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August 2008
August 31, 2008
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August 29, 2008
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i may not be good with words but i know..
never knew i was so blind from the start. Have a great one ahead.
August 28, 2008
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-Second Place Victory
This Day and Age
August 26, 2008
A year ending resolution, revolution, re-whatever you call this.Posted by believeben under Rant on events, The Thoughts
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Before i start on what i'm suppose to blog.
i'll share a small testimony on what happened on the final hours right before the Actsperiment went to be mass produce.
Most of you guys know about the Actsperiment, for those that don't, it's our church very own recorded, mixed and mastered album which all done in house. Low Budget and Real short killer dateline.
We spent the whole sunday night till monday morning trying to get the songs out while the whole of Malaysia is watching out champion trying his best to win a Gold medal in the Olympics.
With high spirits (yes, high on Nips and Milo), we manage to finish mixing all 6 songs.
Then it came.. The dreaded stage in recording a song. MASTERING.
Whats mastering you ask? here is a short explanation and definition on what Mastering is.
- Making a Audio track industry standard in Volume wise and it being a master copy for printing.
It was about 5 or 6 in the morning, we were suppose to rush a copy by 7 for pastor before he heads out to KK for ministry. Ears that are worn out and tired minds ain't a good combination when it comes to mastering.. Usually mastering is done a day after when the final mix is done and it takes almost a day to get a good mastered song out.
Tired minds and ears, we did our best to master what every track we could.
In any case, we could not get a mastered copy out for pastor in time. we were just too tired to carry on, so decided we take a two hours break. All we needed was a miracle to even get this done by noontime, which was the set dateline to be sent for printing.
One of our brothers who is involve in the Actsperiment said this before he left for work.
yes, we had people working all night and then leave for work in the morning. haha..
"Don't worry, give me the mix.. and i'm sure we can get it out by noontime. i'm not sure how we gonna do it or get it out, but i believe it will be done by noontime."
Well, i guess none of us really took in anything of what he said because we were really really tired.
he then took off to work while we took a short break which became a 2 hours nap for me and continuation of being a zombie for my 2 other brothers.
i guess around 10 plus. Our brother who quoted the above quote, came back and this miracle that i was praying for through out my sleep came to pass.
We manage to master and track the album right before the dateline with a program which felt like it was a God Made program just to save us in this final hour. Here is a short testimony of the crazy one week spent at F.L.A.T fish.
God sees, and God works in little ways. Hope you are blessed listening to CD.
Alright, Back to what i wanted to blog.
A good 2 months i guess, before i found myself again.
Many people today, felt the rain that poured this afternoon.
From your Office windows, Along the streets, in the car.
I stood in the rain.
Tiny droplets that fell on the ground formed in somewhat tiny bells ringing in your ear. Soothing?
i guess i needed it today though. it almost felt like God is just washing me over.. silly?
A tiny opening in the clouds, you could almost catch a small fraction of the sun… Funny?
ahh.. wanted to post a "angry" post with a sign like this
I guess rain just does funny things to people. another vague post?
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August 26, 2008
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August 26, 2008
Days like these.Posted by believeben under Best we not talk about it.., Rant on events
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Just got back from You don't mess with the zohan.
yes, i went and watch it alone, again.
I'll rate it 6/10, it was really funny until towards the end.
2 things i realized about this movie is:
- ALOT of deleted scenes and it totally spoils the entire movie. what i really don't get it that it was rated PG13. gah, it's really annoying to even talk about it.
- half way thru the movie, it really seem like the director just made up the script along way just to fill the final 20 minutes of the show.
well, at least i get to laugh a little today. haha.
Days like these, i find it so hard to breathe..
August 25, 2008
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..Or how to be a man
with a lonely heart, with an iron fist
and a perfect star.
And the melody will break
at any moment i think
and everyone who lives must die.
I can't believe in anything that feels right,
honey, honey.
i know exactly where i'll take that, take that.
– Passive Aggressive
The Lonely Hearts.


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- Calories 34
- Caloriesfromfat 65%
- Protein 1.8g
- Fat 2.4g
- Satfat 0.3g
- Carbohydrate 2.4g
- Fiber 0.6g
- Sodium 15mg
- Cholesterol 0.0mg
Asparagus Talasani
When Abhaya Karangutkar moved to California from Goa, India, she substituted fresh asparagus, so widely available here, for the green beans in a classic stir-fry she'd made in India. Her kids enjoy the new version as finger food. PREP AND COOK TIME: About 15 minutes.
How to Make It
Rinse asparagus, then snap off and discard tough stem ends. Cut stalks diagonally into 2-inch lengths. You should have about 3 cups.
Pour oil into a 10- to 12-inch frying pan over medium-high heat. When warm, add cumin and stir until seeds are a shade darker, about 30 seconds. Stir in garlic and turmeric; add asparagus and stir until coated. Pour in 3 tablespoons water.
Cover pan, reduce heat to low, and cook until asparagus is tender-crisp to bite, 3 to 4 minutes. Season the asparagus to taste with salt. Pour into a serving bowl.

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- Calories 279
- Fat 8.6g
- Satfat 1.4g
- Monofat 3.4g
- Polyfat 2.8g
- Protein 29g
- Carbohydrate 19.3g
- Fiber 0.8g
- Cholesterol 91mg
- Iron 1.5mg
- Sodium 592mg
- Calcium 34mg
Oven-Fried Fish Sticks with Tartar Sauce
Fish sticks have been a staple since the 1950s. The premade, frozen variety offers a simple, inexpensive way to get dinner on the table, but this homemade version, which uses fresh cod, is superior in flavor, texture, and nutrition. They're definitely worth the time it takes to make them.
How to Make It
Preheat oven to 375°.
To prepare fish sticks, place flour in a shallow dish or bowl. Place breadcrumbs in a second shallow dish or bowl. Combine 3 tablespoons water and egg in a third shallow dish or bowl, stirring with a whisk.
Cut fish into 20 (4 x 1/2-inch) strips. Dredge fish in flour, shaking off excess. Dip fish in egg mixture, and dredge in breadcrumbs. Place on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray. Coat fish with cooking spray.
Bake at 375° for 30 minutes or until crisp. Sprinkle fish sticks with salt.
To prepare tartar sauce, combine all sauce ingredients in a small bowl. Serve tartar sauce with fish.
Chef's Notes
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Bowing to pressure from more efficient independent surgery centers, the Greater Baltimore Medical Center announced yesterday that it would lower prices on same-day surgery by 30 percent.
The dramatic price reduction, effective Friday, is a bid by GBMC to keep its outpatient business from being siphoned off by the centers, and comes as insurance companies around the country begin directing doctors to less-costly venues to care for their patients.
"We had physicians come in and complain of letters they got [from insurance companies] that say, 'You've got to bring your patient to X-Y-and-Z Center,' " GBMC President Robert P. Kowal said. With reduced prices, he said, "there will be no financial reason to take patients elsewhere."


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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Factbox on Rugby Championship test between New Zealand and Australia in Dunedin on Saturday:
When: Aug. 26, 7.35 pm local (0735 GMT)
Where: Otago Regional Stadium, Dunedin (Capacity: 30,748)
Referee: Nigel Owens (Wales)
Assistant referees: Wayne Barnes (England), Andrew Brace (Ireland); TMO: Rowan Kitt (England)
World ranking: 1
Coach: Steve Hansen
Captain: Kieran Read
Team: 15-Damian McKenzie, 14-Ben Smith, 13-Ryan Crotty, 12-Sonny Bill Williams, 11-Rieko Ioane, 10-Beauden Barrett, 9-Aaron Smith, 8-Kieran Read (captain), 7-Sam Cane, 6-Liam Squire, 5-Sam Whitelock, 4-Brodie Retallick, 3-Nepo Laulala, 2-Dane Coles, 1-Joe Moody.
Replacements: 16-Codie Taylor, 17-Kane Hames, 18-Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 19-Scott Barrett, 20-Ardie Savea, 21-TJ Perenara, 22-Lima Sopoaga, 23-Anton Lienert-Brown.
World ranking: 5
Coach: Michael Chieka
Captain: Michael Hooper
Team: 15-Israel Folau, 14-Dane Haylett-Petty, 13-Tevita Kuridrani, 12-Kurtley Beale, 11-Henry Speight, 10-Bernard Foley, 9-Will Genia, 8-Sean McMahon, 7-Michael Hooper (captain), 6-Ned Hanigan, 5-Rory Arnold, 4-Rob Simmons, 3-Allan Alaalatoa,2-Stephen Moore, 1-Scott Sio.
Replacements: 16-Tatafu Polota-Nau, 17-Tom Robertson,18-Sekope Kepu, 19-Izack Rodda, 20-Lopeti Timani, 21-Nick Phipps, 22-Reece Hodge, 23-Curtis Rona.
Played: 159
New Zealand wins: 110
Australia wins: 42
Draws: 7
2017 New Zealand 54-34 Australia Sydney
2016 New Zealand 37-10 Australia Auckland
2016 New Zealand 29-9 Australia Wellington
2016 New Zealand 42-8 Australia Sydney
2015 New Zealand 34-17 Australia London *
* World Cup match
(The story reissues item moved on Aug 24 after change to Australia team.)
Compiled by Greg Stutchbury; Editing by John O'Brien


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The Files section of Canvas allows folders for organizing files. Pages does not. Why the awful inconsistency in the user interface? I currently have 30+ pages that I've created in - all in flat directory structure. I'd like to be able to organize them, you know, like Files and stuff I have on my computer.
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What comes out when a noir turns into a psychedelic experience? Watch the clip Big Noise from the band Lucinate.
Despite its initial absurdity, the animated result seems more than satisfying, standing up for the original ambitious idea. Τhe short - produced by King Deluxe, is based on an artistic experiment, the so-called "the corpse project". This means that different artists collaborate on the same project, giving it though, a more spicy twist; they are not working on the same chunk but every animator takes over where the previous one was left.
This endeavor is presented in the Big Noise, a clip accompanying the Dutch-based Lucinate's homonymous track. The band's groovy, soft bassline is asking for a moody, melancholic opening. And it gets it. We are being transferred in a speakeasies-like atmosphere where it comes as more than natural to ornament it with a bit of a murder mystery. Getting into the depths of the detective's troubling untangling of the mystery when - well, with the help of rituals, star-reading of ancient civilizations and psychedelic enlightenment - where were we left? And what sort of ordeal did this teddy bear go through?
An interesting experiment, done by 9 different animators, brings a charming piece, through its ambiguity.
The artists, in order:
Héloïse Petel
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Jeremie Carreon
Pranay Patwardhan
Nikita Deshpande
Calvin Xingpei Shen
Gerhard Human
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Andrew Khosravani
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Big Noise is also the title track of Lucinate's coming album and can be found on this beautiful limited edition 12" vinyl.
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- A U.S. Marine Corps pilot died when his F/A-18C crashed near the Marine base at Twentynine Palms, California.
The U.S. Navy plans to name a ship after gay rights activist Harvey Milk. The Navy's new class of ballistic missile submarines will be named after the District of Columbia. I'll leave it up to you to decide which of these is worse.
The U.S. Air Force is asking industry for proposals to replace the Minuteman III and nuclear cruise missiles.
Ilya Shapiro notes that the Libertarian Party candidates for president and vice-president aren't actually libertarians. Reason magazine interviewed Gary Johnson and William Weld, and Weld said he'd like more Supreme Court nominees like Stephen Breyer and Merrick Garland (the latter, in case you've forgotten, is President Obama's nominee to replace Antonin Scalia). Weld also said he could work well with Senators Susan Collins and Mark Kirk, who are about as un-libertarian as you can get. Johnson appeared in Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention and screwed up the constitutional religious liberty issue again when he was interviewed by Tim Carney for The Washington Examiner. As David Harsanyi suggests, I'm not sure Johnson actually understands this issue.
Here's David Harsanyi again, this time on an important difference between the Republicans and the Democrats, an observation prompted by their conventions:
This is because Democrats understand incrementalism and the long game in a way conservatives don't seem to. They pass Obamacare. They wait out the storm. They contend that fixing Obamacare's variety of problems can only be accomplished with more liberal policy. Move forward; push for more whenever the nation's climate allows it. If not, they'll be happy to appropriate whatever political vernacular allows them to retain their gains. Conservatives act like every stalemate is a bitter defeat and every small victory is useless. And here they are.
The Russians hacked the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, too. Reuters published a story saying Hillary Clinton's campaign was hacked, although it's not clear what was swiped or who did the swiping.
In the second quarter American GDP grew at an annualized rate of only 1.2%. The first quarter GDP was revised downward from 1.1% to 0.8%.
The Fourth Circuit of Appeals blocked North Carolina's voter photo ID law, stating that it was enacted with "discriminatory intent."
U.S. Army General Joseph Votel said Turkey is busy arresting the members of its military with whom the U.S. worked to combat ISIS. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Votel's comments put him on the side of the coup plotters.
The Turkish military is closing the bases used by the coup plotters.
Allan Massie writes that the failed coup is as useful to Erdogan as the Reichstag fire was to Hitler.
Al Nusrah Front rebranded itself as Jabhat Fath Al Sham ("Conquest of the Levant Front"), an effort to outwardly distance itself from al Qaeda without truly breaking from al Qaeda. Discussions between the U.S. and Russia about jointly attacking Al Nusrah may have been a factor in the rebranding.
Former Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva was charged with obstruction of justice in connection with the continuing Petrobras corruption investigation.
This is the trailer for Mel Gibson's next movie:


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2015-2016 Scholarship
December 31, 2014
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Department of Architecture
College of Architecture and Design
The Building Enclosure Council of Greater Detroit (BEC-GD), a subcommittee of The
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Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne Review
The Muse wonders if the romance of Paris can be captured in a single bottle of fragrance and the answer is yes with Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne Eau de Parfum.
Like the rose, Paris is about the romance, elegance, and sophistication of a city that has the charm of a small quaint village. The romance and softness of the rose and the beautiful city come together in this beautiful floral blend that's sure to please those who like feminine perfume blends.
Jump ahead for the a review on Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne.
This October Yves Saint Laurent will launch Parisienne for women fronted by model Kate Moss. The blend was created by Sophie Labb� and is a soft, romantic scent sure to evoke memories of romance, love, and Paris (if you've had the pleasure of visiting or in your mind's eye).
Although the top base of the fragrance is a fruity blend of cranberry and blackberry it's the middle notes and heart that come out to play at first spritz. With a perfect heart of Damas rose you'll quickly take note of the strong, floral blend of rose. The Muse is partial to rose in her fragrances as it tends to go a bit sweet and candy-ish due to my body chemistry. The heavier base note of rose is slowly blended in with hints of powdery violet which is every so subtle causing the rose to become more floral and pronounced.
After dry down you'll notice that the scent morphs into a slightly woodsy erotic blend. It contains hints of patchouli which I'm not partial to but the rose manages to blend out any harshness from the herb evoking a more masculine mystery that tops the feminine core.
For the most part the blend manages to keep it's strong note of rose which is what I enjoyed so much about the scent. Although rose can be heavy and cloying this manages to remain soft, romantic, gentle, and beautiful. The simplicity of the crystal cut bottle with golden motif and YSL emblem makes a beautiful edition to your vanity and is matching with the charming perfume itself.
If you're a lover of rose scents that have a slightly complex edge yet manage to remain feminine and floral, Yves Saint Laurent Parisienne should appeal. Considering it's an Eau de Parfum it carries a strong throw and lingers quite long with two or so sprays. The Muse liked it very much and is Muse Approving it for purchase.
It'll be available in October for your purchasing pleasure in various sizes in prices ranging from $39 to $85.
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Between this, this and this, I don't know what other incentive New Times has to provide in order to get you out of the house tonight.
But, if you're still unsure (what's wrong with you, anyway? Agoraphobia?), I've got one last blog with which I will try to bait you.
Today, I want to blog about a little thing called The Train Tracks. Actually, to be more accurate, it's kind of a big thing.
The project started at the beginning of the summer. Every week, a local band does a live, acoustic performance on the Metro Light Rail. The performances are videotaped, thrown up on the website and then viewers vote for their favorite act. Every quarter, the three most popular bands perform live at the Phoenix Art Museum. After a year's time, the most popular band of all will play the Tempe Music Festival.
The Train Tracks' website is super slick and provides videos and bios for each of the bands. And, I must add, they've had a great line-up so far for 2009. Kinch, Dry River Yacht Club, What Laura Says, Miniature Tigers, Matthew Reveles and Gospel Claws have all hit the rails.
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Tonight, the second quarter finalists, Nowhere Man and a Whiskey Girl, Matthew Reveles and Captain Squeegee will all perform at the Phoenix Art Museum to compete for the #1 spot of the quarter. Admission is free.
Which means, in addition to catching a live show, you get to see this, this and this.
So you better start thinking about what to wear tonight because you are going out, my friend.
Show starts at 7 p.m. at the Phoenix Art Museum, 1625 N. Central Ave. in Phoenix, 602-257-2105, phxart.org or www.thetraintracks.org.


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Are you looking for a fun fitness class where you can improve your health and wellbeing, without the worry of arranging childcare?
Look no further!
Sling Beat is an informal dance exercise class where you get to have the best partner of all, your child! The classes are designed to offer gentle aerobic exercise, stretching and toning for parents and carers and their babies aged between 6 weeks to 2 years, or up to the age where parents feel they can support their child's weight in a full seated baby carrier, sling or wrap, and the child is comfortable in this position for the duration of that class. Older toddlers and pre-schoolers are welcome too, and are invited to dance alongside.
Each hour-long class follows a simple structure of a gentle warm up, teacher-led routines, and a cool down. With a mixture of retro, modern and contemporary music, there should hopefully be a little something for everyone. Expect dance styles covered to include latin dance and salsa, musical theatre, street, commercial, and even a little bit of line dancing
The classes are suitable for babies aged 6 weeks, and women are asked to make sure they have had their postnatal check up with the GP before joining a class.
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This sunny and characterful house is in a prime location minutes walk from the artisan shops in the old town of beautiful Pezenas. There are numerous cafes, restaurants and antique shops all within a short walk. The house offers a good level of comfort and is well-equipped. Ideal for couples but will sleep up to 4 people. Pezenas is renowned for its architecture and you will find all of this and more right on your doorstep.
My wife and I live in England currently but spend a lot of time in France.
We always look forward to visiting Pezenas. The place and the people are lovely - so welcoming!
We have been coming to Pezenas for 12 years, staying with friends at first, camping in their vineyard before buying our own property. During our many visits, we fell in love with the area and the people. Pezenas is such a vibrant and interesting place and we never tire of it. We particularly like its location between the mountains and the med. The variety of activities on offer is wide-ranging - canoeing on the Orb, sunbathing on the many beaches, water sports on Lac Salagou, hill walking, concerts, cafe culture etc. - or just relaxing! Pezenas has something to offer no matter what time of year you visit which is why we love to keep returning, year after year.
La Maison du Coin is in the old town. Lots of history, narrow streets, great shops and lots of places to eat are only minutes from your door. In the summer, shops are open twice a week until late. Music, street entertainers and great shopping help create a friendly family atmosphere. Our little house is bright and sunny; facing south. Even if you don't book our house; come to Pezenas, you'll fall in love with it as we did.
Well-positioned house in the centre of the old town with all mod cons - very clean and well-appointed with comfy beds. Very quiet location.
We have just returned from a marvellous stay at La Maison du Coin. It is in a peaceful spot yet within a few moments, you can be in the heart of the retail and artisan areas where the locals are utterly charming and welcoming. Relaxing, comfortable, cultural, historic - a pure delight!
This house has everything - comfort, location and atmosphere.
Pezenas is an interesting town as you approach particularly after the starkness of coming out of winter where the beauty of France is at its most challenging time. The beginnings of spring are already just beginning with fruit trees just blossoming but the vines and avenues of trees that abound in France are yet to show themselves. With that in mind though, Pezenas as a town a little bigger that we were expecting but the walks that we had were longer and more varied throughout the historic alleys of the town and its area adjacent. Some great eating establishments are around and it was amongst that that we stayed in a comfortable and very handy location. We are tall people so there was a little bending over to go through and up stairways as this is a quirky apartment on several levels that affords the occupant with plenty of the necessary extras that are required. Clean and lately updated although not in any french traditional way, the appointments were fine for the week we were there. The main room has single beds , no double but none the less very adequate.
All in all our recommendation is that it is worth putting on your list of possible places to stay.
Lovely compact, cool house in the centre of old Pezenas town. Easy parking nearby and close to all amenities. A truely brilliant house with all mod cons in an historic setting. Evening aperitif with french friends, were had, sitting outside, in the street. Passers by wishing us "bon appetit" Fabulous and memorable.
Nearest Mediterranean beaches 20/30 minutes drive - wide choice. Beach also at Meze on the Etang de Thau - 25 minutes drive.
Airports at Beziers 25 minutes, Montpellier 45 minutes, Nimes, Carcassonne and Perpignan all within an hour and a half away.
Canal du Midi, Etang de Thau and Bouzigues - within 30 minutes drive
Lac Salagou (lakeside beach and watersports), Grottes de Clamouse, St. Guilhelm le Desert - within 45 minutes.
Massif Central - Millau Viaduct - 1 hour.
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Pezenas is very well-served with banks, shops and supermarkets so is ideal for self-catering holidays. There is also a wonderful Saturday market which attracts people from miles around. The municipal swimming pool is open from May to August Pezenas is an ideal location from which to explore the surrounding coastal and inland areas. The town is well-known for its antique dealers and hosts a large antique fair in May and in the Autumn at the beginning of October.
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Booking Notes:
25% deposit payable to confirm booking; non refundable if cancellations received within 6 weeks of arrival date. Balance payable 8 weeks before arrival date, together with a returnable Damage Deposit of £100.00. Payment in full required for bookings made within 8 weeks of arrival date. Payment by cheque (sterling) or Directly through Paypal.
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Notes on prices:
Short breaks. Minimum 3 nights. (Excluding July and August) £65.00 per night.
Early booking discount for 2015
* Approximate monthly price. Actual pricing will depend on the days of the month you stay.


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Directory submission is an online marketing segment that includes submitting your page, blog or website to different online directories. Companies offering directory submission services basically help in giving better online exposure for your website, services or business. The process ultimately ends up attracting more and more potential clients towards your website, thereby helping you generate more sales.
Similarly, you could find more and more takers for your services as well, as most of the people who visit your site are the potential customers, or the ones who actually are in need of services provided by your business.
The website or a webpage can be submitted either manually or with the aid of some software. The former is referred to as manual directory submission, and the later is referred to as automatic directory submission.
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In this process, you visit each and every directory one after the other and submit your services or website all by yourself. The chances of missing out on any important directory are very less, and even if you do miss a couple of them, you could always go back and submit your website to those directories. The process is time-consuming, as you are performing the tedious task of visiting every directory.
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Rain (2001), one of Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker's most vibrant performances, set to Music for 18 Musicians by Steve Reich, is in many ways a continuation of the choreographic principles that were developed in Drumming three years earlier: the mathematical structures, persistent repetition, the geometric approach to the space, the art of continuous variation. The audience is gripped by a kind of madness of movements, a tide or a blazing fire that leaps from one body to another without ever settling with one particular person. To the pulsating rhythm of Steve Reich's minimalist music, ten dancers surrender themselves to an irrepressible collective energy that mutually binds them, a bubbling network that shares its breath and tempo, alongside a unique camaraderie that only emerges once the dancers have gone beyond exhaustion.
choreografie Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker | gedanst door Laura Bachman, Léa Dubois, Anika Edström Kawaji, Zoi Efstathiou, Yuika Hashimoto, Laura Maria Poletti, Soa Ratsifandrihana, José Paulo dos Santos, Frank Gizycki, Robin Haghi, Luka Švajda, Thomas Vantuycom, Lav Crncevic | muziek Music for 18 Musicians, Steve Reich | decor & licht Jan Versweyveld | kostuums Dries Van Noten | productie 2001 Rosas & De Munt


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March to oppose proposed cuts to Legal Aid
3rd June 2011
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Silent Marches will take place in London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Eastbourne and Hastings, Gloucester, Chesterfield, Tunbridge Wells, Brighton, Bristol and Plymouth.
Coventry Law Centre will be organizing a silent march against the proposed cuts to legal aid at 2pm on 3rd June.
The silence of the march is to symbolize all those who will be silenced because their cases will go unheard without the support of a legal aid lawyer.*The march will be from the Lady Godiva statue in Broadgate to the Law Centre. It will be led by Lord Bach, Shadow Legal Aid Minister. Also joining in will be Geoffrey Robinson MP, Jim Cunningham MP, Councillor Phil Townsend, Cabinet Member for Corporate and Neighbourhood Services (Coventry City Council), and by Coventrys Lady Godiva , Pru Poretta, and some of the Godiva Sisters.
Sue Bent, Director of Coventry Law Centre said: The government has recently consulted on cuts to the legal aid budget. If their proposals go ahead, our ability to provide free advice and representation will be severely restricted. There will be no legal aid funding for cases involving welfare benefits, employment or immigration (unless you are detained), as well as a restriction in funding available for housing cases, and debt cases.The Government also proposes to change the means test for legal aid so fewer people will qualify for help on other cases.
Unless they can pay for a solicitor, people will have to represent themselves in tribunal and court. We believe this will be very difficult for many of our clients because the cases we take on are frequently complex and require legal arguments to be made.
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During the past 30 years, a quiet revolution has taken place in Christianity. People of all ages are finding the need for daily prayer. Many are encountering Jesus anew through ancient yet new forms of prayer.
"Quiet Pentecosts" are happening as Christians engage in spiritual practices. Congregations feel the power of the Holy Spirit at work as they participate in thoughtful reading of scripture, walking the labyrinth, prayerful listening to one another, spiritual direction, and more.
At a time when denominations are declining and the church seems to be fighting for survival, Dwight Judy sees hope for the future in the practices of spiritual formation.
"The practices of spiritual formation take us outside of the noisy and frenetic activity our popular culture encourages," Judy writes. "We need to be taught how to be together in a spirit of respectful listening to one another. We will not learn this art from our television commentators. We will rarely witness such moments of genuine care in national or international politics."
In A Quiet Pentecost, he recounts the stories of more than 40 congregations being transformed by spiritual practices. This book addresses the following topics:
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As bank pays out huge bonuses people queue to withdraw cash
As RBS announced massive bonuses despite losses of over £2billion protesters lined up outside one of its branches this morning to move their money.
The mini run on the bank was organised by the Move Your Money campaign, which aims to get people to use more ethical banking alternatives.
We spoke to a number of those outside the bank to ask why they were there.
One of those waiting to move his money was Brett, he told us; "I'm here to support move my money. I think what they are doing is really great. I think its hard time we show the banks that their complacent and irresponsible ways are no longer good enough. There are many reasons to move your money but no matter who you are you have good reason to be pissed off with the banks."
Daniel told us "I'm here because RBS are the leading funder of the Tar Sands project in Alberta in Canada, which is the single most polluting activity that's going on at the moment. As a tax payer-funded bank we shouldn't be engaged in that. On the economic side, the economy has been reduced to tatters by the reckless behaviour of banks and our government has not changed the practices of RBS despite it being 84% owned by us. We are trying to get people to vote with their wallets and tear up their RBS cards and go to an ethical bank."
A third protester, Asha told us "I heard about the protest through some friends on Facebook. I'm a customer of RBS and I'm angry about a lot of the campaigns that are currently going against RBS and I want them to know that people want them to change their policies." She added "I'm currently researching which ethical bank to move to".
Campaign organiser Dani told us "We are here as citizens and consumers to say the behaviour of the big banks is not good enough. We need to move our money into banks that better cater to the needs of households, community and wider society."
Despite the different motives for being there one thing was clear; all those there were angry with the state of the economy and the role the banks played in the economic collapse.
Read our Special Banking Report and find out who to move your money to and more about the campaign here.
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With all the mountains, hills, rivers and valleys in the Western Cape, it's no surprise that mountain bike trails are both popular and aplenty. So, for all those mountain bike fanatics, here's a list of some of the must-ride biking trails in the Western Cape, according to fellow enthusiasts.
A mere 26km mountain bike trail doesn't seem too daunting a task for an experienced rider, does it? What about Beware Valley, Spykers Hill and Widow Maker… those make it sound more like a challenge doesn't it? How about extending it to 44km when linking to the Fair Cape trail?
Hoogekraal is one of the seven mountain bike trails that fall under the Tygerberg Mountain Bike Club and will cost you only R60 to experience. Starting at 46m above sea level, enjoy the unpredictable technical tracks and climb through 4km ascent to 226m. Don't be fooled by the false summit, your legs need to carry you a bit further before you can really enjoy the view.
And don't worry, you will be rewarded with a swooping singletrack that offers an option for recreational and advanced riders. Keep left to take it easy and pass right if you want to try the unforgiving technical routes. Put your pedalling skills to the test and experience jeep track and bridges to keep you alert on this mountain bike trail.
Taking you to the largest town in the Cape Winelands and the third oldest town in South Africa, you'll find yourself in the beautiful town of Paarl. And in this beautiful town, you will find the Rhebokskloof Wine Estate. This estate is home to a short, steep and technical mountain bike trail that provides breathtaking views of the valley while you're scouring Paarl Mountain's northern slopes.
You have the option of the 20km Shiraz Route or 14km Chardonnay Route, both of which involve some steep climbing (up to 226m above sea level to be exact) and exciting singletracks to test your technical skills. If you find these routes a bit too short, take the 20km route into the Paarl Nature Reserve and keep the fun going. Or, you could even ride to Rhebokskloof, before starting the trail, from wherever you reside.
It's R60 for a day permit. Definitely affordable and worth the views.
Now, one of the best singletrack trails in the Western Cape, according to a local riders community, is Welvanpas. "Single closest thing to land surfing there is."
Welvanpas Family Vineyard is close to the town of Wellington and, more importantly, Bainskloof Pass. Sitting between the Hawekwa and Groenberg Mountains, your mountain bike adventure will start and end here at the farm. Map out which of the four routes you will be taking, all varying in difficulty, and then you're ready to ride.
Prepare yourself for technical challenges of note by singletrack through the vineyard, fynbos and even waterfalls when the season allows it. Once you reach the top of Groenberg, which you will – just keep pushing, you will be so stoked that you attempted the trail because here comes the fun part. Find yourself speeding down the steep and technical mountain track towards the Kromme River and follow the banks through the forest and prepare yourself for round two. Now it's time to ride up towards Bainskloof Pass (you can trust your legs will feel it both in the moment and the morning) before making your speedy-way back down towards the farm.
These trails are definitely for the more advanced and technical riders and at about R50 for a day permit, you most certainly can afford it.
More about the sport
The Western Cape is host to some of the most popular MTB races including Eselfontein, Ride2Nowhere, Tankwa Trek, Wine to Whales, Tru Cape and the Darling Brew Bone Crusher. But there are so many more races celebrating both mountain biking as well as our province. With our ranging landscape and incredible views, it's really no surprise that this sport makes the most of exploring the terrain.
And what's the best part about all of these routes you may ask? They all have breathtaking views, a welcoming restaurant and surrounding wine valleys nearby to take care of you after the ride. Get your Chris Willemse Cycles gear together, clip in those cleats and away you go.


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A teacher at Kentucky Country Day is facing federal charges for sharing images of child porn.
Matthew Graves, 38, was taken into federal custody Tuesday.
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A few months ago I bought a white leather hide for seat cushions, and then last week I bought a walking foot sewing machine in order to make them.
Major Fail.
The machine arrived with broken parts and not functional. The sewing machine is going back, but my friend "J" offered her walking foot machine and help in putting the cushions together!
She is amazing and spent the entire day pretty much doing it for me.
After tracing around each cushion piece on the wrong side, I added 5/8", took a deep breath, and cut the hide.
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CHARLESTON, S.C. - Already halfway through the season, the Charleston Southern Buccaneer Soccer team is ready to enter conference play. As the team prepares for UNC Asheville, senior Kelly Hinkle said, "Our biggest struggle right now is scoring, so we're focusing on scoring this week."
Hinkle, the Cincinnati, Ohio native finished third on the team last season with three goals scored and 25 shots. She placed tenth in the Big South in game-winning goals with two.
Hinkle is seen as a leader on the team and was named captain for the 2017 season. The skill goes beyond the field and into the kitchen for this midfielder as her secret talent is cooking.
Favorite Candy: Reese's Cup, specifically the Easter or Christmas ones
What would your spirit animal be? A bird
What got you into soccer? My parents started me when I was four.
If you could time travel to the future or past, what year or era would you choose? I would go back to freshman year of high school to relive the past.
Hobbies outside of soccer: I like to try different foods, so I go to a million different restaurants.
Favorite color: Bubblegum pink
Best pre-game meal: Pasta
If you were stranded on an island, what three objects would you bring? My dog, a knife to eat with and a blanket.
Favorite TV Show: The Bachelor
If you could visit any place in the world, where would you go? Ireland. My grandmother is from there and we still have family there, so I would love to meet them.
Best advice ever received: Probably from my dad to stay true to myself. He would always tell me I could do anything I wanted.
What do you miss most about Ohio? The driving. People in the south don't know how to drive.
What will you miss most about soccer? I'll miss the team the most and just having a team in general. It's going to be weird not having all the girls.
Secret talent: Cooking
Best dish to cook: Seafood
Morning or night person: Morning. I go to bed around 10 p.m. and wake up at 7 a.m.
If you could change your name, what would you change it to? Ellie. It's my dog's name. I named her and I love it.
Biggest inspiration: God. I know that He is always going to be there for me and He's never going to let me down no matter if I fail or succeed.
Any siblings? Two older brothers
Favorite memory from playing soccer at CSU: This year my favorite memory would be our evacuation to Beech Mountain. There were 27 girls in one house, so there was a lot going on. It was definitely something that will never be forgotten.
After playing soccer for 17 years, Kelly Hinkle is in her last season. "I'm looking to grow as much as I can as a person in these last couple of months and hopefully it will help me figure out what I want to do with the rest of my life." After graduation, Hinkle is hoping to get an internship and then transition into working a job.
The Bucs will travel to Asheville, North Carolina this Saturday to face the UNCA Bulldogs. Kick-off is set for 3 p.m. To watch the game or follow along with live stats visit csusports.com.


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To begin, find an accessible venue. Ensure the venue is at a strategic place for everyone. Settling on a location will mean that you get an easy way of searching for the venue. For instance, if you are organizing a party or a corporate event around the regions of San Francisco then you begin your search in that city. Ensure the venue can favor different categories of people including those with special needs.
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Price of Oil Rises, But Investors May be Disappointed
The price of oil rose on Jan. 29, 2016 to close at $33.62 a barrel as a result of speculation that OPEC and Russia have tentatively reached an agreement to cut production and reduce the current oil glut. Today's closing price was a three week high, following two years during which the price of oil has fallen steadily.
Despite the encouraging rumors, some countries, such as Iran and Iraq, have said that they hope to increase rather than reduce their production. Consequently, the rising price of oil may be premature. Investors will be disappointed if the oil producing countries are unable to reach an agreement to decrease the oil glut.
As of the afternoon of Jan. 29, Moscow announced that minister Sergei Lavrov, would visit the UAE and Oman to discuss oil policy. In addition, Venezuela, which has been begging OPEC for several weeks to have an emergency meeting to cut production, announced it is sending its oil minister to Russia on a tour beginning on Saturday, Jan. 30, of both non-OPEC and OPEC countries.
However, Iran and Iraq both want to increase their oil production, which is likely to make it impossible to get the other countries to agree to cut their production.
Nonetheless, some analysts are encouraged that Russia and OPEC countries are having these discussions. They also believe that global demand will increase again, which would also reduce the current oil glut.
Currently, however, both the rumors about an agreements between Russia and OPEC, and the hope that global demand will reduce the oil glut are pure speculation. No definite changes have happened yet in either of these arenas.
One thing that could reduce the oversupply of oil is the falling rate of production in the U.S., which dropped in both October and November. In addition, U.S. shale oil producers, who have added to the glut, have cut their capital spending forecasts for 2016. In addition, the U.S. oil drilling rig count fell for the sixth straight week. Future cuts are also possible.
Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago, told Reuters, "With more energy companies announcing cuts and OPEC contemplating a cut, it looks like oil is forming a bottom."
This would be welcome news to energy companies, which have seen their profits slashed because of the dramatic drop in oil prices over the past few months.
Chevron posts first loss in more than 10 years https://t.co/919HnoKdPs via @UPI
— Crude Oil Prices (@CrudeOilPrices) January 29, 2016
Some analysts believe that oil hit its bottom when it dropped below $30 a barrel and it could climb back up to $40. However, other analysts, such as John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital LLC in New York, believe that it is too soon for this much confidence and they are waiting to see if foreign producers are able to reach an agreement on cutting their production.
Fortune Magazine also reports that they do not expect us to see cuts in production any time soon.
Don't count on Russia and OPEC cutting oil production anytime soon https://t.co/zl0CYmtl3A pic.twitter.com/NE1RAb1aVU
— Fortune (@FortuneMagazine) January 29, 2016
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Strong Retail Sales for May Raise Fear Economy Is Too Hot
WASHINGTON -- Inflation at the wholesale level was tame last month, but robust sales at retailers heightened fears that the economy could soon be overheating.
The producer price index rose by 0.2% in May, slowing from the 0.5% gain in April, as energy prices receded, the Labor Department said Friday. Excluding the volatile food and energy sectors, producer prices rose just 0.1% in May, matching April's modest increase.


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Perched on the hillsides overlooking the Rio Tejo, and in close proximity to gorgeous Souther-European beachs, Portugal's capital city is a heady mix of ancient ruins, eccentric street life, and colonial cathedrals. Lisbon is a step into Europe with a laid-back vibe.
You will live in 2-3 bedroom apartments with private rooms. You have access to a workspace with high-speed internet. All of our apartments also have high-speed internet, and backup internet.
Support & Convenience
VWI staff will be available throughout the program, beginning before participants depart for Southeast Asia to assist with booking flights, information on visas, vaccinations, etc. In country, staff is available to support for any need.
You will live, work and travel with a group of diverse remote professionals. Each week, in a group dinner participants have a chance to try a new local flavor, and get to know other participants in the program. We'll discuss our experiences from the week and invite guests from the community to join us.
Partner Placement
We will match you with a personalized skills-based volunteer opportunity. We match our Venturers with a project based on the needs of our organizations as well as the skills and interests of each participant. We will also coordinate visits to various partner sites, so that you will also have the opportunity to view the work of your peers.
Cultural Immersion
VWI is your cultural insider. We'll help you dig deeper into the local culture by providing you access to the best local events and by offering weekend trips for the whole group. Together we will travel the beautiful country of Portugal. You will also have the opportunity to learn Portuguese through immersion or through Portuguese lessons arranged by VWI with a local tutor.
2018 Programs
2019 Programs: To be announced soon!
Program Fee
The one-month program fee is $1,750 (with a 10% discount for each additional month)
10% discount : for program fees submitted four months or more prior to the program month.


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Bridge to Nowhere Experience
The Bridge to Nowhere Ride is one of the North Island's best -- a true adventure ride through remote Whanganui National Park bush. This is a two night self guided trip that allows you to experience the fantastic Bridge to Nowhere / Mangapurua Track and a night at the remote Bridge to Nowhere Lodge. This Adventure Ride is a must for all mountain biking enthusiasts.
Included in this Cycle Experience is a night in Raetihi before you ride and a night at the Bridge to Nowhere Lodge deep in the Whanganui National Park. You'll ride the trail on one day before arriving at the Bridge to Nowhere where a jetboat will jet you down the river to the Lodge. Dinner, bed and breakfast are included.
Itinerary: Day One
This is a really big day and you'll want to get an early 8.00 am start. From Raetihi Holiday Park you'll cycle 40km down a back country road to the start of the track - the first half is mostly downhill fun on a sealed road. The road narrows and breaks into gravel. Allow yourself 1.5 - 2 hours to reach the signposted start of "Mangapurua Road". Alternatively for a shorter ride, you can add on Transport to the start of the track.
All going well, it should take you about 3 – 5 hours to ride the next 38km along the Mangapurua Track to the Bridge to Nowhere where the jet boat waits for you. You and your bikes will be transported down to the Bridge to Nowhere Lodge where you can take a well deserved hot shower, have a beer and a hearty meal.
Trip Includes:
• 1 x night cabin accommodation at Raetihi Holiday Park.
• 1 x full dinner/bed and breakfast/accommodation at Bridge to Nowhere Lodge.
• Jet boat transfers from Mangapurua/Bridge to Nowhere River landing down to Bridge to Nowhere Lodge and to Pipiriki the following day.
• Transportation of bikes to Pipiriki.
• Transfer to Raetihi Holiday Park from Pipiriki
• Transportation of overnight bag to Bridge to Nowhere Lodge.
• Map supplied.
Package Includes:
Bridge to Nowhere Lodge & Tours
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Have you grown weary waiting for the typewriter jocks to lay out precisely why Houston Nutt ought to be run plumb out of the state? Let me help.
My credentials? I'm as good a football player as Wally Hall.
1. This Nutt character makes everything about himself rather than his players. Bear Bryant and Lou Holtz famously said that players win games and coaches lose them. This Nutt dude gets that turned bass ackward.
He wins and he sings. He wins and he crows that he called good plays. He loses and he says the offensive line didn't hold the blocks and that the quarterback was just OK. He says his play-calling was fine if only one of those all-world runners had found a seam.
He smugly declares that he has until 2012. His players have less time than that.
His ego is so thoroughly invested that he resents the imposition of an offensive coordinator who might get credit. His ego is so thoroughly invested that he and his tacky friends mistreat and run off the most highly acclaimed quarterback recruit in the country.
Whenever ESPN comes to town, this Nutt character spends the week propagandizing the pliable announcers so that they'll spin things his way, rather than the players' or the fans' or the program's.
Razorback football is for the kids who play it and the nuts, not Nutts, who invest financially and emotionally in it.
Whether his players won Saturday at Ole Miss is unknowable at this writing. But this much is knowable: If they did win, he will have spread those peacock feathers and commenced the strut.
2. He coaches from timidity and fear. He's so afraid of a quarterback sack that, over the years, he's often sent out only one or two receivers and kept everybody else in to block. He puts massive offensive tackles at tight end.
His stated notion of a punt returner is someone who simply catches the ball.
In Arkansas' glory days, the Razorbacks were known for stealing games with punt returns for touchdowns. Anybody ever heard of Ken Hatfield? In those days, they coached with a grander vision than fielding the punt without fumbling it. They talked about forming a return wall. They beat top-ranked Texas by 14-to-13 in Austin in 1964 on a Hatfield punt return for a touchdown.
Now we aim only to catch it. And guess what? The guy we had back there because he could catch it? He only dropped two against Auburn.
It's well-known that you bring the things you fear back on yourself. If your essence is "please, don't drop it," then he's going to drop it for sure - that being the attitude his coach has instilled.
(Note: If they ran back a punt for a touchdown at Ole Miss, it was pure luck.)
3. This Nutt character is a whining excuse-maker, and not only for himself. His players got back-to-back personal fouls against Auburn. The next day he complained about the calls on his television show. On one, Auburn's quarterback got his face bloodied by an obviously illegal blow to the head. On the other, an Auburn runner got slung down a good five yards out of bounds.
4. This Nutt character has had 10 years, which is plenty of time to benefit from the facilities upgrades, the academic gravy-trains and the lifting of probationary clouds. That is to say he's out of excuses.
All of that said, it may well be that he is approximately as good as other garden-variety college football coaches. I suspect he's not precipitously worse than most of the others.
Even so, it's time we went out to the garden and picked us another one. This one's ego trip has become a tiresome journey.
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Conservation of Labor
A common complaint against immigration is the loss of low-paying or unskilled jobs to the newly-arrived workers. What is rarely mentioned is that each immigrant also arrives with a set of needs and desires. These needs must be met by other workers somewhere (there are only so many jobs an immigrant can "steal" at a time.) Granted: some of these needs and desires will be met by imported goods and services - but the same can be said for the needs of long-time citizens.
An immigrant in an American factory doesn't have time to grow his own food, build a bicycle, or earn a law degree. He'll purchase food from a local supermarket, buy a bicycle from a local store (or ride a bus), and he'll hire a lawyer when he needs such services. Had the immigrant stayed in his home land, he never would have brought the need for these American products and services with him. In other words, when we accept immigrants, we also import jobs.
This is my knee-jerk
This is my knee-jerk response to critics of immigration as well. It seems so obvious, yet it is a point rarely made.
Why is that?
Perhaps the same people that lament the loss of jobs are very often the same people who think that there's too many of us in general.
Could be.
Why is that? Call me a
Why is that?
Call me a cynic, but I think it is because potential immigrants have no political representation. Think about where you hear the most noise about the evils of immigration and free trade--usually from politicians trying to drum up support and usually during election years.
Same thing happened in South Africa when the apartheid government used the "black danger" as a rallying cry. Blacks can't vote, so use them as a scapegoat. Once liberation came and their jobs depended on black voters, the same politicians did a 180? turn so fast you could see faces on each side of their head...
I agree, I just think we
I agree, I just think we should do a better job at assimilation rather than creating ethnic enclaves. Cops in L.A. don't even enforce immigration laws for fear of upsetting communities. ethnic loyalty, or fear of it, shouldn't trump civic responsibility.
...on another note I'd appreciate it if you found time to stop by and read/give your thoughts on this entry:
I know you're busy, but I love coming here to get your points of view!
In some economics class long
In some economics class long ago, and in current dealing with political justification of tax offsets to encourage trade, tourism or local manufacturing, the concept of "multiplier" comes up. {vaguely it was 3?)
The logic goes that if I can get ten new jobs in my city I can get the city to pay (by tax forgiveness the equivalent of the xx people's salaries one time), over a period I will cause other jobs to exist, other taxes to be paid etc. Thus the offer is justified to me as a taxpayer. This incentive is routineley offered to businesses to relocate.
If that logic holds then the outsourcing of jobs from my city to another city, when the business could hire locally, COSTS the local economy some multiple of the payroll loss. As a city taxpayer I would be unhappy with my city if they gave tax breaks and then applauded the company shipping jobs away, to make more profit. I would be even unhappier if the profit went to stockholders outside my city so none of the dollars would circulate here.
By extension when jobs are outsourced, even just from my city to another, my local government incurs a signigicant multiple of the labor costs in local jobs, and thus significant tax loss. The same logic would seem to work with international job transfers and the resulting loss of "spin off" jobs and tax revenue.
Can some economist out there tell me why there is a "benefit" to the locality, to help ship jobs to the next city, county, state or country? If it is logical to pay business to locate in your area why is the opposite also a benefit?
Can some economist tell me why the alien's job, of which he spends a portion here is not just aslightly lower multiplier?
Seems like we outght to tax those who offshore work and give tax breaks to those who bring jobs even if they import aliens to do the work?
I live in New York City. We
I live in New York City. We find it beneficial to "outsource" our corn-growing needs. Is that a bad thing? No. We have a comparative advantage in other fields. We've found it's much more productive to use scarce square-footage for financial services rather than corn services.
Outsourcing corn-servicing jobs benefits NYC by freeing-up physical space that would have been used for growing and storing corn, fertilizer, etc. And just as every corn job has a multiplier effect - corn growers have special needs, which lead to the creation of new jobs - every financial services job has a multiplier effect too. Rich bankers need expensive suits and restaurants, and taxing the sale of expensive suits is probably more lucrative than taxing the sale of corn fertilizer.
Seems like we outght to tax those who offshore work and give tax breaks to those who bring jobs even if they import aliens to do the work?
HOWEVER, it is NOT logical to have a municipality PAY for the import or export of jobs - it distorts things. It would be VERY BAD to give tax incentives to encourage the "importation" of corn-related jobs. Similarly, we shouldn't tax grocery stores that "offshore" their vegetable-growing work.


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With his standing in the polls low and slipping, U.S. Senate candidate Alan L. Keyes got more bad news yesterday when a major source of campaign financing decided to use its money in more "winnable" races.
In a letter the Keyes campaign released yesterday without comment, the candidate was told by the National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee that he would get none of the approximately $400,000 he was eligible to be given under Federal Election Commission guidelines.
Mr. Keyes faces first-term incumbent Democrat Barbara A. Mikulski.
"We have to make a determination with our donors' money about races that are winnable," said Wendy Burnley, communications director for the committee that will dispense about $16 million to GOP candidates in 35 Senate races across the country this year. "A standard of viability has to be applied," she said.


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Saturday in the Fourth Week of Lent
By a St. Michael's parishioner
1 April
Mercifully hear our prayers, O Lord, and spare all those who confess their sins to you; that those whose consciences are accused by sin may by your merciful pardon be absolved; through Jesus Christ our Lord, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen.
On the last day of the festival, the great day, while Jesus was standing there, he cried out, "Let anyone who is thirsty come to me, and let the one who believes in me drink. As the scripture has said, 'Out of the believer's heart shall flow rivers of living water.'" (John 7:37-38)
What struck me about this reading was the fact that rivers of living water were to flow from the believer's heart. Similarly, Jesus told the Samaritan women that for all believers who drink of the living water which he will give,"the water . . . will become in them a spring of water gushing up to eternal life." (John 4:14)
Now Jesus is asking us to offer living water to others. Water is essential to life. As I write this, people from around the country have offered their support to Native Americans at Standing Rock as they fight for water rights. The people of Flint, Michigan have yet to receive clean living water. Palestinians in the West Bank have limited access to water, and more than 90% of the water supply in Gaza is contaminated.
How can we offer living water to those people in need around the world? Is there a concrete way to share the living water that is in our hearts to others? Sharing information about the needs of the world's thirsty people with our community is one way we offer rivers of living water. Finding a way to do something concrete about their need for water is even more important.
Just as Jesus brought living water to the Samaritan woman, as believers we are compelled to offer living water to those to whom it has been denied.


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Job opportunity: Project Coordinator, National Alliance for Museums, Health & Wellbeing
Hours: Full Time
Salary (inclusive of London allowance): £34,056 - £41,163 per annum
The purpose of this project is to take forward the work of National Alliance for Museums, Health and Wellbeing. The Alliance was established in 2015 as a place where information about museums and health can be shared, to improve best practice, help build resilience and provide resources, training and support. Arts Council England has awarded funding to a national consortium of partners, led by UCL Culture, to take forward Phase 2 of the National Alliance of Museums, Health & Wellbeing.
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He and some friends were playing hide and go seek when a gang found them and hurt them pretty bad.
This song details what happened, while the second part, "...If they Holler..." explains his vivid revenge fantasies.
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0I had an event like this happen to me as a child, i can tell you it's all i can do not to come to tears when i hear these two songs, not only do they describe the situation in such detail as if you are there watching them beat the living piss out of them. Brings back bad memories. But yet, i love these two songs more than any other #12 songs because this one strikes me on such a personal level that it makes me emotional.Flag Iamyouronlyon March 31, 2012


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The RBES 8th grade Chorus students sang "Time of Your Life" by Green Day. :) Justin was dreading this part of the night, haha. He HATES being in front of people, and he is probably the most shy person I know. All I have to say is, at least you weren't singing by yourself, little brother! I recall my eighth grade graduation and having to stand up to sing the Star Spangled Banner at the start of the ceremony. I hated every single stinkin patriotic minute of it, but I can't say no when someone asks me something. :)
I tried as hard as I could to get some good shots of all of Justin's classmates, but the gym was ridiculously dark. I don't know if any single person, no matter what camera they were using, was able to get good pictures in the poopy lighting. But I managed to snap a few photos of some lovely ladies that are friends of ours while they were busy belting out their punk rock tune. :) Darian and Courtney are especially close to our family, because we go to church with them, and at one point or another my mom babysat both of them. It's hard to believe that these beautiful young women used to sit on the floor in our living room watching Dragon Tales. :)
We met up with lots of family afterwards at my parent's house for some ice cream cake. Yummo! Eric was super excited, because his weight loss competition at work had ended just that morning, so he could indulge in his absolute favorite snack. I seriously think Eric could eat an entire DQ ice cream cake by himself!
Despite the fact that tornadoes were whirling around our area just hours before graduation, we had a really great evening. (We kept waiting for a phone call that the ceremony was going to be rescheduled, but it never came. Everything worked out in the end!)
If I have one piece of advice for Justin and his friends, it would be summed up in the words of Aristotle. "It is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it." This will become even more true for you guys in high school, and even beyond. The world is FULL of ideas and different points of view. There is absolutely nothing wrong with learning about what others believe, but it's equally important for you to share your point of view with others. Take things with a grain of salt. Discuss ideas rationally, and "...sanctify Christ as Lord in your hearts, always being ready to make a defense to everyone who asks you to give an account for the hope that is in you, yet with gentleness and reverence..." (1 Pet. 3:15).