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Hi y'all! How are you doing today? 😉
For the longest time, I really didn't feel like doing a post. Why? Because the more I told myself "I have to do this", it became more like a "chore" where I had to do. But because today's sunny, that motivates me to do it a little bit more than when it's not. 😉
One of the first things we saw at the airport; a vending machine. You see this technically anywhere you look, it's quite scary. (I've never seen as many vending machines in the US before!) Every few blocks you see one; crazy, I tell you!
Lots of little shops in the airport.
Outside the airport. One of my favorite scenes to see in Japan.
Their street lights are different from the US'.
Guess what this fancy, bright building is? It's a casino (pachinco)!! There are quite a lot of these in Japan, too. (and they're so big and fancy!) 😯
A typical-sized gas station that we passed by as we were driven home. It's pretty big, isn't it?
And once we arrived to our grandma's house, I had to snap some pictures around the house for all of you 😉
That's my brother standing to show how narrow the stairway is.
The room where my mom and I slept. (with lots of orbs, I see) 😉
The "living room" right by our room. (again, with lots of orbs)
And the downstairs living room. Trust me, this place is SMALL!
Look how "big" the bathroom is! It's length is from my middle finger to a little bit past my elbow (by about 2 in.) Small, I tell you!!
The traditional way to put your futon back. (and out) It's not a closet, but a "oshiire" (literally translates to "push and put in a/the place". Makes sense.)
And this is how close the house is to the house next door. (it's like "right there") You can hear if the person's speaking loud enough. That's how close the houses are. (this was from our room)
How's Japan so far? Is it different? Small? Surprising? All? Tell me what you think!
More pics to come on the next post! (post #2 – landscapes/stores, and post #3 – food) I will make more posts if I need to, but this is what I have in mind. 🙂
So these are it for now, and thanks for coming! 🙂


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Judge Rejects Claims by Prince Divorce Lawyer for $600,000
CHASKA -- A Minnesota judge says a lawyer who represented Prince in divorce proceedings a decade ago can't collect on nearly $600,000 he says the late rock superstar still owed him before his death.
Carver County District Judge Kevin Eide on Tuesday ruled that West Palm Beach,Florida, attorney Patrick Cousins missed a deadline for pursuing his claim against the Prince estate. Cousins represented Prince in his 2007 divorce from Manuela Testolini.
The judge ruled that Cousins waited too long to contest a decision by the trust company administering the estate to reject his claims. He also noted that Minnesota has a six-year statute of limitations on such claims.
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text: William L. Ash Sr., 66, Boswell, died Feb. 15, 2013, at Memorial Medical Center. Born March 30, 1946, in Somerset, son of Glenn and Ilga (Swank) Ash. Preceded in death by parents; father- and mother-in-law, James "Cecil" and Dorothy (Jones) Truscott; and stepmother-in-law, Vera Donahue-Truscott. Survived by wife of 46 years, the former Judith A. Truscott; children, Sheri, married to Kerry Conn, Jenner Township; William Jr., Boswell; Nicholas, married to Marlania Walker, Jenner Township; and Matthew, at home; and grandchildren, Austin, Ethan and Tristen Ash; and Jason Wiencek; brother, Ray Ash, Jenners; brother-in-law, James Truscott and wife Beverly, Somerset; nephew, Jeffrey Truscott and wife Barb and niece Melissa Truscott. Member of All Saints Catholic Parish, Jenner Rod & Gun Club and Boswell Post 461 American Legion. A 1964 graduate of the former Jenner-Boswell High School. Army veteran of the Vietnam War. Owner and operator of the former Ash's Store, Boswell, and Ash's Floor Covering, Somerset. He was an avid hunter and golfer, and enjoyed watching Steeler games and attending family gatherings. Viewing will be held from 2 to 6 p.m. Sunday at Hoffman Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 409 Main St., Boswell, where vigil for the deceased will be held Sunday afternoon. Funeral Mass will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at All Saints Church, Boswell, the Rev. Father Justin A. Ratajczak, OFM, Conv., celebrant. Committal, St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Boswell, with military rites accorded by Somerset County Honor Guard. Memorials to All Saints Parish, 325 Quemahoning St., Boswell, PA 15531, would be appreciated. To express condolences, make a donation, order flowers or light a candle, visit HoffmanFuneralHomes.com.


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Lobbyists under contract to the Colorado Community College System administration (JLH Consulting & Public Affairs, LLC and the Capstone Group, LLC) were paid $69,579 to oppose SB 15-094 according to the Colorado Secretary of State's office. To help defeat a similar equal-pay-for-equal-work bill the year earlier (HB14-1154) the same lobbyists were paid by the CCCS administration $62,497.
The Aurora Chamber of Commerce and the Metro North Chamber of Commerce also paid their lobbyists to help CCCS administration defeat SB 15-094. The Colorado Secretary of State lists which entities opposed, supported and monitored our 2015 legislative effort.
The 2015 CCCS Adjunct Index reveals further detail about why and how SB 15-094 was defeated by the CCCS administration.
The Academe Blog published an article on the process of creating an adjunct index. Think outside the box and publish an index
Colorado SB 15-094, a bill to end the two-tier faculty design within Colorado's community colleges, was defeated in its hearing Monday, Jan. 26, before the Senate State, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee. Nevertheless, we are so very grateful for the sincerity and integrity of Sen. John Kefalas, who championed our cause. Although our signal for help was flagged down, we remain unflagging in our mission of justice.
Read the news distributed nationally across the Adjunct List-Serv:
Defeat of SB 15 094 by Don Eron, Member, Executive Committee, AAUP Colorado Conference
Listen to Sen. Kefalas' presentation of the bill, the formal arguments for it, testimony provided by witnesses and lawmakers' comments: Audio recording of SB 15-094 before the Senate State, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.
Read some of the testimony provided by adjunct faculty and supporters during the hearing.
Read the letter of support by AAUP Colo.Conf. Co-President Stephen Mumme sent to the senators on the committee
Read the article "Community colleges need a new business plan" by Stephen Mumme, AAUP Colo. Conf. Co-President.
Read a letter of support for the bill from an instructor who could not attend the hearing.
Official description and role of the Senate State, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee.*
Committee members:
Ray Scott, R-7, Chair
Jerry Sonnenberg, R-65, Vice-Chair
Owen Hill, R-10
Matt Jones, D-17
Jessie Ulibarri, D-21
* Questions remain why a bill concerning higher education policy was heard by this committee instead of the Education Committee.
SB 15-094 aimed to end two-tier faculty design in Colorado's Community College System
Read the bill: SB 15-094
Read the SB 15-094 Fact Sheet prepared for us by AFT Colorado.
White Paper by Suzanne Hudson, AAUP Colorado Conf. Executive Committee:
Proposal for a United Faculty in the Colorado's Community Colleges
Nov. 2014 AAUP Survey of CCCS Adjunct Faculty
Survey Results and Summary of Results
Sen. Kefalas discusses SB 15-094 with scores of CCCS full- and part-time instructors, AAUP and AFT officials at the Snowflake Summit, held Jan. 14 at the Denver Press Club.
Senator John Kefalas, sponsor
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Oh, beloved kale. So nutrient dense and delicious.
I've been on a major kale salad kick lately. I ended up buying two bundles this week and have been experimenting with different add-ins. Sometimes dark leafy greens that are still on the stem can feel intimidating. But I've found that destemming, washing, and chopping my kale as soon as I get home from the farmer's market makes kale salad an easy go-to meal. One tip: store your chopped kale in a large plastic bag with a paper towel in the fridge. The paper towel will help keep the kale crispy and fresh!
Ok, now about this salad. At first glance, beets and sun dried tomatoes may seem like and interesting pairing. Yet it's totally delicious. The sun dried tomatoes add the perfect amount of saltiness and add some nice texture. I prefer the dry-packed version from Trader Joe's .
Powerhouse Kale Salad and Super Simple Dressing
You can buy precooked beets or buy them uncooked and boil them yourself. This is a great resource if you've never cooked beets before and want to give it a go!
- 1 large head of lacinato kale, destemmed and chopped into small pieces (if there are only small bundles of kale available, use 2 small bundles instead)
- 1 large carrot, grated
- 3 beets, cooked and cut into matchsticks
- 1 can of chickpeas, drained and rinsed
- 1 cup dry packed (not packed in oil) sun dried tomatoes, loosely chopped
- 1/2 cup pepitas
- 1/2 cup olive oil
- 2 tbsp nutritional yeast
- 2 tbsp tamari
- 2 tbsp apple cider vinegar
- Pour the olive oil, nutritional yeast, tamari, and apple cider vinegar into an airtight container such as a mason jar. Seal the container and give it a good shake, allowing all of the ingredients to come together. Set the dressing aside.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine the kale, carrots, beets, chickpeas, sundried tomatoes, and pepitas.
- Pour the dressing on top of the salad ingredients and gently toss using tongs. Alternatively, if you are going to be eating the salad over a few days, toss without the dressing. Then, transfer the amount you are eating that day into a separate bowl, and toss again with a portion of the dressing. Package up the remaining salad and dressing separately. Dressing your salad each day will prevent it from getting soggy!


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There are a ton of acne natural home remedies, and you have most likely seen a variety on the internet already. The great thing about home remedies for acne is the cheapness of the ingredients minus the side-effects. But are these remedies effective? Well it all depends on you and your particular condition–what works for some may not work for all. But since an acne home remedy is unlikely to cause you harm or worsen your condition, it may very well be worth trying. Listed below are three home acne remedies that you may not have heard of.
#1. Baking Soda and Water
Ok, maybe you have heard of this remedy, but it works so well that is deserves a mention. Sodium Bicarbonate, or baking soda, is a natural, non-toxic exfoliant that also absorbs excess sebum (oil). It is also good for healing blemishes more quickly. Baking soda is especially ideal for those with sensitive skin that cannot normally use facial scrubs. Creating this remedy is easy as all you need is a little baking soda and water (spring, filtered, or distilled). Make a thick paste with the water and baking soda, then apply to the face and let it sit for 15 minutes. Rinse off with warm water and follow with a light moisturizer.
#2. Blistex
Blistex is famous for soothing and healing cracked, chapped lips, but did you know that it can help clear up your skin? Blistex effectiveness is due to the ingredient, phenol, which kills bacteria. Now you should be careful since phenol may also be irritating to the skin. So approach this simple home remedy for acne with caution.
Before bedtime, wash your face with a gentle cleanser and rinse with lukewarm water. Pat dry. Apply your favorite light moisturizer, then dab a little Blistex to your pimples. Don't be alarmed when you feel the tingling sensation. Immediately wash your face in the morning, and you should immediately see improvement in your skin.
To be extra careful, the first time you use Blistex, only dab on one pimple to make sure your skin doesn't have any adverse reactions.
#3. Aloe Vera, Cold Water and Sea Salt
This triple combination will soothe, soften, and exfoliate your skin in one shot. Aloe Vera moisturizes and heals the skin faster and prevents acne scars. Sea salt kills bacteria, helps regulate the overproduction of sebum, and is a gentle exfoliator. The cold water is invigorating, refreshing, and helps to keep dryness and redness under control.
First, run a cold bath, adding salt in the water as it runs. Soak in the water for up to ten minutes. Alternatively you can fill up a bowl with cold water and salt, wet a washcloth with the solution, and place it over your face for ten minutes. Pat your body/face dry and apply natural Aloe Vera gel (100% pure, no alcohol or other chemical added) to your skin. Leave the Aloe on overnight, and wash it off the next morning with a gentle cleanser. Repeat this every night and you will notice an improvement within days.
There are many natural home remedies for curing acne, so you should research other methods as well. However, the three acne home remedies above are great to start off with.


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Hollywood is a scammer's town, with a casting couch in every office and a house-flipping seminar just waiting for your cash. True?
Not entirely. HONEST Tea's latest National Honesty Index says the good people of California helped the Golden State achieve a respectable ranking when it comes to truth-telling:
California made number nine! Yay? Not bad. But we are the most popular state in the union. That means we should be number one in everything we do.
The company adds that 8 out of 10 Angelenos thought L.A. would be less honest than it actually was. L.A. got a high honesty score of 97 percent. We beat New York (92 percent)!
Alabama and Hawaii tied for the most honest states in America, according to the beverage maker. Yokels.
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The company set up unmanned kiosks stocked with its beverages and offered them for $1 on the honor system.
From July 8-18, 61 total locations throughout the country were tested, with data collected on how many people paid for the beverages.
Washington, D.C. was the least honest place in the land (home of our national political representatives -- go figure). Women were more honest than men at a rate of 95 percent to 91 percent, the company says.
People with longer hair (94 percent) and who were in groups (96 percent) tended to be more honest. Far out.
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Adelaide Engineering Co Ltd has a strong reputation of providing a right first time, high quality service to our customers. We pride ourselves on being a reliable supplier and giving feedback to our customers throughout the prototype and manufacturing process. We are accredited to the highest quality standards and are proud that all our employees are highly skilled and flexible.
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Peter Rawlinson first served a craft electrical apprenticeship in the electrical switchgear industry. This led to the study of electrical and electronic engineering at Liverpool John Moores University where he graduated in 1994 where he returned to work in the high power test laboratories for 2 years. In 1996 he began his career in the hazardous locations industry, and has been working in several certification and notified bodies since.
Batteries have been in use in many applications for decades. More recently the drive towards autonomous functionality is driving a cable-less world towards smart battery technology.
With this drive to greater charge densities comes the associated hazards with having such very high energy sources in explosive atmospheres. Currently, the standards for hazardous locations are struggling to keep pace with the technologies being developed by battery scientists and manufacturers, and organisations such as UL are constantly trying to ensure we all live and work in an ever safer world, regardless of whether you are on a hoverboard in the street, or on an isolated gas or oil platform in middle of the North Sea.
These drivers towards a safer world also cause inertia to the development and use of the latest technological advancements. In this presentation we go some way to help explain who UL is, and what we do, along with how the current standards are written to try to ensure the highest levels of safety for offshore personnel, and what developments within the standards are on the horizon.


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text: DOYLESTOWN -- Raymond H. Sommers, 78, went home to be with the Lord on Friday, Jan. 28, 2011, after a brief battle with cancer. He was surrounded by his wife, children, grandchildren, family and friends.Born on April 27, 1932, in Orrville to Harry and Mary (Horst) Sommers, he was a resident of Doylestown for 54 years. Ray was a retired plumber and had worked at Kunkle Hardware, Waterloo Supply and Wiese Plumbing. An avid race fan and car owner, he was a permanent fixture at Barberton Speedway for over 55 years.He is preceded in death by his parents; and brothers, Melvin, Myron, and Ervin Sommers.He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Joann; daughter, Pam Sommers; son, Doug Sommers; grandchildren, Beth (Gabe) Sahadi, Michael and Sheldon Sommers; great-grandchild, Isabella Sahadi; sisters, Esther (Reubin) Kandel, Ruth (Vernice) Bixler, Mary Ellen Stephenson; brother, Dale (Elonet) Sommers; brother in-law, Edward "Sonny" (Ruth) Hughes; numerous nieces, nephews and dear friends.Funeral service will be on Tuesday, Feb. 1, 2011, at 11 a.m. at the Zak-Thacker & Monbarren Funeral Home, 132 N. Portage St., Doylestown, 44230. Burial will be at Greenlawn Memorial Park. Friends may call on Monday from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m.Online obituary and guest book are available www.zakmonbarrenfh.com.


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Giant Pincushion!
I saw the giant pincushion that Vicki at Spun Sugar Quilts made, and that she did a sew-along, and since I had to use a stack of patchwork squares for a pincushion the other night, I decided I needed one.
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FBC Sparta
Nursery & Preschool
We would like to welcome you and your family to our Preschool Ministry at First Baptist Church Sparta. Our ministry looks forward to partnering with you to teach your child. We have teachers who are carefully screened for our classrooms. These teachers invest their love and time in the life of your preschoolers. As partners, the home and church can build spiritual foundations that will last forever.
Each time a preschooler is brought into one of our classrooms, he/she is involved in a well-planned, Christ-centered teaching program taught on his/her level of understanding. A biblical foundation is laid through teaching your child about God, Jesus, the Bible, the church, self, others, family, and the natural world.
Our Preschool classrooms are a lively learning lab, where want these little hearts and minds are being impacted by the Word of God.
The Nursery and Preschool area is available for Sunday School, the Corporate Worship Services and the Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting. We will also make it available during special events.
First-time Guests
We will meet your family and check your child into our system by filling out some paperwork. Once your family is checked in, one of our volunteers will be happy to show you the age-appropriate room we have created for your child.
We will ask for the following personal information: family member's names, child's name and birth date, family address, phone number, and any special instructions (allergies, special needs) for your child. This is for your child's safety and for your peace of mind. We don't take lightly the privilege and responsibility of you trusting us with your child.
You and your child will be given matching identification tags exclusive to your family and your visit. Your child will need to wear the name tag portion of your matching identification tags which bears a code which is matched to your portion during checkout at the end of the service. During checkout, you will return to the Preschool Wing and show your tag for your child to be released back to you.
On your way home, be sure to ask your child: "Did you have fun?" and "What did you learn today?"
Check-in for returning members and visitors
Your first stop should be at our Check-In Station where you will be able to check your child in for the service that you are attending. Our start stations open 15-20 minutes prior to the start of each service. All you will need to do is to write down your name, your child's name, emergency contact number and for our quick reference, as your complete information will be under file.
You will receive a set of stickers with a family identification number for you and for your child. Your child will wear the sticker with his or her name. The sticker identical to the one on your child will go to his or her teacher. Please hold on to your portion of the sticker until checkout at the end of the service. In case of emergency, we will call or text your cell phone.
Things to know
When Packing a Diaper Bag for your child, please include the following items:
1. At least 3 diapers/pull-ups & wipes. No cloth diapers, please.
2. Pacifier or other items, should your child need it for security.
3. Complete change of clothes
4. A bottle of milk, formula, juice or water.
5. Food & written instructions if the child is to be fed.
6. Please LABEL all items in diaper bags.
Illness policy
We ask that you keep your preschooler at home with any of the following symptoms and/or illness:
Your child must be fever free for at least 24 hours before returning. If they are being treated with antibiotics, they should be on the drug for at least 24 hours. Please do not ask the teacher to administer any medication.
Nursing mothers room
Our workers will be happy to direct you to the nursing room located by our sanctuary and the children's ministry area. This room is provided for the privacy of our nursing mothers. We ask our mothers to limit their stay to the time needed to meet the needs of their child.
A snack and drink will be provided at the end of the first hour. Please inform the teacher during check-in if your child has any food allergies.
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"…One example was documented in the Daily Mail on March 15, 2011. An African servant was forced to sleep on the floor, a situation she endured at first for £10 a month "wages" until her employer, a female doctor of Asian origin, decided not to pay her anything at all.
A court interpreter in the UK, who works in Arabic and asked to remain anonymous, has told me even worse stories about escaping "servants" who managed to report to a police station, where she got to meet them and interpreted for them. The employers, mostly from Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States, are rarely prosecuted."


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There are several characters named Amphion (Ancient Greek: Ἀμφίων derived from ἀμφί amphi "on both sides, in all directions, surrounding" as well as "around, about, near") in Greek mythology:
- Amphion, son of Zeus and Antiope, and twin brother of Zethus (see Amphion and Zethus). Together they are famous for building Thebes. Pausanias recounts an Egyptian legend according to which Amphion employed magic to build the walls of the city.[1] Amphion married Niobe, and killed himself after the loss of his wife and children (the Niobids) at the hands of Apollo and Artemis. Diodorus Siculus calls Chloris his daughter,[2] but the other accounts of her parentage identify her father as another Amphion, the ruler of Minyan Orchomenus (see below).
- Amphion, son of Iasus and Persephone (a mortal woman, not the wife of Hades). This Amphion is an obscure character, said to be a king of the Minyans of Orchomenus, in Boeotia.
- Amphion, son of Hyperasius; he and his brother Asterius were Argonauts.[3]
- Amphion the Epean, of Elis, who took part in the Trojan War on the side of the Greeks.[4]
- ^ Description of Greece, 6.20.18
- ^ Diodorus Siculus, 4.68.6.
- ^ Apollonius of Rhodes, Argonautica 1.176.
- ^ Homer, Iliad 13.685–93.
|This article includes a list of Greek mythological figures with the same or similar names. If an internal link for a specific Greek mythology article referred you to this page, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended Greek mythology article, if one exists.


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Often designers use images as navigational elements for their site. One way to achieve this is to make each individual rectangular image link to the correct page. Another means for achieving the same effect is to use an HTML image map. An image map is simply a set of coded instructions added to the HTML that specify linked areas (more commonly called hot spots) that each link to a separate destination.
For example, consider a map of the United States. When you click on a particular state, an HTML page with information on that state appears. This would be a particularly good implementation of an image map, simply because an image map can create oddly shaped links that would be appropriate for each of the states.


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As women we have an amazing gift that often we are unaware of, that is the gift of influence. Women are natural influencers of others. They gather, they include and they have influence, whether it is in the home, workplace or neighbourhood. We must manage that influence wisely, if we don't it will become manipulative and destructive just as Eve was in the garden. This teaching looks at the amazing result that our influence can have. Let's use it to make a difference.(This teaching was previously released as "Influence")D
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in a simple ceremony by selves, where would you go? thats my option, or a gorgeous lake or on the boat in Niagra (I'm a Jim and Pam fan)
anyone get married by selves in some place exotic? like Fiji? I wonder how that would all work. Probably not too smooth getting everything ready. I want simple and easy.


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By Amy Koreski, Heart's Home Alumnus
"In June I had the gift to return to my home in an unknown neighborhood in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The sights of children running through the streets and vendors selling fruits in little stands, the smells of hot tortillas and humid air, and the sounds of Spanish music, roosters crowing and buses honking, brought me instantly back and my whole being knew I had returned to Central America.
Although outside appearances showed minimal change I quickly learned that quite a lot of changes have happened to the families in 5 years. In fact, many friends of mine had been murdered. It was very painful to find out about the many people I really loved and had imagined to be fine, and find that was not the case, but there was so much joy in the reunions! I felt I had entered back into this life of overabundant joy and sorrow. I had entered back into the reality of my friends. The Wednesday Mass back at the house, celebrated by Padre Jose, happened after a particularly shocking piece of news for me. Yet, as they began to process in and sang "Ha llegado el reino de Dios" ( the Kingdom of God has arrived), I couldn't help feeling how true it was, that somehow within all this misery, the kingdom of God really has arrived in my little neighborhood in Honduras.
One particular encounter was truly a miracle. Dona Florentina was a mother we had gotten to know through her son. She didn't live in our neighborhood- in fact we didn't know where she lived. I really wanted to see her. I had to try to find her. Together with a brother and sister of community we went to her neighborhood and began to ask around. One person led us to a "woman who knows everyone from the church." That woman not just told us, but dropped what she was doing to be our guide through the neighborhood to her house. We knocked...would she be home? Would all the searching be worth it? "Diosito lindo!!" We embraced, cried, and shared some juice and news. Such a little taste of the sweet reunions in paradise, when we no longer will have to live separated from the ones we love nor from our Creator.
I was honored and humbled to be a small instrument in the almost 15 years of missionaries who have been here. I was honored and humbled to be such a small part of such a beautiful and eternal mission of love."


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Kyneton DPI Office Closure A Blow to Local Farmers
"The closure of the Kyneton Office of the Department of Primary Industries in Kyneton is a blow to local farmers" local State Member Geoff Howard said this week on the Baillieu Government's decision to close a number of offices throughout country Victoria.
"Closing the Kyneton Office removes frontline DPI staff and takes away the Department's face to face contact with issues in the local area.
"This is a terrible loss for people living and working in the district who will now have to deal with people in the Epsom Office some 70 kilometres away" Geoff Howard said.
The Baillieu Government's decision to shut Department of Primary Industry (DPI) offices will also hurt regional and rural areas that have already been hit with job cuts.
It's been revealed the Liberal-National Government will also close DPI offices in Ararat, Birchip, Camperdown, Cobram, Ouyen and St Arnaud.
Other DPI staff will be shifted from Department of Sustainability and Environment offices in Alexandra, Broadford, Corryong, Edenhope, Heyfield, Mansfield, Orbost, Seymour, Swifts Creek, Traralgon and Wangaratta.
"Regional Victoria is going backwards under Ted Baillieu and these DPI office closures will just add to the economic woes these areas are already facing," Leader of the Opposition Daniel Andrews said.
"The question the Premier needs to answer is how many jobs will be lost as part of his plan to shut seven DPI offices and relocate other DPI staff.
"When the Minister talks about consolidation we all know that is code for job cuts.
"These are frontline staff who are often the first point of contact for many local communities so these office closures will have a real impact on regional and rural Victoria."
Mr Andrews said the DPI office closures were part of the Baillieu Government's savage cuts to regional and rural Victoria.
"Since taking office regional families are seeing a government that is continually turning its back on rural and regional Victoria," he said.
"As the Deputy Leader of the National Party and the Minister who is directly responsible for the DPI, Peter Walsh has yet again failed to protect jobs in regional Victoria.
"Mr Walsh's comments that his
government was 'refocusing' the DPI are an insult to employees and an attempt
by the National Party to rid itself of any responsibility of impending job cuts
to DPI staff.
"Mr Walsh needs to outline to rural and regional communities how many jobs will go as a result of these DPI office closures?
"It is clear the National Party has forgotten the communities that they represent.
"When will the National Party stand up against their Liberal colleagues and fight hard to protect jobs in regional and rural Victoria?"


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I have been very lucky to have Mike Caveney make an occasional appearance here on the Magic Newswire podcast. During those coversations, he has made mention of the Egyptian Hall Museum, but in this episode we get some of the real back story that we hadn't touched on before. In addition, Mike has just released a new book, "Classic Correspondence from Egyptian Hall." Reading this book is like being taken on a guided tour through the historical files of Egyptian Hall Museum.
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A California native, Rob obtained his undergraduate and law degrees from Georgetown University. After law school and for some 20 years thereafter, Rob's legal practice was based in Washington, D.C., where he represented railroads and rail-oriented industries before federal agencies, and assisted such clients in negotiating and crafting various commercial agreements. From 2003 through mid-2006, Rob served as an attorney in the STB's Office of Proceedings, advising Board members on rate cases, passenger service issues, interchange and service disputes, rail line abandonments, and rulemakings, and with routine agency business.
Rob advances and protects his clients' interests in rail line sales, leases, and abandonments; rail rate and service disputes; projects and litigation raising federal preemption issues; government grant and loan programs; and contract negotiations and disputes; and he also advises clients on RRB coverage matters; construction projects; short line tax credits; railroad consolidations and joint ventures; STB rulemaking proceedings (such as those raising "open access" and "paper barrier" concerns) and FRA and Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Administration safety rules and enforcement matters. As a by-product of his extensive involvement in rail industry matters, Rob also advises clients on environmental law matters associated with transportation infrastructure projects.
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Six years ago, I was a first-year doctoral candidate and an inexperienced teacher struggling to find my dissertation topic. Fortunately, my dissertation chair, a 30-year veteran English teacher turned college professor, sat me down, and with one simple question, I had my topic. He asked, "What is your mission?" That's when I figured out my mission: to empower my students to find the deeper meaning.
That mission has been the focus of my work for the past six years. It's not special. I realize this topic or a variation of this mission is common in education. What may not be as common is how we arrive at this end. I spent the last six years studying critical reading, literary criticism, and literary theory because quite simply, I believe they are the secret to critical reading success.
I have been incorporating multiple perspectives (or lens) analysis in my secondary and college classes since then, and I've had such success! Unfortunately, there is a misconception that literary theory is too complicated for both teachers and students, but I've found that this misappropriation couldn't be further from the truth. Best of all, not only is it an organized, research-based, and standards-supported mission to help students develop critical reading skills, but students also love it! They enjoy considering all of the interesting perspectives related to a work of literature.
I have a wonderful husband whom I met during grad school. I thought it was a coincidence that he sat by me; it wasn't. 😉 My husband is also a high school teacher who teaches AP Government and Politics, AP US History, and Senior Government. We are very fortunate to work in the same school district. I also teach part-time in the English Department at a local university. We have two book-loving daughters, Gianna and Camilla. We love reading, exploring, and traveling, and we're always in search of new perspectives!


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What a special day Mother's Day is, right? And let's not kid ourselves – mom's expect to be pampered. Sometimes the pressure of making a fuss can be challenging. What do you do to let your mother know just how special she is to you? Some people are more creative than others. Some go a little overboard in their enthusiasm. So, here is a friendly guide as to how extreme one should go when celebrating their mother on her special day. There is a fine line between wow and uh-oh. Here is an example:
Fran wanted to give her mother, Theresa, a new and exciting experience. She booked a reservation at a fancy French restaurant that just opened in her neighborhood. It was tough to get a reservation, but she managed to get one and whisked her mother there on her special day.
Fran suggested that Theresa order a meal consisting of things she had never tried before. When the meal came, she was pleased to see how much her mother enjoyed all the new flavors and spices that she had never experienced eating. During dessert, Theresa began to feel strange. By the time the coffee arrived, Theresa's face had begun to swell up. In a few minutes, her face grew even larger, resembling a balloon in the Macy Parade. Something like the photo to the right.
Fran rushed Theresa to the hospital. They gave her shots and told her to wait on the bed. Theresa turned to see a small child staring at her. The child freaked out and ran into the hall, tripping a nurse, who bumped into a cart. The cart rolled into a patient in a wheel chair with an ankle injury. The patient fell out of the wheel chair, breaking her collar bone. A nurse that had attempted to catch the falling patient missed and slid into a patient's room while the patient was closing the door. It slammed into the nursed head, and she passed out.
Moral of story: French food is dangerous.
Here is another story with a happier twist: Simon decided to give his mother a makeover for Mother's Day. He sent her to a swanky salon and told them to do the works. Estelle, his mother, was pleased with her makeover. She thought she looked like a young Ethel Merman.
Simon was very nearsighted, and when arriving to pick up his mother who was in front of the salon, he didn't recognize her. He drove around the block over and over again. He began to panick. He dialed the police. The police came with their light's flashing and pulled up in front of the salon. Estelle crossed the street to get out of the way of all the cars and ended up in a line waiting to board a bus to Las Vegas.
On the bus, she met Herman. Herman took one look at Estelle and thought she looked like a Vegas showgirl. They really hit it off, and by the time they reached Las Vegas, they were in love. They got married in a small chapel that night. Herman owned a restaurant off the strip called "The Winning Hand." Estelle became the hostess, and on occasion, even sang a few songs there. Unfortunately, she may have looked like Ethel Merman, but she didn't sound like her. So it was not very often that she sang anything. Estelle and Herman are still happily married, and Estelle says that that was the best Mother's Day she ever had.
Moral of story: Never hesitate to board a bus to Las Vegas.
(You know who always has been thoughtful to his mother? That awesome guy, Thor. Even as a kid he always made his mother a great card with his brother.)
So, what have we learned from all of this? We have learned that it is, indeed, the thought that counts. All your mother really wants is for you to let her know that you appreciate her. Stay away from potential disasters that might occur while telling her this. Stuff like eyebrow weaving, abrasive facials, skiing trips, unusual pets, or water slides. Stick to simple things like jewelry, flowers, or maybe a lap dance. Things that make her happy. Like, maybe a gift card from our store.
And speaking of our store, boy, did we have fun last weekend with Lisa, from Manos del Uruguay (Fairmount Fibers), who taught us how to brioche! We all had a great time, and hope that Lisa, who is an awesome teacher, will come back soon to teach us something else.
The new Shibui linen is on it's way, along with great new patterns. New Appalachian Baby kits have arrived as well. Organic cotton is the way to go for a great baby blanket for all seasons. More Madeline Tosh is coming, and we just ordered more Cocoknits Books that sold out. (Just finished a sweater from this book, and it is fabulous.) More stuff is coming everyday. We can put something great together for your mother. Just think how great it will feel to know that she will love it and that it is a very safe choice. (Plus, if she is feeling daring, she can knit on the bus to Vegas).
In honor of this special day, we will be closed on Sunday, Mother's Day.
So, enjoy your mother on Mother's Day. And stick to simple foods.
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There's no denying change can be hard, although it is the one thing on which we can always depend.
You will likely notice the announcement that my fellow Perspectives columnists, along with Bill Roy and Gwyn Mellinger, will now be taking turns appearing on the Opinion page on Mondays.
I wasn't expecting this news, and yet I wasn't surprised. Newspapers across the country are reallocating their resources and examining their expenditures closely to contend with the economy and the changing face of news delivery.
Fortunately, the management of this paper believes commentary is important to a newspaper and the readers it serves.
So, we were given the option to join in the rotation. All of us chose to continue our work and be part of the new plan.
We, like the management and staff of this paper, believe in what we're doing. We believe in this newspaper and the communities it serves, and we remain loyal to you, its faithful readers.
The irony that my writing of this change may be the first thing I've written that pleases some readers is not lost on me. I've enjoyed hearing from all of you through the years — those who found comfort and commonality in what I wrote, as well as those who found nothing at all redeeming in what I was sharing. You have all enriched my life and my writing.
And I hope to continue to hear from you, because this isn't really goodbye. As I said, all of us will be back.
My next column will run July 12, and then appear every seven weeks thereafter.
The others will follow on their own seven-week schedule. I hope you'll make the move with us and that we'll continue to share a little time together as we mull over life in these times.
But, honestly, after writing a column every week for more than 15 years, I can't imagine what it will be like to no longer do so. I'm feeling a little lost at the prospect of not writing these short essays regularly and, since I'm not that good at letting go, I've decided to start posting my essays along with a wide range of writing on my blog. Oh, how I wish it was called something other than a "blog." That sounds so unimaginative. But it is what it is, and I guess it's about time this old dog learned some new tricks and joined the 21st century of blogging.
Change may not always be comfortable, but most of the time it works out to be a good thing. Change can push us to grow, to stretch, and to try new things. Change can pop us out of ruts and be the stimulus to get us moving toward our goals with greater gusto.
So, I'd be honored if you checked out my blog, and signed up for a free subscription, at www.louannthomas.wordpress.com.
I hope to see you there, as well as on the Opinion page every seventh Monday.
Lou Ann Thomas can be reached through her website, www.louannthomas.com. Her blog can be found at www.louannthomas.wordpress.com.


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Giving away free massage or massage done at a really reduced rate can bring up many issues for massage therapists. You have to take each situation and analyze what comes up for you around giving a free massage.
Free or group discounted massage can be a great way to build your massage business but so many massage therapists have been there, done that and have left feeling burned out or resentful of giving those massages.
I am sure you have been asked many times to come to some businesses office to do free chair massage for some event or give free chair massage at a health fair. You may also have been asked to donate gift certificates for charity or other events.
You may be working for someone who offers group discounts and you are the one who takes the cut in pay to give the massage.
All of these things around free massage are really a great way to look at your needs and boundaries around giving massage.
When you come from a place of lack and feel resentful for giving away free massage or low cost massage, it is probably not a good place to be in. It indicates that somewhere along the line, you gave in on your boundaries.
On the other hand, when you have the mindset that giving free massage is just a form of marketing and is a marketing expense and have a plan of follow up and are able to convert those massages into regular, paying clients, then you are on to something. Many are not able to do that successfully and that is also OK.
Just know that it is OK to ask for what you need and to say no when you need to and say yes when it fits your boundaries.
Compassionate people ask for what they need. They say no when they need to and when they say yes, they mean it. They're compassionate because their boundaries keep them out of resentment. ~ Brene Brown, Rising Strong
So if you really believe in a cause and want to give a few gift certificates, give them with all your heart. If you running a group discount deal, think of it as paying for a lead rather than giving away massage if you can get to that point. If you can't, just don't do it then.
How can we expect people to put value on our work when we don't value ourselves enough to set and hold uncomfortable boundaries? ~Brene Brown, Rising Strong
People also don't always like free. They do want to pay you. They may feel uncomfortable taking something for free if it isn't associated with a cause or for a good reason. More often than not, free massage is usually not the way to go. Something always goes astray.
People that get free massage may only want free massage and they don't really understand the value of massage. I am sure we have all seen that, but in some cases, free or low cost can work to build your business.
When free works.
Free or reduced rates can actually work for you when you do it right. It will be a learning process to get it so it does work though.
One of the best ways is to offer a free 30 minute massage when they upgrade from a 30 min massage to an hour massage. That way they pay for something.
Give free massage to events when you truly believe in the cause. Make sure your financial needs and mindset are where they need to be to be able to give your best massage and not feel resentful. How do you change your mindset? It usually won't happen overnight and it is usually a process. Just knowing that working for free is just a marketing tool and not just for the sake of giving something for free. Know your value.
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As the first woman to serve as North Carolina's Lieutenant Governor and Governor, Bev Perdue has never been afraid to break barriers. For over 25 years, she has fought for the people of the Tar Heel State - working to transform the state's public schools, improve the health care system, protect and attract jobs for members of the military and their families, and create the jobs of the future. Michelle and I want to congratulate Governor Perdue on her historic tenure, and we wish Bev and her family well in the future.
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Governor Perdue deserves the state's sincere gratitude for her many years of public service. During times of extraordinary economic stress and budgetary pressures, she continues to vigorously pursue priorities near and dear to the hearts of generations of North Carolinians, including expanding and improving education at every level and a tireless pursuit of new businesses and jobs for the state.
I am especially heartened to hear she will devote her remaining time in office fighting to ensure that the children of North Carolina receive the affordable, quality education mandated by our state constitution.
"The Governor's office plays an important role in resisting those in Raleigh who wish to abandon North Carolina's well-earned reputation as a state with its eyes firmly and pragmatically on the future. Whether the issue is access to the ballot box; a commonsense jobs-creating business climate; robust support for our military and veterans and their families; or the guarantee of a first-rate education, the Governor's office often provides a critical moderating counterweight to the backward-looking forces of extremism elsewhere in state government. North Carolinians will surely keep this in mind as they choose the next governor in November.
- U.S. Senator Kay R. Hagan
Governor Bev Perdue has been a champion for school children, and she has fought to keep our education system from being dismantled.
She has also been a real advocate for the 99 percent in North Carolina.
On a personal note, the Governor has been a good friend to western North Carolina. She has visited often and has become a real friend to the people in the mountains. For that, I will always be grateful.
- North Carolina Senate Minority Leader Sen. Martin Nesbitt
Gov. Perdue will leave office with a reputation as a good governor who managed this state through a difficult time. Despite the financial circumstances of our state, though, she kept a focus on education. She realized that education moves our state forward and moves our people forward. She never forgot that and it was at the core of her time as a legislator and in the executive branch. I am grateful for her service to our state and wish her well.
-North Carolina House Minority Leader Joe Hackney
Gov. Beverly Perdue is a stalwart friend of justice. With her strong voice and her steady veto-pen, she has stood on the side of justice against the frontal assault against minorities' rights by the ultra conservatives in the General Assembly. She has taken seriously her oath to uphold the Constitution, which requires those in government to govern for the good of the whole, to protect and strengthen public education, to create economic vitality, to protect civil rights, to ensure equal protection and racial justice under the law.
Gov. Perdue has remained true to her love of all our children and their fullest development. When she had to choose between what was good for North Carolina children and all of its citizens, and what was good for her own career, she took the road of principle. This is how history will record of the legacy of the first of many women governors we will have. The civil rights community prays she will remain strong in the remaining days in office, and that she will continue to fight for the good of the whole ... for the good of all North Carolinians.
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Richard Johnson, mayor of the city of Waynesboro, called a board of aldermen meeting Tuesday night to discuss the resignation of the Waynesboro police chief of more than three years James Bunch.
The Waynesboro Board of Aldermen deliberated Bunch's resignation for more than an hour and a half before accepting the resignation.
According to Alderman at Large Mary Joyce Howard Davis, each member took a vote on whether to accept or deny the resignation.
When the meeting ended, Mayor Johnson, who refused to appear on camera, said former Police Chief Bunch willfully resigned; however, Tammie Wilson, Alderwoman Ward 3, and Mary Joyce Howard Davis, Alderman at Large, said they voted against his resignation.
"I voted not to accept the resignation, because Chief Bunch is a great guy," Davis said.
"I feel that his resignation was forced, rather than voluntarily done. I could not vote to accept his resignation for those reasons."
She went on to say she doesn't cater to "special interest groups," referring to some current members of the Waynesboro Board of Aldermen.
After the discussion about Bunch's resignation, it was announced that federal funding of the Clarke, Green and Wayne County Narcotics Task Force could be de funded.
After a heated discussion between Task Force Commander Brent Pursell and the municipal governing body, the council decided to call an executive session to further discuss what can be done to keep the task force afloat.
When the meeting ended, Mayor Johnson said no plans to cut the funding have been made by the city; however, he said a decision will be made by the time the cutoff goes into effect on September 30.


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Review for ART DPS II Tube Preamp. ART's DPS II mic preamp has much in common with the ART Digital MPA that I reviewed recently insomuch as it is a dual-channel tube mic preamp with variable impedance, adjustable tube 'flavouring', and an in-built analogue-to-digital converter, but it is different in several key areas. Immediately noticeable is its 1U format, but its 96kHz upper sample-rate limit is also lower than that of its big brother — the Digital MPA goes up to 192kHz — and its tube stage has been configured to offer presets for various types of sound enhancement using a system ART refer to as V3 or Variable Valve Voicing. Amazing, isn't it, that the only time an American company uses the British word for valve is when it happens to conveniently start with the right letter to make up a catchy trademark?
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Tonight up to 7,000 people face homelessness in metro Atlanta.
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chael golwg ar sefyllfa y wlad. d Parheir i godi cyrfl y rhai a laddwydl yn y jihanohwa pwll glo Seaham, a gwneir ymdrech er is awyro y pwll. Y mae y drysorfa er cynorthwyo i perthynasau y dioddefwyr eisoes
loop. i'r drysorfa er oynorth- 'Wyo y rhai a wnted yn weddwon so asnddifaid trwy y danchwa y0 mthwll glo Seaham, a 1lythyr o gydym- deimlad Ag Ardalydd Loodonderry, perchetog y pwll. Ymwelodd larll Granville 6 Chastell Penarlag yr wythoas
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Reign of His present Majesty, created an Earl and Viscount of the United Kingdom by the Titles of Viscount Seaham of Seaham, in the County Palatine of Durham, and Earl Vane, and the Heirs Male of his Body lawfully begotten
Assent, 263. 4ð Geo. IV.ÃÂ1823. Van Diemen's Land, Report respecting; Vide New South Wales. Vane, Charles William, Earl and Viscount Seaham, (Marquess of Londonderry in Ireland,) introduced, 880. i Verona, Expence of Mission to ; Vide Accounts, Nð 44. Vessels
Vane Marquis of Londonì derry, on behalf of himself and The Honorable George Henry Robert Charles Vane commonly called Viscount Seaham, an Infant under the Age of Twenty-one Years, eldest Son and Heir Apparent of the said Charles William Vane
on Behalf of themselves and of referred to their Children, The Honorable George Henry Robert Judges. Vane commonly called Viscount Seaham, and The Honorable Adolphus Frederick Charles William Stewart Vane, The Honorable Frances Anne Emily Vane and The Honorable Alexandrina
Newcastle, 29/0 Russell's W.E., 40/6 Tanfield, 35/0 Do - 29/0 Willington, 40/0 Townley, 34/6 Beaumont, 33/0 Lambton's W.E., 44/0 Willington, 42/0 Seaham, 32/0 Do. - 43/0 Lyon, 39/0 Fawcett Main, 36/9 Stewart's W.E., 43/3 Eden Main, 38/6 Hedworth Main, 33/0
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Ralph le Scrope, and a perpetual vicarage ordained there in 1332 . 10 The abbey also possessed the church of Seaham in the bishopric of Durham . 11 From a licence in mortmain granted by Edward II in 1331 -2,
was still in possession in 1146 . 45 From him it seems to have passed to Jordan de Escoland of Seaham , of whom land here 46 was held in the second half of the 12th century by Ralph Basset
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Marchioness of Londonderry his Wife, on behalf of themselves, and The Honorable George Henry Robert Charles Vane commonly called Viscount Seaham , The Honorable Adolphus Frederick Charles William Stewart Vane , their only Sons, and The Honorable Frances Anne Emily
Petition of the Freemen of the City of Durham , residing at Sunderland near the Sea, South Shields, Gateshead and Seaham , all in the County of Durham , whose Names are thereunto subscribed; praying, That in case their Lordships
Marchioness of Londonderry his Wife, on behalf of themselves and The Honorable George Henry Robert Charles Vane commonly called Viscount Seaham and The Honorable Adolphus Frederick Charles William Stewart Vane , their only Sons, and The Honorable Frances Anne Emily
out of Ritton as an intruder, having been formerly sequestered. Mr. John Easterby removed July the 3d, 1655, out of Seaham for several scandals. Mr. John Hambleton ejected out of Hurworth for several scandals. Mr. Walker ejected out of Jarrow,
111 L. 153 449 D. 76 113 July 1651? Trevanion Collingwood, of Seaham, co. Durham, begs allowance of an annuity of 30 l . on lands in Seaham. With certificate from the County Committee, 18 April 1651, that it was
income, estimated at £1,560, from the Hedworth properties at Chester-le-Street and Seaham, which included collieries as well as agricultural land. In the 1790s he built a family house at Seaham, which remained his principal residence even after he succeeded his
and the 1st Marquess Camden, secured a promise of the "Derry regiment" and the titles of Earl Vane and Viscount Seaham for Londonderry, who had yet to return from the continent.[footnote] Contemplating war and a return to active service following
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Backstone Bank (Backston Bancks) : undefined Location: Wolsingham (Durham) Place(s): Bailing House (Bayling House) : habitation Location: Seaham (Durham) Place(s): Seaham (Gateside Seaham) : undefined Location: Norton (Durham) Place(s): Stockton on Tees (Stockton) : undefined Location: Heighington (Durham) Place(s): Killerby
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and seek a wider field for the exertions of its destructive energy. The villages around Sunderland began to be affected, and the fishing port of Seaham , North Shields , Houghton-le-Spring , Chester-le-street , Blyth , and several other D2
in Ireland , and Baron Stewart , of Stewarfs Court, in the Peerage of Great Britain , was created Viscount Seaham and Earl Vane , with remainder to his issue male by Frances his present wife, thus excluding his son
cLudlow. Ely 6,179 c Huntingdon . Redditch . 5,571 c Evesham . Newbury 6,161 c Marlborough . Sherborne 5,523 cShaffcesbury. Seaham , H. 6,137 Ashford 5,522 cFolkestone. Wellingborough 6,067 cBanbury. Chelmsford 5,513 cMaldon. Prescot 6,066 Kettering 5,498 c Buckingham Maryport
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1814 , and was accepted; this was his second offer to her. Miss Milbanke and Lord Byron were married at Seaham , in the county of Durham , the seat of the lady's father, on the 2nd of January, 1815
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Blumberg, Baruch Samuel, 1925–2011, American biochemist and medical anthropologist, b. Brooklyn, N.Y., B.S. Union College, Schenectady, N.Y., 1946, M.D. Columbia, 1951, Ph.D. Oxford, 1957. From 1957 to 1964 he worked at the National Institutes of Health. From 1964 he was associated with the Fox Chase Cancer Center, Philadelphia, and was a professor at the Univ. of Pennsylvania, where he was university professor after 1977. In 1976 he shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine with D. Carleton Gajdusek . Blumberg won his share for his discovery of an antigen in the blood of an Australian aborigine that contributed to the development of a vaccine against hepatitis B. He later was master (1989–94) of Balliol College, Oxford, and founding director (1999–2002) of NASA's Astrobiology Institute.
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 2 is like a million count crayon box with a whole buncha heart. Vol 1 was one of those rare gems that very little will top–including its successor–but anybody who dug the first one won't be disappointed by the second. And you're definitely gonna leave the theatre with a big ol' dumb grin on your face.
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Because Nissan didn't exactly say that it would be offered by the next-gen Leaf EV, it might not be the case – but for now, numerous sources have reported that the all-electric hatch is going to finally concede to using an internal combustion gas engine as a plug-in hybrid (PHEV).
It is understandable why Nissan would do this. Gas prices are at an all-time low in the US and a number of other markets, plus the Leaf would need a lot more range than it is set to offer in order to keep up with its plug-in rivals.
That wouldn't mean that the all-electric model would be abandoned, of course, as it would remain the primary model for the Leaf while the PHEV serves as an option which helps the nameplate appeal to a broader target market.
The PHEV powertrain, dubbed e-Power, would work in pretty much the same way as the Voltec powertrain in the Chevrolet Volt. Called a series-parallel hybrid, it offers the versatility of using the gas engine as a range extender to recharge a depleting battery or as a direct power source to the wheels.
This move has received plenty of criticism from current Leaf users, or those on other all-electric vehicles, because gas engines require a lot of maintenance. But Volt owners don't face the same inconvenience as other PHEV model owners as oil changes and standard servicing are very infrequent.
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the title which is Devdas turned
topsy-turvy, Sudhir Mishra turns the old Saratchandra classic on its head and
gives it the thrill of palace intrigue.
takes off by dedicating his film to Saratchandra, to Shakespeare and to his own
grandfather who was a politician. The story is set amidst hardcore UP
Pratap is a promising political heir and Paro, his childhood sweetheart.
There's a Chandini instead of Chandramukhi, a businessman's lobbyist who helps
him fix political deals with her easy morals.
is still a young boy when his father Vishambar Pratap, a leading politician,
dies in an accident. His uncle Avdesh steps into his father's shoes and
believes 'Sattahamarivirasathai',
political power is their birthright, their legacy.
from Dev and Paro's romance which goes through turbulence, there are lots of
other human relationships that change according to political expediency. There's
his mother Susheela Devi with her own equation with brother-in-law Avdesh.
There's Paro's father Naval Singh who's caught between loyalty to Avdesh and
what's right. There's Ramasray Shukla, a rival politician who literally holds
an umbrella to protect Paro when politics tears her away from Dev. And there's
Prabhunath, a small-time henchman with a big role to play in the scheme of
by Sachin Krishn, Sudhir comes up with some really impressive scenes. Like the
one where Dev goes into Prabhunath's house to find him and encounters his three
wives and fifteen daughters.
are also plenty of twists and turns in the screenplay.
problem is that the first half is one of complete confusion as there are too
many characters coming in and out and by interval point you're quite lost.
pace really picks up only post-interval when the relationships become clearer.
The intrigue also builds up, there are unexpected turns and plenty of
compromise with the conscience which is what politics is all about.
Shukla is marvellous as Avdesh, you can almost see him as a politician. Anurag
Kashyap who puts in a cameo as Vishambar Pratap, Vipin Sharma as Ramasray and
Deep Raj Rana as Prabhunath give a certain believability to their parts. Rahul
Bhatt turns in a surprisingly likeable performance as Dev. Richa Chaddha is
comfortable as Paro. However, using a listless voiceover by Aditi Rao Hydari who plays Chandni takes away instead of adding
any excitement to the narration.
Verdict: There's the uncomfortable
feeling that since the lead trio does not have charismatic face value, not many
will be drawn in to watch Sudhir Mishra's spin on Devdas.
a political thriller that has its merits but has limited appeal, Daas Dev gets a 2.5* rating.
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Story: 3/5
Dialogues: 3/5
Music: 2/5
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Staying Warm from Head to Toe While Hunting
Staying warm while hunting in cold weather will make you a better hunter. Here's how to do it.
Randy Newberg shares how he deals with cold weather on his late season hunts in the high country.
In the first video Newberg looks at everything but footwear for keeping his body warm in cold temperatures. He is, like all experienced hunters, an advocate of the layering system of body temperature maintenance.
At the core of his philosophy is the very basic but practical goal of staying dry. And staying dry means avoiding or quickly losing the moisture of sweat. He emphasizes, "An evaporating surface loses heat five times faster than a dry surface."
Newberg discusses all aspects of his layering method, including some specific items of clothing such gloves vs. mittens and different head coverings. He even discusses building a small fire while actively hunting.
A hunter's feet are arguably his most important physical asset. Newberg covers his footwear considerations in the next video.
It's been said that if you can pull a single useful tip from a presentation then the time has been well spent. I pulled at least two or three pearls from Newberg's advice: his tips concerning custom orthotics, wearing gaiters and changing footgear from vehicle to field are excellent ideas.
Newberg's main points:
- Stay dry
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- Keep exposed surface area to a minimum
- Consider the pros and cons of specific materials (e.g., wool vs. synthetics)
- Consider the practical features of each item of apparel (e.g., gloves vs. mittens)
- Be mindful of your own physical capabilities and demands
What tips or practices do you employ for staying warm in cold weather conditions? Are there specific articles of clothing or materials that you favor over others?
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This electronic device has tiny wind turbines and it will create energy and transfer it through a cable to the device that needs to be charged. The inventor of this technology, Joco Paulo Lammoglia of Brazil revealed that this device can be used in any situation like sleeping and running.
He says that his aim is to reduce the carbon footprint by bringing this concept into production. It can be used outdoors or indoors, while the user is running, walking, sleeping or reading a book. It not only saves the energy or helps in preserving the environment but also encourages the physical activity.
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eGamer Podcast #40: Sweet Kids In A Wrapper
Recorded: 16 July 2013
Curious about the title? You're going to wish you weren't, after this one. Welcome to episode forty of the eGamer Podcast, where paedophilia and sugar are totally on topic and everyone's mothers are relevant.
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This week we're missing Azhar, but we've gained Dean back for one night only, together with, AG, Alessandro, Adam, Peloma and myself. Topics of discussion include games and not games.
Here's the shownotes for this week's episode:
- Dean's back, so naturally we talk about chocolates and sweets.
- AG is a paedophile.
- We discuss our origin stories.
- League of Legends vs Dota 2 at the World Cyber Games.
- Everybody disconnects.
- Cavie explains why he hates Counter-Strike.
- Alessandro is still banned on Quake Live.
- Adam gets one on Dean.
- The games we bought on the Steam Summer Sale.
- Smart Watches are a thing, now?
- Using a PDA as a phone.
- Tottenham Hotspur's new kit is… interesting.
- How awesome would it be to have a drive-through shop?
- Bad religious practices, and derogatory South American words.
- Peloma plays silent contributor for most of the episode.
- Who even uses Bing?!
- The new Mass Effect is going to appeal to ALL the things.
- Normans!
- Whatever happened to Gaymercon?
- Ubisoft, and their stupid approach to new IP.
- Things get questionably disturbing again.
- We answer your questions.
- "Your mother." – Adam, 2013.
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We met Marina about 2 years ago when we responded to an ad on Kijiji that advertised a house for rent. We couldn't get in contact with the agent that was leasing the property, however, we discovered Marina's contact information and she was able to schedule a showing for us. From there Marina sent us a list of houses we might be interested in daily.
As we had recently moved from Manitoba to Ontario and were unfamiliar with the area, she took us to houses bouncing between Ajax, Oshawa, Pickering, and Mississauga. Throughout this, Marina maintained a high level of patience and understanding and demonstrated a high standard of professionalism whilst handling our overwhelming requests.
When she was unable to make a scheduled appointment due to personal reasons, she arranged for someone to take us in her stead to ensure we didn't miss something we liked. After seeing a lot of houses, we ended up renting a house in Mississauga. We let her know we would use her the following year when we were ready to buy a house of our own.
The hunt was back on the following year and once again Marina handled our frustrations, struggles and time constraints with understanding and patience as we were frequently outbid. After changing areas, Marina showed us the beautiful house we now call home.
Marina went above and beyond what we believe any other realtor would. She demonstrated a great strength and a willingness to overcome challenging obstacles and she has not only been a great realtor, but is now also someone we are happy to call a friend.
It has been an absolute pleasure working with Marina. If you're looking for someone who goes above expectations, we would highly recommend working with her. Five stars!
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All I can say about Marina is that when we were looking to rent a house, she took us to a couple of houses twice and even showed us some murder homes! But we won't tell anyone this. This is just our secret ;)
Kiara T.
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