Britain, Canada, South Africa, India, Australia, New Zealand, United States, U.S.S.R., China, Netherlands, Norway, Czechoslovakia, Poland, Greece, Yugoslavia, France, Belgium, Mexico, Brazil, Iraq, Luxembourg, Denmark, Ethiopia, Philippines, Panama, Cuba, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Bolivia, and Iran. Spine and edges worn, tears along half of spine, penned names, else good. 15.00
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ALMQVIST, Bertil.
Vasa Saga - the Story of a Ship
Bonnier Carlsen, Belgium, 1999, ISBN:9163831767
ALMQVIST, Bertil. The Vasa Saga [cover adds the Story of a Ship]. (Belgium) : Bonnier Carlsen, 1999. Pp (24). Illustrated. 4to, illustrated glossy white paper covered boards. A children's book telling the story of the building of the Swedish warship Vasa in 1627, its sinking on its maiden voyage in 1628, the salvaging of its 50 cannons using diving bells in 1664, the retrieval of the ship's hull in 1961 and placement in a museum. Very good. 10.00
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Antwerp]. ASAERT, Gustaaf. DEVOS, Greta. SUYKENS, Fernand.
Naties in the Port of Antwerp : Six Centuries of Activity in City and Port.First Edition in dustjacket.
Lannoo, Tielt, 1993, ISBN:9020922521
[Antwerp]. ASAERT, Gustaaf, Greta DEVOS, and Fernand SUYKENS. The "Naties" in the Port of Antwerp : Six Centuries of Activity in City and Port. [Foreword by Fernand Huts]. (Tielt): Lannoo, (1993). First English-language printing. Published simultaneously in Dutch under the title "De Antwerpse Naties". Pp. (6),7-328. Illustrated, occasionally in colour. Double column. Square 4to, navy blue cloth with gilt lettering to front board and spine. "The Port of Antwerp is very much alive. In good and in bad times, even in times of economic recession, the port continues to be a hive of activity. The engines that drive this intensive port industry are the 'Naties'. These age-old corporations have survived all the political, social and economic turbulence that history has brought their way. Their inborn flexibilty has always enabled them to adapt to the most radical changes. Their vitality and dynamism have never reached such heights as in today's difficult climate. They have cut steadfastly through the turbulence of the economic recession and, despite teh general decline of the European ports, they continue to invest, with a firm belief in the future. No one who drives through the port can fail to remark their ubiquitousness on all the quays, in all the distributionzones, and at all the terminals." - from the foreword. Contents: Part I: A ntwerp's 'Nations' Before the French Revolution: 1. An Historical View of the 'Nations'; 2. The Way of Life of the Old 'Nations'; 3. A Procession of Nations. Part II: The Antwerp 'Nations' during the Period 1815-1940: 1. In Search of a New Identity (1815-1850); 2. Self-Assured Development (1850-1914); 3. A Brief Interlude (1914-1918); 4. The Resilience of an Old System (1918-1940). Part III: The Antwerp 'Nations', 1940-1993: 1. The Metamorphosis of the 'Nation' Company; 2. New Developments in the 'Nation' Company. With bibliography. Light spotting to top-edge, else very good in dustjacket. Dueto the weight of this book, extra shipping charges may be necessary to cov er postage on international orders. 100.00
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AREND, Guy-Franz. PATTON, George S.
Ardenne Offensive : Watch at the Rhine
Imp. Bourdeaux-Capelle, Dinant, 0,
AREND, Guy-Franz. The Ardenne Offensive : Watch at the Rhine. Published by Bastogne Nuts Museum Belgium. (Dinant : Imp. Bourdeaux-Capelle), n.d. []. Pp [1]-131,(1). Illustrated. 8vo, photo-illustrated white cardcovers, blank spine. This booklet has been compiled at the express wish of visitors to the Bastogne Nuts Museum. Contents : Introduction; The Ardennc Offensive : The American point of view, by General George S. Patton; Von Rundstedt's Offensive : The German point of view, by Brigaden General Carl Wagner. 1.Preparation of the Operation. 2. Progress of the Operation. 3. The princip al factors of the failure of the Ardcnne Offensive. 4. Lessons and experiences. Origin and history of the Bastogne Nuts Museum; History of the Museum of The Ardenne Offensive at Spa; Order of battle of the 5th Panzer Armyon 16th December 1944; The Battle of the Bulge; An account of the Battle o f the Bulge, by Colonel Armstrong; A. German Army; B. Allied Armies; Bastogne : 1. The siege of Bastogne. 2. American Forces in Bastogne. 3. Encirclement of Bastogne. Spotting to back cover, slightly musty, else good to very good. 35.00
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Aviation Magazine)
RPM. Vol. 1, No. 6
Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Incorporated, 1930,
(Aviation Magazine). RPM. Vol. 1, No. 6. [New York] : A publication of Socony-Vacuum Oil Company Incorporated, n.d. [1930s?]. Pp (16) including covers. Illustrated. Double Column. 4to, illustrated grey stapled wrappers. Contents : Tail Winds; On he World's Air Lines; D.N.L.-Norway's Air Line; What'sin the Air; "Sabena" - of Belgium; Trans-Oceanic Air Services; Performance Record; Whitney Charter Service. Penned name and address, rubbed, small su rface tear, else very good. 35.00
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BARBER, John Warner
European Historical Collections; comprising England, Scotland, with Holland, Belgium and part of France. Giving an account of the most prominent and Interesting Events, which have occurred in the history of these countries:
Published by John W. Barber, New Haven, Conn., 1855,
BARBER, John W. European Historical Collections; comprising England, Scotland, with Holland, Belgium and part of France. Giving an account of the mostprominent and Interesting Events, which have occurred in the history of th ese countries: Biographical Notices of distinguished persons in all ranks of society, with Geographical Descriptions of the principal towns and placesof interest in the several countries visited. Illustrated by 275 Engraving s; giving views of chief towns, public buildings, relics of antiquity, historic localities, natural scenery, &c., &c. New Haven, Conn.: Published by John W. Barber, 1855. Pp (10),[i]-iv,[5]-568,(2), double frontis, + 3 plates+ coloured folding map of Europe. 8vo, brown pressed cloth, gilt to front board and spine. John Warner Barber (1798-1885) was an American engraver. Worn through at spine ends and corners, outer hinges cracked, a few smudges and foxing to endpapers, tears along map folds, else good. 150.00
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BASILY, Lascelle Meserve de
Memoirs of a Lost World. First Edition in dustjacket
Hoover Institution Press, Stanford University, Stanford, California, 1975, ISBN:0960092811
BASILY, Lascelle Meserve de. Memoirs of a Lost World. Stanford, California : Distributed by Hoover Institution Press, [Stanford University], 1975. First Edition.(4),v-vii,(1),1-308,(4), frontispiece. Illustrated. 8vo, purple cloth, gilt lettering to front board and spine. "The lost world luminously recalled here by Lascelle de Basily encompasses a charmed past in which shetraveled and resided in countries on four continents - a past studded with piquant adventures, with countless moments of sheer joy with terror-filled days and nights during the Russian Revolution, with meetings and friendshi ps with notables of many nationalities. [...] The world described here is truly a lost world. Yet, as these pages reveal, Lascelle de Basily, unlike so many of us, whatever our circumstances, has never lost one of the most precious things in life - a sense of wonder." (from the dj). Contents : Preface. Childhood : - My Grandfather; - My Mother; - School Days in Paris; - Journeys with Mother; - Korea, Land of Morning Calm; - Hyang-San Monastery; -The Russo-Japanese War; - Egypt and the Sudan (Before World War I). Memori es ot Imperial Russia and of Two Revolutions, 1915-1917 : - Lire in St. Petersburg; - Journey to the Caucasus; - The Revolution Breaks; - Moscow; - The Bolshevik Revolution in Moscow; - Journey Across Siberia. Journeys with Father to Spain and Belgium. I Marry Nicolas Alexandrovich : - The Russian Colony in Paris; , - Dinner at the Russian Embassy; - Nicolas AJexandrovich;- The International Conference at Spa; 1920. Journevs in Central Europe : - Berlin - Prague Budapest Belgrade Sofia. Italy. Memories of Paris, 1925-19999939 : - Le Clos Saint Nicolas; - Baroness Sophie de Buxhoeveden; - Another False Anastasia; - Days to Remember. War Is Declared. Conciusion.Appendix: Korea, Land of Morning Calm: A Book of Memories by Lascelle de B asily, Paris, November 1973. Very good in rubbed, unclipped dustjacket. 75.00
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BECK, James M.
Evidence in the Case. advanced paper copy
G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1914,
BECK, James M. The Evidence in the Case : An Analysis of the Diplomatic Records Submitted by England, Germany, Russia, and Belgium in the Supreme Court of Civilization, and the Conclusions Deducible as to the Moral Responsibility for the War. NY: G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1914. Advance Paper Copy. Pp. 200. 8vo, tan card covers, stamp to the front which reads "Advance Paper Copy. Pub. Wed. Dec. 16", hand lettered spine. Front cover detached, chipping to both covers, four inch tear to front cover, spine creased and chipped, previous owner's name inked to title page, else vg. 25.00
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BELL, G.K., Major.
Curtain Call.
Intaglio Gravure Limited, Toronto, 1953,
BELL, G.K., Major. Curtain Call. Toronto : Intaglio Gravure Limited, (1953). Pp [1]-130. Illustrated. Double Column. Endpaper Maps. 4to, orange cloth,gilt lettering to front board and spine. Curtain Call is my photographic essay of the part played by the 1st Canadian Army in the liberation of Europe and leads from the landings in Normandy, through France, Belgium, Holland, into Germany, across the Rhine and on to the final surrender. The war photographs reveal the miseries and ravages of war and show countries destroyed and in despair. - from the Preface. Parallel bilingual texts (English and French). Small stains to front cover, bookplate, else good in poor, tattered dustjacket. Signed by the author. As is. 65.00
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Inland Waterways of Belgium. in dj.
Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson, 1960,
BENEST, E.E. Inland Waterways of Belgium. L: Imray, Laurie, Norie & Wilson, 1960. Pp 191, frontis., 4 pp plates. 8vo, black cloth. A practical cruising guide. Contents include: "Official Formalities for Entering the Inland Waterways"; "Navigational Notes"; "General Information"; "Some Through Routes"; "List of Rivers and Canals"; "Particulars of Rivers and Canals"; "Conversion Tables"; "Two Short Glossaries". Pencilling to rpep, adhesive marks to eps, else vg in dj. 40.00
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BENNETT, Arnold RICKARDS, E.A.
From the Log of the Velsa. 1st US.
Century Co., New York, 1914,
BENNETT, Arnold. From the Log of the Velsa . Pictures by E.A. Rickards and a frontispiece by the author. New York: The Century Co., (October 1914). First American Printing. Pp. (10),3-307,(1), colour frontis. (with tissue guard), including plates. Illustrated. 8vo, navy blue cloth with gilt decorated title block to front and spine. An account of a cruising voyage along thecoast of Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, and into the Baltic. Boards ru bbed and somewhat browned, blistering to rear board at hinge, inner hinges tender, some shelfwear, else vg. 20.00
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BENNETT, Arnold. RICKARDS, E.A.
From the Log of the Velsa. First American Edition.
Century Co., New York, 1914,
BENNETT, Arnold. From the Log of the Velsa . Pictures by E.A. Rickards and a frontispiece by the author. New York: The Century Co., (October 1914). First American Printing. Pp. (10),3-307,(1), colour frontis. (with tissue guard), including plates. Illustrated. 8vo, navy blue cloth with gilt decorated title block to front and spine. An account of a cruising voyage along thecoast of Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, and into the Baltic. With "St. John's Book Club, 1915 " three-page ephemera piece pasted in at front flyl eaf. This paper includes a list of members' names, with information on whenthe book was received, and when it was forwarded (on the front page, the " Rules of the St. John's Book Club" on p. 2, and a list of books on p. 3. The names on the members roll are: Mr. S.T. Harrington, Mr. K. Prowse, Mr. W.G. Gosling, Sir W.H. Horwood, Mr. W.H. Greene, Hon. E.R. Bowring, Mr. Justice Johnson, Mr. W.R. Warren, Hon W.C. Job, Mr. R.B. Job, Capt. Abraham, Mr.P. Johnson, Mr. C.M. Harvey, Mr. W.B. Grieve, Mr. R.R. Wood, Hon. R. Watso n, Mr. A.S. Rendell, H.E. the Governor, Sir J. Outerbridge, Mr. J. Browning, Hon. J. Harvey, Mr. A.J. Harvey, Mr. H.W. LeMessurier, Mr. R.A. Brehm, Mr. A.H. Murray, Mr. Justice Emerson, and Dr. Macpherson. Minor bubbling to rear outer hinge, light shelfwear, name else very good. 25.00
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BIRD, Will R.
North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment : A Complete History 1794-1958.
Brunswick Press, 1963,
BIRD, Will R. North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment. [dj adds : A Complete History 1794-1958]. (Fredericton) : Brunswick Press, 1963. First Edition. Pp(14),[15]-629,(1), including frontispiece +32-page central section of b&w photos. With 8 leaves of folding maps at rear. 8vo, blue cloth, gilt lettering to spine, gilt device to front. Map endpapers. Cooke pp.70.106,154. Contents: 1. The Beginning; 2. The 73rd Northumberland Battalion is born; 3. The North Shore goes to War; 4. Goodbye Woodstock; 5. The North Shore goes Overseas; 6. Plans for Invasion; 7. The Strong Point; 8. The Radar Station; 9. Carpiquet; 10. The Hell of Holding on; 11. Down to Bretteville-sur-Odon;12. The Bombing Attack; 13. Quesnay Wood; 14. The Great Pursuit; 15. Reduc tion of the Channel Ports; 16. Finish of the Channel Ports; 17. The LeopoldLooms Ahead; 18. The Polder Fighting; 19. The Beautiful city of Ghent; 20. The Beginning of the End; 21. Keppeln; 22. The Young Madmen at Sutphen; 23 . The Last Days of the War; 24. The Beaver Entertains; 25. 3rd Battalion North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment; 26. 2nd Battalion North Shore (New Brunswick) Regiment. With appendices outlining casualties and awards given. Flyleaf removed, faint spine ridging, else a very good copy. 100.00
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Fragments : : Impressions of Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, France, Italy, Scotland and England
BLAKENY, Dr. C.H. "Fragments" : Impressions of Holland, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, France, Italy, Scotland and England. N.pl.: n.pub., (1956). Pp (18),3-121,(3). 8vo, card covers. Watters p.952. Dr. Blakeny was a resident of Moncton, N.B. Vg. 25.00
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BLANCQUAERT, A. (ed.)
Belgian Shiplover : Organ of the Belgian Nautical Research Association. Vol. 7, No., 1/2, Jan./Feb. 1956
Belgian Nautical Research Association, Bruxelles, 1956,
BLANCQUAERT, A. (ed.). The Belgian Shiplover : Organ of the Belgian Nautical Research Association. Vol. VII, No., 1/2, Jan./Feb. 1956. Bruxelles : Belgian Nautical Research Association, 1956. Pp [1]-36. Folio [8.5 by 12.5 inches], illustrated white stapled card covers. Contents : Voyage to ship-lover's heaven (by Alan B. Deitsch, pp 6-9); Le mystère des anciennes ancres aularge de la cote belge (par Gustave Remy, pp 14-15); Finland Steamship Com pany Ltd : Fleet List 19 (by Olof Arne Ekman, pp 17-27); Prince Line : Fleet List 20 (by Alexander J. Henderson, pp 28-36); and regular departments. Rubbed, vertical crease, rust from staples, else very good. 45.00
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BOSHER, J.F. DE GAULLE, Charles)
Gaullist Attack on Canada, 1967-1997. in dj.
McGill-Queens University Press, Kingston and Montreal, 1999, ISBN:0773518088
BOSHER, J.F. The Gaullist Attack on Canada, 1967-1997. Kingston and Montreal: McGill-Queens University Press, (1999). Pp. (6),[vii]-xi,(3),[3]-331,(1). 8vo, blue cloth with silver lettering to spine. "What lay behind Charles de Gaulle's 'Vive le Québec libre!' speech in Montreal on 24 July 1967; Philippe Rossilon's activities in New Brunswick, Belgium and Africa; and the sinking of Greenpeace's Rainbow Warrir in New Zealand in 1985? J.F. Bosher argues that the motivation behind all these incidents was France's imperial ambition. He contends that behind the screen of teh harmless fraternizing of the international francophonie, French nationalists have been at work to stimulate French revolutionary nationalism in Quebec and elsewhere. He argues that the Gaullist ideology behind these attempts rests on a set of mythsabout past events, age-old resentment of the English-speaking nations, and a deep-rooted belief in the superiority of France, its language, and its c ulture." - from the dj.Very good in dust jacket. 20.00
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BOSNICH, Milan (Mike). HARNEY, John Paul.
One Man's War : Reflections of a Rough Diamond. softcover, signed
Lugus Productions Ltd., Toronto, 1989, ISBN:0921633165
BOSNICH, Milan (Mike). One Man's War : Reflections of a Rough Diamond. (Toronto : Lugus Productions Ltd., 1989). Pp (3),iv-xi,(1),1-164,(2). Illustrated. 8vo, illustrated white card covers, lettered in red and black. Preface by John Paul Harney. "Bosnich, who swung from Canadian combatant to Business Agent,.. His union, famous for the fist and the rose, the radical UEW - outcast from the CLC - enemy of the USWA... "Mikey", who returned from the hot war to a cold hearth and a cold war politically... Bosnich, an idealistic municipal politician, among the wheeler dealers of political expediency... Bosnich, fearless organizer of the workers of the West... Bosnich, considered by many the good Godfather of Crowland / Wetland, telling it how it was..." (from the back cover). Contents : Preface; Early Years; Zombie Soldier; A Bad Omen; Active; Belgium and France; The Cold Hearth; A False Start; The Cold War; Back On The Job; Labour Relations; Union Steward; Piecework; Recognition; Pragmatism; The Coming Of The DPs; Business Agent; Being Raided; Local Politics; The Communist Party; Conflict; 0n The Level; Scams; CIO Split; The Boyd GanS Affair; Love; House And Home; Re-Marriage; The Reverend Fern Sayles; The LPP; Back To The Plant; The USSR; RCMP Reaction; Red Baiting; Resignation From The CP; Fighting The Steelworkers; Golf; His Other Family; Out West; Back to Yugoslavia; Stelco Strike; Joining The Legion; Cases Of Compensation; Changes; Coming On National Staff; The National Office;Business Agent Once More. Penned note, else very good. Signed without insc ription by author. Due to its small size, shipping costs should be a bit cheaper than quoted. 16.00
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BRITTAIN, Frederick
Oar, Scull and Rudder : A Bibliography of Rowing
Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, London, 1930,
BRITTAIN, Frederick, (comp.). Oar, Scull and Rudder : A Bibliography of Rowing. With a preface by Steve Fairbairn. London : Humphrey Milford, Oxford University Press, 1930. First Edition. Pp (4),[v]-xii,[1]-112. Small 8vo, green cloth, gilt lettering to spine. Howard-Hill, Bibliography of British Literary Bibliographies, 2nd ed. 2276f. "The first part, whicn is limited to descriptions of books and pamphlets published independently, contains about240 items. Nearly all of these are devoted entirely to rowing, or to rowin g and closely allied sports. Excluding the few which are concerned only in a minor degree with rowing, 140 of the books and pamphlets are in English (including 5 published in British colonies and 17 in the United States), 48 in German, 15 in French (including 1 published in Belgium), 7 in Norwegian,7 in Dutch (including 1 published in Belgium), 5 in Italian, 2 in Swedish, 2 in Danish, and 1 each in Russian, Polish, and Spanish. The second part, which is limited to articles on rowing published in periodicals and encyclopaedias, contains about 700 items. Those included under each year are further arranged in alphabetical order of the periodicals in which they appear. I have frequently given a summary of the contents of an article instead of an exact reproduction of a vague title. The compilation of this part was particularly difficult in the later years, owing to the fact that some important periodicals have long since abandoned the publication of an annual index, so that 1 have often had to examine every number in order to pick out articles on rowing." - p.[ix]. Part I. Independent Works: (a). Before the general adoption of sliding seats in 1873; (b). From the general adoption of sliding seats in 1873 to the end of the nineteenth century; (c). The twentieth century. Part II. Articles in Periodicals: (a). Before the general adoption of sliding seats in 1873; (b). From the invention of sliding seats to the end of the nineteenth century; (c). The twentieth century. With an index. "The story has not been without its controversies, in whicn I have taken my full share; but this book is impartial and attempts to give references to all the literature of the subject. I think therefore that many old oarsmen will want to possess this book, to refer themselves to a literature whichwill tell them how, in these hundred years, the art has been built up, and perhaps to remind them of their own contests and triumphs." - from the pre face. Brittain provides many useful annotations, particularly in Part I. Light wear to cloth and spine ends, else very good. Scarce. 175.00
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The question I have posed for myself - Is this a case of media manipulation? - is complicated by the fact that we are dealing here with two huge institutional nexuses, Hollywood and the Roman Catholic Church, that both have a longstanding and, one might say, radical commitment to managing any and all news about themselves. This means that, in each case, it is far from easy to establish the truth of what they are up to in order to determine the extent of the possible manipulation. Or, more charitably, one might say that both institutional nexuses are dedicated to the proposition that the truths of art and the truths of faith, respectively, may not always be best served by disclosing the truths about the people and institutions responsible for serving them up.
Recommended Citation
Silk, Mark
"Gibson's Passion: A Case Study in Media Manipulation?,"
Journal of Religion & Film: Vol. 8
, Article 8.
Available at: https://digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/jrf/vol8/iss1/8


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I am always thinking of ways to use pears, they are often left alone and abandoned in the fruit bowl. I also avoid buying flapjacks or energy bars because they are cheap and easy to make yourself. I based this recipe on my Banana, Oat & Date Flapjacks I made a while back. But this time I reduced the coconut oil by a lot, it doesn't need it because the pears are so juicy this holds together well enough. In fact, I just added a few tablespoons of oil at the end and combined with my hands without melting first. It worked just fine. This took me a few minutes to make after the pears were stewed. Easy, cheap and very kid-friendly. In fact, get them to help you!
Preparation Time: about 15 minutes
Keeping Time: best stored in the fridge and eaten within 7 days.
Makes 8-10 bars
- 3 medium pears
- 150g gluten free oats ( or regular if you aren't GF )
- 150g dates
- 1/2 cup ground almonds
- 2 drops almond essence ( optional )
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon coconut butter
- Preheat your oven to 180C.
- Cover the dates with water, soak while cooking pears.
- Peel and slice the pears. Place in a saucepan and cover with water, cook until nice and soft. Drain water and mash well. Set aside.
- Drain dates, then process in a food processor with a little water until it forms a paste. If you don't have a food processor, just dice finely.
- Combine all ingredients and mix well.
- Spread into a sponge roll tin or similar.
- Bake for 12-15 minutes at 180C or until just golden.
- Allow to cool and cut into even bars.


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My sisters are on my heart tonight as I write, in fact they've been on my heart all day. I often find trends among my friends on social media, and that's when I know God is telling me to speak. Last week, a friend kept posting about what a good woman she is and how she is tired of dating men who don't see her value. I began speaking from my spirit that day about the reality that if you have to tell a man what a good woman you are after he screwed you over, it's too late. Sisters, we have to stop giving ourselves to men - our time, our attention, our bodies, and our hearts, that don't see our worth before they even approach.
Today I was led to post on Facebook - Dear Ladies, Don't allow any man to call you out of your name. God calls you His beloved. Anything lower than that is not your name and is not acceptable. Get connected to who God says you are.
From that post came many likes, and I believe sparked some other posts, which is what I pray God does through me. However, I was a little heartbroken to see that women still feel the need to disclaim what kind of men shouldn't approach them.
So, ladies, let's get a few things clear.
1. You were created in the image of God. He loves every single detail about you. You don't need to convince, show, or do anything special to make a man see this. God already knows. Let God love on you and you love on Him, and this natural, unique, one of a kind beauty will shine through.
2. Be so focused on loving God, that someone has to seek Him to find you. Stop seeking him hoping he'll find you. That's not your focus. Seek God.
3. You are beloved. You know that. You feel it. You act like it. People who don't know how to treat beloved can't even come near you.
Ladies, you don't have to tell anyone of your worth. Your worth has already been set. Please stop feeling the need to write disclaimers. What God has done needs no disclaimer.
I love you all.


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HEALTH chiefs today urged people not to panic following a suspected case of the SARS virus being treated at North Manchester General Hospital.
Further tests were being carried out on a woman who fell ill with SARS - suspected severe acute respiratory syndrome - after returning from Singapore.
Dr Roger Glew, medical director for the Pennine Acute Trust, which governs the hospital, said she was in a stable condition and had showed signs of improvement after being admitted last Wednesday.
He said: "Any situation where we are not sure of the illness is always a worry."
He said doctors at the hospital were taking precautions to prevent themselves from contracting the suspected illness.
The precautions include wearing protective clothing and limiting the number of people in contact with the patient. He said doctors were carrying out tests to eliminate other illnesses.
The hospital staff hoped to confirm whether or not the woman is suffering from SARS later this week.
He said only people who have returned from infected areas with flu-like symptoms such as high temperature, aching muscles and breathing difficulties should contact their GP.
He said: "The evidence from abroad is that the SARS virus is not highly contagious. Although there have been deaths, the number of deaths compared to the number of confirmed cases has been relatively small.
"This is a worrying illness but not one about which we should be worrying here at this stage." The woman has asked for her details not to be made public.
A man who fell ill after returning to the UK from Taiwan is thought to be the UK's fifth suspected case of SARS. Tests are continuing on the man, who is in the east of England.
The government has issued an alert to all GPs, NHS trusts and public health workers with information about SARS symptoms and advice on management of probable cases.
Experts have not pinpointed the exact cause of SARS although 11 laboratories around the world are trying to find its source and create a diagnostic test.
The UK's latest cases were detected as the worldwide death toll rose and Canada became the worst-affected SARS area outside Asia.
All UK cases were reported following an alert issued by the Health Protection Agency and the Department of Health on March 14.
In a joint statement regarding the latest suspected case they said: "He did not have any symptoms on his flight back to England and there is no need for other passengers to be traced.
"Following admission to hospital, he has been treated in isolation as a precautionary measure and his condition is stable.
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About 65% of my portfolio is invested in mutual funds. The rest is invested directly in stocks through my E-Trade brokerage account. Mutual funds were my first and only investment for about 20 years, before I began to choose my own individual stocks. There are a number of key reasons I invest in mutual funds and I strongly recommend them to other investors.
This is the first in a series of five posts on mutual funds.
Why I Invest in Mutual Funds
How to Pick a Mutual Fund – Return
How to Pick a Mutual Fund – Type
How to Pick a Mutual Fund – Fees
How to Pick a Mutual Fund – Risk
Disclaimer: I'm not an investment professional nor am I licensed to sell securities. This information is provided for entertainment purposes. Before investing, you should seek the advice of an investment professional. I'm not affiliated with nor do I receive compensation from mutual fund companies.
The beauty of a mutual fund is that it's almost as convenient as a bank account to open and manage. Although most people are familiar with choosing mutual funds through their 401K plan, opening one on your own is a snap. And, you don't need a lot of money to start a mutual fund. Many fund companies will waive the minimum balance, as long as you agree to an automatic monthly investment.
When I first started investing in mutual funds, they didn't have fully-interactive websites. You had to actually mail in your application with a check and call up customer service to purchase or redeem shares. Now, you can fill out your application online and be up and going within minutes. Plus, you can purchase, redeem or check the value of your shares right online. There are also plenty of incredible financial calculators and research tools.
Disclosure: I'm not affiliated with Fidelity Investments nor do I own any of their products. I'm not affiliated with Rosenfeld Media. The image above represents the many useful tools provided by mutual fund companies.
One huge benefit of mutual funds is that they are very secure. You can lose some value if the market goes down, but no one will have Madoff with your money. 🙂 Funds are audited annually, by large CPA firms, to ensure your money is right where it's supposed to be. This is not always the case with hedge funds and independent financial advisers. Even banks fail regularly, but mutual funds rarely become insolvent.
Another great benefit of mutual funds is the amount of disclosure that is required by law. You can look up the funds largest investment holdings, the fee structure and the historical performance for various periods. You can learn about the fund manager and the investment objective. You can check out the sector distribution and the turnover rate.
My Dad taught me how to read a prospectus when I was in my twenties. He showed me how they put the pretty charts in the front and hide the fees and expenses in the back. And, he showed me how to interpret the performance of the fund. They now have summary prospectuses that are much easier to read. They are about four pages long and have all the critical information.
The primary reason to own an investment is to make money. Historically, the stock market has outperformed most other types of investments. Although the market has been very shaky lately, money markets, CDs and government bonds are yielding less than the true rate of inflation. That means you are guaranteed to lose money in those investments. An equity mutual fund is a better vehicle for long-term growth.
My funds have performed much better than my individual stock picks, both in up and down markets. But, I am getting better at picking stocks and I hope to someday rival the pros. Like every small investor, I dream of finding the next Microsoft or Wal-Mart and hitting it big. In the mean time, most of my financial future is securely parked in mutual funds.
The variety of mutual funds types available today is mind boggling:
|Stock, bond, real estate, money market
|Large cap, mid cap, small cap
|Growth, value, income, index
|Domestic, international, global, emerging
|Electronics, finance, medical, media, etc.
|Target date (Retirement) funds
And, there are combinations, such as Small Cap Emerging Growth.
The Bottom Line
The bottom line is that few investment opportunities have the combination of benefits available through mutual funds. For a small management fee, you can build a solid performing, well-diversified portfolio.
"There's accountability in the mutual fund industry. And they've been tremendous engines of wealth for people and they're going to continue to be so."
Jim Cramer – Host of Mad Money
Recommended Reading
Check out Why Invest in Mutual Funds over at FreeFromBroke.com.
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Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2012
Date Rater, Inc., the developer of Who Date, has just released the latest update for iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. Who Date 1.0 provides users with a fun and playful way to rate the success of a date. Dates are rated on a scale of 1-10, based on criteria entered by the user; but the fun part is the image manipulation feature that automatically morphs the subject's image based on the user's rating. Dating results can be shared on Twitter and Facebook, or by email or SMS.
Who Date 1.0 Features Include:
- Morphs photo to show your date's true nature
- Fun and easy to follow format
- Share via Twitter, email, SMS, and Facebook
- Calculates dates overall score
- Connects to iTunes
- Rates dates on a scale of 1-10 according to your "Best Date" standards
- In-app purchase of additional date questions
Using this app is simple. Before their date, users enter their "Best Date" criteria and upload a photo of their potential love interest. After the date, the app asks 6 questions about the person they just met. As the user enters their answers, Who Date 1.0 morphs their date's photo to reflect what the app thinks is their true nature. The photo morphs a little more with each answered question.
The app also gives an overall rating of the date on a scale of 1-10. The rating is tailored to each user, as it is based on the criteria they entered before their date. Users have the option of rating up to 4 dates to compare notes, or rating the same person repeatedly, over a number of dates. Since people are often on their best behavior at the beginning of a relationship, it can be very telling to see how a rating changes after 3 or 4 dates!
People often like to brag about a great date, or warn others about really bad ones so their friends don't make the same mistake. Who Date 1.0 lets them do this by posting morphed images and results to Twitter and Facebook, or sharing them via SMS or email.
About Date Rater, Inc
Date Rater, Inc. is a Los Angeles group formed to assist those who need a little help in the dating world. CEO Ronald Kustek, co-creator of Le Petite Retreat day spa and founder of GeriCareFinder.com, designed an app to let people see who they really may be dating. We all make excuses for other people's behavior, so "Who Date" doesn't let you do that while you're dating someone. Who Date is also designed to provide push notifications in the future of dating ideas for a user's area.
Device Requirements:
- iPhone 3G or later, iPod touch and iPad
- Requires iPhone OS 3.2 or later
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Who Date 1.0 is a free app, but additional questions are available via in-app purchase for only $0.99, $1.49 and $1.99 (USD). The app is available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Entertainment category. Promo codes are available for qualified reviewers. Please specify the website or blog you represent when making your request.
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I noticed that during discussions online regarding Vedanta, sometimes two opposing parties discuss a very subtle topic without coming to a hold. This is mostly due to that neither party is interested in letting go of their precious beliefs and views.
I also noticed (mostly at facebook) how discussions turn into evil versus good, right versus wrong, etc.
By that I don't say that we cannot judge certain things as better than others but I like to question whether it makes sense to judge things by the label good versus evil.
To think in incremental terms, thinking in degrees can be an easy but far-reaching exercise to overcome the problem of absolutizations (right versus wrong, etc.).
"Can you think of 'person', 'God' or 'nature' as a matter of shades of grey rather than black and white? Incrementality means thinking in degrees of qualities rather than absolute things which are present or absent. If we are trying to judge from experience rather than dogma we need to try to think incrementally, and this can make our beliefs more adequate as well as overcoming entrenched conflicts." by Robert Michael Ellis


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Leakey, (pronounced LAY-key) is in one of most scenic and picturesque areas of the rugged Edwards Plateau.
Elevations range from 1,500 to 2,400 feet with deep, dramatic canyons cut by the Frio and Nueces rivers. Archaeological excavations show evidence of prehistoric civilizations in the Leakey area.
At the time of the first Spanish explorers, the game-rich Leakey area was inhabited by Comanche, Apache and Lipan-Apache Indians. Ranching predominates Leakey today, featuring cattle, sheep and goats. Flocks of registered Angora goats produce prized mohair.
Camping and hunting are popular with visitors. Game birds and animals include white-tailed deer, wild turkey, mourning dove, quail, squirrel, javelina, rabbits, and raccoons.
During the spring and summer, visitors here enjoy tubing the crystal clear waters of the Frio River. In the fall, the beautiful hues of red and gold of autumn leaves on the tree-covered Leakey hills is a great sight.
Garner State Park is 10 miles south of Leakey on U.S. 83.
The Real County Historical Museum includes historic items and articles that are displayed in period rooms depicting the history of the Real County area. There is an admission.
There are spectacular scenic drives. F.M. 337, both east and west, spans some of the Hill Country's most spectacular scenery, including wooded steeps and tiny secluded valleys. West to Camp Wood leads to river camps on the picturesque Nueces River. East to Vanderpool and north on F.M. 187 leads to the beautiful Lost Maples State Natural Area.
U.S. 83 north skirts the East Frio River. Twelve miles north, a roadside park offers spectacular views and picnic facilities. Texas 39 east, along the Guadalupe River to Ingram, Texas and Hunt, Texas is another picturesque route.
The Wildlife Art Museum features art of taxidermy, sculpture, paintings and carvings. It is on F.M. 337 in Leakey, 3 blocks east of U.S. 83.
Hill Country Day Trippin'
There's plenty of opportunities for day trips from the Leakey area.
Enjoy a relaxing drive through the spectacular Texas Hill Country on wide-open roads lined with breath-taking flowers and trees. Relish views only available in the Hill Country. You'll feel like you're light years away from a crowded freeway…because you are.
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SOUTH HACKENSACK, N.J. — A South Hackensack Girl Scout troop, Westwood mom and Lyndhurst cake master were honored on Thursday evening by New Jersey Assemblyman Gary Schaer for their efforts in helping a 5-year-old boy battling brain cancer.
Westwood's Annie Joachim, who runs the Bergen County Moms Facebook page, launched a toy drive for Little Ferry's Lil Ryu after a Daily Voice reporter brought the story to her attention.
Some of her 13,000 members brought gifts, which Joachim delivered to Ryu's mom, Agatha Okumara, around Christmas and New Years, as he spent both — along with his fifth birthday — in the hospital.
Lyndhurst mom and Polkadot Cupcake Shop owner Arlene Murray baked Ryu's birthday cake for him. Tenafly native Kerri Burghardt's South Hackensack Girl Scout, and a local Daisy troop, wrapped more than 100 gifts for him before delivery.
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Medicare is the name of the federal government's health insurance program for people who, having paid into the Social Security system, are at least sixty-five years old or who are disabled.
People often confuse "Medicare" with "Medicaid" although the programs are quite different. Unfortunately, Congress in its infinite wisdom named these programs in a way that would increase confusion. Or maybe they were confused as well. In any event, although Medicare is an entitlement program to which everyone who has contributed to Social Security and is either over sixty-five or is permanently disabled has a right, Medicaid is a welfare program that is available only to those who meet strict financial qualifications.