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We have represented many South Carolina families dealing with the loss of a loved one due to a car accident, which is why we sincerely hope our office and the state of South Carolina can celebrate a similar decline in traffic fatalities one year from now.
Columbia, SC (PRWEB) February 22, 2014
South Carolina personal injury attorney Ben Matthews of Matthews & Megna, LLC, today said he welcomed the news of a sharp decline in the number of traffic deaths in 2013 in South Carolina.
Matthews commented on an article in The Washington Post about the decline in traffic deaths in South Carolina and other states nationwide. (The Washington Post, "Early figures suggest number of traffic fatalities fell in 2013," Jan. 2, 2014).
"Our law firm hopes this trend continues in 2014," Matthews said. "We know how devastating fatal auto accidents in South Carolina can be for families. We have represented many South Carolina families dealing with the loss of a loved one due to a car accident, which is why we sincerely hope our office and the state of South Carolina can celebrate a similar decline in traffic fatalities one year from now."
South Carolina experienced a 17 percent decline in traffic fatalities in 2013, according to The Washington Post. Specifically, a total of 732 people died in traffic accidents in South Carolina through Dec. 28, 2013, according to the Georgetown Times, "Traffic fatalities decrease in 2013" (Jan. 8, 2014). During the same time period in 2012, a total of 856 people died in South Carolina, the Georgetown Times reported.
The decrease in traffic fatalities in 2013 reflects a nationwide trend. Last year, the number of people killed in traffic accidents nationwide declined to the lowest point in several states since the 1940s, according to The Washington Post. In particular, the number of people who died in auto accidents in Iowa, Ohio and New Jersey approached record lows for each state, The Washington Post reported.
South Carolina personal injury attorney Tony R. Megna of Matthews & Megna, LLC, said he hopes the trend continues but cautioned drivers not to become complacent about traffic safety. "People need to remain alert and drive defensively if we want the number of traffic fatalities to continue to decline in South Carolina," Megna said. "Dangerous driving habits like texting while driving and other distracting behavior continue to be an issue across the country. And while the number of traffic fatalities did drop in 2013, they increased nationwide in 2012, as The Washington Post noted. That's why we cannot become complacent. We have to remain focused on driver safety and safely sharing the road with other people. Our law firm has worked on far too many fatal auto accidents in South Carolina. We know all too well the risks drivers face every day."
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Vladimir K. is just the kind of businessman who could jumpstart Serbia's faltering economy.
His chain of upscale bakeries turns a nice profit. But now he says the local authorities in Belgrade, Serbia's capital, want to take one of his stores away from him.
"It is almost impossible to make a proper living here," he says. "You have no idea. We pray that things will change."
Mr. K. is not alone. In fact, local city councils control many of Serbia's most important businesses - most electricity plants, many manufacturing facilities, the state-run airline, and a critical munitions factory in the south.
These local councils have long been dominated by the socialist party of President Slobodan Milosevic. And Mr. Milosevic's sway over local party officials has been a key element in his ability to keep pervasive control over Serbia's economy - and set up web of cushy patronage jobs that beget loyalty among officials.
So when the opposition won control of councils in Belgrade and several other key cities in recent elections, Milosevic's power was threatened. But when he overturned the election results the people took to the streets in the biggest and most sustained protest against the government since Milosevic came to power nine years ago. Day after day, the opposition is able to muster crowds of 100,000 to demand that the election results are reinstated.
On Wednesday, the opposition claimed the biggest demonstration yet in Belgrade with more than 150,000 people in the streets. Discontent over Milosevic's economic policies has swollen the crowds.
International agencies say one-third of the population lives in poverty. The Red Cross feeds thousands of people in Serbia every day. Unemployment is 50 percent; annual inflation 100 percent.
After three weeks of mass demonstrations and no official response, the authorities yesterday made the first sign of movement. The Serbian government adopted a number of populist measures, including a reduction in electricity bills, and prompt payment of pensions. And, in an apparent attempt to open talks with the protesters, Milosevic began sacking senior socialist officials. In a one-sentence report, state television announced the resignation of the mayor of Serbia's second city, Nis.
Diplomats said the most "blatant" electoral fraud took place in Nis, where voter returns were allegedly altered by hand. The socialist mayor, Mile Ilic, ran the city as his own fiefdom. He attracted personal criticism from opposition demonstrators in a way no other local politician had.
Despite this, the authorities made no announcement on the opposition's minimum demand - recognition of election victories - and for the time being, the huge demonstrations are continuing.
To lose control of the city councils would severely threaten Milosevic's power. Belgrade's city council earlier this year, for instance, assumed control of Serbia's last politically independent television station, Studio B, by means of a court order.
The council argued that the privatization years earlier of Studio B was invalid, and the city was therefore still the owner.
"They are thieves," says one Studio B employee who lost his shareholding in the company when the city council took over.
Many think the takeover was ordered by Milosevic, who was reportedly unhappy about the station's independent coverage of politics. The socialists' grip on power in part depends on maintaining their grip on the media. If the opposition controlled Belgrade's council they would also control Studio B.
Other television stations in Serbia are under independent ownership, but their coverage of the huge demonstrations is either nonexistent or mirrors that of state television. BK TV is owned by Dragoljub Karic, who is seen as one of the government's favorite businessmen - and one of the country's richest. Having successful businessmen close to him is also appears to be Milosevic tactic for retaining power.
Mr. Karic and his brothers started out as musicians in a nightclub band. But he denies their success came with political help.
"In every country it's the same," he says. "If you don't have good relations with the state, you don't have good business. But there's no secret, we succeeded by working hard."
But Karic's friends say his huge empire would suffer at official hands if his television station caused problems for the Milosevic administration.
He has a lot to lose: Karic's company is the biggest privately owned multinational in the former East bloc. It deals in mobile phones, construction, banking, and owns a television station.
But business has taken a downward turn because of the turmoil over the election results.
Another whose business has suffered is Vladimir K. Every day he puts up metal shutters at his city center shop - in case of a violent clash between police and protesters - and turns customers away. But, he says, it is a price he is prepared to pay to change Serbia.

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9 tips for traveling with credit cards
There's more to smooth travel than just keeping your cards working
It may not be the only way to fly, but traveling with a credit card is an easy way: Plastic is convenient to pack, gives you a record of your purchases and is more secure than cash.
By now, you probably know the basics, such as notifying your card issuer of your itinerary to make sure your card doesn't get cut off for suspected fraud just when you need it most. And even making sure you have contact numbers for your cards, just in case something does go wrong.
But there's more to smooth travel than just keeping your cards working. Here are 9 tips to make your travels with plastic cheaper, easier and more enjoyable.
1. Your cards may offer 'secret' travel perks.
If you've been using your credit cards to fill your tank and buy groceries, there might be a host of travel benefits those cards offer that you don't even know exist.
Travel cards often offer travel-related perks, such as priority boarding, waived luggage fees, vouchers for food and drinks or access to airport lounges. But it's common for general-use cards to proffer some travel benefits, too, says David Rabkin, senior vice president of consumer lending for Ameican Express.
Unknown to you, that card already in your wallet could "buy you a bigger room, a free breakfast and a late checkout," says Rabkin.
So call each card you have, get a list of its travel benefits and figure out which will give you the most for your travel dollar.
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2. Cards may offer free or discounted medical insurance for your trip.
"It's one thing that's less fun to talk about, but it could be important," says Rabkin.
"Often credit card companies can get a discounted rate," he says. Some cards will provide "some basic forms" for no extra charge. "And many credit card companies will let you purchase a version of that for the specific trip."
Prices can vary with the card, how much coverage you want and how long you'll be away, Rabkin says. "Often, it can be purchased online from your card company."
3. Going overseas? Ask about foreign transaction fees.
Many issuers or card banks will charge a fee for foreign transatcions, or even domestic charges that involve a foreign bank.
In some cases, you can avoid foreign transaction charges by having your purchases charged in U.S. dollars by the merchant. And there is a growing number of credit cards that don't charge foreign transaction fees.
Your best bet: Do a little research before you leave. Call cards and find out what fees you face if you shop abroad. "Believe me, these fees can add up," says Peter Greenberg, CBS News travel editor and founder of PeterGreenberg·com.
I can't count the number of times I've had credit cards declined while traveling.
Jeremy Shepherd
CEO, PearlParadise
4. Pack more than one card.
Not all cards are universally accepted. And sometimes good cards are declined.
"Credit card companies tell you to call them when you are traveling internationally to let them know -- but in my experience this rarely makes a difference," says Jeremy Shepherd, CEO of PearlParadise.com.
"I can't count the number of times I've had credit cards declined while traveling," he says. As a result, Shepherd often carries four different cards from three different card companies, plus a debit card.
One good way to test card-acceptance in your target area: Select a few tourist-oriented spots, visit online and see what cards they take, says Rabkin. "Tourist-focused restaurants are a great bellwether," he says.
5. Get your cards travel-ready.
"Before I do anything, I make sure I have set up my credit cards so that I can access them online," says Cynthia Clayton Ochterbeck, editorial director of Michelin Travel Partner. While card account features vary online, you can ask a question through chat, update your travel itinerary (so cards aren't shut down for fraud) or block a lost/stolen card immediately, she says. And, if you're traveling internationally, that can sometimes be a lot easier than calling a toll-free number, she adds.
Many cards have their own apps, too, says Rabkin.
Before you leave, find out what accommodations your card issuers make in emergencies. Some cards with concierge services can arrange to get money to you if your wallet is lost or stolen or get a new card into your hands quickly, Ochterbeck says.
While some travelers carry photocopies of all their important documents, others will scan those same documents to a cloud account or email them to themselves -- so that they can access them in a pinch.
One smart strategy: Plug your cards' toll-free numbers (ones that will work where you're going) into your speed-dial, says Sukhi Sahni, spokeswoman for Capital One.
Before I do anything, I make sure I have set up my credit cards so that I can access them online.
Cynthia Clayton Ochterbeck
Editorial director, Michelin Travel Partner
And, with your debit card, just like your credit cards, let your bank know that you'll be accessing your account from out of town. Otherwise you could find your access is blocked, says Ochterbeck.
6. Debit card could be key to cheaper currency.
Want to get a good rate on local currency overseas? Your best bet is likely a debit card at an ATM, says Ochterbeck.
While you may get hit with a fee, you'll still often do better than at currency exchanges, she says. "You pay one time and generally the exchange rate is better."
Look for an ATM from "an established bank, not one affiliated or next to a currency exchange," she says. Also, suss out individual ATM fees, "as ATMs may not all be created equal," says Kathleen Gurney, president of Financial Psychology Corp. and author of "Your Money Personality: What It Is and How You Can Profit from It."
One veteran traveler's tip: Hit an airport ATM for a couple hundred dollars' worth of local currency when you arrive, says Ochterbeck. Since you never know what's going to happen when you travel, "take some time and get some cash first," she says.
7. Merchants can legally tie up more than you're charging.
A variety of merchants, including hotels, restaurants and gas stations, will often put a "hold" or a "block" on more of your credit line than you end up charging.
Holds usually disappear within a few days to a week. In the meantime, though, you have fewer resources with which to travel. With a credit card, it means you lose a portion of your credit line. With a debit card, the holds tie up actual cash.
For that reason, "never use a debit card for any hotel transactions," Greenberg says.
Otherwise, some hotels might block four or five days' worth of room charges "and, before you know it, you've gone over your limit and won't know it until you go to pay a restaurant bill and your card is denied," says Greenberg, who instead prefers to use a charge card with no spending cap.
Want to use a different card for points or mileage? You still can, he says. Just pay the bill with your card of choice when you check out.8. Charge records can help you budget your next trip (and this one).
It's easy to estimate fixed items like hotels and airline tickets. But if you've used your card for incidentals such as meals, cabs, museum tickets and other entertainment, you can use that to budget the next time you travel, says Danielle Fagre Arlowe, senior vice president with the American Financial Services Association.
And don't be afraid to go online and track your spending in real time while you're traveling, she says.
9. Think 'travel needs' next time you shop for a card.
Do you fly to the same destination regularly? Look for a reduced-mileage awards program that lets you fly to select destinations for fewer miles, says Robert Firpo-Cappiello, deputy editor of Budget Travel.
If you frequently go abroad, check out cards that eliminate any extra fees for overseas charges, he says.
From getting points for a familiar hotel brand you like to giving points at a large number of locations around the world, shop for a card that has benefits in sync with your travel preferences, says Firpo-Cappiello.See related: Card fraud monitoring can halt legitimate purchases, 11 hidden credit card perks, Keep credit holds and blocks from ruining your vacation
- 5 steps to make sure your cards' credit limits are vacation-ready – Heading out of town? Make sure your credit limits are high enough to cover any surprises and costs while traveling ...
- Should you use a credit card as your emergency fund? – Credit cards come with myriad benefits, such as rewards and consumer protections, and can be a financial lifeline on rare occasions ...
- Credit card limit decreased? Why it happens, and what to do about it – A credit limit decrease can happen because your spending habits changed, or if your good credit is mixed up with someone else's bad credit ...


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Some pub owners earning 'less than minimum wage'
"Over half" of pub landlords are earning less than £15,000 per year because they are "tied in" to a relationship with a major pub company, according to the shadow minister for pubs.
Labour's Toby Perkins spoke to Daybreak ahead of an opposition debate calling on the Government to do more to protect pubs and their landlords.
"There has been a number of studies suggesting that people who have a pub with one of the big pub companies are going to be earning less than minimum wage.
"Over half of them earn less than minimum wage - and doing long, long hours. So it is really a major issue for those people and it is a big issue for the communities that see those pubs go under."


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Discussion in 'Tank Journals' started by Nav, May 12, 2014.
Haha yea! Look how big they've grown
Looking great!
Any updates on the ATS? I've used them on FW for a few years and I've been thinking about adding one to my tank.
I personally think my ATS contributes a lot in keeping nutrients in check... Last month I switched to a lower PAR red LED light and since then noticing green growth on one side and brown growth on the other side but still pretty decent growth. I clean it every 2 weeks.
Nav - your pictures and tank look amazing! It looks like everything is stable and growing beautifully now! Congrats!
Thanks Geneva
What a beautiful tank! I wanted you to know that my afterschool reef club spent some time checking out your photo progression on the first page with great interest. It was easy for them to compare pics and look for changes. We are getting ready to add corals to our classroom tank. We are also getting a nice camera and our #1 camera girl was all over your recent close-ups. Thanks for the great journal!
Thank you so much! I feel so good
I forgot to update that progression with the recent ones, will do it soon...
Corals are looking happy man. Nice work!
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Last week I was in Ireland and on Wednesday 2am I got an Apex notification that my return pump failed! I looked at my live video feed and saw the water level higher in the sump so confirmed it was not a false alarm. Long story short, I got in touch with @jonmos75 & @wpeterson. Jon remotely analyzed my APEX dash while Winfield went over to my home with a backup pump, swapped my return pump with a DC9000, cleaned the filter sock and made sure everything was up and running fine.
Can't be more thankful to be part of BAR and to know fellow reefers who are so helpful. Thanks again Winfield & Jon!
wow! close call
Another reason to belong to this great club.
Simply amazing.
I've had my own close calls like this :-/ We had a return pump fail overnight the morning we were flying out to the east coast for a week. I was able to give the pump a 7am vinegar bath and get it working, but it was a ton of stress.
I'm happy to help any folks nearby if you have a tank disaster, but it's a reminder how valuable the tank service companies in our club are for everyone else to have someone who can troubleshoot a critical problem to keep your tank alive.
Super awesome that you got help!
FTS time! didn't play too much with light/cam settings... just quick shots
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Beatiful, just beautiful! I love how big that duncan is!
Nice pics nav! Still got the orange psammacora?
Thanks! yes, still got it... It encrusted and been growing slowly.
Awesome. Lost mine. Would love a piece if an when you frag it
Sure thing! Pic from today... its not that big that I can frag yet
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text: The Washington Post has an editorial on manned vs robotic Mars exploration by Robert Zubrin, president of the Mars Society. The erroneous idea that robots will eliminate human space travel seems to come up whenever a space mission is in the news and we've covered it before. Zubrin points out that while robots are useful, fun, and cheap ways of exploring, many of the tasks involved in looking for life would be much easier for a human explorer. And, regardless of how many robots are sent to Mars for exploration, humans will still go themselves eventually in order to live there.


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Seeing that the development of the ext3 file system successor has started, and that Andrew Morton has released mm patch containing ext4 file system, I decided to run some simple benchmarks, even in this early stage of development.
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Six tips for claiming downtime from The Weekend Effect author Katrina Onstad
Lower your standards
Overworked Canadians are apt to spend their precious weekends catching up on the ignored domestic detritus of the week. If the budget won't let you farm out those time-sucking tasks like cleaning and repairs, try getting the bulk of errands and chores done in small chunks on weeknights: think of a Wednesday grocery run or a Thursday vacuum session as investments in a free Saturday. Or, better yet, make peace with a little squalor and choose leisure over unattainable homemaker perfection.
Do good
Engaging in altruistic activities such as volunteering doesn't just increase happiness and a sense of purpose: it buys you time. It sounds counter-intuitive, but research shows that people who give away their time to worthy causes feel like they have more of it (even if they don't really). The reason? The power of "self-efficacy": time is perceived as longer when you're using it to accomplish something meaningful.
Release the children
In this moment of parental anxiety about kids falling behind, it's hard to say no to every enriching activity and rep team tryout on offer. But overscheduled children create overscheduled families whose precious free time is drained by kid-schlepping. Be selective about the sign-ups: try one or two activities per season, and otherwise set the kids loose (age appropriately, of course). Independence is key to developing self-confidence, and so is boredom, which sparks creativity and lets kids figure out their own interests without a parental agenda.
Put a clock on it
True respite means unplugging. Of course, sometimes there's no choice but to play professional catch-up away from the office. If there's no way around it, avoid "work drift" by making a plan and sticking to it: map your to-do list and block off a portion of time, with a concrete beginning and end. Then take a true, work-free break. Letting work invade leisure in dribs and drabs — an email here, a spreadsheet there — kills productivity and innovation (not to mention relationships!). Decades of studies confirm that working less actually means working better.
Make connections
For some people — including the casualties of downsizing — a sudden surplus of time can be an unexpected stressor, triggering feelings of loneliness. The fix: other people. Socializing makes us happier and healthier, and those with strong face-to-face networks might even live longer and stave off dementia more easily. Take a class. Meet a friend for coffee. Participate in community activities. Break the isolation and nurture those social bonds that are a pathway to longevity.
Kids do it instinctively; many adults don't (especially women, research shows). But play — engaging in an activity purely for pleasure, with no knowledge of the outcome — should be as much of a priority in the week as work. Play is the site of wonder, joy, abandon. A good round of active play will launch the rejuvenating "flow state," where self-consciousness vanishes and you lose the sense of time passing. Start with a hobby, a sport or just goofing off with your partner — all types of play keep the brain flexible and the heart alight.
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Masters of Ink is a Konbini original introducing you to a whole spectrum of tattoo artists from all over the world. Custom designers specializing in every style from modern dotwork to traditional Americana tattoos – tune in for something new every week!
With the contemporary art of tattooing becoming more and more recognized in our society, it is important to remember and celebrate its spiritual, contemplative and healing aspects as well. Wroclaw, Poland-based tattoo artist Joanna Swirska, aka Dżo Lama, is doing just that through her work and her personal tattoo studio Nasza Przestrzeń Kosmiczna (Our Outer Space).
"I am an optimistic person with lots of passions: I organize workshops, yoga sessions, concerts and exhibitions. This place illustrates who I am and my world."
For Joanna, tattooing is not just a service, it's also the good vibrations she wants to share with her customers. According to the artist, "the body is the repository of our soul, just like a temple – we have to choose how to decorate and we need to pay attention to the whole process, not just the final result."
The artist loves her customers and discovering their many personalities. So far, most of them are women with an arts background and her male customers, according to Joanna, are usually "crazy guys (in a good way) with many hobbies." She tells Konbini:
"My customers are not the normal women and men in suits. I have deep connections with them and sometimes, they help me with my studio for renovations, promotion, etc.
It is a super nice feeling when you know that you can rely on somebody. They are more like good friends.
The psychedelic, 70s-inspired style of Joanna's tattoos mirrors both hers and her clients' unconventionality, but the main theme of her tattoos is not humans, it's nature. According to the artist, "nature is something that exists without human creation and is at the same time different but perfect." "Wildlife is what gives me power for the future," Swirska says.
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Most of us are moved by compassion and generosity when confronted with what one United Nations agency calls ''loud emergencies'' - famine, floods, earthquakes.
Yet we tend to be less urgently aware of the ''silent'' emergencies: the 45, 000 children who die in the world every day from preventable diseases, the 400 million children that UNICEF says go to bed hungry each night, the up to 1 billion growing up illiterate.
One of the most challenging ''silent'' emergencies of all is overpopulation in the poorer two-thirds of the world, where about 73 million people - the equivalent of another Mexico - are being added to already jammed and poor slums and villages every year. It's a crisis that creeps rather than careers. It will take seven or so years before babies born today need schooling, and another 10 or so before they have children of their own. It's gradual, but it's cumulative.
Behind the statistics, though, are human drama and urgency: the squalor of Calcutta and Bombay slums, the garbage dump scavengers of Mexico City, empty food shelves in Rio and Dacca and Bangkok, lack of jobs, overflowing schoolrooms , food riots.
It can be argued that the greatest immediate threat to world peace is not the nuclear bomb, but rather the increasingly desperate third-world battle for a share of such basic resources as land, food, water, housing, clean air, jobs, and health care. By the year 2000, just 16 years from now, the third world will contain almost 5 billion people, more than the whole world holds today (4.6 billion). The UN forecasts that global population, at current growth rates, will be 6.1 billion by 2000.
Unless more voluntary family planning information is made available, the UN believes, areas of Africa simply won't be able to carry excess numbers, and war or starvation will follow.
If human need alone isn't galvanizing enough, consider that the United States has strategic interests all over the third world, from oil to rubber to tin to naval routes to military bases. Growing poverty and overcrowding cannot work in anyone's interests except perhaps those of the Soviet bloc.
One convert to a need to awaken attention to the ''silent'' population emergency is Pranay Gupte. Born in Bombay, educated at Brandeis University, he was a New York Times Africa correspondent based in Nairobi.
In the late summer of 1982, having left the Times, Gupte began 14 months of travel through 38 countries, some rich but most poor. He wanted to write a book to mark the 1984 World Population Conference in Mexico City (held Aug. 6-14) because, he says, overcrowding and excessive growth rates were among the deeper trends beneath the daily headlines he had pursued for so long.
The book has just appeared. Its virtue is that it tries to concentrate on what overcrowding means to individual people in the third world. It looks at the human side while presenting the demographic essentials as well.
It is a highly personal account of his travels: a journalist's book, filled with observation and anecdote. The writing is chatty and enthusiastic, at times very much so. Some chapters could perhaps have been shorter.
Despite his cheerful style, he ends his journey on a pessimistic note. Having seen overcrowding with his own eyes, he writes, ''I don't think the (population) bomb has been defused at all. It's fuse is long, and it is still burning.'' Because of its timing and its approach, the book also forms part of the political debate that has broken out in Washington over population.
Gupte, who had a travel grant from the UN Fund for Population Activities (UNFPA), came face to face with overcrowding. Others, less well traveled, see from their geographical and moral vantage point in the US much less to worry about. A number of anti-abortion ''right-to-life'' lobbyists seem hardly to see a population crisis at all. Ultimately they want to remove US family planning aid from any country where abortion is legal. For them, the overriding moral issue is avoiding abortion. Advocates of voluntary family planning, such as Mr. Gupte, see the chief moral point in avoiding countless, unwanted, unloved children without prospects or hope.
Pick up this book and dip into it. Read the excellent foreword by UNICEF official and writer Varindra Tarzie Vittachi. Read more widely, make up your own mind on the issue - and act accordingly.


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There is always a magical element to the ways in which our consignment inventory morphs and fluctuates. Strange, unexplainable things seem to happen, like how we had two 1989 Specialized Rock Combos (a rare drop-handlebar 26" wheel bike made for one year in 1989) simultaneously for sale a few weeks ago.
In this vein, we thought it would be worth pointing out that we currently have a total of five Litespeed titanium bikes in the shop. 3 road bikes, a mountain bike commuter, and a triathlon bike make up the total. Titanium frames are stiff, light, and have excellent longevity, making them a great choice for a range of applications. That being said, they're quite labor intensive and expensive to manufacture. Thats where our consignment inventory shines, with a range of titanium bikes selling for under the price of a new titanium frame itself.
Below are a few shots of each bike with a short description and a link to the consignment page:
The first is a 56cm Litespeed "Classic" road bike, set up with a Shimano Dura-Ace 7700 2x9-spd groupset. It is selling for $1175
Second is this 650c, aero time-trial / triathlon machine. The 56cm Litespeed "Blade" is set up with a Dura-Ace 7700 2x9-spd groupset, and bullhorns with aero bars of course. We have it priced at $975.
The third and arguably most unique bike of the bunch is this mountain bike turned upright commuter. The 19" "Mountain Classic" was converted from it's intended off-road usage to a killer city bike, featuring a smattering of top-end components such as the 9-spd XT drivetrain, Chris King / Mavic 717 wheelset, Sykes wooden fenders, etc... This bike is going for $1500.
And finally, the most modern of all the Litespeeds we have in the shop, is this 56cm Litespeed Firenze road machine. The bike features Dura-Ace 7800 2x10-spd components, and Mavic Cosmos wheels. It is a 2005 model, and is selling for $1675.
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Russia's growing threat
Allegations that the Russian government tried to influence America's election are extraordinarily serious — "the political equivalent to 9/11," according to Michael Morell, the former acting director of the CIA.
The coming congressional investigation should be bipartisan and bicameral, and should focus not just on the election allegations but also on the threat Russian President Vladimir Putin poses to geopolitical stability. This is especially important now that President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly signaled his intent to reset relations with Russia — something the administrations of both George W. Bush and Barack Obama tried to limited degrees.
"We have stabilized Europe since the end of World War II first by establishing NATO and encouraging the growth of the European Union and then by winning the Cold War," John E. Herbst, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, told an editorial writer. " ... The free part of Europe that has democracy and an open society and an open economy has moved steadily eastward. This has led to unprecedented stability in the world because Europe is a place of peace, and led to unprecedented prosperity which has been very good for the United States. Mr. Putin wants to destroy that Europe."
In fact, he's attempted to destroy it through force. That was evident first in Georgia in 2008 and in 2014 with Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea and thinly veiled military campaign in eastern Ukraine. It should not be forgotten that when the Soviet Union dissolved — a liberation of millions that Putin once called the "greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the (20th) century" — Ukraine was a major nuclear weapons power, but gave up its arsenal with guarantees of its sovereignty. Allowing Russia to then cleave a portion of the country with impunity is the wrong signal to send to Iran, North Korea and other nations amid rising concerns about proliferating nuclear weapons.
The U.S. should seek peaceful relations with Russia. But Congress, Trump and the American people should not dismiss the election allegations as a partisan issue, nor should they fail to recognize the direct threat that Russian aggression poses to the global order.
—Minneapolis Star Tribune
Aleppo's sorrow
The waning days of the Obama administration are now paired with the waning lives of Aleppo.
The U.S government and the American people look on helplessly as the Syrian troops backed by Russia and Iran puts a stranglehold on the last of the rebels and thousands of civilians clustered in a final, tiny corner of the blasted city. The Syrian civil war has long seemed distant to Americans, but we and people of all nations can now sympathize with the desperation of those trapped, including the elderly and children, and terrified of what is to come.
Republicans are eager to blame President Obama for this disaster and the president bears some responsibility for this end. He chose not to get militarily involved. Russian President Vladimir Putin had no qualms. U.S. hawks say Putin showed decisive leadership, but what he has shown in Aleppo, is what he has shown elsewhere: indiscriminate brutality.
History will judge whether Obama's restraint kept the United States out of another quagmire. But history also left him few options. After the disaster of the Iraq invasion, it was time for the United States to let Mideast nations resolve their own problems.
Still it is painful for a generous and moral nation to watch the slaughter of cornered rebels and innocents alike.
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Although the National Socialist state was defeated in 1945, the National Socialist doctrine itself can never be defeated. The whole creed was based around never giving in and never giving up. It is about using the struggle in order to better yourself. By overcoming the obstacles placed in our way by our enemies, we learn more about our own capabilities and that struggle is required in order to improve them.
National Socialism was not something of its time, but something outside of time. Although based on the laws of nature and thus unchanging, the ways these laws are to be interpreted and made use of depends on the society and the people that are applying them. Each country has its own traditions and culture and NS was about honouring those traditions and ensuring that they remained relevant. Today this could be applied to the resurgence of historically White religious doctrines being interpreted through a racial lense, that are not preached from a pulpit or a lodge, but through blogs and websites made available to people through the internet.
Instead of listening to speeches in working men's clubs and having to fight off communists, we are now able to download podcasts or videos and digest them in the relative safety of our own homes. Although this means less physical social contact, it does mean that the information is available to everyone and provided the internet is not also used for porn, then the end could be said to justify the means.
In this first part of a trilogy of Colin Jordan Narrations, the author explains how National Socialism proved that the end could justify the means, but only if those means were in harmony with the end, which they are, in the above instance. To make compromises with Jews and homosexuals however, would be to betray the spirit of this doctrine, but to speak out against the problems caused by them, while maybe not directly attacking them, could gain support and lead people to discovering the source of the problems for themselves.
Like most of Jordan's writings, this essay remains relevant today and his insights into the dangers of compromising with our enemies, are particularly prescient.
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text: The Johnson family is moving to Chatsworth this Friday and Saturday! We are so thankful to God for His provision of a 3 bedroom rental house. After looking at so many homes for the past 4 months, we have finally found the right place. A few things I'm thrilled about: having a washing machine and dryer (still need to actually buy it :) inside our house instead of walking to the laundry room, a backyard for Maddie to play, a garage for storage space, and a home where we can have more people over for fellowship. God is so good! I'm also thankful for the people who will be helping us move this weekend and next week. The body of Christ is a beautiful thing! Pictures of the move and the new house are coming soon! If you want our new address, let me know!


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Chapter 1
My name is William Dark, and I was sixteen years old when I was turned into a vampire.
I was going to finish high junior year – I was even predicted good grades in my finals! I was going to tell my girlfriend, Steffie, that I loved her. I was going to play captain at the junior football semis. I was going to go up in a year or so time and collect a scroll commemorating my achievements so far in life. As proof; proof of who I am. The only proof I have now that I was sixteen are the scars on my back from the beatings of my sire.
My sire. I hate the word – it rolls around the mouth with a delicious taste; it breathes romance and eternal love... that's not why I was sired. I was sired to kill, and nothing more. I was sired to be a slave to the vampire Victoria, to serve her and bring her vendetta on a plate. I was sired to live a short second life.
But I defied her. I defied my apparent destiny, because I had, and still do have, a lot more to do than kill. I am going to take finals, and I am going to tell someone I love her...
Who am I kidding? Victoria ruined my chances of ever having a normal life.
She killed me in a dank Seattle backstreet, where I was taking a shortcut home from football practise, and my footsteps echoed eerily from the walls. My mom always told me never to walk that way, but did I listen? If I had, I'd still have a mother to go home to. But anyway, reminiscence isn't something I let get to me these days, it hurts too much. Hindsight is a bitch.
I heard her before I saw her – soft steps across the concrete, and a shallow breathing. My heart leapt, and thudded faster than ever before (as though it knew it had only a little time left to beat, before it would be evermore silenced). I turned slowly, my hand sliding inside my bag to pull out my flick knife that my dad gave me for self defence. It had saved me from a mugging once – given me borrowed time. She had knocked my hand sideways before I even saw her, and the bones up my arm snapped with a sickening crack. I sobbed with pain that soon turned to terror as she dragged my head back, forcing me to look at her.
The eyes... I would never forget those eyes... They were deepest red, with black rims and bloodshot whites; I learned a year later that that came from too much feeding.
She knocked me to the ground with a single blow to the shoulder, and wrenched up my hand, pressing her lips to my wrist. I only screamed for a second – then the pain was so blinding that any thoughts of making a sound faded from my mind.
The memories came back as I stumbled down a Forks street four years later. It was the rain that did it – the night I woke up it was raining, and suddenly my eyes could see every colour of the rainbow shining off each droplet.
But today was the day I had to concentrate on... today was the day to do or die. My throat was aching, my eyes jet black, and my bones were clearly visible on my chest – though I covered them with a torn shirt I had found in a dumpster. I was wearing the same torn jeans as I had been when I had been changed; as a vampire, dirt doesn't even go skin deep, it just slides off the surface.
'You can do it, Will, go on!' I hissed to myself, staggering around the corner and following the strong scent. If my heart could beat, I knew it would be banging against my ribcage with fear. I could die today. As I walked down the path to the grand white house, I caught the scent of a deer in the surrounding woods, and I coughed chokily, clenching my fists by my side and deciding not to breathe. 'Stop it,' I snarled, as I took a step towards the wood involuntarily, 'stop it stop it STOP it!'
Shaking my head angrily, I started forwards again, my black eyes fixed on the house. My steps were even shorter now, though I felt slightly encouraged when I smelt only six vampires inside – the other two must be elsewhere. There was werewolf scent too – it made me gag and shudder. I had last smelt it up by the Canadian border during one of my tracking expeditions – there is nothing better to take your mind off things.
When I reached the door, I stopped dead, and allowed the icy rain to pour down my back. The downpour calmed me slightly, as I stood a few inches from the front step, and I blinked my eyes very slowly and deliberately. 'A better way to live. A better way to live,' I chanted my mantra to myself, before raising my hand to ring the bell. For a second, I allowed my fingers to touch the smooth black paint, before I pressed my finger against the bell and flinched backwards. Still time to run... I thought, and I was just about to turn around when the door open, so quickly that it was as though the man had been standing beside it just waiting for the bell to ring – that's vampire speed for you.
'Can I...help?' He asked, narrowing his eyes slightly. I caught a glimpse of messy blonde hair, serious arm muscles and extremely stylish clothes before my eyes hit the floor (not literally, of course). I mumbled something unintelligible even to me, and the guy stepped forwards. Instantly, a wave of calm rushed over me, and I looked up nervously, into the warm amber eyes. 'Do we know you?' He asked, with a velvet voice as soft as flowing water.
'N-no,' I stammered, 'I was just... leaving,' I turned to dash away, but he caught my shoulder. Terror filled my veins – what was he going to do, kill me?
'Come inside,' he said firmly, pulling me into the hall and closing the door behind me. I was very conscious that I was dripping with water. 'What's your name?' He asked, vanishing and reappearing a split second later with a huge towel, which he wrapped gently around my shoulders.
'William,' I mumbled, drying my face on a corner and looking up again.
'Where are you from?' He said, leading me down through an elaborate hallway and into a room off the corridor. There were grand paintings across the walls, but I didn't pay much attention to them, listening instead to the quiet breathing of vampires down the hall.
I coughed slightly, looking up and answering quickly, 'Seattle.' It was amazing how quickly he understood, and he raised his eyebrows a little.
'Victoria changed you.' It was a statement, not a question.
'I shouldn't be here,' I muttered, making to stand up, but he pushed me down with surprising strength for an ordinary vampire against a newborn. 'Sorry,' I said quickly with wide eyes, swallowing loudly.
'You're safe here,' he said calmly.
'I wouldn't... hurt anyone,' I whispered, biting my lip.
'I mean you're safe here,' I looked into his eyes as he said it, and saw a curved scar running along his cheek. It was as though he felt my eyes on it, as he lifted his hand to sweep across his fringe, allowing the hair to fall over the scar. 'I'm Jasper,' he held out a hand, and I shook it weakly, loosening my jaw slightly from its previously stiff freeze frame.
If he hadn't have been shaking my hand, I don't know what would have happened next. I heard the front door open, and a sickly strong scent hit me as badly as the first time I had smelt a human; and the heartbeat...the heartbeat – slightly too fast to be human, slightly too slow to be werewolf... I jerked forwards, and Jasper twisted my wrist back, catching me by the waist and dragging me away from the door. The fight lasted less than five seconds before I realised I had zero chance of overpowering Jasper.
When he finally released me, after I had calmed enough, I turned to see that I had torn his long shirt sleeve, which he hurriedly folded over to hide the mottled skin there. It was a split second before I realised what the pattern was – hundreds, thousands, of crescent shaped scars.
'I have a history of newborn armies,' he said quietly. 'I was turned just like you... though in less of a city.'
'When?' I choked, tensing every particle of my body to try and block out the smell and sound of the human, or whatever it was.
'1863. During the Civil War.'
A spasm of pain rippled through my body as I remembered studying the Civil War at school... Steffie had been wearing a tight fitting purple sweater and black skinny jeans with black high heeled boots... and the little amethyst necklace I had bought her for her birthday the previous year; she had looked beautiful, but I hadn't told her – I thought I'd have all the time in the world to do so.
'Memories?' He asked softly.
'Yeah,' I admitted, scratching the back of my hand, where even my rock hard skin had started to peel. He caught my wrist and gently prised away my fingers. He didn't say anything, though, just lifting his other hand and showing the scars of torn skin on the back of his own hand.
'Do you want to meet the rest of them?' It wasn't a command, it wasn't even persuasive. It was a genuine question that I could say no to.
'Er...yeah... I guess.'
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Bargains still abound in the junior mining space despite the recent strength, and Aurizon itself has indicated an interest in accretive acquisitions in North America to add another 100,000 ounces of annual gold production. With consolidation activity in the mining sector gaining momentum, it remains to be seen whether a company like Aurizon can avoid being gobbled up by a reserve-hungry intermediate producer like Agnico-Eagle Mines
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By Madeline Brady, Regular ContributorAugust 22, 2015
There are some things in life that always seem to be hard, no matter how old you get: making mistakes, breakups, putting on a fitted sheet by yourself. It doesn't matter if it's the first time or the five-hundredth time, these things are never easy. For some reason you don't get better at them like you do at standing up for yourself, dressing appropriately, and rock climbing.
There are simply some things in life that are challenging and fresh each time they happen.
As I write this, I'm on a long road trip with some of my friends. As anyone who has ever been on a trip of this sort will tell you, it's not always easy. Sometimes, it's joyful and freeing. Other times, it's frustrating and draining; this is especially true when you've been put in charge of planning the whole thing. So when I recently messed up a small detail of planning our accommodations on our trip, I felt pretty bad. People were counting on me, and I let them down. It sucked. (Sorry, I know you were looking forward to this being an essay about fitted sheets.)
I felt like a big idiot to say the least. In my flurry of planning, I'd told our friend in California the wrong day we were arriving, and we were without a place to stay the next night. Even though my friends were super chill and it wasn't a big deal, I melted into a puddle of my own tears (obviously because I'm an adult). I felt so incompetent – I couldn't send a simple email correctly! What if I'd gotten other dates wrong? What if the whole trip was a disaster?! I think it's fair to say that I was completely freaking out.
After secluding myself to a bedroom and having a solid cry, my sweet and gentle SO knocked at the door to ask if I was okay and to tell me that my friends were going down to the beach. And in that moment I had a choice:
do I sit here feeling sorry for myself for a little mistake or do I let go of this mistake I made and enjoy this wonderful vacation that I had planned for us?
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My decision?
Well, nothing beats the blues quite like sand between your toes and laughing with your besties. Just sayin'.
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Great work, very helpful. My maternal grandmother and maternal great aunt are here. I don't think you have my grandmother's name correct. She was Mary Elizaberh Woods nee Blee. Ursula is my mother's name Ursula Kathleen Smith nee Woods. My grandmother had two boys and prayed to St Ursula to have a girl. My mum came along and got the German name meaning "Little bear" which really suits her!
I have wedding photos for my grandparents but it is teh first time I have learnt what year they got Married! Any idea where they got married? May have been St Joseph's Cathedral where my parents got married.
I would be grateful for any information regarding my grandmother's mother Honora "Nellie" Blee. I know she came from Ireland and the rest of her family went to the USA and she is recorded in BDM as Nellie Keating. I have photo with my grandmother, Nellie and I think her other sisters but no names or where they settled in USA.
Thanks for teh info on the Blee weddings.I can confirm that Aileen, James and Mary were the only children on Edward James Blee. There is a typo on the Cemetery records regarding my grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Woods last known address. It was a pensioner flat and the address should be 39B Norwood St.
I hope you can come across some more information on Nellie Keating. I have hit a brick wall. Happy to provide you with a copy of teh photo I have of her, if you would like it.
Honora 'Nellie' KEATING (1863-1945) was born in Tralee, County Kerry, Ireland. Her parents were Daniel Keating and Mary Sullivan. (from her NZ Death Cert) Does anyone have any information on her parents and / or her two sisters that migrated to the United States? I don't have their names or where they migrated to in the US. They did visit NZ as there is a formal photo of them with Honora Keating and my grandmother Mary Elizabeth


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